Radnor public meetings in 2025
34 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Zoning Hearing Board
The Radnor Zoning Hearing Board will hold a public meeting on December 18, 2025, to consider six appeals. These include requests for time extensions, variances for impervious surface coverage, parking, floodplain construction, and steep slope work. The board will also hear a continued appeal regarding a property's nonconforming impervious surface.
- Appeal #3113 and #3148: Radnor Rockwell LLC seeks six-month permit extension for 1001 Eagle Road until June 20, 2026.
- Appeal #3233: Medhat Elebah appeals enforcement notice for 506 Chaumont Drive, seeking variance to allow 37.36% impervious surface (max 22%).
- Appeal #3248: Kerry Theresa Connor seeks parking variance for property at 0 Conestoga Road (R5 district).
- Appeal #3249: Todd and Jaclyn Charrington seek floodplain construction variance for 248 Barcladen Circle.
- Appeal #3250: Matthew and Christina Bernier seek steep slope variance and special exception for 340 Highland Lane.
Environmental Advisory Council
The Radnor Township Environmental Advisory Council is meeting to discuss ongoing environmental initiatives, including municipal energy conservation, public education, and native plant promotion. They will also consider new business items such as a potential grass height ordinance, the Aronimink Golf Club clear-cutting, and recycling/waste management. The council will review its proposed 2026 budget of $15,000, pending Board of Commissioners approval.
- Discussion of Lower Merion's gas leaf blower ordinance as a model for Radnor
- New business: municipal ordinance regarding grass height
- Aronimink Golf Club clear-cutting 9 acres for temporary PGA Broadcast Center
- 2026 EAC budget proposed at $15,000; 2025 expenses totaled $6,617.65
- Public education: 'Smart Salting' article and upcoming lectures on Beech Leaf Disease and bees
Board of Health
The Radnor Board of Health is meeting to review minutes, receive updates on communicable diseases and the student intern program, and hear a presentation by Nicole Hartono and Nikki Malur, in association with the League of Women Voters, on the legal and medical factors involved in rape. The board will also discuss old business, including carpet installation, and receive updates from the Radnor Township School District, Board of Commissioners, and county.
- Presentation on legal and medical factors in rape
- Carpet installation discussion
- Communicable disease update
- Student intern program update
- RTSD, Board of Commissioners, and county updates
Parks & Recreation Board
The Radnor Parks & Recreation Board is meeting to continue reviewing the preliminary concept plan for Odorisio Park improvements, a project that has been ongoing since 2022. The board will also receive updates on several park and trail projects, including Fenimore Woods Park renovations and various trail extensions. The meeting includes public comment and recognition of a board member's service.
- Odorisio Park Comprehensive Improvements Preliminary Concept Plan Review - Continued
- Fenimore Woods Park Renovations Project Update
- Radnor Township Capital Budget (Parks & Facilities) & Park Impact Fund Project Allocation
- Trail Projects: Radnor Trail Extension, Darby-Paoli Trail, TAP Trail, Brooke Farm Trail, Skunk Hollow Trail
- Recognition of Howard Childs for 8 years of service on the Parks & Recreation Board
Design Review Board
The Radnor Design Review Board will review nine applications for new buildings, signs, lighting, and a roof replacement at its December 10, 2025 meeting. Items include a new Wawa building with six signs, multiple sign requests, outdoor lighting, and a school roof replacement. The board will also approve minutes from the November 12 meeting.
- DRB 2025-71: Wawa, 302-306 E Lancaster Ave, new building and six signs
- DRB 2025-72: Real of Pennsylvania, 528 E Lancaster Ave, one wall sign and one ground sign
- DRB 2025-73: Monroe Muffler, 362 W Lancaster Ave, outdoor lighting
- DRB 2025-77: Radnor School District, 150 Louella Ave, roof replacement
- DRB 2025-76: The Brandywine Hotel, 165 King of Prussia Rd, multiple signs
Board of Commissioners
The Radnor Township Board of Commissioners will consider adopting the 2026 comprehensive budget, which sets the real estate tax millage rate and appropriations, as well as a separate ordinance for the 2026 sanitary sewer rent rate. The board will also vote on several resolutions and ordinances, including a minor subdivision lot line change, new e-bike regulations, and special purpose parking zones. Public comment is scheduled at the start and end of the meeting.
