Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Radnor public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
6 issues in environment with medium priority
Shade Tree Commission Funding
The volunteer-driven Shade Tree Commission asked for its first township funding: $20,000 to keep planting trees and maintaining riparian restoration projects. Its donation-funded account is nearly exhausted after planting 1,400+ trees since 2020. The request will be folded into the upcoming budget, where commissioners will decide.
Open space reduction on the Roberts Road tract
The site is roughly 88% green today; the plan proposes 64% pervious area with the required 15% contiguous open space. Neighbors pressed hard on the loss.
WearWell Textile Recycling Partnership
Radnor High School students co-founding WearWell proposed expanding textile recycling bins and increasing community awareness to divert clothing from landfills.
Exterior Lighting and Resident Impact
Monroe Muffler presented updated lighting plans and shielding to address light pollution concerns raised by nearby residents.
Native Plantings and Pollinator Corridors
The EAC is preparing for its annual native plant giveaway on May 2, distributing 2,500 perennial plugs packaged in pre-assembled bags to local residents to promote biodiversity.
Community Events Recycling Ordinance
The township is updating its solid waste code to require recycling at public community events, which is a mandatory step to qualify for a state recycling grant.