Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Daniel Lanni’s organization
Oct 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Upper Darby Township Police Pension Board of Trustees Meeting
The board reviewed investment portfolio performance and received updates on actuarial reporting. Key agenda items included the authorization of payments for professional and secretarial services and the official acknowledgement of recent police retirements. The board discussed the upcoming transition of secretarial duties to a new administrative partner and addressed impending changes in board membership.
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The commission discussed the 2028 Comprehensive Plan request for proposals and consultant selection process. There was an overview of community feedback regarding downtown development and the allocation of CDBG funding for infrastructure projects, including bridge and lighting improvements. Additionally, a detailed progress report on the Nailers Run Trail was presented, covering completed segments, future development phases, and the use of right-of-way areas for trail connectivity.
Oct 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Upper Derby Township Council Council Meeting
The meeting opened with an executive session regarding real estate and property acquisition. In the public forum, community members reported severe issues with rat infestations and local trash collection services, as well as requested infrastructure repairs for streets and signs. Discussions also covered the Save the Mosino Forest conservation initiative and its upcoming community events. Additionally, residents debated the societal risks of artificial intelligence, sought guidance on SEPTA oversight, and discussed the constitutional framework surrounding election management.
The board considered an application for a one-year extension of previously granted zoning relief for a property at 8520 Monroe Avenue. The project involves the construction of two duplexes, and the applicant requested the extension to finalize the subdivision and land development requirements, including securing agreements and financial guarantees. Neighbors were granted party status and participated in the proceedings by asking questions about parking, electrical capacity, and unit configuration. The board received updates on the status of development agreements and the permitting process.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
