The board also unanimously agreed to undertake a comprehensive review of the township’s ordinances over the coming year.
“It is important that the township continually review and update our ordinances to ensure that they’re still serving their intended purpose and are in line with other ordinances,” said Commissioner John V. Thomas. “This will be a lengthy process, but well worth it for our township and our residents.”The board unanimously approved a land development plan for a Panera Bread in the Silver Creek Plaza. Said Commissioner Sherri Chippo, “This location will offer drive-thru service.
Hampden and Silver Spring townships, along with state Rep. Greg Rothman, will hold a Community Shred Day event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 9 at the former Ollie’s site, located at 6040 Carlisle Pike. It will be open to residents of both townships and free of charge. The board also heard a presentation by the township recreation staff regarding events coming up in 2022. The full list of events is available on the township home page, which
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