- Resolution 2025-165: Purchase radios for Fire and EMS Chief for $17,112.20 (net of $9,964.80 discount) from Capital Fund
- Resolution 2025-164: Award 2026 Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Contract (B-25-008) to Petroleum Traders Corp
- Minor subdivision: Lot line change transferring 10,048 sq ft including a barn from 220 to 216 Radnor Chester Road
- Ordinance 2025-08: Add Article IX to Chapter 270 regulating electric bicycles and scooters
- Ordinance 2025-11: Remove handicap space at 166 Meredith Ave, add at 232 Poplar Ave and 114 North Lowrys Ln
Shade Tree Commission
The Radnor Township Shade Tree Commission will review 13 new grading permit applications, several involving new home construction and tree removals, plus a request to remove two trees in the Wayne Overlay District. The commission will also hear updates on fall tree planting, grant applications, and community planting projects. This is a regular business meeting with decisions on permits and tree removal requests.
- Grading permit 215957-1 Aberdeen Ter: 636 cubic yards of dirt removed, 0 trees removed
- Grading permit 215922-201 S Spring Mill Road: 1,500 cubic yards of dirt retained, 8 trees removed
- Grading permit 216148-270 S Bryn Mawr Ave: 25,533 cubic yards of dirt removed, 58 trees removed
- Tree removal request: AT&T Building, 60 West Avenue, 2 trees in Wayne Overlay District
- Hazardous tree removals by township: S. Ithan, 54 Oakford Rd, Radnor Crossing @ Iven Ave, West Ave Park Lot
Planning Commission
The Radnor Planning Commission will review two land development applications: a lot line change at 216-220 Radnor Chester Road and a proposal for an office, apartment, and private studio at 126 Garrett Avenue. The commission will also discuss the Wayne Business Overlay District Master Plan. Public comment is scheduled.
- Lot line change application for 216-220 Radnor Chester Road
- Land development application for office, apartment, and private studio at 126 Garrett Ave
- Discussion of Wayne Business Overlay District Master Plan
- Traffic reviews for both applications included in agenda materials
Board of Commissioners
The Radnor Township Board of Commissioners will introduce ordinances adopting the 2026 comprehensive budget (including the real estate tax millage rate), the 2026 sanitary sewer rent rate, and a resolution adopting the 2026 stormwater fee. The board will also consider final approval of a 29-home subdivision at Strafford Walk, introduce e-bike regulations, and vote on several contracts and appointments.
- Ordinance 2025-13: 2026 budget and real estate tax millage rate
- Ordinance 2025-14: 2026 sanitary sewer rent rate
- Resolution 2025-161: 2026 stormwater fee
- Resolution 2025-121: Final approval for 29 single-family homes at 204-208 Strafford Ave & 18 Forest Ln
- Resolution 2025-162: Contract with MGT, LLC for executive search, up to $26,000
Environmental Advisory Council
The Radnor Township Environmental Advisory Council is meeting to welcome a new member, approve minutes, and discuss ongoing business including municipal energy conservation, public education, and promoting native plants. They will also consider new business items such as a grass height ordinance, the Aronimink Golf Club clear-cutting, recycling, and the 2026 budget proposal of $15,000.
- Welcome new member Melissa Zaffin
- Discuss 2026 EAC budget proposal of $15,000 (2025 funded $7,246.50)
- Review tree canopy assessment: Radnor at ~50% canopy, 2% loss since 2010
- New business: municipal ordinance on grass height
- New business: Aronimink Golf Club clear-cutting 9 acres for PGA Broadcast Center
Board of Health
The Radnor Board of Health is meeting to approve revised minutes from September and October, receive updates on communicable diseases and the student intern program, and discuss old business including carpet installation. New business includes updates from RTSD, the Board of Commissioners, and the county. Public participation is scheduled.
