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East Rockhill grants preliminary-final approval to Green Ridge Estates West subdivision, conditions included
Summary
The Board granted preliminary-final approval to the eight-lot Green Ridge Estates West subdivision contingent on compliance with Wynn Associates' Aug. 23, 2024 review, execution of stormwater operation and maintenance agreements, and other conditions; DEP signaled limits on sewer extension pending Park Hill Estates dedication.
The East Rockhill Township Board of Supervisors voted Aug. 27 to grant preliminary-final subdivision approval for Green Ridge Estates West, an eight-lot single-family subdivision at 414 S. Ridge Road, contingent on compliance with the township engineer's review correspondence dated Aug. 23, 2024.
Attorney Dan Yosipovitch, Esq., representing the applicant, told the Board that "all items in the Township review letter are a will comply," and the applicant said it prefers not to establish a homeowners' association. Engineer Scott Camburn, P.E., and others from the applicant team were present. The Board's approval included granting requested waivers and required execution of stormwater operation and maintenance agreements as necessary.
Township Engineer Steve Baluh told the Board that DEP has conditionally approved the Old Bethlehem Pike Act 537 Sewage Facilities Special Study but indicated the sewer extension cannot be constructed until Park Hill Estates (the McClennen Tract) has been dedicated; he said a draft sewage management ordinance reviewed by DEP will be presented to the Board at a future meeting.
The subdivision approval was granted by motion (mover: Jim Nietupski; second: Gary Volovnik) with conditions tied to compliance with Wynn Associates' August 23 correspondence. The Board recorded no formal objections in the minutes; the approval is contingent on the applicant satisfying the outstanding engineering items and executing required stormwater agreements.
The Board also received engineering updates on related infrastructure projects, including survey work for the Stone Edge Culvert and curbing work on the Roundabout at Park Avenue and Three Mile Run Road.
