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Worcester Township adopts 2022 Comprehensive Plan after county review
Summary
The Worcester Township Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted the 2022 Comprehensive Plan following a public hearing and county review; the plan was developed by a two-year task force and the Montgomery County Planning Commission offered one minor comment.
The Worcester Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously June 17 to adopt the 2022 Comprehensive Plan after a public hearing and review by County planning staff.
Township Solicitor Wendy McKenna opened the hearing and marked exhibits into the record, including the legal notice and affidavits of publication. She noted that the Montgomery County Planning Commission reviewed the plan and provided a comment that the document had been drafted in 2022 but was being adopted in 2026. No members of the public offered comment during the hearing. After the hearing closed, Rick DeLello moved to approve Resolution 2026-13 adopting the Comprehensive Plan, Christine Steere seconded, and the motion carried 3-0.
Board members praised the two-year task force and the Planning Commission for producing the plan, and Chair Lou Betz said the Township would soon begin its next comprehensive planning cycle. The solicitor emphasized that a comprehensive plan is a planning document rather than an ordinance and noted statutory hearing requirements under the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code.
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