Jack Larkin

Waverly Heights Life Care Center Proposal at 452 S. Roberts Road

The project would bring construction spending, roughly 110-plus jobs, and tax and utility demand to the area, though the full financial picture is not yet developed.

Proposed Data Center Zoning Ordinance

Developers would reimburse the township for independent technical review costs; no direct township cost identified.

Grading Permits and Tree Removal Oversight

Potential fee-in-lieu revenue for the township or compliance costs for property owners.

Willows Riparian Repair Grant Budget and Maintenance

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society may donate up to 20 additional trees to the planting.

Old Friend Restaurant vestibule controversy

Commercial Signage Standards on Lancaster Avenue

Impacts branding and advertising costs for incoming commercial tenants.

Agnes Irwin temporary classrooms during renovation

Wayne Downtown Master Plan & Parklet Proposal

Potential economic impact on local businesses estimated by merchants based on daily customer turnover.

2027 Preliminary Operating and Capital Budget

No real estate tax increase in the draft, but sewer and stormwater fees would likely rise.

Stormwater Capital Improvement Bonds

Up to $10 million in new debt; a stormwater fee increase is anticipated next year.

Radnor School District administration building renovation

Delaware County open space bond referendum

About $24 a year for the owner of an average ~$400,000 home.

Building Energy Benchmarking Ordinance

Building owners could face costs for energy tracking and efficiency improvements.

Stryker EMS Equipment Acquisition

Total purchase of $843,896.69 with annual capital payments of $120,556.67 starting in 2027.

Road Salt Contamination in Local Streams and Tap Water

Potential future subsidies or grants for household filtration equipment.

Residential Setback Variances and Neighborhood Character

Private investment in home improvement increasing property value.

Fraudulent township invoice scam warning

Residents who pay fake invoices could lose money; the township says don't pay and report to Community Development.

election guide

Zero direct financial impact on taxpayers, though high voter turnout keeps local democracy running smoothly.

Shade Tree Commission Website Relaunch

None

Communicable Disease Monitoring and West Nile Virus

Approval of October 14, 2026 meeting minutes

DRB 2026-59 — Agnes Irwin School temporary learning cottages

DRB 2026-60 — Harth, 227 E. Lancaster Ave

DRB 2026-61 — Old Friend Restaurant vestibule

DRB 2026-62 — Main Line Mahjong wall sign

DRB 2026-63 — Radnor Township School District administration building renovation

DRB 2026-64 — Robin Gannon Interiors exterior renovations

Approval of meeting minutes

Approval of meeting minutes for Wednesday, October 14, 2026

Approval of October 14, 2026 meeting minutes

DRB 2026-59 Agnes Irwin School – temporary learning cottages

DRB 2026-60 HARTH – signs and exterior changes

DRB 2026-61 Old Friend Restaurant – vestibule

DRB 2026-62 Main Line Mahjong – wall sign

DRB 2026-63 Radnor Township School District – exterior renovations and addition

DRB 2026-64 Robin Gannon Interiors – exterior renovations

Approval of meeting minutes

Approval of meeting minutes for Wednesday, October 14, 2026

Consent agenda approval

Free holiday parking (Item 3.A)

approve the Consent Agenda as amended

approve the adoption of Ordinance 2026-22 - Approving a three-year lease for PAISBOA for a portion of the Radnor Township Municipal Building, consisting of approximately 1,500 square feet

approve the introduction of Ordinance 2026-24– Amending The Township Zoning Ordinance regarding Conditional Use Standards and Data Center Regulations.

ament the consent agenda to add 2.M) Motion approving the Business Tax Settlement 2026-BPT-04

approve Resolution 2026-121- Requested Waiver of Land Development for 275 South Ithan Avenue, Agnes Irwin School

approve Resolution 2026-120 - Appointment of Radnor Township Stormwater Authority Members

approve the adoption of Ordinance 2026-23- General Obligation Bonds not to Exceed $10 Million (Bank Qualified) for Stormwater Capital Improvement Projects

approve Resolution 2026-124 - Award to the Recipients of the 2027 Radnor Township Community Grant in the Total Amount of $100,000 funded by the General Fund in the 2027 Budget

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve Resolution 2026-111: Awarding the Contract for Providing the Temporary Bridge for Skunk Hollow to ADM Welding & Fabrication, LLC not to exceed $24,000

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve Resolution 2026-109 - Approving the renewal of the CODY Records Management System subscription for use by the Radnor Township Police Department for the te

Commissioner Larkin made a motion to table Resolution 2026-108 - Purchase of Stryker EMS equipment to be placed on ambulances in Radnor Township. This purchase is through the Costars program and inclu

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve the following appointments to the Board of Health, Steve Comess - Partial Term ending December 31 2028, Diana Pope - Partial Term ending December 31, 2027

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve Resolution 2026-110 - Approving the renewal agreement with PowerDMS for licensing that includes subscription fees, training, and ongoing support for a ter

