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Planning Commission reviews solar application, launches comprehensive-plan task force
Summary
The Pennsbury Planning Commission reviewed a solar application for 21 Stirling Way and outlined the start of a township comprehensive-plan update; Chair Dennis Smith said a task force including local commissions and the Brandywine Conservancy will lead an 18–24 month effort.
Planning Commission Chair Dennis Smith reported that the commission's recent agenda included a solar application for 21 Stirling Way and that preparations are underway to begin work on a Township Comprehensive Plan. He said a task force will be formed with representatives from the Planning Commission, Board of Supervisors, Historical Commission, Township staff, the County Planning Commission, and the Brandywine Conservancy.
Smith said the comprehensive-plan project is anticipated to take approximately 18 to 24 months to complete. The meeting minutes record the task force composition and timeline but do not include details of the solar application's status, any site plan specifics, or public comment on the application.
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