Bridgeport Council moves several projects forward during September meeting
Council advanced a rewrite of its land development rules, opened the sealed-bid process for 36 W. Front Street, approved a parking request on East 4th Street and shared new details on the former Camelot parking lot project
WHAT THE FLOCK? Pennsylvania Bill Would Preserve Local Control Over License Plate Readers
HB 2771 would create statewide rules for automated license plate readers while expressly preserving a municipality’s ability to regulate or prohibit their operation. The bill is now before the Pennsylvania House Judiciary Committee, chaired by Upper Merion’s state representative, Tim Briggs.
Bridgeport Secures Nearly $759K for Former Camelot Parking Lot Redevelopment
Plans for 440 Mill Street call for 56 public parking spaces, EV charging, improved lighting and security, landscaping and access to the planned Bridgeport Spur Trail.
13 Criminal Cases Filed in Upper Merion Area Courts Over Nine-Day period
The first Upper Merion Area Spotlight Crime Report includes assault, burglary, retail theft, DUI, drug and other criminal cases filed between Sept. 12 and Sept. 20.
Developer Files Five Lawsuits Challenging Upper Merion’s Data Center Denials
Brian O’Neill is asking a Montgomery County judge to reverse the township’s rejection of five proposals totaling approximately 4.6 million square feet.
