On the agenda: East Brandywine meeting — License Plate Reader (May 7)

1. Agenda May 7AM Session
Documents:
20260507 BOS AGENDA AM SESSION.PDF
2. Items For 5/7 Meeting
Documents:
4. 20260416 BOS MINUTES PM SESSION GB.PDF
5. TREASURERS REPORT.PDF
9. A. RES 5 OF 2026.PDF
9. B. RES 6 OF 2026 AQUISITION OF PROPERTY.PDF
9. B EXHIB A. RES 6 OF 2026.PDF

East Brandywine Township Board of Supervisors
AM Meeting Thursday, May 7, 2026- 9:00 A.M.

AGENDA
A RECORDING DEVICE WILL BE IN USE DURING THIS MEETING

I.

OPENING OF MEETING – PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

II.

OATH OF OFFICE NEW POLICE OFFICER: JOSEPH SPINA

III.

PUBLIC COMMENT FOR AGENDA ITEMS
Rules for Conduct of Public Meetings, established by Resolution 2001-08. The time allocated to
each individual making a comment shall be three (3) minutes unless otherwise set by the presiding
officer. Additional public comment may be granted at the discretion of the presiding officer at the
conclusion of the meeting.

IV.

MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS

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Approval of the April 16th, 2026 BOS Meeting Minutes

V.

TREASURERS REPORT, AUTHORIZATION TO PAY BILLS AND APPROVE
PAYROLL

VI.

OLD BUSINESS

VII.

NEW BUSINESS

A. Appointment of Edward Foley as Special Council in the matter
of 500 ER-EBY Trust ………………………………………………...L. Reven
B. Execution of Arbor Hills Settlement Agreement……………………...T. Oeste
C. Execution of Development Agreement
Morton Enterprises, LLC……………………………………………...L. Reven
VIII.

SUBDIVISION & ZONING APPLICATIONS

IX.

ORDINANCES & RESOLUTIONS FOR CONSIDERATION

A. Resolution 5 of 2026: SFPM Brandywine
Wallace Elementary School…………………………………………L. Taraschi
B. Resolution 6 of 2025: A Resolution of the Board of Supervisors of East
Brandywine Township Authorizing the Acquisition of Real Property Interests
Located in the Township of East Brandywine, Chester County, Pennsylvania by
Purchase or Condemnation for the purpose of Public Road, Traffic Signal, Utility,
And Stormwater Management Improvements…………………………. T. Oeste
X.

PUBLIC COMMENT ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS

XI.

NOTICES
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XII.

There will be an executive session following this meeting to discuss personnel matters.

ADJOURNMENT

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EAST BRANDYWINE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
PM SESSION
April 16, 2026
Those in Attendance:

Francis Taraschi, Chairman
Kyle Scribner, Vice-Chairman
Emily Keller, Supervisor
Luke D. Reven, Township Manager
Noah Stribrny, Asst. Township Manager
Jeff Yankanich, Chief EBTPD
Derrick Claas, Township Roadmaster
Tom Oeste, Township Solicitor
Lisa Taraschi, Township Secretary
Sergio Ora, EBTFD

The East Brandywine Township Board of Supervisors meeting of Thursday, April 16, 2026 was called to order
at 6:30 PM at the East Brandywine Township Municipal Complex with a Pledge of Allegiance.
Opening of Meeting
Chairman Taraschi opened the meeting by announcing that this meeting is being recorded.
Public Comment on Agenda Items
Chairman Taraschi requested holding comments regarding agenda number 6. A. until we get to that section of
the agenda.
There was no other comment.
Approval of Minutes
Vice-Chairman Scribner made a motion to approve the meeting minutes from the April 2, 2026, AM session.
Supervisor Keller seconded the motion. With all members voting Aye, motion passed 3-0.
Treasurer’s Report, Authorization to Pay Bills, and Approve Payroll
Chairman Taraschi made a motion to accept the Treasurer’s report, authorize the payment of bills, and approve
the payroll. Vice-Chairman Scribner seconded the motion. With all members voting Aye, motion passed 3-0.
Reports
Mr. Reven presented his report to the Board. A copy verbatim et literatim is included in these minutes.
Ordinance 2 of 2026: Zoning Amendment -- Read at Agenda Item IX(A)
Included in your virtual packet this evening is a draft zoning ordinance amendment. This evening the Board is
being asked to consider finally adopting this ordinance.
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The ordinance was advertised in the Daily Local News on Thursday, April 9.

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The Chester County Planning Commission provided a review letter dated November 21, 2025.

Chapter 399 of the Code of East Brandywine Township is organized by zoning district, with each district
containing its own statement of intent, use regulations, and area and bulk standards. Within each district’s use
regulations, uses are further categorized as permitted by right, conditional use, or special exception. While this
structure clearly identifies what uses are permitted within a given district, it has historically made it more
difficult to answer the inverse question—in which districts is a particular use permitted? Additionally, the code
had allowed certain uses to be defined differently across districts, even though the Township maintains a
standard definitions section in §300-17.
Public Notice Text: The Ordinance amends Chapter 300, titled Land Use, Section 300-17, titled Definitions, by
adding, deleting, and amending certain definitions primarily applicable to uses permitted in the Township. The
Ordinance also amends Chapter 399, titled “Zoning”, to conform Chapter 399 to the Definitions as amended by
the proposed Ordinance, to remove certain uses from and add certain uses to the various Zoning Districts in the
Township, and to amend supplemental regulations. The provisions of the Ordinance are severable, conflicting
ordinances or parts of ordinances are repealed, and the Ordinance will be effective immediately upon enactment.
At this time, I respectfully request the Board adopt Ordinance 2 of 2026.
Ordinance 3 of 2026: Cable Franchise -- Read at Agenda Item IX(B)
Included in your packet this evening is a proposed Ordinance 3 of 2026 authorizing execution of a new cable
franchise agreement with Verizon. The ordinance was advertised in the Daily Local News on Thursday, April 9.
The agreement is the result of negotiations conducted by the Cohen Law Group on behalf of the Chester County
Manager’s Consortium. Twenty-seven municipalities shared the expense of this project, representing a
considerable savings to East Brandywine.
The agreement maintains the standard 5% franchise fee, strengthens audit and accountability provisions, and
updates customer service and enforcement standards. The term of the agreement is five (5) years. An Executive
Summary of the agreement prepared by the Cohen Law Group is also included in your packet.
For reference, the Township’s only other franchise agreement (with Comcast) was approved in 2012 with a 15year term and includes an automatic 5-year renewal, extending it through 2032.
At this time, I respectfully request the Board adopt Ordinance 3 of 2026.

Mr. Stribrny, Assistant Township Manager, presented his report to the Board. A copy verbatim et literatim is
included in these minutes.

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America 250 Student Art Competition
The East Brandywine Township Historical Commission has launched the America 250 Student Art Competition
in recognition of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States. This initiative invites students to create
original artwork centered on the theme: “What Does America Mean to You?”
The competition is open to students in the Downingtown Area School District as well as students who reside
within East Brandywine Township.
Students may submit their artwork by dropping it off at the Township Building, submitting through the Google
Form available on the flyer and Township website, or by emailing their submission to
[email protected]

2026 “Fore the Parks” Golf Outing
East Brandywine Parks & Recreation is having their annual “Fore the Parks” golf outing fundraiser on May 20 th
at the Honey Brook Golf Club. 8:00AM is the shotgun start and 12:00PM will be lunch. Registration is $150 per
person and includes greens fee, driving range, lunch, goodie bag, snacks/beverages, and prizes. All donations
will continue to support East Brandywine Parks.