- Approval of revised September 15, 2025 minutes
- Approval of October 20, 2025 minutes
- Carpet installation under old business
- Communicable disease update
- Student intern program update
Design Review Board
The Radnor Design Review Board will review several applications for exterior changes, including a new Wawa building with six signs, facade renovations, and sign modifications. The board will also discuss the zoning code and approve the previous meeting's minutes.
- Wawa new building & six signs at 302-306 E Lancaster Ave
- Anthony Wayne Movie facade renovations at 111 W Lancaster
- Nudy's Cafe exterior color change and new signs at 600 W Lancaster Ave
- Caliber Collision one ground sign & one wall sign at 392 W Lancaster Ave
- Bright Star Care double-sided rider sign at 336 King of Prussia Rd
Shade Tree Commission
The Radnor Shade Tree Commission will review new grading permits, tree removal permits, and reports on hazardous trees removed by residents and the township. The agenda also includes updates on fall bare root planting, the Wayne Master Plan, and the Delco Tree Canopy Study.
- Grading permit 215775 for 340 Highland Lane: addition, patio, driveway, walkway; 150 cy dirt retained; 0 trees removed
- Grading permit 215694 for 530 Camp Woods Circle: new dwelling and pool; 360 cy dirt retained; 7 trees removed
- Grading permit 215848 for 880 Lesley Road: addition, patio, pool; 225 cy dirt retained; 2 trees removed
- Clearing permit 215836 for 417 Yorkshire Road: removal of 12 trees
- Hazardous trees removed by township at Emlen Tunnel Park, 892 Briarwood, Encke Park, 430 Barclay Rd, Fenimore Woods, Tap Trail Extension, 345 Yorkshire, 116 S. Aberdeen
Board of Commissioners
The Radnor Board of Commissioners will consider final approval for two residential developments: a 29-home project at 204-208 Strafford Avenue and 18 Forest Lane, and a subdivision at 518 Askin Road. The board will also vote on a grant application for Creutzburg Center improvements, an insurance renewal, and a software subscription. A motion regarding the Philadelphia Print Shop appeal is also on the agenda.
- Resolution 2025-121: Final approval for Strafford Walk, 29 single-family homes at 204-208 Strafford Ave & 18 Forest Ln
- Resolution 2025-150: Minor subdivision approval at 518 Askin Rd, splitting one lot into two
- Resolution 2025-156: Grant application up to $1,000,000 for Creutzburg Center improvements
- Resolution 2025-157: Municipal Pollution Legal Liability insurance, $16,058 for one year
- Resolution 2025-159: JustFOIA Pro Plus subscription renewal, $12,371.16
Historical & Architectural Review Board
The Radnor Historical & Architectural Review Board is meeting to review one application: a proposal to build a new two-car garage with living space at 303 S Wayne Avenue. The board will also approve minutes from its October 1, 2025 meeting. The next meeting is scheduled for December 3, 2025.
- HARB 2025-13: New 2-car garage with living space at 303 S Wayne Avenue
- Approval of October 1, 2025 meeting minutes
Board of Commissioners
The Radnor Board of Commissioners will hear a presentation on the 2026 budget, including staffing requests and capital overview, and consider adopting the Township Manager's recommended budget as the preliminary comprehensive budget for 2026. The board will also vote on an ordinance amending tree regulations, a resolution to purchase a Granicus engagement platform, and an ordinance appointing Portnoff Law Associates for delinquent collections. Several consent agenda items include a resolution transferring $95,344.14 from the Liquid Fuels Fund to the General Fund for road salt reimbursement.