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve the balance Consent Agenda items 2.A, 2.B, and 2.C

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve the adoption of Ordinance 2026-18 - An Ordinance Of Radnor Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Amending Its Code Of Ordinances By Repealing Chapter 5

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve Resolution 2026-112 – Authorizing the approval of Change Orders #3 and #4 from Dezigns Construction Inc. for the Radnor Township Municipal and Public Work

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve the introduction of Ordinance 2026-21 - Special Parking Zones, amending adding the handicapped parking on North Wayne Avenue, west side, in front of 402 N

Adoption of Ordinance 2026-18 (Stormwater Authority)

approve the Consent Agenda

approve Resolution 2026-107 - Approving a Seasonal Banner Program

approve Resolution 2026-105 - 1075 Eagle Road, Oakhill, Amended Land Development

Adoption of Ordinance 2026-17 - An Ordinance Of Radnor Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Amending The Code Of The Township Of Radnor, Chapter 280, Zoning, To Eliminate Section 280-101 Of Articl

approve the appointment of Caroline Pearsall to the Memorial Library Board for an unexpired term ending 12/31/2026

Adopt Ordinance 2026-20 Handicap Parking space for the West side of Highland Avenue

amend Resolution 2026-106- Authorizing the Township to proceed with the improvements to the North Wayne Parklet at an estimated cost of $155,000, to be paid from the Park & Open Space Bonds, Series 20

approve Resolution 2026-104: Waiver of Land Development for 135 South Wayne Avenue, Radnor Township School District

amend Ordinance 2026-17 - An Ordinance Of Radnor Township, Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Amending The Code Of The Township Of Radnor, Chapter 280, Zoning, To Eliminate Section 280-101 Of Article XX,

amend Resolution 2026-106- Authorizing the Township to proceed with the improvements to the North Wayne Parklet at an estimated cost of $155,000, to be paid from the Park & Open Space Bonds, Series 20

approve the amended Resolution 2026-106- Authorizing the Township to proceed with the improvements to the North Wayne Parklet at an estimated cost of $155,000, to be paid from the Park & Open Space Bo

Table Resolution 2026-99: Creutzberg Center Architectural Services

Introduce Ordinance 2026-20: Highland Avenue Handicap Parking

Approve Resolution 2026-91: Police Mobile Data Terminals

Approve Resolution 2026-97: Willows and Warren Filipone Riparian Restoration

Approve Resolution 2026-80: Wayne Street Clock Repairs

Vice President Myers made a motion to table Resolution 2026-99- Authorizing Architectural Services as provided by Archer & Buchannon Architecture for the design and bidding documents for the interior

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve Resolution 2026-97 - Approval of Two Riparian Restoration Projects at the Willows and Warren Filipone Parks as approved by the Radnor Township Shade Tree

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve the introduction of Ordinance 2026-20 - Handicap Parking space for the West side of Highland Avenue

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve Resolution 2026-91 - Approving the Purchase of Six (6) new Getac Mobile Data Terminal Tablets for use by the Radnor Township Police Department in the amou

Commissioner Larkin made a motion to approve Resolution 2026-80 - Authorization to Contract with Bob Desrochers, Watchmaker/ Clockmaker for repairs to the Animated Wayne Street Clock at a cost not to

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve the Request of the Emerson Group for Waiver of Land Development

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve the adoption of Ordinance 2026-15 - Implement No Parking on the West Side of Francis Avenue for the full length of the street

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve Resolution 2026-88- Authorizing the Replacement (10) Water Source Heat Pumps (WSHP), at the Township Building in the Amount of $146,200, to be funded from

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve Resolution 2026-87 - Authorizing the Payment for the Emergency Traffic Signal Replacement at Glenbrook and County Line to Charles Higgins and Sons in the

Commissioner Larkin made a motion to approve the Settlement Agreement between UPenn and Radnor Township

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve the adoption of Ordinance 2026-16 - Conversion of the 4 metered parking spaces on the west side of the Wayne Senior Center to Handicapped parking spaces

Commissioner Larkin made a motion to approve the introduction of Ordinance 2026-19-- Approving the Acquisition and Purchase of 405 W. Wayne Avenue, Radnor Township, Pennsylvania Consisting of Approxim

Commissioner Mulroney made a motion to approve Resolution 2026-85 - Authorizing Carroll Engineering to Perform Design, Permitting, and Bidding Documents for the Rehabilitation of the Upstream Bridge a

Vice President Myers made a motion to approve the adoption of Ordinance 2026-14 - Addition of No parking between signs between 215 Trianon Lane and 219 Trianon Lane, consisting of 650 feet

Commissioner Larkin made a motion to approve the introduction of Ordinance 2026-16 - Conversion of the 4 metered parking spaces on the west side of the Wayne Senior Center to Handicapped parking space