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Earth Day at Bondsville Mill Park
On April 22nd, from 10:00AM to 12:30PM, come celebrate Earth Day at Bondsville Mill Park by discovering the
power of mindful engagement with nature through Forest Bathing, which is a guided, sensory-based
experience that encourages participants to slow down, connect with the natural environment, and promote
overall well-being.

Chairman Taraschi presented the building inspectors report to the Board.
Roadmaster Claas stated he did not have a report for this meeting.
Deputy Chief Yankanich presented his report to the Board. A copy verbatim et literatim is included in these
minutes.
1. Officers continued to participate in several community engagement events throughout March and
early April, including the Township Easter Egg Hunt, the EBYA Opening Day ceremonies, The Learning
Experience Easter event, and other local activities. We are grateful to the community organizations and
residents who invited us to be part of these gatherings and appreciate the opportunity to engage with
families in such positive and enjoyable settings.
2. Sgt. James Ferraro will be retiring on Sunday, April 19th, after more than 25 years of dedicated service
to the East Brandywine Township Police Department. Sgt. Ferraro has been a steady, dependable
presence within the department, known for his professionalism, strong work ethic, and unwavering
commitment to the community. He has served as a mentor to younger officers, a reliable leader on
every shift, and a model of consistency throughout his career. His retirement marks the conclusion of a
distinguished tenure, and we extend our sincere appreciation for his service and contributions to the
department. We wish him the very best as he begins this next chapter.

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3. All phases of the hiring process for candidate Joseph Spina have been successfully completed, including
background investigation, psychological evaluation, and medical/physical testing. We anticipate
formally swearing him in during the Board of Supervisors’ morning work session in May, which will
allow him to begin the onboarding and field training process shortly thereafter.
4. Officer Cameron Whiteman continues to progress through the Field Training Program with positive
development noted across each phase. He is demonstrating strong foundational skills, sound
decision-making, and steady improvement as he transitions toward more independent patrol
responsibilities. His performance remains on track with the projected training timeline.
5. The Township experienced several periods of heavy rain and high winds during March and early April.
Officers responded to roadway hazards, downed trees, and traffic disruptions. We appreciate the Road
Crew’s quick response in clearing debris and restoring safe travel conditions.
Monthly Statistics: March 2026
Total monthly events for EB
Investigations completed
Criminal Arrests
Summary Arrests
Warrant Arrests
Juvenile Petitions
Accidents Investigated
Traffic Stops completed
Traffic Citation issued
Written Warnings Issued
Patrol Miles logged

2,322
156
8
0
1
0
9
162
55
33
9,286

Training Completed:
During March and early April, the department continued its strong commitment to professional development
and advanced training. Sergeants Lemus and Harnish successfully completed the New Jersey State Police
Association of Chiefs of Police Leadership and Command Academy, an intensive 13-week program recognized
for its demanding curriculum and long-term value to both the participant and their agency. Their completion
of this course reflects exceptional dedication and leadership growth.
Officer Kelso completed Standardized Field Sobriety Test Instructor certification and also attended a DUI case
law course to further strengthen his instructional and enforcement capabilities.
Officer Hayes participated in a Chester County Leadership Development program, supporting his continued
growth within the department.
Chief Yankanich attended the annual accreditation conference and associated training sessions to ensure
continued compliance with statewide standards and best practices.

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Sergeant Harnish and Detective Flood continued their participation in the County Investigation School, a
year-long program that meets monthly and enhances investigative proficiency across a broad range of
disciplines.
Old Business
Brandywine Walk: Rear Deck & Steps on Detached Homes Follow up Discussion
Supervisor Keller initiated discussion pertaining to detached homes in the Brandywine Walk Community. Any
questions regarding attached homes can be addressed at a later date.
Supervisor Keller explained to the audience that in the Townships zoning code there are different districts with
different setbacks per district. In the AQRC (Brandywine Walk Community) there is a 25-foot rear yard setback.
Ms. Keller also explained that decks and steps must be setback at least 15 feet from any side or rear lot line.
Supervisor Keller pointed out 2 plan notes specific to Brandywine Walk. The first being, #31, no construction of
buildings and decks shall be permitted outside of the above referenced building and deck envelope. The second
being, #32, per resolution 21 of 2022, application for variance or other relief to the township zoning hearing
board to exceed the allotted impervious coverage limitation permit construction outside the building and deck
envelope shall be prohibited.
Supervisor Keller believes there is a compromise proposal for this issue. She suggested placing plan note #31
into section 399-75 of the Townships zoning code and striking plan notes #31 & #32 from the plan document.
Residents could then seek individual relief from the zoning hearing board. The intent behind this proposal is to
preserve the density requirements of the development while allowing the residents to seek individual relief
from the zoning hearing board.
Chairman Taraschi provided the attending residents of Brandywine Walk with a summary of this project. He
began with the sale of this property in 2016-17 by DASD to the Developer. The by-right building would yield
248 units after all the land development requirements are laid out. The DASD and the developer requested an
ARQC overlay zoning. The developer and the developer’s attorney presented drafts of their zoning proposal to
the Townships Planning Commission (PC) stating that zoning allowed for a higher number of housing units.
Chairman Taraschi added within their rights, the 295-unit plan was designed. At the July 2022 Planning
Commission meeting, representatives of the developer appeared before the PC to review their plan. The
Township Engineer and Solicitor voiced concerns regarding the density. The developer’s engineer and attorney
confirmed that nothing would be built outside of the building envelope if it was all inclusive. Mr. Taraschi stated
the developer was not asked to design it that way. It was confirmed to the PC there would be no construction
outside the building envelope. He also added this ensured the support of the PC. The Township Engineer and
Solicitor requested that this be memorialized on the plans to ensure awareness during the construction and
sales process. Mr. Taraschi reported this occurred 4 months prior to the plan receiving final approval. The
developer agreed to these notes. He added the developer was the benefactor of these notes. Also stating, this
resulted in final plan approval without going back to the drawing board.

