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West Bradford approves two open-space purchases totaling $3.54 million

West Bradford Township Board of Supervisors · May 12, 2026
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Summary

The West Bradford Board approved purchase of 56.4 acres at 685 Broad Run Road for $737,800 and fee-simple purchase of 27.5 acres at 1246 Telegraph Road for $2.8 million in unanimous votes on May 12, 2026.

The West Bradford Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on May 12 to acquire two parcels of open space totaling about 83.9 acres at a combined cost of $3,537,800.

The board approved a $737,800 purchase of an open-space interest in 56.4 ± acres at 685 Broad Run Road after a motion from Vice Chair Jack M. Hines, seconded by Member Kevin Houghton. The board then approved a fee-simple acquisition of roughly 27.5 ± acres at 1246 Telegraph Road for $2,800,000 on a motion by Mr. Houghton, seconded by Mr. Hines; both motions carried 3-0.

The purchases were presented during the business portion of the meeting; no conditions, easements, or funding sources were specified in the meeting record. Township Manager Justin Yaich and Director of Planning Chris Adamek were listed among staff in the meeting packet. The building and planning reports presented earlier in the meeting noted current development activity: the Building and Safety Department reported 67 permits issued, 81 inspections and a total construction value for April of $4,252,409.

The acquisitions advance the township’s land-preservation work by adding roughly 84 acres of protected land under the measures approved. The board did not state a closing timeline during the meeting. Next procedural steps typically include final contract execution and recording of deeds or conservation interests; the transcript records only the board’s approval votes.

The board’s other business that night included contract awards for paving and an augmented-reality park bid, adoption of a cable-franchise ordinance and routine approvals including minutes and bill payments.