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Council approves three final minor subdivisions on Kirk and Shavertown roads with stormwater and historic-review conditions
Summary
Council approved three final or amended final minor subdivision plans (Ferrara — 823/814 Shavertown Road; Mitchell Iran LLC — 64 Kirk Road; LU81 LLC — 39 Kirk Road) subject to engineering, sewer, fire marshal, Delaware County planning comments, stormwater operation-and-maintenance agreements and contributions to the municipal stormwater fund.
Concord Township Council on May 13 approved three amended final minor subdivision and land-development plans for properties on Shavertown Road and Kirk Road, subject to standard engineering, sewer and historic-preservation conditions and required stormwater operation-and-maintenance agreements.
Resolution No. 24 of 2025 approved an amended final minor subdivision for Edward Ferrara’s 3.02-acre property on Shavertown Road; conditions included compliance with the Pinone review letter (04/04/2025), HRG sanitary review (04/10/2025), fire marshal comments (03/04/2025), Delaware County Planning Commission review (03/21/2025), submission of required permits including a PADEP sewage planning module exemption, electronic plan submission to the township engineer, and a contribution to the municipal stormwater control and BMP operation and maintenance fund in the amount of $11,280. The resolution also required a historical resource impact study to be submitted for review.
Resolution No. 25 of 2025 approved an amended minor subdivision for Mitchell Iran LLC at 64 Kirk Road (2.92 acres) with similar conditions and a municipal stormwater fund contribution of $9,543, plus required executed stormwater operation and maintenance agreements and permit submissions including PADEP sewage planning exemptions and PDES prior to construction.
Resolution No. 26 of 2025 approved the LU81 LLC final minor subdivision for 39 Kirk Road (3.2 acres), subject to engineering and agency review comments, an executed operation and maintenance agreement and a municipal stormwater fund contribution of $7,805, and the standard requirement that deeds state further subdivision is prohibited and surveyor certification of monuments be filed prior to recording.
Township staff and the planning commission reviewed the applications; council members asked when historical resource studies and other outstanding items would be completed, and staff said plans typically would not be signed for record until Mark Genero and the historic commission sign off. The resolutions were approved by voice vote at the meeting.
