Why is a Stormwater Utility Fee Necessary?
The Township evaluated its stormwater program needs by considering the importance of stormwater management, desired level of service, asset conditions, known issues, planned improvements, and regulatory requirements to project future costs. These costs, along with ongoing administrative and operational expenses, were allocated across the Township’s estimated impervious area to establish the Stormwater Utility Fee.
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Upcoming Meetings
| Meeting | Date |
|---|---|
| Zoning Hearing Board | July 7, 20267:30 PM |
| Historical Commission | July 8, 20267:30 PM |
| Planning Commission | July 13, 20267:30 PM |
Bird of the Month
June 2026 - The Gray Catbird
• Despite their plain gray appearance, look closely and you’ll spot a rusty-red patch beneath the tail and a distinctive black cap.
• Gray Catbirds belong to the mockingbird family and are among North America’s most accomplished song mimics.
• They are one of the few bird species known to recognize and remove the eggs of Brown-headed Cowbirds, helping protect their own young from these nest parasites.
• Catbirds love dense shrubs and thickets, making native plantings especially valuable habitat.
• Their diet shifts with the seasons—from insects and spiders in spring and summer to berries and fruits later in the year.