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Chairman Taraschi stated it appears that through the sales process with NVR, some buyers may not have been
given the proper information. Resulting in choosing the larger home that fills most of the building envelope
which did not allow for a larger deck or stairs. As buyers question the builder, that builder and attorney then
ask the Township to remove the notes without offering a solution to the concerns that made them necessary in
the first place. Requesting removal of these notes essentially nullifies the approvals of the plan. He also stated
the plan would not have been approved by the PC otherwise for these notes.
Chairman Taraschi stated Resolution 21 of 2022 is law under this project. This request presents an unfavorable
position to the builder. Do we stop work until this is resolved from a planning standpoint? Does the plan change
to less units to address the initial concern of the two items in question? It was decided to take no action at this
time. In May of 2025, the Supervisors were contacted by Lou Girolami to discuss this situation. Mr. Taraschi
met with Lou and another gentleman to discuss. He recalls informing them about the complexity of this lengthy
process. Mr. Taraschi considered possible solutions over time but ran into roadblocks.
Chairman Taraschi stated at the 2025 November PM meeting the Board was presented with a petition however,
there was enough opposition considered to not make any changes to this plan. He wants to listen to all opinions,
adding, some of what he heard was that there should be a fair process to allow for special circumstances to get
steps off the back of their house into the area outside of the building envelope. Mr. Taraschi stated there was
a resident that spoke at the November meeting who was against removing the notes from the plan, however,
he felt that there should be some type of special circumstance if needed. Mr. Taraschi added this lends itself to
the zoning hearing process.
Chairman Taraschi stated the proposal that has been presented this evening is to allow zoning relief. He added
this is going to take time, and the developer is going to have to agree to the removal of these notes and the
modification of the plan. He also added there are 31 items on this resolution, so it may need to go back to the
Planning Commission.
Chairman Taraschi also addressed the grills under the porch issue. He had spoken to Jeff Cantlin, the Township
Building/Codes inspector, who explained that there are no laws governing grills in the international building
code. However, common sense should prevail. He added, the National Firefighters Association does not lobby
for regulations to date. Mr. Taraschi stated Mr. Cantlin is our Codes Inspector and is at the Township daily, so
if anyone has a question, please reach out to him.
Vice- Chairman Scribner pointed out there will be a cost associated with this change and wondered who is
responsible to pay. Do the Homeowners of Brandywine Walk pay, or do the taxpayers of the Township pay? Mr.
Scribner voiced concern as this was a battle that the Township had with Applecross years ago.
Chairman Taraschi opened the floor for questions from the audience.
Mr. Rick Gantz, 1139 Daffodil Place, inquired if a hardship is the basis for getting relief from the zoning hearing
board. He asked for clarity on what a hardship is. Vice-Chairman Scribner stated hardship is up to you and your
attorney to decide. Adding, there will be fees involved on the resident’s end. Mr. Scribner stated this is nothing

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personal, but there are certain guidelines the Township needs to follow and administer. Mr. Scribner deferred
to Mr. Oeste on costs associated with the zoning hearing board.
Mr. Oeste briefly explained the variance process stating the zoning hearing board is a Township hearing board,
adding it’s an independent body from the Board of Supervisors, a quasi-Judicial body. He added they have their
own attorney. Mr. Oeste stated a variance has legal requirements that come from the Pennsylvania Municipal
Planning Code (MPC). One of those requirements is that the applicant must prove a hardship, which is not easy.
He stated, it can be a heavy burden to be entitled to a variance with that determination falling under the zoning
hearing board and not the Board of Supervisors. Mr. Oeste also stated the property must suffer from a hardship;
adding the Township does not get reimbursed by the applicant for the cost of a zoning hearing. These cost the
Township approximately $3,000.00 per hearing. Mr. Oeste stated he was not sure what the application fee is
for a zoning hearing. He explained there are 5 standards that have to be complied with to be entitled to a
variance. Supervisor Keller added it’s a case-by-case basis, adding zoning hearings are open to the public. Ms.
Keller suggested attending a zoning hearing for the experience. Chairman Taraschi reiterated this process could
take several months.
Mr. Oeste informed the audience this Board cannot just delete the notes. Adding it has to go through an
application process; someone will have to file an application to amend the final plan for Brandywine Walk while
complying with the Township requirements. Mr. Oeste is concerned that some people bought their properties
in reliance of the plan. The Township did everything it could to make sure future buyers were aware of these
restrictions. Mr. Oeste stated his point is a plan amendment has to be filed and it will be up to the Board
whether to approve it or not.
Mr. Gantz stated some of the residents were told of the notes, some were not, and some were misled. He
added this has caused a rift within the community. He added there are 9 residents that don’t want this change,
however, there are over 60 residents that do. He stated the supervisors were elected by a majority of voters,
and now the majority are looking to the supervisors to provide relief. Chairman Taraschi stated at this time he
doesn’t think it’s built out, adding there will be more neighbors that may have a say one way or the other. Mr.
Gantz stated they will be a large voting population. Mr. Taraschi stated you all have to live together in this
community. He added he would like the community to work together and come back to the Board with a
solution in the future, adding it can certainly be considered. However, for now it’s a tough scenario.
Mr. Oeste stated that the Board is in favor of this proposed change. He added he did not want the residents to
think this is going to happen necessarily. He reiterated his concerns that the Board may not have the legal
authority to change this plan. Supervisor Keller added if the plan can be changed it is not the Board that can
change it, but the Developer.
Mr. Reven provided the audience with the website that they can use to learn about how the zoning hearing bard
works in Pennsylvania. That website is dced.pa.gov/library.
Mr. Lou Girolami, 1213 Gilray, asked for clarification that this is now in the hands of the developer and who
from the Township should speak with the developer. Chairman Taraschi stated that it would be the developer’s
attorney that would need to speak with the Township attorney, Mr. Oeste. There was some additional discussion

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regarding the cost per hearing for the Township. Mr. Girolami stated he was concerned that this would not be
addressed in a timely manner. He also stated he did meet with Mr. Taraschi in May; however, he has not heard
anything back from him on this matter. Mr. Taraschi stated he understands that there was no solid solution
based on their conversation. Mr. Scribner added for clarification; the Board cannot discuss their opinions
outside of a public meeting due to sunshine law violations. Mr. Taraschi stated the developer’s attorney will
need to start communicating with the Township solicitor as soon as possible. There was additional discussion
on how to communicate with the Board.
Mr. Mike Snyder, 1116 Kidron Court, had a question about egress through the backyard of the house in case of
a fire. Most of the egress is in the front yard of the house. He expressed concern regarding a 20-foot drop and
escaping his home in case of a fire. Mr. Taraschi stated that would be something to discuss with the zoning
hearing Board.
Mr. Don Lowery, 1228 Renzi Court, stated a safety concern with grills on the deck. He added a lot of us are over
55 and are handicap. There is no way to get out of the back of the house. He asked the Board if this could be
considered a hardship. Mr. Scribner reiterated that the Board cannot define your hardship. Based on Mr.
Scribner’s opinion, he doesn’t see why he can’t add steps and stay within the building envelope if the intent is
safety.
Mr. John Tallman, 1232 Renzi Court, inquired if residents can present a designed plan to the Board. Mr. Taraschi
stated the Board does not make that decision, and the application and plan need to be reviewed by the building
department and codes officer.
Ms. Sherri Kourahanis, 1040 Marengo Way, stated she has a physical handicap and is concerned that she cannot
get out of the back of her home. She would like steps on the back of her deck and does not want to cut half her
deck off to add those steps due to the current restrictions. There was some additional discussion regarding being
told by NVR sales that they would be allowed to have stairs.
Mr. Robert Mayo, 1026 Gilray Drive, thanked the Board for allowing the community to speak. Stating the
developer is currently the HOA president and they have never had a public meeting within their community. He
added he and his wife are not opposed to people building their decks out or adding stairs if it remains within
the building envelope. He added they are concerned if encroachment is on the property lines. He read and
understood the legal weight of the documents. He inquired if they don’t want to live in a community that’s over
extended, how do they get their investment money back. Mr. Taraschi did not have a solution to Mr. Mayo’s
question. Mr. Mayo proposed the developer should buy them out. There was some discussion regarding taking
legal action. Mr. Oeste again repeated the process of amending the plan. The Board also reiterated that the
only thing that is changing is the ability to go before the zoning hearing board.
Mr. Lou Girolami stated he feels the developer will be disengaged by the October/November time frame. He
voiced concern that they would not be through the process by then. The Board stated there have been
developers in the township for 20 years and did not think this developer would decline working with Brandywine
Walk residents to finish this change.

