The Hope Land Use Board heard a historic grist mill preservation concept on August 3. The board approved the prior month's minutes by voice vote with two members abstaining and unanimously approved a $761.25 billing to French & Parrello (case LUB2026-01).
Environmental Commission plans September Picnic, rain garden signage, and Swayze Mill Park maintenance. The four attending commission members unanimously approved its June minutes and discussed upcoming fall initiatives in Tuesday's meeting. The September 26 Township Picnic will feature a scavenger
Hope Land Use Board tabled short-term rental regulation after determining current operations raised no issues.
Hope Environmental Commission plans fall events, park improvements, and environmental education initiatives. The six-member Environmental Commission and Green Team approved prior minutes and coordinated programming including a September township picnic, native plant expansion at Swayze Mill Park,
Hope Environmental Commission plans 2027 Green Fair after reviewing spring event. The group met to review the April 25 "Go Green with Hope" event and committed to holding the next edition on April 24, 2027, based on positive exhibitor feedback that identified areas for improvement in advertising
Hope Environmental Commission and Green Team advance preparations for April 26 community environmental fair. Commission member Phyllis Strohmeyer submitted a $1,500 ANJEC grant application for Swayze Mill Park native plantings, with grantees to be notified in May. Substantial event work remains,
Hope Environmental Commission plans spring environmental events with grant pursuit. The six-member Environmental Commission and two Green Team representatives unanimously approved prior meeting minutes (6-0) and advanced planning for multiple spring initiatives, including an April 26 "Go Green with
Hope Environmental Commission plans April 25 sustainability event, takes stand against data centers. The Environmental Commission and Green Team discussed plans for "Go Green with Hope" on April 25 featuring workshops and green-business exhibits, with an Appreciation Dinner possibly scheduled for
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