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Residents raise open-space, coyote and bandshell concerns during public comment
Summary
During the public comment period, residents asked about the township's Open Space Preservation Program and committee involvement, reported aggressive coyote sightings, and discussed interest in a community bandshell.
Several residents used the public-comment period to press the Board on neighborhood concerns and civic involvement. Robert Fesnak asked about the status of the township's 300 by 300 Open Space Preservation Program and was told by Chair Rick DeLello that the township collaborates with land trusts and private landowners and does not maintain a public list of targeted properties. Kim David urged re-establishing an Open Space Committee and engaging groups such as Friends of Worcester (FOW); Chair DeLello directed interested parties to contact Township Manager Dan DeMeno.
Resident Bill McGrain reported "an increased presence of coyotes, including aggressive behavior," prompting the Board to agree to alert the Pennsylvania Game Commission and ask Manager DeMeno to coordinate responses. Later public commenters Bob Andorn and Ed Moore offered remarks on the Childcare text amendment and Property Maintenance Code and mentioned the possibility of a bandshell.
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