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East Rockhill board declines to take position on Perkasie Regional Authority zoning application

East Rockhill Township Board of Supervisors · June 1, 2026
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Summary

The board voted unanimously on June 25, 2019 to take no position on a Perkasie Regional Authority application for a booster station at 1503 Park Avenue, which requested multiple variances for a double flag lot in an R-1 district.

At the June 25 meeting the board reviewed a Zoning Hearing Board application from Perkasie Regional Authority to install a booster station at 1503 Park Avenue, a parcel in an R-1 residential district.

Peter Anderson appeared to review the application, which requests variances from front and rear yard setbacks, a reduced 20,000-square-foot minimum building envelope, a 40-foot Class C buffer and allowance of a structure within the buffer yard on a double flag lot. After discussion the board, on motion by Vice-Chair David Nyman and second by Member Jim Nietupski, voted to not take a position on the application; all present voted in favor.

The manager noted the parcel’s configuration and the specific variances requested; the board’s decision means it will not submit a formal township position to the Zoning Hearing Board. The minutes do not record further conditions or a township endorsement.