- Resolution 2025-155 adopting the 2026 preliminary budget
- Ordinance 2025-09 amending tree removal and clearing permit requirements
- Resolution 2025-153 authorizing $21,020.99 plus $3,160.50 setup for Granicus engagement platform
- Ordinance 2025-10 appointing Portnoff Law Associates for delinquent utility and tax collection
- Resolution 2025-152 transferring $95,344.14 from Liquid Fuels Fund to General Fund for road salt
Board of Health
The Radnor Board of Health will review and approve minutes from June and September 2025. The agenda includes updates on communicable diseases, the student intern program, and the Radnor Community Support Unit. The board will also discuss old business regarding Kratom and new business items including a public concern about carpet installation.
- Review and approval of Board of Health Minutes for June 9, 2025 (Revised)
- Review and approval of Board of Health Minutes for September 15, 2025
- Update on Radnor Community Support Unit from Isabel Cook
- Old Business: Kratom Update
- New Business: Concern from Public regarding Carpet Installation
Zoning Hearing Board
The Radnor Zoning Hearing Board will hear nine appeals at its October 16, 2025 meeting, covering requests for variances related to impervious surface coverage, parking, setbacks, and signage. Several cases were continued from the September 18 meeting. The board will also consider an extension of time for a permit at 411 West Wayne Avenue.
- Appeal #3157: 411 W Wayne LLC seeks 6-month permit extension until May 5, 2026
- Appeal #3233: 506 Chaumont Drive – variance to allow 37.36% impervious surface (R1 zone)
- Appeal #3237: 150-168 E Lancaster Ave – parking and use variances for studio/athletics
- Appeal #3238: 888 Glenbrook Ave – parking variance (36 spaces vs. 49 required)
- Appeal #3243: 165 King of Prussia Rd – multiple sign variances for hotel
Environmental Advisory Council
The Radnor Township Environmental Advisory Council is meeting to discuss updates on municipal energy projects, public education, and new business items including a possible ordinance on grass height, the Aronimink Golf Club clear-cutting, and recycling. The council will also review its 2025 budget, which has a current balance of $1,825.00 after $5,421.50 in expenses.
- Discussion of municipal ordinance regarding grass height
- Aronimink Golf Club clear-cutting 9 acres for temporary PGA Broadcast Center
- 2025 budget: $7,246.50 funded, $5,421.50 spent, $1,825.00 balance
- Updates on EV charging stations, solar panel installation, and LED lighting
- Public education on native plants, invasive species, and stream salt sampling
Board of Commissioners
The Radnor Board of Commissioners will hear a presentation on the Township Manager's draft preliminary 2026 operating and capital budget, then vote on a consent agenda that includes several contracts and resolutions. Notable items include a $26,339 door access control purchase, a $187,600 HVAC upgrade, and multiple 2026 recreational programming agreements. The board will also consider a minor land development at 3 Meadowcrest Road and introduce an ordinance to appoint Portnoff Law Associates for delinquent collections.
- Draft preliminary 2026 operating and capital budget presented
- Resolution 2025-141: $26,339 for ProdataKey door access control system
- Resolution 2025-140: $187,600 for HVAC Building Automation System upgrade
- Ordinance 2025-10: Appointment of Portnoff Law Associates for delinquent collections
- Minor land development at 3 Meadowcrest Road: subdivision into two lots
Parks & Recreation Board
The Radnor Township Parks & Recreation Board will discuss and gather input on the preliminary concept plan for Odorisio Park improvements, as well as a presentation on Fenimore Woods Pond management. The board will also receive updates on several park and trail projects, including Fenimore Woods Park renovations and the Radnor Trail Extension. Public comments are welcome.
- Fenimore Woods Pond Management presentation and discussion
- Odorisio Park Comprehensive Improvements preliminary concept plan review
- Fenimore Woods Park Renovations project update
- Radnor Township Capital Budget (Parks & Facilities) and Park Impact Fund project allocation
- Trail project updates: Radnor Trail Extension, Darby-Paoli Trail, TAP Trail, Brooke Farm Trail, Skunk Hollow Trail
Design Review Board
The Radnor Design Review Board will consider 11 applications, including five old business items and six new requests. These involve signage, facade renovations, and site alterations at various commercial and institutional properties. The board will also approve minutes from its September 10 meeting.
