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Board authorizes staff to apply for DVRPC grant to study missing trail link
Summary
The Board authorized Assistant Manager Michael O’Brien to collaborate with resident and Planning Commission member Ted Roehrig on a DVRPC grant application to study the East Branch Brandywine Trail connection; the grant requires no township match.
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Ted Roehrig, a Downingtown Borough resident and Planning Commission member, presented a DVRPC grant opportunity to fund a study of the missing link of the East Branch Brandywine Trail between the Borough and East Caln. Roehrig emphasized that he was not representing the Borough and said the grant would fund a study with no local match required.
The Board unanimously authorized Assistant Township Manager Michael O’Brien to work with Roehrig to complete and submit the DVRPC grant application. The authorization was recorded as a unanimous motion by Ash and seconded by Taylor.
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