The proposed layout of the “Peace and Nonviolence” monument park that was presented to the Township Council Aug. 14 for approval. The council instead decided to approve the concept of placing such a park on township-owned open space.
The Township Council on Aug. 14 approved the idea of placing a “Peace and Nonviolence” monument park on township open space, but not before some testy exchanges and surprises, not the least of which was that council members would be voting on it at all.
While it OK’d the idea of a monument park there, the council balked at approving a proposed concept plan for the park, and also refused to tell its township manager to speed up the approval process.
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