Caln Township, Don Vymazal
- Main Line Health: Planning to build a 145,000 sq foot medical complex on Lloyd and Manor Ave. Transformative for local health care. It is not a hospital but will fill a bit of the healthcare hole.
- Brandywine Hospital site: Purchased by Regal Builders.
- Zoning Update: Looking at future of townships. Number of proposals for the property; a hospital is preferred.
- Int. Bondsville & Lincoln: First Sheetz is proposed across from Wawa.
- Along Lincoln Highway: Update pedestrian safety: bike lanes, sidewalks. Alot of residents walk despite it being most vehicle traffice. Hoping to make it more of a village-style area. Working with TMACC and DBRTC. Early-mid next year
- Beaver Creek Trail: Adding additional trails. Bridge across creek, support of county and state officials.
West Brandywine, Kevin Barren, Finance Director
- 178-unit townhouse: Reserve at Cross Creek – 50% completed
- 181 single family dwellings, age restricted (55+) Traditions of America, 70% completed
- Reeceville Elementary and North Brandywine completed
- Westwynd Gardens completed and operational: Horseshoe Pike & Manor Rd
- Ducklings Daycare completed
- Townships road paving completed
- Dam Road Reconstruction: Bidding in early 2026
- 268 age restricted development called Horseshoe Run
- Storage facility being built on Horseshoe Pike
- Age restricted 168 single homes / 74 townhomes: Hibernia Rd/Manor Rd: Currently in conditional use
- Wawa Horseshoe Pike: Conditional use / anticipate built in 2026
East Brandyine, Luke Reven, Township Manager
- Grown population more than 5%. Biggest challenge and biggest opportunity
- 389 housing units that have received final plan approval. One – age qualified Brandywine walk, developed by Ryan Homes. Second – Stonemill Village, Toll Bros developing.
- Site work for commercial development, Carlino 65000 sq foot development that will include giant as anchor tenant. 322 coming soon sign – it is officially happening.
- Comprehensive plan and official map
- 40 miles of road, 5 public works employees,17 police department employees.
- Acquired 14.6 of east branch. Preserved land – 2,044 acres. Balancing growth and quality of life.
- Construction of new bath house for local park
- All abilities playground at south end of park
Valley Township, Janis Rambo
- New light at Washington Lane
- Final approval Valley View business park lot 8b, 99000 sq foot building. Industrial manufacturing, owned by Edlon, Inc.
- Lot 8a is available
- Airhart drive, 28564 sq foot building – industrial use and office space
- Boot road tree service, develop 82 & 340 – office building and equipment storage
- Westwood Ridge develop off Valley Road – 87 single family on 36-acre track – 13 homes complete
- South Park Avenue bridge replacement – PECO moving a gas line. Received FEMA funds for bridge repairs. Additional county funding to actually replace the bridge. CBGD.
- New recycle truck – partially funded DEP grant
- First community day in over 5 years in 2025
City of Coatesville, James Logan, City Manager
- CASD – 3 new schools, Reeceville Elementary, North Brandywine Middle, Doe Run Elementary. Updates to Scott Middle
- Spring 2026 – DCCC Trades program coming to city
- Train station: Anticipated completion Q4 next year – high level platforms, multimodal connections, elevators, expanded commuter parking.
- Launched roar repair project, repaving several streets, ADA sidewalk ramps, upgrading stormwater systems and inlets.
- Shotspotter – law enforcement can respond within minutes
- Ash Park renovation – 9.3 acres – splash pad, basketball court, horseshoe pitch, new pavilion, and expanded play areas
- Housing development, Brandywine View Apartments – 266 units
- Downtown – new restaurant Legacy’s and Steel City Brewing. More restaurants and jazz cafe coming in 2026.
Honey Brook Township, Kristy Deischer-Eddy
- Land preservation committee $9 million to spend, preserved half of the available farm, 5500 acres.
- Brandywine Conservatory – land preservation plan update
- Recreation Park Board – Fun Fridays during the summer
- Skate Park has been open for a year, received wonderfully by the community
- Rec and Park committee worked with nearby church for Harmony Day
- Twin Valley Business Park – finalizing plans – 7 more available buildings.
- Honey Ridge mobile home community – 113 new units, well underway.
- BOS short-term rental ordinance signed
- Multi-municipal comphrensive plan is 1/3 of the way through the cycle, adopting sometime in 2026
East Fallowfield, Scott Swischer, Township Manager
- In 2026, new doe run elementary will welcome students
- Newlinville, along Rt 82, is zoned commercial, a natural gateway into the township
- Recently completed Newlinville Master Plan, lays out a roadmap of revitalization
- Traffic calming along Rt 82, $250k in grant funding, beginning construction this spring including traffic calming islands and rumble strips.
- $250k to replace a failing culvert on Saw Mill Rd, project now out to bid
- Mortonville Rd Bridge collapsed – Obtained 300k in funding for environmental work for a full rebuild
- Summer Concert Series continues to grow
- At township park – pickleball courts and all-inclusive play areas
- New municipal complex – Combining township offices and police station on Wilmington Rd (10.9 acres bought)
Modena Borough, Bo/Beau Tillman, Council Vice President
- 546 people in Modena
- Replace South Brandywine bridge
- PECO putting gas lines through the Borough
- Meredith Court – 10 families were displaced during Hurricane Ida. Acquiring bids for the demolition of the court
- The Mode House – acquired a few years ago, in the process of making it the new municipal building, park area. Approximately 8–10-year project.
Honey Brook Borough, Sandy Cooper, Councilmember
- Received $490k CRP Grant for James Street Project, replace old stormwater pipes.
- Finished paving Park Street in September
- Received VPP Grant to help cover the cost of 10-year comprehensive plan update
- Fire Co. Recently award LSA Grant for new radios
- Welcoming Honey Brook Hardware to the borough at end of December
