December 6, 2022 - Chadds Ford Live

Apartments and loop road offered

Posted by Rich Schwartzman on December 6, 2022

The current status of the loop road system around Routes 1 and 202. The yellow dots indicate where the extension would be.

In a recent op/ed piece, Brian Coyle, the president and CEO of the Henderson Group, made Henderson’s case for what Coyle said is a needed trade-off, an apartment complex in exchange for a completed loop road system. He wants Chadds Ford Township to approve a text amendment allowing for an age-restricted apartment complex — ages 55-plus — on the vacant lot at Route 1 and…

Posted by Rich Schwartzman on December 6, 2022

As anticipated, the Birmingham Township Board of Supervisors Monday night approved the 2023 budget with no tax increase. Supervisors’ Chairman Scott Boorse said it’s at least the 14th consecutive year without a tax increase. The budget calls for anticipated revenue and expenses to be $2.33 million with a millage rate of 1.6 mils. (A mil is a tax of $1 for every $1,000 of assessed…

Posted by Rich Schwartzman on December 6, 2022

On Watch

One horse seems to be standing watch while another eats.

Posted by Rich Schwartzman on December 6, 2022

Read more about the article Free roofs are from the heart

The Roofs from the Heart Foundation is designed to help a family in need.

Nobody from G. Fedale Roofing and Siding woke up one day and thought the company should give away free roofs. But the thought of helping one person grew into a charity and now a new non-profit. The company, headquartered in Wilmington but with offices in Pennsylvania, including Glen Mills, has a program called Roofs from the Heart and gives away a free roof to someone…