The Land Preservation Board of Williams Township was established to promote the preservation of open space in the Township through outreach and communication to Township residents as well as implementing the Open Space Plan approved by the Board of Supervisors. Meetings are held at 7 p.m. in the Community Building on the third Monday of every month except for February, when the third Tuesday is used.

The five-member Board (please click here for current Board member listing) is currently working with landowners interested in permanently preserving their properties in the Township. This is done through a combination of State/County/Township programs and funding mechanisms. Preservation options include the acquisition or donation of conservation easements and/or the purchase or contribution of development rights on farmland or other areas such as woodlands and identified important natural areas.

Open space preservation is beneficial to everyone in the Township. We encourage you to join us at our meetings and to participate in the Open Space initiatives.