Wrightstown supervisors approved $169,256.52 in June bills and advanced streambank restoration changes. Chair Chester S. Pogonowski and Vice Chair Jane B. Magne unanimously backed bills from five funds and approved a $15,000 payroll transfer, along with modifications to the Anchor Run Streambank
The Wrightstown Township Board of Supervisors adopted two ordinances addressing landscape maintenance and snow emergency protocols. Chair Chester S. Pogonowski led unanimous votes on Ordinance #355, requiring property owners to maintain previously approved landscape plantings in land developments,
Wrightstown supervisors appointed two Planning Commission members and backed a state municipalities bill of rights. The Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to appoint George Mark and Chris Long to the Planning Commission, with terms expiring in 2028 and 2030 respectively, on recommendations from
Wrightstown Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted three zoning ordinances at a May 11 work session. Ordinance 352 governs utility placement in Upper Makefield elderly housing, Ordinance 353 governs billboards, and Ordinance 354 establishes wireless communications standards. The Board also
Wrightstown supervisors unanimously approved a sewer-main inspection in two developments to assess stormwater infiltration. The Board of Supervisors authorized ARRO Engineering to conduct the inspection at approximately $4,500, approved $94,641.73 in bills, and authorized three transfers totaling
Wrightstown Environmental Advisory Commission discussed the Anchor Run MS4 Stream Restoration Project, with updates expected by June 2026. The project was advancing with Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection approval of the proposed engineering approach. The commission also considered
Wrightstown supervisors awarded $170,784 in road repairs and adjusted stormwater escrow caps. The Board unanimously selected Haines Paving from 17 bids, per Engineer Brian Cicak's recommendation. Chair Chester S. Pogonowski, Vice Chair Jane B. Magne, and Treasurer Robert S. Lloyd approved
Wrightstown supervisors approved $5,835 generator contract, adjusted escrow caps. Chair Chester S. Pogonowski led the March 23 work session where the Board unanimously awarded transfer switch installation to Shelby Electric. The Board also approved new stormwater escrow limits: $10,000 for standard
Wrightstown approved a wastewater treatment plant retrofit at Matthews Ridge. The Board of Supervisors, led by Chair Chester S. Pogonowski, unanimously approved a nearly $68,000 filter retrofit project, comprising $42,650 for work by Eastern Environmental Contractors and $25,456 for replacement
Wrightstown Board of Supervisors authorized open space assessment and approved landscape ordinance direction. The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a combined $9,000 contract with Gilmore and Associates to assess maintenance needs and plan access to five open space parcels and directed the
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