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New Business
Appointment of Planning Commission Member for a Term Expiring December 2028 & Appointment if Planning
Commission Non-Voting Member
Mr. Reven presented the Board with the two vacancies. One is for a voting member and one for a non-voting
member. Mr. Croft would be appointed to the voting seat and Mr. Wilson to the non-voting seat. Mr. Croft’s
term would expire on 12/31/2028. Mr. Willson would be appointed annually until he moves into a voting seat.
Supervisor Keller acknowledged these are two very qualified candidates. Adding, Carl has already been serving
the community while Mr. Wilson is a new volunteer. Supervisor Keller thanked the volunteers and added her
vote this evening is based on the intentions that were discussed at the Planning Commission meeting. She
believes both volunteers will use their knowledge and background as an asset to this community. Adding Ms.
Keller feels new volunteers should be encourage in the Township.
Mr. Reven respectfully asked the Board to appoint Mr. Carl Croft to the Planning Commission for a term expiring
in 2028. Vice-Chairman Scribner stated so moved. Supervisor Keller seconded the motion. With all members
voting Aye, motion passed 3-0.
Mr. Reven respectfully asked the Board to Appoint Mr. Robert Wilson to the Planning Commission non-voting
seat. Vice-Chairman Scribner stated so moved. Supervisor Keller seconded the motion. With all members voting
Aye, motion passed 3-0.
Financial Security Release #2 East Brandywine Center: Carlino/Giant
Mr. Reven presented Release # 2 to the Board. He added this release has been reviewed and approved by the
Township Engineer. Mr. Reven respectfully asked the Board for permission for Staff to process Escrow Release
#2 for East Brandywine Center.
Vice-Chairman Scribner made a motion to approve Release # 2 in the amount of $155,437.70 for East
Brandywine Center Carlino/Giant. Supervisor Keller seconded the motion. With all members voting Aye,
motion passed 3-0
Subdivision & Zoning Applications
There were none.
Ordinances and Resolutions for Consideration
Ordinance 2 of 2026: Zoning Code Update
Mr. Reven presented Ordinance 2 of 2026 to the Board. He stated Chapter 399 of the Code of East Brandywine
Township is organized by zoning district, with each district containing its own statement of intent, use
regulations, and area and bulk standards. He added, within each district’s use regulations, uses are further

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categorized as permitted by right, conditional use, or special exception. Also stating while this structure clearly
identifies what uses are permitted within a given district, it has historically made it more difficult to answer the
inverse question: in which districts are a particular use permitted. Mr. Reven added, the code had allowed
certain uses to be defined differently across districts, even though the Township maintains a standard
definitions section in §300-17. Mr. Reven respectfully asked the Board to adopt Ordinance 2 of 2026. Mr. Oeste
stated per the MPC this was advertised on April 3rd and April 9th.
Chairman Taraschi asked if there were any questions from the audience or Board. There were none.
Vice-Chairman Scribner made a motion to adopt Ordinance 3 of 2026. Supervisor Keller seconded the motion.
With all members voting Aye, motion passed 3-0.
Ordinance 3 of 2026: Authorizing Execution of a Cable Franchise Agreement Between the Township and
Verizon
Mr. Reven presented Ordinance 3 of 2026 to the Board. He explained this is to authorize the execution of a
cable franchise agreement between the Township and Verizon. Mr. Oeste stated per the MPC this was
advertised on time.
Chairman Taraschi asked if there were any questions from the audience or Board. There were none.
Vice-Chairman Scribner made a motion to adopt Ordinance 3 of 2026. Supervisor Keller seconded the motion.
With all members voting Aye, motion passed 3-0.
Resolution 4 of 2026: C2P2 Application: All Abilities Inclusive Playground
Mr. Stribrny presented Resolution 4 of 2026 to the Board. Adding this is a grant application to benefit the allinclusive playground in the Community Park. Mr. Stribrny respectfully asked the Board to adopt Resolution 4 of
2026.
Vice-Chairman Scribner made a motion to adopt Resolution 4 of 2026. Supervisor Keller seconded the motion.
With all members voting Aye, motion passed 3-0.
Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items
There was none
Notices
There was none.
Adjournment

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Vice-Chairman Scribner made a motion to adjourn at 7:55 PM. Supervisor Keller seconded the motion. With all
members voting Aye, motion passed 3-0.

Respectfully submitted,

Lisa Taraschi
Township Secretary

East Brandywine Township

Bank Account Balances
As of May 4, 2026
ASSETS
Current Assets
Checking/ Savings
101 General Fund Operating
101.01 General Checking - Fulton 8380
101.01P Payroll - Fulton 8448
102.000 Due from Developer
Total Due From Developer
Total 101 General Fund Operating

64,224
1,290,893

103-107 Special Revenue Funds
103.01 Fire Services Fund - Fulton 8353
104.01 Solid Waste Fund - Fulton 8439
105.02 Traffic Impact - Fulton 6790
106.02 Open Space Ref - Fulton 6802
107.01 Open Space SALDO - Fulton 5420
Total 103-107 Special Revenue Funds

88,890
233,623
2,494,445
4,480,109
119,311
7,416,379

118-121 Capital Projects Funds
118-21 Capital Fund - Fulton 6820
118.02 Capital Projects

2,301,138

135 State Funds
135.01 State Fund - Fulton 8401
160-165 Pension Trust Funds
160.01 Uniform Pension - Fidelity 7628
165.01 Non-Uniform Pension - RJ 4666
Total 160- 165 Pension Trust Funds
Total Checking/ Savings
Total Current Assets
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES & EQUITY

1,217,829
8,841

303,006

8,929,841
2,651,441
11,581,282
22,892,699
22,892,699
22,892,699
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Fire Services Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026
Date

04/21/2026

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Memo

003522031065961
003522031065961 | 68 Fire Hydrants Convenience Fee -

TOTAL -

04/21/2026

EFT

Aqua Pennsylvania

003522030350552

TOTAL -

1,649.56
1.95
1,651. 51

449

East Brandywine Fire Co

1 of 2 payments
1 of 2 payments ( remaining balance due $ 50K)-

TOTAL -

2,231.76
1.95
2,233. 71

003522030350552 | 51 Fire Hydrants Convenience Fee -

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

50,000. 00
50,000. 00

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05/04/26

Solid Waste Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

05/06/2026

Account

104. 01 Solid Waste- Fulton 8439

Name

Chester County Solid Waste Auth...

