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June 2019
City Ave Lunchtime Food Trucks
LUNCHTIME FOOD TRUCKS with City Ave District and PCOM! parking is free - pick up a voucher at the City Ave table Featuring 3 food trucks: The Taza Truck, Pitruco, and Stuff’d Buns! Trucks will be parked out in front of Rowland Hall. Free Giveaways & Music! Honest Tea 95.7 BEN FM
Find out more »Capital Improvement Plan Workshop
Meeting to discuss the Township's plans for upcoming capital improvements. Various Township department heads will discuss proposed capital projects for next year’s budget. No public comment, but open to the public.
Find out more »French International House’s Meeting on its Proposed Expansion
The French International School of Philadelphia invites residents to learn more about its proposals for 6 Bala Avenue and the expansion of its facility at 23 West City Avenue. RSVP requested: info@frenchschoolphila.org
Find out more »July 2019
Planning Commission
Agenda to be Announced
Find out more »Special Monthly Meeting of the NCBC
A special meeting of the Neighborhood Club of Bala Cywnyd will be held to hear and consider a presentation by the French International School regarding its proposed expansion of its facility at 23 W. City Avenue, which will include consolidation of a residential property located at 6 Bala Avenue and construction of a two-way driveway that would connect the existing City Avenue driveway, which would become one way for entering the property only. The French International School's application for a…
Find out more »Annual NCBC Fourth of July Parade and Carnival
The parade begins at 9:30 a.m. at the Bala Cynwyd Fire House and 149 Montgomery Avenue and ends at Bala Cynwyd Park at 398 Trevor Lane around 10:00 a.m. ADVANCED TICKETS SALES HAVE BEGUN BOTH ON LINE ON OUR JULY 4TH PAGE AT SKY SOUP ART CENTER ON BALA AVENUE. UNLIMTED RIDES SPECIAL ADVANCED PRICING: 1 FOR $15, 2 FOR $25 AND 10 FOR $110. OPEN M-F 9-4PM; SATURDAY 1-4PM. ADVANCED SALES END JUNE 29TH. For more information on the…
Find out more »Zoning Hearing Board Meeting on Application of French International School
Application of the French International School for approval of a special exception to permit construction of a new detached one-story 5,840 square foot school building, a 350 square foot addition to the existing two-story residence on 6 Bala Avenue to house an elevator and egress stairs for building code compliance, addition of a half-court basketball area, table tennis courts and back to back benches for spectators, relocation of 25 parking spaces, including two ADA parking spaces, a new two-way driveway…
Find out more »Building and Planning Committee Zoning Update
Monthly meeting to discuss current draft and changes to the new zoning code, including recommendation from Township's Planning Department to lower maximum building height in Ardmore from 5 to 3 stories with an exception for affordable housing units or for funds for affordable housing, possible vinyl siding guidelines, possible revisions to draft institutional zoning ordinances to allow for secondary and subordinate uses to the primary use that do not change the character of the property, limiting hours of outdoor recreation…
Find out more »Meeting for Residents of East Levering Mill Road on Pedestrian and Traffic Safety
Meeting to invite input from affected residents along Levering Mill Road and to discuss pedestrian, bicycle and intersection safety improvements along East Levering Mill Road, from Conshohocken State Road to Belmont Avenue, a popular route that leads to the Barmouth trailhead of the Cynwyd Heritage Trail. Commissioner Brian McGuire, who heads the Township's Finance Committee will also be in attendance, possibly along with other township officials to provide input and to answer questions. Moderated by Commissioner George Manos. Due to…
Find out more »State Rep. Pam DeLissio’s 86th Town Hall Meeting on The State Budget: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly
Discussion will focus on the recently passed 2019-20 state budget. According to State Rep. DeLissio, "once again, the structural deficit was not addressed in the latest state budget. The budget process is flawed, and citizens would be better served if a handful of lawmakers were not making decisions for all 253 elected senators and representatives. Well-funded special interests have more influence over the budget than rank and file members who represent most of the citizens of the commonwealth. The budget…
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