Radnor Township · issues
Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Radnor public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Delaware County open space bond referendum
Delaware County voters are deciding on a $120 million open space bond to fund parks, trails, and land preservation. If you care about green space, it’s literally on your ballot—backers say it’s a chance to lock in conservation funding.
Institutional Zoning Dispute
Valley Forge Military College is thinking about packing up and leaving Radnor Township after clashing with local officials over zoning rules. If they actually pull out, it's going to completely change the look and feel of the neighborhood.
Wayne Downtown Master Plan & Parklet Proposal
The adoption of the 'A Vision for Wayne' master plan ignited a fierce debate over downtown parking, walkability, and proposed green spaces. Local business owners and merchants strongly objected to potential parking space reductions and traffic changes on North Wayne Avenue, arguing it would hurt customer access and retail sales.
Acquisition of Property for Magisterial District Court
Residents turned out in droves to protest plans to move the district court into a residential neighborhood on West Wayne Avenue, warning of severe traffic bottlenecks, parking crunches, and safety risks for kids walking to school.
Plastic Bag Ban
Radnor Township's new plastic bag ban starts today, meaning you'll need to remember your reusable bags for all your local errands. It's a quick shift in routine, but one that means trading single-use plastic at checkout for sustainable carrying.