427. 49 Refuse Tipping Fees

Memo

2010LC INV 78278, 78###
INV 78278 Refuse Tipping 4/10 ...-

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

6,608. 24
6,608. 24

526

104. 01 Solid Waste- Fulton 8439
427. 51 SW Equip Buy/Rent

TOTAL -

Paid Amount

FMF Rental LLC

INV 2026- 0639
Mar 2026 Billing ( 2) Container r...-

190.00
190. 00

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05/04/26

State Liquid Fuels Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

05/06/2026

3823

Account

135. 01 State Fund- Fulton 8401

Name

R Phillips Service

437.37 Tools+ Machinery Repairs

Memo

INV 5734
2016 Freightliner inspection -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

3824

135. 01 State Fund- Fulton 8401

West Brandywine Township

B0001 INV 221657
Q1 2026 Traffic Signal electric ...-

TOTAL -

3825

135. 01 State Fund- Fulton 8401

Cedarville Engineering Gro...

INV 20053
228-26-0092 2026 Road Progr...-

TOTAL -

2,547.55
2,547.55

3826

135. 01 State Fund- Fulton 8401
430.33 Vehicle Gasoline

TOTAL -

50.15
50.15

438.01 Road Repairs

05/06/2026

164.00
164.00

433.03 Traffic Signal Electric

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

East Brandywine Township

PW April Fuel
PW April Fuel -

476.91
476.91

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05/04/26

General Fund Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

05/06/2026

32010

Account

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Name

D Mulhern Tax Collector

403. 24 · Tax Collection Operations

Memo

5 Quail Hill La 2-52.01G0
Duplicate Bill fee (5 Quail Hill)-

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

32011

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Charles Blosenski Jr

INV 6869, 6870, 6865
INV 6869 Dilworth Park ( Single) INV 6870 Spatola Park INV 6865 BMP -

TOTAL -

32012

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

21st Century Media - Philly Cluster

884418 AD 2805590, 2804633
AD 2805590 AD 2804633 -

TOTAL -

32013

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

iManaged

INV ( 6)
Twp iManged Gold Twp Huntress Twp PA Backup PD Huntress PD support INV 127092- cc PD support INV 127114- cc -

TOTAL -

32014

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Kencor

C0020856 INV 528593- L4D4
QUO- 71267- W6P7 4/9 state- mandated test ( 3/yr)-

TOTAL -

950.00
950.00

32015

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Derrick Claas

430. 34 · Clothing Allowance
430. 34 · Clothing Allowance
406. 46 · Mtgs, Conferences, Educ

reimbursement
work gloves work shoes PSATS mileage ( 61.2 miles x 2 x .725) - 1.20 overage for Troe...-

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

854. 45
85.50
360. 00
112. 50
210. 00
105.00
1,727. 45

409. 37 · Repairs + Maint

05/06/2026

129.84
540.75
670.59

406. 27 · IT + Broadband
406. 27 · IT + Broadband
406. 27 · IT + Broadband
410. 241 · IT + Software
410. 241 · IT + Software
410. 241 · IT + Software

05/06/2026

132. 50
210. 00
189.00
531.50

406. 34 · Ads + Printing
406. 34 · Ads + Printing

05/06/2026

5.00
5.00

451. 74A · Parks + Rec Improvements- Staff
451. 74A · Parks + Rec Improvements- Staff
451. 76A · BMP Devel + Maint

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

50.79
80.00
87.54
218.33

32016

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380
487. 18 · Life + Disability
487. 18 · Life + Disability
487. 18 · Life + Disability

The Standard

00-634273- 0001
Twp S. Black new Public Works hire S. Black member adjustment -

628. 50
68.23
68.23
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05/04/26

General Fund Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

Account

Name

410. 19M · Life, Disability

Memo
PD ** still includes M. Rae -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

32017

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

NMS Labs

410. 24O · Drug Scan

155804 INV 1308123
INV 1308123 ( 2) lab svs ( INV date 3/31/2026)-

32018

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Jeffrey J. Seiss

Duplicate tax payment
previous mtg co paid taxes -

TOTAL -

32019

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Cedarville Engineering Group

Engineer, MS4 Permit
Engineer, MS4 Permit
Engineer, MS4 Permit
Engineer, MS4 Permit
Engineer, MS4 Permit
Engineer, MS4 Permit
Engineer, MS4 Permit
Engineer, MS4 Permit

INVs dated 4/14/2026
228- 26-000007 EBT 2026 NPDES MS4 INV 20051 228- 25-0041 | 192 Heritage Ct INV 20052 228- 26-0013 | 21 Delaney Dr INV 20054 228- 26-0128 | 102 Laurelwood Dr INV 20055 228- 26-0129 | 11 Highspire Rd INV 20056 228-26-0041 | 2026 General Engineer 228- 25-0227 | 2089 Bondsville Rd INV 20058 228- 26-0131 | 2090 Bondsville Rd INV 20059 -

TOTAL -

32020

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Office of UC Tax Services

Comp
Comp
Comp
Comp

1518879
Q4 2025 Benefit charges Q4 2025 benefit charges interest Q1 2026 benefit charges Q1 2026 employee withholding -

TOTAL -

32021

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

TRAISR

INV 4376
INV 4376 Monthly SaaS Mar 2026 -

TOTAL -

1,550. 00
1,550. 00

32022

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

BSC Labs

451. 74A · Parks + Rec Improvements- Staff

INV 604980. 83
water testing parks -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

5,900. 00
177. 00
7,670. 00
537.80
14,284. 80

406. 27 · IT + Broadband

05/ 06/ 2026

1,909. 00
414.98
41.25
336.00
517.25
475.50
362.50
568.50
4,624. 98

485. 00 · Unemployment
485. 00 · Unemployment
485. 00 · Unemployment
485. 00 · Unemployment

05/06/2026

1,065. 93
1,065. 93

436. 31 · Stormwater
436. 31 · Stormwater
436. 31 · Stormwater
436. 31 · Stormwater
436. 31 · Stormwater
436. 31 · Stormwater
436. 31 · Stormwater
436. 31 · Stormwater

05/06/2026

530.00
530.00

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

1,427. 27
2,192. 23

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

145.00
145.00

32023

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Napa Auto Parts ( Dtown)

INV 280014
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05/04/26

General Fund Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

Account

Name

437. 37 · Tools + Machinery Repairs

Memo

INV 280014 AC recharge kit -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

32024

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Ramsay' s Automotive

410. 243 · Vehicle Maint - Repair + Wash

INV 45241
INV 45241 2025 Ford Interceptor maint + repair -

32025

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Lima Regional Laboratory

L26-00596 Incident 30-26-000525
DUI blood test -

TOTAL -

32026

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Staples

PHL 1590852 INV 6060930664
Detective' s USBs -

TOTAL -

32027

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Witmer Public Safety Group

INV 870829
new hire winter uniform undershirt -

TOTAL -

32028

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Occupational Health Centers

N30- 1202244128 INV 519060426
INV 519060426 J. Spina new hire physical -

TOTAL -

32029

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

A & Z 2025 Lincoln Corp

410. 243 · Vehicle Maint - Repair + Wash

INV 378
PD Veh wash -

55.00
55.00

32030

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

PECO Energy

409. 36 · Electric

0041842000 BMP
BMP electric 3/17 - 4/16/2026 ( 30 days)-

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

742.00
742.00

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

27.50
27.50

410. 19F · Misc Medical, HRA, Pay in Lieu

05/06/2026

74.98
74.98

410. 24P · New Police Equip

05/06/2026

134.00
134.00

410. 24J · Investigation Supp + Evid Rm

05/06/2026

143.50
143.50

410. 24O · Drug Scan

05/06/2026

79.43
79.43

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

108.99
108.99

32031

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380
451. 74A · Parks + Rec Improvements- Staff

