Radnor Township · issues
Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Radnor public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Spring Tree Planting & Fundraising Campaign
All 35 subsidized bare-root trees for residents sold out fast. Pickup is Nov. 12–13, and everything should be in the ground by Nov. 20, with commission members helping install.
Fenimore Woods Park Renovations and Grant Funding
Staff provided a positive progress report on the Fenimore Woods stable restoration, noting construction is on track for a summer opening. The board also discussed the need for broader capital funding for other park maintenance needs, such as the Fenimore Woods pond.
Odorisio Park Playground Replacement and Site Design
Residents near Odorissio Park voiced frustration over long-delayed upgrades, poor playground conditions, and potential plans to introduce bike trails in the park's wooded areas, prompting the board to refocus on basic park repairs.
Creutzberg Center Renovation and Architectural Services
The township is weighing a major multi-million dollar overhaul of the historic Creutzberg Center, leased to Main Line School Night, though commissioners pumped the brakes on approving a $491,200 design contract until they inspect the property firsthand.
Creation of Township Public Art Commission
A new Public Art Commission is being established to explore public art programs, engage residents, and beautify township spaces.
Main Line School Night Facility Support
The township approved up to $20,000 in funding for facility upgrades at Main Line School Night, including fire suppression, acoustic panels, and lighting improvements.
America250 Celebration Banners
Radnor approved spending up to $25,000 to purchase 97 decorative banners celebrating America's 250th anniversary and promoting community pride in local business districts.