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Landowners sign agreement for 9 Stillmeadows; board tables recommendation on easement offer

Land Preservation Review Board · February 19, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 19 meeting, the Hampden Township Land Preservation Review Board said landowners signed an agreement of sale for 9 Stillmeadows Lane and that LFT will order a title search and work on a proposed conservation easement; after an executive session the board voted to table any recommendation on an easement offer amount until March.

Laura Brown, Land Preservation Program Coordinator for the township, told the Land Preservation Review Board on Feb. 19 that the landowners for 9 Stillmeadows Lane (Tax ID 38-05-0437-028C) have signed an agreement of sale and that LFT will order a title search and begin drafting a proposed conservation easement for the parcel.

Brown identified the parcel and the next administrative steps but did not specify the proposed easement terms or the purchaser. The minutes record the tax-ID number and the stated next actions: a title search and easement preparation. The minutes also record that no public comment was made on the item.

The board later entered an executive session to discuss real estate from 7:14 p.m. to 8:55 p.m. After returning to open session, Vice‑Chair Rob Shaw moved and J. L. Bruner seconded a motion to table any recommendation to the Board of Supervisors regarding an easement offer amount until the board’s March meeting; the motion passed with all present voting in favor.

The minutes do not include the proposed offer amount or the purchaser’s identity; those details were listed as action items to resolve between meetings. The next regular LPRB meeting is scheduled for March 19, 2026, where the board indicated it will revisit the recommendation.