What makes a Township Resolution legally binding in PA?

In Pennsylvania, a Township Resolution becomes legally binding when it is adopted by a majority vote of the township board of supervisors during a properly convened meeting, provided that the resolution is consistent with existing laws and regulations. The resolution must also be clearly written and publicly accessible, ensuring that it addresses a specific issue or directive related to township governance. Once passed, the resolution must be documented in the township's official minutes and may be subject to publication requirements, depending on the nature of the resolution.