On the agenda: Limerick meeting — Data Center (Sep 1)

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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
PUBLIC MEETING
1 SEPTEMBER 2026, 7:00 P.M. – LIMERICK TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL BUILDING
AMENDED AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
OPENING COMMENTS / ANNOUNCEMENTS
➢ This meeting is being recorded and live-streamed through the Limerick Township
YouTube page: (https://www.youtube.com/@LimerickTownship1726)
➢ Executive Session:
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➢ Upcoming Office Closure: In observance of Labor Day, the Twp. offices & Public Works Dept.
will be closed Monday, September 7th
➢ Upcoming Data Center Public Hearing Meeting Times & Location:
• Tues., Sept. 8th at 6:30 PM at the Limerick Twp. Bldg. – MCD 7, LLC (CU #25-04)
• Tues., Sept. 22nd at 6:30 PM at the Limerick Twp. Bldg. – Limerick Town Center, LLC (CU #26-03)
➢ For more information or to register for upcoming Parks & Rec. events, call Parks &
Rec. 610-495-6432 x 1605, or go to: https://www.limerickpa.org/155/Parks-Recreation
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Gift Card Bingo: September 10th; 10 AM; ages 50+. $5pp. Location: Township building
Mini Chef Scientists: September 15th; 10 AM; ages 2 - 5. $10pp. Location: Township building
Veteran’s Benefits Class: September 16th; 6 PM; Location: Township building
Fairy Night Lights: September 21st; 6 PM; ages 7 - 12. $30pp. Location: Township building
Puppet Theater Workshop: September 21st; 9 AM – 3 PM; ages 5 - 10. $70pp. Location:
Township building
Coffee Talk for Seniors: September 23rd; 9 AM; Location: Arcadia at Limerick Pointe;
topic: “Stop the Clot”. Pre-registration required.
Protect & Play: Family Safety Night: September 24th; 6 PM - 8:30 PM; Presented by Mission
Kids & Limerick Twp. Police Dept.; Location: Township building
Register at: https://missionkidscac.org/education-prevention/family-safety-night
Red Cross Babysitters Clinic: September 27th; 10 AM – 4 PM; ages 11 - 15. $80pp. Location:
Township building

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September 1, 2026
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CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES: 7/28/26 & 8/4/26
Public comments on agenda items will take place with each agenda item under discussion.
SUPERVISOR COMMENTS
BILLS LIST: #17, 8/14/26 through 8/27/26, $255,846.65
SUBDIVISION AND LAND DEVELOPMENT
Confirmed Appointments:
Allison Klingler (Brooke Elementary School Alterations) – 339 N. Lewis Road
NEW BUSINESS
Approval – 22 Anchor Parkway Tax Assessment Appeal Settlement
Discussion – Main Street Zoning District
TRICENTENNIAL UPDATE
MANAGER’S REPORT
PUBLIC COMMENTS
SUPERVISOR COMMENTS
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT AVAILABLE NUMBER & MTG DATE:

ORD. 440

RES. 14

9/8/26

LIMERICK TOWNSHIP - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES

AUGUST 18, 2026
6:32 P.M.

A meeting of the Limerick Township Board of Supervisors was held on Tuesday, August 18, 2026
in the Public Meeting Room of the Limerick Township Municipal Building, located at 646 W.
Ridge Pike, with Connie Lawson, Chair, presiding. This meeting was advertised in The Mercury
on April 27 and May 4, 2026.
Members Present: Supervisors Connie Lawson, Patrick M. Morroney, Dr. Cheryl Walraven, and
Kara Shuler
Members Absent: Linda Irwin.
Others Present: Rebecca Geiser, Esq., Daniel K. Kerr, Township Manager; Khaled R. Hassan,
P.E.; Joseph P. Platt; Patrick Roche, Chief of Police; Timothy Haas, Assistant Township Manager;
Greta Martin Washington, Director of Community Planning; Mike Furey, Esq.
Call to Order: Ms. Lawson called the meeting to order at 6:32 P.M. and led the Pledge of
Allegiance.
Ms. Lawson announced that the meeting is being recorded and live-streamed. She continued by
stating the Board met prior to the meeting for matters regarding legal and read the following
announcements:
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Ms. Lawson thanked everyone for their time and reviewed the rules of the hearing.
PUBLIC HEARING (CONTINUED)
CU #25-04: MCD 7, LLC (Data Center) – Lightcap, Evergreen, & Possum Hollow Roads
Ms. Geiser proceeded into the public hearing. A Court Reporter was present, and the Notes of
Testimony will be available at the Township Building for review. She stated the hearing would
remain open and continue Tuesday, September 8th; 6:30 PM in the Limerick Township Building.
Adjournment: Motion was made by Dr. Walraven and seconded by Ms. Shuler to adjourn the
meeting at 10:35 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,

Daniel K. Kerr
Township Manager

LIMERICK TOWNSHIP - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
REGULAR MEETING MINUTES

AUGUST 19, 2026
7:05 P.M.

