Newtown Township Supervisor John Mack's "Board of Supervisors 2024 Chronicle" details numerous Board of Supervisors meetings throughout 2024, focusing heavily on controversial development proposals and amendments to the Joint Municipal Zoning Ordinance (JMZO).

Key land use issues include intense debate over the LI/O-LI Overlay District to permit high-density apartments, a contentious appeal by the Borscht Belt Deli regarding sign restrictions, and efforts to address "demolition by neglect" of historic properties.

The Chronicle repeatedly tracks the funding and delayed progress of various public safety initiatives, such as the Newtown-Yardley Rd/Tara Blvd crosswalk redesign and debt incurred for the LED streetlight conversion project.

Financial reviews highlight massive overruns in the budget for Zoning Officer professional services, while police matters address the approval of a License Plate Reader system and the initiation of a mental health Co-Responder program.

Furthermore, significant attention is given to the Newtown Sewer Authority’s proposal to construct a new Waste Water Treatment Plant, triggering public skepticism regarding projected costs and potential odor issues.