PECO Energy

5698533333 Dilworth Park
3/6 - 4/7/2026 ( 32 days) Dilworth Park -

92.82

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05/04/26

General Fund Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

Account

Name

Memo

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

92.82

32032

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

PECO Energy

409. 36 · Electric

2652944000 Twp Bldg
3/9 - 4/8/2026 ( 30 days)-

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

32033

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

AT & T Mobility

INV 287284902086X04082026
East Brandywine Township x4869 N. Stribrny x4834 Asst. Township Manager x1822 New Detective x3403 Park Bathroom Hotspot x3512 Jeff Yankanich x1663 Police Patrol x1008 Police Patrol x2702 -

TOTAL -

32034

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Government Forms & Supplies

257535 INV 361531
2) minute books + ( 2) packs of paper -

TOTAL -

32035

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

WB Mason

C2105882 INV ( 6)
INV 261318031
INV 261348205
INV 261364106
INV 261400332
INV 261476370
INV 261493813

Twp office supply Twp office + kitchen supplies Twp kitchen supply Twp office + kitchen supplies Twp kitchen supply PD kitchen supply -

TOTAL -

32036

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Dave Mendenhall

406. 24 · General Operating Supplies

R. Willson name plate
Robert Willson name plate -

49.00
49.00

32037

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Wolanin Consulting & Assessment

410. 19F · Misc Medical, HRA, Pay in Lieu

INV 3902
Prehire Psychological Eval ( J. Spina)-

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

73.50
73.99
40.49
78.72
45.17
54.98
366.85

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

300.07
300.07

406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
410. 21C · Office Supplies

05/06/2026

38.23
44.10
44.55
44.10
38.23
44.10
49.17
44.10
346.58

406. 24 · General Operating Supplies (

05/06/2026

3,568. 72
3,568. 72

406. 32 · Cell Phones
406. 32 · Cell Phones
406. 32 · Cell Phones
410. 32A · Cell Phones
406. 32 · Cell Phones
410. 32A · Cell Phones
410. 32A · Cell Phones
410. 32A · Cell Phones

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

425.00
425.00

32038

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Brandywine Flags

INV 8329
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05/04/26

General Fund Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

Account

Name

409. 20 · Bldg Supplies (
409. 20 · Bldg Supplies (
409. 20 · Bldg Supplies (
409. 20 · Bldg Supplies
409. 20 · Bldg Supplies
409. 20 · Bldg Supplies

Memo

4) 3x5 POW 4) 3x5 PA 4) 4x6 US retaining ring counter weight winch handle -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

32039

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Murali Guntreddi

Duplicate tax payment
Duplicate tax payment ( owner re-financed)-

TOTAL -

32040

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Wilson Oil & Propane

409. 23 · Heating Fuel

114245 INV 11660710
INV 11660710 Admin Propane ( Heating oil)-

32041

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Comcast Cable

8499- 10-096- 0023819
PD Cable 5/1 - 5/31/2026 -

TOTAL -

32042

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Rajulapati Lakshman

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Intermim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

32043

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Kyoung Kim

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

8.59
103.09
111.68

32044

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Andrew Engle

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

15.08
90.42
105.50

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

10.50
10.50

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

1,382. 30
1,382. 30

406. 27 · IT + Broadband

05/06/2026

890.15
890.15

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

176. 00
176. 00
216. 00
45.00
70.00
65.00
748.00

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

17.47
104.73
122.20

32045

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Larry Fillian

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund

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05/04/26

General Fund Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

Account

Name

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

Memo
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

32046

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

John Kostesich

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

32047

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

John Fritz

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

32048

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Dana Wickes

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

32049

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Barbara Greco

491- 493 · Other Financing Uses

2026 Interim Tax refund
2026 Interim Tax refund -

32050

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Graham Prince

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

32051

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Bennie Conley

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

2026 Interim Tax refund
2026 Interim Tax refund -

65.60
65.60

32052

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

TOTAL -

4.99
59.80
64.79

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

79.43
79.43

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

6.77
81.03
87.80

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

11.17
67.05
78.22

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

4.76
57.14
61.90

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

31.36
61.47
92.83

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

Michael Sheridan

2026 Interim Tax refund
2026 Interim Tax refund -

15.91
15.91

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General Fund Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

05/06/2026

32053

Account
101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Name
James Vizzini

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

Memo

2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

32054

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Jorge Santiago Jr.

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

32055

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Phillip Luong

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

32056

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Donna Thompson

2026 Interim Tax refund
2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

32057

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Donald Cooperstein Jr

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

32058

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

James Winner

2026 Interim Tax refund
2026 Interim Tax refund -

TOTAL -

32059

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Sandra Washburn

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

2026 Interim Tax refund
2026 Interim Tax refund -

76.40
76.40

32060

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

TOTAL -

64.35
64.35

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

6.75
80.95
87.70

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

79.34
79.34

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

12.25
73.46
85.71

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

3.78
22.65
26.43

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

82.34
82.34

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns
491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

2026 Interim Tax refund

Suchindra Veguru

2025 + 2026 Interim Tax refund
2025 Interim Tax refund 2026 Interim Tax refund -

2.71
10.87
13.58
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05/04/26

General Fund Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

05/06/2026

32061

Account

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Name

Mary Condon

491. 00 · Tax Refund + Escrow Returns

Memo

Duplicate Tax payment refund
Duplicate tax payment by mortgage co -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

32062

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

B & L Commercial Cleaning

INV 26-084
LEAVE ON CART PD 3 days/ week LEAVE ON CART TWP 2 days/ week Cleaning PD garage -

TOTAL -

32063

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Douglas Rotondo

459. 24 · Historical Commission

Historical Comm. Speaker Series
JOHN to P/U

5/17 Historical Speaker series -

32064

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Chester County Solid Waste Authority

2010LC Transaction 2422897
Roof disposal -

TOTAL -

32065

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Applied Micro Systems

403. 24 · Tax Collection Operations

INV 71447
INV 71447 monthly software support contract + cloud backup -

32066

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Hatt' s Industrial Supplies

11113 INV 3181918, 3181919
drill bits INV 318918 keys INV 3181919 -

TOTAL -

32067

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

VIPR

410. 25C · License Plate Reader Lease

VB- 5814J
License plate reader software -

5,977. 00
5,977. 00

32068

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380
410. 24P · New Police Equip

TOTAL -

19.96
4.72
24.68

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

232.16
232.16

437. 37 · Tools + Machinery Repairs
437. 37 · Tools + Machinery Repairs

05/06/2026

341.04
341.04

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

200.00
200.00

451. 74A · Parks + Rec Improvements- Staff

05/06/2026

1,290. 00
925. 00
125.00
2,340. 00

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

135.91
135.91

409. 25 · Cleaning Svs
409. 25 · Cleaning Svs
409. 25 · Cleaning Svs

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

Patriot Workwear

INV 45768
INV 45768 New Hire ( Whiteman) uniform -

710.00
710.00
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05/04/26

General Fund Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

05/06/2026

32069

Account

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Name

Quadient Finance USA

406. 20 · Postage
406. 20 · Postage

Memo

7900- 0440- 8103- 1720
4/21 Postage FlexLimit Protection Fee -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

