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Township says CNX well‑pad permit is held pending updated stormwater plan; oil‑and‑gas ordinance in discussion
Summary
At the Kiskiminetas Township Board of Supervisors meeting on Jan. 14, interim manager Jason Dailey reported that CNX submitted a well‑pad permit application that is being held until an updated stormwater plan is provided and described ongoing revisions to the townshipgas ordinance.
At the Kiskiminetas Township Board of Supervisors' Jan. 14 meeting, Interim Township Manager Jason Dailey reported that CNX Energy submitted a well‑pad permit application to the township but that the application is being held while CNX provides an updated stormwater plan.
Dailey told the board that correspondence from CNX also covered routine road‑work coordination; he said the permit is not being advanced until the stormwater documentation is received and reviewed. The meeting minutes do not record additional technical details about the stormwater plan or a timetable for review.
Dailey also said there has been "some back and forth" regarding a revised oil‑and‑gas ordinance the township has been considering. The minutes record ongoing exchanges about the proposed ordinance but do not provide the ordinance's text, specific proposed changes, or a schedule for hearings or adoption.
The board did not take formal action on the CNX permit or the ordinance at the meeting, and the minutes note there was no public comment on those items during the session. The interim manager additionally noted the township's spring cleanup event will be held April 24–25 and that the township will advertise the dates.
What happens next: The permit review will proceed only after CNX submits the requested stormwater plan, and ordinance revisions remain under discussion pending further board review and any required public hearings.
