The Planning Commission is an advisory body to the Township’s Board of Supervisors. Primary responsibilities of the Commission include review and comment on land development plans and other land use related plans, making recommendations on those plans to the Board of Supervisors, or to the Zoning Hearing Board in certain circumstances. The Planning Commission also reviews the land use regulations of the subdivision and land development Ordinance, Zoning Ordinance and Comprehensive Plans, and makes recommendations for revisions and updates to those planning documents. The Commission is seeking individuals to assist with those planning responsibilities.

Members:

Bruce Rawlings, Chair	Charles Giordano
Jim Buczala, Vice-Chair	Francis Taraschi
Michael Corbin	Lauren VanDyk
Nancy Gibson

Non-Voting Members:

The Township's Comprehensive Plan (2009)

A Comprehensive Plan involves a process of analysis of a municipality’s population, economy, land use, housing, transportation, and community facilities; proposal of recommendations for the municipality’s future development, growth, and well-being; and work sessions with municipal officials, community groups, and citizens to determine the community goals and objectives. East Brandywine Township last adopted a Comprehensive Plan in 2009.

A Comprehensive Plan also involves preparation of a document containing text, charts, and maps which show the analysis done and the public interest stated in community goals and objectives and recommended policies and principals.

Due to the large number of maps, the full Comprehensive Plan is a large file (>90 MB) and is available in portable document file (PDF) format.