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Board approves ordinance vacating former portion of Stump Road tied to Olympus Care development

Montgomery Township Board of Supervisors · June 22, 2026
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Summary

The board adopted Ordinance 26-360 to vacate a 0.119-acre portion of Stump Road as part of an approved land development for Olympus Care; the applicant will grant easements and maintenance agreements for stormwater infrastructure.

Township staff described a petition to vacate a former section of Stump Road that was rendered unused after a realignment. The area proposed for vacation is approximately 5,162 square feet (0.119 acres) and is included as an exhibit and legal description in the ordinance packet.

Zack Morano, representing the applicant and identified as counsel from Hamburg Rubin, told the board the segment functions as "a no man's land" along Stump Pike and said the applicant would record the necessary easements and maintenance agreements for stormwater infrastructure that traverse the parcel. Township staff confirmed the vacation was part of an approved land-development process.

Chairwoman Tanya Bamford moved to adopt Ordinance 26-360 vacating the former portion of Stump Road; a board member seconded the motion and the ordinance was approved by voice vote.

What happens next: Recordation of the ordinance and the applicant’s easement/maintenance agreements will be processed in the township’s land-records office per the standard development closeout process.