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Stormwater Management

Thursday, January 31, 2013

When It Rains, It Can Pour

Rain can mean a slight inconvenience for some, but for many in Radnor it means serious damage.

After years of talking about how it will manage and pay for stormwater systems to help protect flood-prone areas, Radnor Township is marching towards action. The township has created a Stakeholder Advisory Committee that is tasked with helping to develop a stormwater program plan and making recommendations to the Board of Commissioners. The majority of funding for stormwater has come from the township’s General Fund, but in 2013 there was no funding budgeted for stormwater capital improvements projects. The township is looking towards the concept of “user fees” that would spread the cost of managing water across the township, including tax-exempt entities like universities. “The stormwater problem is solvable,” said Gale Morrison, a North …

Monday, June 18, 2012

Stormwater, Deer Management on Radnor Board Agenda

The four-page agenda has some very important topics on it.

If you are planning on watching the June 18 Radnor Board of Commissioners' meeting Monday night, you might want to brew a pot of coffee because it's going to be a long one. The four-page agenda (find it in the pdf section of this article) includes significant items such as: Resolution # 2012-72- Authorizing AMEC to prepare a plan for a Stormwater Quality Utility Program for Radnor Township (This could mean a township-wide fee paid by all property owners based on the percent of impervious coverage on your property.) Resolution 2012-67: Amending the fee schedule to include dorm inspection fees for Colleges and Universities Motion authorizing the expenditure of not to exceed $10,000 for Act 511 Solicitor services evaluating the tax exempt …

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