A meeting of the Limerick Township Board of Supervisors was held on August 19, 2026 in the
Public Meeting Room of the Limerick Township Municipal Building, located at 646 W. Ridge
Pike, with Connie Lawson, Chair, presiding. This meeting was advertised in The Mercury on
August 13, 2026.
Members Present: Supervisors Connie Lawson, Dr. Cheryl Walraven, Patrick M. Morroney, and
Kara Shuler
Members Absent: Linda Irwin
Others Present: Rebecca Geiser, Esq., Township Solicitor; Khaled R. Hassan, P.E.; Joseph P.
Platt; Daniel K. Kerr, Township Manager; Timothy A. Haas, Assistant Township Manager; Patrick
Roche, Chief of Police; Greta Martin Washington, Director of Community Planning
Call to Order: Ms. Lawson called the meeting to order at 7:05 P.M. and led the Pledge of
Allegiance.
Ms. Lawson announced that the meeting is being recorded and live-streamed. She continued by
stating the Board met prior to the meeting for matters regarding personnel matters.
 Receive important Township updates & alerts on your smart device:
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 Upcoming Office Closure: In observance of Labor Day, the Twp. offices & Public Works Dept.
will be closed Monday, September 7th
 Upcoming Data Center Public Hearing Meeting Times & Location:
• Tues., Sept. 8th at 6:30 PM at the Limerick Twp. Bldg. – MCD 7, LLC (CU #25-04)
• Tues., Sept. 22nd at 6:30 PM at the Limerick Twp. Bldg. – Limerick Town Center, LLC (CU #26-03)
 Additional September BOS Meeting:
• Tuesday, September 29th at 7 PM at the Limerick Township Building
 For more information or to register for upcoming Parks & Rec. events, call Parks & Rec.
610-495-6432 x 1605, or go to: https://www.limerickpa.org/155/Parks-Recreation
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Gift Card Bingo: September 10th; 10 AM; ages 50+. $5pp. Location: Township building
Mini Chef Scientists: September 15th; 10 AM; ages 2 - 5. $10pp. Location: Township building
Veteran’s Benefits Class: September 16th; 6 PM; Location: Township building
Fairy Night Lights: September 21st; 6 PM; ages 7 - 12. $30pp. Location: Township building
Puppet Theater Workshop: September 21st; 9 AM – 3 PM; ages 5 - 10. $70pp. Location:
Township building
Coffee Talk for Seniors: September 23rd; 9 AM; Location: Arcadia at Limerick Pointe;
topic: “Stop the Clot”. Pre-registration required.
Protect & Play: Family Safety Night: September 24th; 6 PM - 8:30 PM; Presented by Mission
Kids & Limerick Twp. Police Dept.; Location: Township building
Register at: https://missionkidscac.org/education-prevention/family-safety-night

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Red Cross Babysitters Clinic: September 27th; 10 AM – 4 PM; ages 11 - 15. $80pp. Location:
Township building

CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES: 7/28/26 & 8/4/26
Dr. Walraven and Mr. Morroney requested a few updates to the Minutes.
Motion was made by Mr. Morroney, and seconded by Dr. Walraven to approve the Minutes of
the July 28, 2026 Board of Supervisors’ meeting as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
Ms. Lawson requested a change to the Minutes.
Motion was made by Mr. Morroney, and seconded by Dr. Walraven to approve the Minutes of
the August 4, 2026 Board of Supervisors’ meeting as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
Public comments on agenda items will take place with each agenda item under discussion.
SUPERVISOR COMMENTS: None
BILLS LIST: #16, 8/1/26 through 8/14/26, $412,180.27
Ms. Lawson had a question about the LSA; Mr. Kerr answered.
Motion was made by Mr. Morroney, and seconded by Dr. Walraven to approve Bills List #16 in
the amount of $412,180.27. Motion passed unanimously.
MONTHLY REPORTS: JULY
Treasurer’s Office
Emergency Services Department
Code Services Department
Public Works Department
Police Department
Parks & Recreation Department
Dr. Walraven had questions regarding revenue:
1. Exelon revenue of $88K? Mr. Kerr stated that amount is the Township’s annual supplement.
2. Miscellaneous revenue at 108%? Mr. Kerr stated the budget is 8% over the anticipated revenue.
3. Parks & Rec revenue - Administration at 48% & Activities are at 58%? Mr. Kerr stated he would
ask Mr. Dickerson for clarification.
Motion was made by Mr. Morroney, and seconded by Dr. Walraven to accept the monthly reports
for July, 2026. Motion passed unanimously.

