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Lower Merion officials say township on sound financial footing

Lower Merion officials say township on sound financial footing

LOWER MERION — During its finance committee meeting this week, Lower Merion’s commissioners recommended approval authorizing appropriations payments of $379,417 for each of the township’s six volunteer fire companies. Eric Traub, chief financial officer for Lower Merion Township, outlined the details of the board’s vote. Under the approval, Lower Merion’s six fire companies, Belmont Hills, […]

LOWER MERION — Lower Merion officials want to know more about the township’s tree canopy. Lower Merion’s finance committee recommended the board of commissioners approve a $40,000 contract with Bartlett Tree Expert Company “to assess the existing Urban Tree Canopy within Lower Merion Township and to develop an Urban Tree Canopy Management Plan as part […]

LOWER MERION — Lower Merion officials hope a project in Bala Cynwyd could make one street more walkable. Lower Merion commissioners recently approved a $509,304 contract for improvements along East Levering Mill Road in Bala Cynwyd. The base bid was for $473,554 with contingencies of $35,750. “We find the price bid of $509,304 to be […]

Township has ramped up rebate for first responders