32070

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Pennoni

INVs dated 4/29/2026
EBWT0000 General INV 1322928 EBWT1001 Estates at Dowlin Forge INV 1322929
... EBWT1006 Mapleview INV 1322930
... EBWT1013 Brandywine Walk INV 1322931
... EBWTP01023 Carlino INV 1322932
... EBWTP01026 Stonemill Village INV 1322933
... EBWTP01048 Preserve at Horseshoe Meadows INV 1322934... EBWTP25001 Struble Connetor Trail INV 1322935 -

TOTAL -

32071

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

ARRO Consulting

INV 119315, 119316, 119317, 119318
11099. 11 INV 119315 NVR ( Brandywine Walk) Failed Inspec' s 11099. 13 INV 119316 ( Stonemill Village) Failed Inspec' s 11099. 14 INV 119317 NV Homes ( Brandywine Walk) Failed In... 11099. 15 INV 119318 Residential Admin 2026 11099. 15 INV 119318 Residential Plan Review 2026 11099. 15 INV 119318 Residential Inspec' s 2026 11099. 15 INV 119318 Commercial Admin 2026 11099. 15 INV 119318 Commercial Plan Review 2026 11099. 15 INV 119318 Commercial Inspec' s 2026 11099. 15 INV 119318 Zoning Admin 2026 11099. 15 INV 119318 Zoning Plan Review 2026 -

TOTAL -

431. 25
143. 75
258. 75
8,970. 00
5,002. 50
10,875. 23
232. 50
2,219. 19
1,204. 56
2,312. 50
2,281. 25
33,931. 48

32072

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380

Delaware Valley Health Trust

487. 19 · Dental
410. 19E · Medical, Dental, Rx
487. 16 · Health + Hospitalization
410. 19E · Medical, Dental, Rx

INV 31508
Twp Dental PD Dental Twp Medical + Rx PD Medical + Rx -

TOTAL -

05/06/2026

286. 50
1,470.50
924. 75
8,053. 00
2,233. 50
2,278. 25
661. 50
2,879. 00
18,787. 00

102. 034 · FI NVR Brandywine Walk
102. 035 · FI TollBros Stonemill
102. 034 · FI NVR Brandywine Walk
413. 31 · Bldg Inspec + Review
413. 31 · Bldg Inspec + Review
413. 31 · Bldg Inspec + Review
413. 31 · Bldg Inspec + Review
413. 31 · Bldg Inspec + Review
413. 31 · Bldg Inspec + Review
414. 31 · Planning + Zoning
414. 31 · Planning + Zoning

05/06/2026

700. 00
7.75
707.75

408. 30 · Engineering Special Projects
102. 003 · LD MDG Estates at DF
102. 010 · LD Gladwyne Mapleview
102. 009 · LD NVR Brandywine Walk
102. 043 · LD Carlino Giant
102. 028 · LD TollBros Stonemill Village
102. 025 · LD PreserveatHorseshoe Meadows
408. 30 · Engineering Special Projects

05/06/2026

Paid Amount

1,286. 17
1,648. 92
37,135. 70
39,672.27
79,743. 06

32073

101. 01 · General - Fulton 8380
406. 27 · IT + Broadband
451. 76A · BMP Devel + Maint (
406. 27 · IT + Broadband
406. 27 · IT + Broadband
413. 31 · Bldg Inspec + Review

Elan Financial Services

CPN 002563122
ALBERT | Microsoft
RECURRING GARDENS) ALBERT | Amazon ( 1) sit pads + ( 32) pk noteboo... ALBERT | Microsoft
RECURRING ALBERT | Microsoft
RECURRING ALBERT | Comm of PA OB/ OCO -

275.04
116.97
111.30
10.50
373.50
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1:13 PM

East Brandywine Township

05/04/26

General Fund Check Detail
April 16 through May 6, 2026

Date

Num

Account
430. 34 · Clothing Allowance
406. 27 · IT + Broadband
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 27 · IT + Broadband
406. 27 · IT + Broadband
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
409. 37 · Repairs + Maint
409. 37 · Repairs + Maint
406. 46 · Mtgs, Conferences, Educ
406. 46 · Mtgs, Conferences, Educ
406. 27 · IT + Broadband
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
406. 24 · General Operating Supplies
451. 76A · BMP Devel + Maint
451. 74 · Parks + Rec Improvements
451. 74A · Parks + Rec Improvements- Staff
437. 37 · Tools + Machinery Repairs
451. 74A · Parks + Rec Improvements- Staff
437. 37 · Tools + Machinery Repairs
451. 74A · Parks + Rec Improvements- Staff
406. 46 · Mtgs, Conferences, Educ
410. 25A · Memorials + Staff/ Vol Apprec
410. 243 · Vehicle Maint - Repair + Wash
410. 24F · Education + Training
410. 24F · Education + Training
410. 24F · Education + Training
410. 24F · Education + Training
410. 24F · Education + Training
410. 25A · Memorials + Staff/ Vol Apprec
410. 24J · Investigation Supp + Evid Rm
410. 241 · IT + Software
410. 25A · Memorials + Staff/ Vol Apprec
410. 25A · Memorials + Staff/ Vol Apprec
410. 24P · New Police Equip
410. 25A · Memorials + Staff/ Vol Apprec
410. 24S · Weapons, Ammo, Range
410. 248 · Radios Maint

TOTAL -

Name

Memo
ALBERT | Amazon ( chainsaw chaps) Road Crew REVEN | Network Solutions RECURRING REVEN | Amazon ( Server Rm + Mtg Hall supplies) REVEN | Bamboo
RECURRING REVEN | Zoom
RECURRING REVEN | Indeed ( Public Works???) REVEN | Amazon ( A/V equip) REVEN | Amazon ( A/V equip) REVEN | Amazon
NEED RECEIPT REVEN | Amazon
NEED RECEIPT REVEN | Autozone ( A/C repair Twp car) REVEN | Pete' s Express ( car wash Twp car) REVEN | Simply Greek ( PSATS) REVEN | SCR Foods ( PSATS Fuddruckers) REVEN | Network Solutions RECURRING STRIBRNY | Chester County ( Recorder of Deeds) STRIBRNY | Tyl Chester Co fee (Recorder of Deeds parking) STRIBRNY | Staples ( office desk pad) STRIBRNY | Staples ( BMP poster) STRIBRNY | DRI Signs ( Community Park signs) " no skooters" CLAAS | ULINE ( soap dispenser for Comm Park) CLAAS | Home Depot ( safety apparel + shop supplies) CLAAS | Home Depot ( drinking fountain cartridge) CLAAS | American Arborist ( hard hat + safety plugs) CLAAS | Harbor Freight ( tarps + tools for park roofs) CLAAS | Troegs ( PSATS) YANKANICH | 4 Leaf Sports ( Sgt. Ferraro retirement gift) YANKANICH | PA driver + vehicle ( 2) yr reg car 3002 YANKANICH | Kajimach Japanese ( PD conference) YANKANICH | Angie' s Diner ( PD conference) YANKANICH | Panera Bread ( PD conference) YANKANICH | Leeds ( PD conference) YANKANICH | Sheraton ( PD conference) YANKANICH | Pizza Mia ( Rae + Ferraro last day PD pizzas) YANKANICH | Arrowhead Forensics ( evidence supplies) YANKANICH | Microsoft
RECURRING YANKANICH | Wegman' s Ferraro retirement ( flowers + drinks) YANKANICH | Wegman' s Ferraro retirement ( cake) YANKANICH | VistaPrint ( new PD business cards) YANKANICH | Crop' s (flowers Ferraro retirement) YANKANICH | Harbor Freight ( ammo room cleanup) YANKANICH | Zero9 Solutions ( radio holsters)-

