WEST CHESTER WEEKLY PRESS REVIEW — THE DECISIONS TAKING SHAPE
- Municipal committees will examine public works, safety, transportation, parking, finance, smart growth and railroad restoration ahead of the next Borough Council sessions.
- The proposed Turks Head Trail could connect downtown West Chester with schools, parks and the greater Philadelphia regional trail network.
- A September 16 public hearing on the Stream Protection Fee will return environmental responsibility and municipal financing to the center of local debate.
- West Chester University begins the academic year with new student services, while returning students increase movement and economic activity throughout downtown.
- West Chester may appear politically quiet, but decisions involving transportation, public safety, taxation and urban growth are already taking shape behind the scenes.
West Chester begins September with transportation, urban development, education and economic activity at the center of public attention. No major political upheaval dominated the week, but behind this apparent calm, several important decisions are already taking shape for the fall. LOCAL GOVERNMENT: A DECISIVE WEEK AHEAD The West Chester Borough…
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