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Neighbors press West Vincent supervisors on parking enforcement and on‑lot sewage; PennDOT bridge follow‑up requested
Summary
During public comment, residents pressed township officials about enforcement of a prior parking condition near the bakery, the status of a Chester County on‑lot sewage decision and a pending PennDOT bridge inquiry; officials said they would post updates on the township website and follow up with enforcement and county health contacts.
Several residents used the meeting’s public‑comment period to raise non‑agenda but locally important issues.
Neighbors told the board they continue to see vehicles parked parallel to Flowing Springs Road in contravention of a prior township decree related to a local bakery. One resident said vehicles park with tires on the roadway during business hours and said calls to police had not produced enforcement; township officials said they would follow up with the police chief and counsel about enforcement and asked residents to report specific incidents.
Residents also sought updates on the Chester County permitting status for on‑lot sewage systems tied to a separate conditional‑use item (a different applicant). Township staff said the county health department was nearing approval of an on‑lot system but that the township had not received the county’s final determination; staff told residents they would post updates on the township website and asked affected property owners to contact staff if they did not see new information.
Separately, a resident asked whether PennDOT had responded to the township’s letter about proposed bridge improvements on Bertrun Road; township staff said they had not yet heard back and will post updates as received.
Township officials said they will continue to follow up and that written decisions and documents will be posted to the township website when available.