Paid Amount
59.99
4.99
19.87
296. 80
16.95
38.84
78.95
196. 03
45.60
226. 75
52.46
9.00
76.76
38.84
4.99
94.50
3.30
7.32
16.13
120. 11
200. 29
214. 81
15.61
235.91
124. 95
21.20
255.00
106.00
31.91
25.45
16.19
47.04
259. 74
154.50
274. 43
360. 24
241.22
90. 00
39.20
55.05
75.48
1,234. 81
6,374. 52

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Resolution 5 of 2026

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East Brandywine
5 of 2026

May 7th

2026

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EAST BRANDYWINE TOWNSHIP
CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
RESOLUTION NO. 6 of 2026
A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF EAST
BRANDYWINE TOWNSHIP AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF
REAL PROPERTY INTERESTS LOCATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF
EAST BRANDYWINE, CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA BY
PURCHASE OR CONDEMNATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF PUBLIC
ROAD, TRAFFIC SIGNAL, UTILITY, AND STORMWATER
MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENTS
______________________________________________________________________________
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors (the “Board”) of East Brandywine Township (the
“Township”) is authorized and empowered pursuant to applicable law including, without
limitation, Section 2201 of the Pennsylvania Second Class Township Code, 53 P.S. § 67201, to
acquire real property interests for public purposes, including real property necessary for, and in
furtherance of completion of public road, traffic signal, utility, and stormwater management
improvements; and
WHEREAS, Pulte Homes of Pennsylvania, pursuant to a Condition Statement imposed
by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to Highway Occupancy Permit Application #
082827, is required to design, obtain permits, and construct certain highway, traffic signal,
utility, and stormwater management improvements along State Route 0322 (Horseshoe Pike),
State Route 4013 (Hopewell Road) and State Route 4015 (Bondsville Road) as depicted on a
plan titled Highway Occupancy Permit Plans Pulte Homes of PA, LP, prepared by Bowman
Consulting Group, Ltd. and McMahon, a Bowman company, dated 05-11-23, last revised 12-1224, 44 plan sheets, which is incorporated herein by reference (the “Improvements” or “Public
Project”); and
WHEREAS, in order to construct the Improvements, the acquisition of parts of certain
properties is required, including permanent acquisitions of additional road right-of-way in fee,
permanent traffic signal easements, and temporary construction easements. A list of the owners
and locations of the properties where acquisitions are required, the type of acquisition, and the
square footage of each area to be acquired is attached hereto as Exhibit “A” and incorporated
herein by reference (the “Necessary Real Property Interests”).
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board, and it is hereby resolved by
authority of the same, that the acquisition of the Necessary Real Property Interests by purchase
or condemnation according to law is in the public interest and is necessary to construct the
Improvements and the Public Project; and

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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board, and it is hereby resolved by authority of
the same, that the Necessary Real Property Interests for the completion of the Project shall be
acquired by the Township by agreement, purchase, or condemnation under the provisions of the
Acts of Assembly as more fully set forth in this Resolution and as otherwise; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the Board, and it is hereby resolved by authority of
the same, that the Township Manager, Township Secretary, Township Treasurer, Township
Engineer, Township Solicitor and other necessary consultants are authorized and directed to take
any and all steps which they, in their discretion, deem necessary and proper and in the best
interests of the Township to effectuate this Resolution including, without limitation, the filing of
one or more Declarations of Taking under and pursuant to the Pennsylvania Eminent Domain
Code, 26 Pa.C.S.A. § 101 et seq. and/or the negotiation, execution and recording of deeds of
conveyance and easement agreements in lieu of the filing of Declarations of Taking.
ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of East Brandywine Township this 7th day of
May, 2026.
ATTEST:

EAST BRANDYWINE TOWNSHIP
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Lisa Taraschi, Secretary

________________________________
Francis X. Taraschi, Chairman
________________________________
Kyle Scribner, Vice-Chairman
________________________________
Emily Keller, Member

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EXHIBIT “A” TO RESOLUTION NO. 6 of 2026
Page 1 of 2
1.

Owner – Silver Bow, LLC
Location of Property – 1199 Horseshoe Pike, Downingtown, PA 19335
Part of Chester County – UPI # 30-5-68
Traffic Signal Easement – 269 square feet

2.

Owner – Kimberton Distribution LP
Location of Property – 1208 Horseshoe Pike, Downingtown, PA 19335
Part of Chester County – UPI # 30-5-13
Temporary Construction Easement – 653 square feet

3.

Owner – Joyce E. Fling
Location of Property – 1202 Horseshoe Pike, Downingtown, PA 19335
Part of Chester County – UPI # 30-5-13.4
Temporary Construction Easement – 1,851 square feet

4.

Owner – Morton Enterprises LLC
Location of Property – 1200 Horseshoe Pike, Downingtown, PA 19335
Part of Chester County – UPI # 30-5-12
Permanent Right-of-Way – 1,975 square feet
Temporary Construction Easement – 5,243 square feet

5.

Owner – Monumental Property Endeavors, LLC
Location of Property – 1198 Horseshoe Pike, Downingtown, PA 19335
Part of Chester County – UPI # 30-5-129
Traffic Signal Easement – 105 square feet
Temporary Construction Easement – 1,831 square feet
Permanent Right-of-Way – 2,222 square feet

6.

Owner – Toni Naaman
Location of Property – 1192 Horseshoe Pike, Downingtown, PA 19335
Part of Chester County – UPI # 30-5-129.3
Temporary Construction Easement – 524 square feet
Permanent Right-of-Way – 608 square feet

7.

Owner – J. William Inslee and Jonathan Inslee
Location of Property – 1186 Horseshoe Pike, Downingtown, PA 19335
Part of Chester County – UPI # 30-5-130
Temporary Construction Easement – 437 square feet
Permanent Right-of-Way – 194 square feet

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EXHIBIT “A” TO RESOLUTION NO. 7 of 2026
Page 2 of 2
8.

Owner – WGT Properties LLC
Location of Property – 2089 Bondsville Road, Downingtown, PA 19335
Part of Chester County – UPI # 30-5-129.2
Temporary Construction Easement – 632 square feet

9.

Owner – J. William Inslee and Jonathan Inslee
Location of Property – 1184 Horseshoe Pike, Downingtown, PA 19335
Part of Chester County – UPI # 30-5-131
Temporary Construction Easement – 495 square feet

10.

Owner – East Brandywine Fire Company
Location of Property – 2096 Bondsville Road, Downingtown, PA 19335
Part of Chester County – UPI # 30-5-13.1
Temporary Construction Easement – 1,738 square feet