- DRB 2025-61: Rita's Water Ice, 230 W Wayne Ave – new concrete landing, stairs, ADA ramp, railings, two wall signs
- DRB 2025-62: Nudy's Cafe, 600 W Lancaster Ave – exterior facade renovation
- DRB 2025-63: National Veterinary Assoc, 635 Conestoga Rd – one wall sign and facade renovation
- DRB 2025-65: Johnny's Pizza, 369 W Lancaster Ave – one wall sign and one window vinyl
- DRB 2025-66: Caliber Collision, 392 W Lancaster Ave – one ground sign and one wall sign
Planning Commission
The Radnor Planning Commission will discuss a zoning appeal and a development application for 29 single-family dwellings at 228 Strafford & 18 Forrest. The agenda includes review of title reports, a settlement agreement, and staff reports regarding the project. The meeting concludes with public comment and new business.
- Discussion of Zoning Bearing Board Application - Appeal #3240
- Review of Application 215531-204 for 29 Single Family Dwellings at 228 Strafford & 18 Forrest
- Review of Redacted Title Reports for 18 Forrest and 204-228
- Review of Order approving Settlement Agreement
- Review of Staff Reports (PCSM, SDLD, TIS) and GFT/Gilmore review letters
Board of Commissioners
The Radnor Township Board of Commissioners will consider several resolutions and ordinances, including a $3.35 million contract for roof replacement and solar installation at the municipal building and public works complex. They will also introduce ordinances regulating e-bikes and clarifying tree removal permits, and discuss a minor subdivision at 518 Askin Road and a preliminary land development plan for Villanova University's Connelly Center expansion.
- Resolution 2025-133: Award $3,351,126 for roof replacement and photovoltaic solar installation at Municipal Building and Public Works Complex
- Ordinance 2025-08: Introduce new regulations for electric bicycles and scooters (Chapter 270)
- Ordinance 2025-09: Amend tree code to clarify clearing permit requirements and tree removal rules
- Resolution 2025-138: Authorize $44,672 from 2024 Facilities Bond for carpeting updates at Township Building
- Resolution 2025-129: Approve change order up to $52,425 for replacing nine street light poles on Lancaster Avenue
Zoning Hearing Board
The Radnor Zoning Hearing Board will hear six appeals at its September 18, 2025 meeting. The most significant is Villanova University's request for special exceptions and variances to build a Welcome Center/Bookstore at 800 E Lancaster Avenue. Other appeals involve residential variances for setbacks, impervious surface, a sunroom, an accessory dwelling unit, and a commercial studio use. One appeal (3233) is continued to October 16, 2025.
- Villanova University seeks special exceptions and variances for a Welcome Center/Bookstore at 800 E Lancaster Avenue (Appeal #3210)
- Brian and Deanna Galloway request rear yard setback and separation variances at 9 Rodney Road (Appeal #3220)
- Medhat Elebah appeals impervious surface determination at 506 Chaumont Drive, seeking variance to allow 37.36% coverage (Appeal #3233)
- Michael & Lisa Murphy seek variance to reconstruct sunroom at 146 Browning Lane (Appeal #3234)
- Donna M and Scott R Rlkins request variance for additional dwelling unit at 288 Hares Lane (Appeal #3236)
Board of Health
The Radnor Board of Health is meeting to approve minutes from June 9, 2025, receive updates on communicable diseases and county matters, and discuss planning for 2025-2026. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.
- Approval of June 9, 2025 meeting minutes
- Communicable disease update
- Student intern program discussion
- 2025-2026 planning (old business)
- School liaison and county update (new business)
Design Review Board
The Radnor Design Review Board will meet on September 10, 2025, to review eight applications for signage, facade changes, and exterior renovations. One item is old business: a sign change at Lifecycle Wellness. The board will also approve minutes from the August 13 meeting.