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SUBDIVISION AND LAND DEVELOPMENT
Development Projects:
Name/File No.:
Location:
Review Phase:
Expires:

SLD #23-10A Emerald Crossing
142 W. Ridge Pike
Preliminary/Final Resolution
9/3/2026

Attorney Cameron Wolfson, and Sam Carlo, Pulte Homes, reviewed the project.
Motion was made by Dr. Walraven, and seconded by Mr. Morroney, to approve the
Preliminary/Final Resolution for the Emerald Crossing SLD project (#23-10A). Motion passed
unanimously.
Name/File No.:
Location:
Review Phase:
Expires:

SLD #23-10 Emerald Crossing
142 W. Ridge Pike
Final Resolution
9/1/2026

Attorney Cameron Wolfson, and Sam Carlo, Pulte Homes, discussed the resolution. Discussion
ensued about sidewalks which was clarified by the applicants.
Motion was made by Mr. Morroney, and seconded by Dr. Walraven, to approve the
Preliminary/Final Resolution for the Emerald Crossing SLD project (#23-10A). Motion passed
3-0-1; Dr. Walraven abstained.
Name/File No.:
Location:
Review Phase:
Expires:

SLD #26-07 506 Swamp Pike
506 Swamp Pike
Preliminary/Final Resolution
Waived

Ms. Lawson questioned if a septic tank was being shared. Mr. Hassan confirmed it was not.
Mr. Hassan and Mr. Kerr clarified the construction permit process for septic approval.
Motion was made by Mr. Morroney and seconded by Dr. Walraven to approve the
Preliminary/Final Resolution for the 506 Swamp Pike SLD project (#26-07). Motion passed
unanimously.
Confirmed Appointments:
Chris Canavan (Residential Developments) – Sunset Road & School Road
Chris Canavan summarized his two proposals including the transfer of density from Sunset Road
to School Road, while increasing open space on School Road due to smaller lots. The Board
supported the proposals and encouraged him to speak with Staff. Mr. Kerr questioned the

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maintenance responsibilities for the road for the Sunset project. Mr. Canavan stated an HOA would
be created, and they would work with the adjacent property owner.
Preston Luitweiler - Mr. Luitweiler questioned the density and layout of the School Road plan.
Extensions:
Emerald Crossing (#23-10A):
Emerald Crossing (#23-10):

Extended to 10/3/26
Extended to 10/1/26

Since the Board approved both resolutions earlier in the meeting, the motions were no longer
required.
Lot 9 Industrial Parkway (#26-08):

Extended to 11/20/26

Motion was made by Dr. Walraven, and seconded by Mr. Morroney, to accept the development
time review extension for Lot 9 Industrial Parkway (#26-08). Motion passed unanimously.
NEW BUSINESS
Approval – Contract for Ridge Pike Traffic Signal Synchronization
Mr. Platt summarized the Ridge Pike traffic signal synchronization project. Ms. Lawson asked
what changes drivers will notice. Mr. Platt stated the project will increase traffic flow along Ridge
Pike, especially through the village.
Rick Fidler - Mr. Fidler asked about the impact of the preemption. Mr. Platt clarified the
synchronization will resume after the preemption is complete.
Preston Luitweiler - Mr. Luitweiler questioned the direction of synchronization. Mr. Platt clarified.
Mr. Kerr asked for a completion timeline based on PennDOT grant requirements. Mr. Platt stated
the project would be completed by the April 2027 deadline.
Motion was made by Mr. Morroney and seconded by Dr. Walraven, to approve the contract with
Armour and Sons, Inc. for a cost not to exceed $222,966, and to authorize township staff to execute
any agreements associated with the traffic signal synchronization project along Ridge Pike. Motion
passed unanimously.
Approval – Adding Mid Penn Bank to List of Township Depositories
Mr. Kerr summarized the request.
Motion was made by Mr. Morroney and seconded by Dr. Walraven, to approve adding Mid Penn
Bank to the list of approved depositories of Township Funds for 2026. Motion passed
unanimously.

