Sterling Township Planning Commission conditionally approves 50 Industrial Park land development plan. The five-member commission voted 5-0 to approve the 50 Industrial Park Rd LLC proposal, contingent on satisfactory completion of a Kiley Associates peer review and approval of two municipal code
Sterling supervisors vote unanimously to impose 180-day moratorium on data centers. The Sterling Township Board of Supervisors approved the halt on April 13 while Solicitor Jeff Treat and board members work on an ordinance amendment to address the issue. The board also conditionally approved a
Sterling Board of Supervisors adopts pension plan and schedules data center zoning hearing. The board unanimously approved Resolution 2026-10 to enter the PSATS Municipalities Trust pension program. Supervisors also voted unanimously to schedule a June 8, 2026 public hearing on a proposed data
Sterling Planning Commission approves two subdivision applications. The township's Planning Commission unanimously accepted applications for the Lands of Jason Wiggins and Lands of Henneforth subdivisions, forwarding both to Wayne County for review and comments. The commission also voted
Sterling Supervisors conditionally approve GreenRI Industries land development and designate EMS provider. The three-member board unanimously approved the GreenRI Industries LLC development subject to completion of conditions outlined in a Kiley Associates review letter dated January 12, with
Sterling Township Supervisors establish 180-day data center moratorium while developing comprehensive zoning amendments. The board unanimously approved Resolution 2026-09 and voted unanimously to forward a draft ordinance to Wayne County and the Planning Commission for review. The board also
Sterling Township Supervisors unanimously deny conditional use extension for PNK warehouse project. The board voted 3-0 to reject the extension request, which had lapsed in 2025 and lacked a current land development agreement. Following the denial, supervisors voted unanimously to direct Solicitor
Sterling Board of Supervisors designates Covington Ambulance as township EMS provider. The board voted unanimously on March 9 to adopt Resolution 2026-08, appointing Covington Ambulance as the township's advanced life support provider. Supervisors Aaron Henneforth, Timothy Tuite, and Roger Swingle
Sterling Planning Commission retains its leadership and approves conditional GreenRI development. The Planning Commission unanimously retained Sarah Wilmot as chairperson and Kurt Caruth as vice-chairperson in its January 13 reorganization. The body also voted to conditionally approve a land
Sterling planning board conditionally approves industrial park development. The Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve a land development plan for 50 Industrial Park Rd LLC, which proposes modified parking at three spaces per five beds. The approval, made by Kurt Caruth and seconded by