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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Radnor public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Radnor School District administration building renovation
The school district wants to renovate the exterior of its administration building at 135 S. Wayne Ave. and add an infill addition within an existing courtyard. The design review is a step before permits.
Commercial Signage Standards on Lancaster Avenue
Three businesses along Lancaster Avenue — HARTH, Old Friend Restaurant, and Main Line Mahjong — are seeking design approval for signs, awnings, lighting and facade changes, shaping the look of Radnor's commercial corridor.
Resident-requested removal of right-of-way trees
A Radnor Valley Road resident wants healthy sweet gum trees on the right-of-way removed because gumballs pile up and pedestrians have twisted ankles. The commission wouldn't condemn healthy trees for fruit drop, but is exploring a policy that would let residents pay to remove their own street trees under the same replacement rules as private trees.
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.
Shade Tree Commission Website Relaunch
The old Shade Tree site now redirects to the township's new site, and most fixes from a full content review are live. Once broken images and links are patched, the commission will review and then promote it.
Stormwater Authority appointments
The Board seated the first five members of the new Radnor Township Stormwater Authority, which will oversee stormwater compliance, infrastructure and fees. Commissioner Larkin opposed the authority itself but supported the appointees.
Election Guide
Get ready for the 2026 midterms with this handy guide covering your ballot options and where to vote in Radnor. It's a quick way to make sure your voice is heard without having to dig through confusing government websites.
Dimensional Variance for Front Stairs at 621 Heather Lane
Hiromi and Steve Ciarrochi need zoning relief to expand their back patio and redesign front steps that encroach into the right-of-way area.
Impervious Coverage Variance at 407 Midland Avenue
Homeowners Jennifer and Edward Brennan are seeking permission to keep an existing stone patio that pushes their property's impervious coverage slightly above the legal limit.
New Board of Health Member Appointments
The board was scheduled to evaluate three prospective candidates for membership.
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.
Town Square Development
Locals are seriously doubting whether the proposed Wayne Commons town square project is actually going to pan out. If you spend time shopping or hanging out in Wayne, get ready for a major shift in the local vibe and downtown layout.