- DRB 2024-55: Lifecycle Wellness, 918 County Line Rd – monument sign color change and relocation (C-1)
- DRB 2025-53: 57 West Ave – replace ground sign and facade renovation (WBOD)
- DRB 2025-54: Trianon, 4 Chalous Ln – two ground signs (R2-D-M)
- DRB 2025-56: Villanova/Cabrini Grace Hall, 610 King of Prussia Rd – exterior renovations and lighting (Pi)
- DRB 2025-59: Radnor Raquet Club, 175 King of Prussia Rd – canopy, above-ground gas tank, paving, retaining wall, storage sheds, roofing (PLO)
Board of Commissioners
The Radnor Township Board of Commissioners will vote on several resolutions, including confirming James P. Smith Jr. as Fire & EMS Chief, approving the 2026 minimum municipal obligation of $3,855,000 for pension plans, and awarding contracts for window cleaning, driveway lighting, and a crosswalk project. The agenda also includes appointments and authorization for opioid settlement participation.
- Resolution 2025-123: $3,855,000 for defined benefit pension plans
- Resolution 2025-128: $14,790 window cleaning contract with CleanNet
- Resolution 2025-125: $10,475 Willows Park Mansion driveway lighting contract to Keith Martin Electric
- Resolution 2025-130: Confirm James P. Smith Jr. as Fire & EMS Chief
- Resolution 2025-126: $69,900 change order for Public Works Garage solar project
Board of Commissioners
The Radnor Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings and vote on several resolutions, including a proposed $8 million general obligation bond for stormwater projects with an anticipated fee increase, a preliminary land development plan for Villanova University's Connelly Center expansion, and a final plan for Eastern University's gym and parking lot renovation. The consent agenda includes renewals for emergency notification, insurance, and software contracts, as well as approvals for sewer planning modules and a liquor license transfer.
- Resolution 2025-107: $8,000,000 bond for stormwater projects and anticipated stormwater fee increase
- Preliminary land development plan for 800 Lancaster Avenue (Villanova University Connelly Center expansion)
- Final land development plan approval for 1300 Eagle Road (Eastern University gym, learning center, parking lot)
- Resolution 2025-108: $719,702 property and casualty insurance coverage renewal
- Resolution 2025-106: $10,107.17 CodeRed emergency notification renewal
Board of Health
This is a routine meeting of the Radnor Board of Health. The board will review and approve the April 21, 2025 minutes, receive updates on communicable diseases and organizational issues, and hear from student interns. No major decisions or public hearings are listed on the agenda.
- Review and approval of April 21, 2025 meeting minutes
- Communicable disease update
- Student intern presentations
- School liaison report
- County update
Board of Health
The Radnor Board of Health will approve the minutes from the February 18, 2025 meeting and discuss organizational updates, including a new board member. The agenda includes a presentation on the 'Lead Free in 1-2-3' lead poisoning awareness campaign by Kathy Wright. The meeting also covers updates on student internships, communicable diseases, and county affairs, with no specific dollar amounts or ordinances listed.
- Approval of Board of Health Meeting Minutes for February 18, 2025
- Presentation: Lead Free in 1-2-3 by Kathy Wright
- Organizational Issues: New Board Member
- Communicable Disease Update
- Student Internship Updates
Board of Health
The Radnor Board of Health will hold a routine meeting to approve the January 21, 2025 minutes and address organizational issues. The agenda includes a discussion on the Student Intern Program and upcoming programs. There are no specific votes, contracts, or ordinances listed in the provided text.
- Review and approval of Board of Health Meeting Minutes for January 21, 2025
- Discussion of Student Intern Program
- Community Infectious Diseases Follow Up
- Board of Commissioners Update
- School Board Update
Board of Health
The Radnor Board of Health is meeting to elect new officers, approve minutes from previous meetings, and review its intern program. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific policy decisions or public hearings listed.
- Election of new officers
- Approval of minutes from December 16, 2024 and January 7, 2025
- Intern program review
Board of Health
The Radnor Board of Health is meeting to discuss the upcoming reorganization of the board. The agenda includes only this discussion item, along with public participation and standard procedural items.
- Discussion on the upcoming reorganization of the Board of Health