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Approval – Fire Police Support for Lower Frederick Township’s Community Day
Mr. Kerr summarized the request.
Motion was made by Dr. Walraven, and seconded by Mr. Morroney, to authorize the use of
Limerick Township Fire Police to assist at the Lower Frederick Township Community Day event
on Saturday, September 12, 2026. Motion passed unanimously.
Approval – RTK Request Policy
Ms. Geiser summarized the proposed policy and explained why it was created. Discussion ensued.
Ms. Lawson spoke on the number of days needed to respond. Ms. Geiser stated the policy’s
wording could be updated. The Board agreed. Mr. Kerr reviewed the RTK process.
Abby Dierdorf - Ms. Dierdorf recommended changing the word response to acknowledge.
Motion was made by Dr. Walraven, and seconded by Mr. Morroney, to approve the
Right-to-Know Request Policy as amended. Motion passed unanimously.
Approval – Community Center Preconstruction Proposal - Gorski Engineering, Inc.
Mr. Kerr summarized the history and objectives of the sewer sale including a community center.
Discussion ensued. Dr. Walraven asked how long the analysis would take. Mr. Kerr indicated by
October. Mr. Morroney clarified to the public it is a feasibility study. Ms. Lawson questioned what
community involvement would look like. Mr. Kerr stated it would include the Parks & Recreation
committee as well as the community. Ms. Shuler expressed her concerns about the expense.
Abby Dierdorf - Ms. Dierdorf inquired about the objectives of the sewer sale. Mr. Kerr clarified.
Preston Luitweiler - Mr. Luitweiler urged the Board to discuss a community center with the
community and neighboring townships.
Motion was made by Mr. Morroney, and seconded by Dr. Walraven, to approve the Community
Center preconstruction proposal with Gorski Engineering, Inc for a cost not to exceed $114,464.
Motion passed 3-1; Ms. Shuler opposed.
Approval – Community Center Business Plan Analysis - Public Financial Management (PFM)
Mr. Kerr summarized the business analysis of a community center. Discussion ensued. Ms.
Lawson questioned what information would be gathered to provide the final analysis. Mr. Kerr
stated the information will come from public outreach. Mr. Kerr clarified the Board will receive
conservative numbers. Ms. Lawson asked about possible grants for the project. Mr. Kerr stated a
grant would be unlikely due to the Township’s demographics. Dr. Walraven had concerns about
kids being turned away due to size constraints of the Township’s current location. She asked if the
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like to use the comprehensive plan analysis to get the information needed.
Motion was made by Dr. Walraven, and seconded by Mr. Morroney, to approve Public Financial
Management not to exceed $25,000. Motion passed 3-1; Ms. Shuler opposed.
SCHOOLHOUSE LIMEROCK
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Police Presentation on Micromobility (E. Scooters, E. Bikes, Segways, etc.)

Sergeant Matthew Daywalt provided a presentation on micromobility. Discussion ensued over
safety and legalities.
Timothy Norwood - Mr. Norwood asked if scooters and e-bikes should travel with traffic. Sergeant
Daywalt confirmed they should.
Abby Dierdorf - Ms. Dierdorf thanked Sergeant Daywalt for teaching this information.
TRICENTENNIAL UPDATE
Mr. Kerr stated the recent 50% off sale was a success and moved a lot of merchandise.
MANAGER’S REPORT
Mr. Kerr spoke on (3) topics:
1. Township Line Road is currently closed for repairs to the bridge over Lodal Creek. He
reminded the Bradford Woods community that the emergency access road will remain
closed.
2. The Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee application will be available online and in
person.
3. He thanked all the volunteers for a successful Community Day.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
Rick Fidler - Mr. Fidler asked for an update on the Schuylkill River Park. Mr. Kerr stated the
Township’s plans for the park, beginning with the enhancement of the Toll House property, is on
hold due to lack of improvements made to the pedestrian crossing over the railroad tracks along
Longview Road.
SUPERVISOR COMMENTS
None.

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Motion was made by Mr. Morroney, and seconded by Dr. Walraven to adjourn the meeting at
9:25 P.M.
Respectfully submitted,

Daniel K. Kerr
Township Manager

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TRICENTENNIAL
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