I have been a resident of Newtown, PA since 1995. I am currently a member of the Newtown Township Board of Supervisors. The opinions expressed here are solely those of John Mack and do not represent the opinions of any other person or entity.

Mack's Newtown Voice
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I have been a resident of Newtown, PA since 1995. I am currently a member of the Newtown Township Board of Supervisors. The opinions expressed here are solely those of John Mack and do not represent the opinions of any other person or entity.
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Recent Episodes

June 17, 2026
Newtown Planners Support "Guru" Building Rebirth Plan
At its 16 June 2026 public meeting, the Newtown Township Planning Commission granted unanimous support for the redevelopment of the former Guru’s building into a high-end restaurant. The property owner, Adam Baratta, is working with historic preservation experts to restore the structure’s nineteenth-century character while addressing its current state as a local eyesore. To facilitate this transformation, the project requires zoning relief for parking reductions and the enclosure of an existing patio to maintain seating capacity. These structural changes are necessary to bring the "functionally obsolete" interior up to modern ADA and safety standards. While a specific dining concept has not yet been announced, the owner intends to provide a premium hospitality experience that revitalizes the Sycamore Street corridor. The proposal now moves forward for additional approvals from the Board of Supervisors and the Zoning Hearing Board.

June 12, 2026
Newtown Jointure G-17 Draft Data Center Ordinance
This "Deep Dive" podcast outlines the legislative framework and safety requirements for establishing large-scale data centers within the Newtown three-township (Newtown, Wrightstown, Upper Makefield) "Jointure." The proposed ordinance classifies these facilities as conditional uses in industrial and agricultural zones, provided they meet strict environmental and operational standards regarding noise, lighting, and water usage. A significant portion of the mandate focuses on utility management and the necessity of a comprehensive safety plan, which must detail risk mitigation strategies for high-density electrical systems and hydrogen-based technologies. Furthermore, the regulations enforce decommissioning protocols, requiring developers to post financial security to ensure the future removal of equipment and site restoration. Collectively, these sources serve as a regulatory blueprint to integrate advanced technological infrastructure while preserving the local community's character and public safety.

June 11, 2026
The 133,000 Opioid Settlement Dilemma
The provided transcript documents a Newtown Township Board of Supervisors meeting where officials debated the allocation of $133,000 in opioid settlement funds. The township solicitor proposed a Memorandum of Understanding to transfer these funds to Bucks County, arguing that the township lacks the necessary infrastructure to manage permitted drug treatment programs. While some board members supported the move to ensure the continuation of a county-funded co-responder program, others expressed concerns that the township would lose local control over the money. Public comment suggested keeping the funds local to support drug education within the Council Rock School District, highlighting a perceived lack of transparency regarding eligible uses. Opponents of the transfer argued that the township might be marginalized by the county due to its affluence and questioned why local alternatives hadn't been fully explored. Facing a fast-approaching deadline to obligate the funds, the board ultimately voted to table the motion to allow for further research into regional options.
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