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Perkiomen supervisors adopt Ordinance No. 246 to create ER2 zoning and rezone Spring Hill Realty property

Perkiomen Township Board of Supervisors · May 6, 2025
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Summary

The Perkiomen Township Board of Supervisors on May 6 adopted Ordinance No. 246 creating an Elderly Residential 2 (ER2) district and rezoned 22.3937 acres from Light Industrial and 3.4535 acres from Commercial Retail (PV Associates Realty LP/Spring Hill Realty); the vote was 4-0.

Perkiomen Township supervisors voted unanimously May 6 to adopt Ordinance No. 246, creating a new Elderly Residential 2 (ER2) zoning district and rezoning property owned by PV Associates Realty LP (doing business as Spring Hill Realty).

The ordinance amends multiple sections of the township zoning code (Sections 310‑5, 310‑66, 310‑74 and 310‑91), repeals the Light Industrial district in the affected area and revises the township zoning map to reflect the change. The parcels cited in the record include 22.3937 acres currently zoned Light Industrial and 3.4535 acres currently zoned Commercial Retail that will be placed in the ER2 district.

Dean Becker moved the ordinance and Adam Doyle seconded. There were no public comments at the meeting and the motion carried by a vote of 4‑0.

The board announced the rezoning after a public hearing held April 8 and said the action implements the new ER2 standards for the specified parcels. The meeting record does not include additional conditions or a timetable for development under the ER2 district; project timing and any subsequent land‑use applications were not specified at the May 6 meeting.

The adoption changes the township’s regulatory framework for the rezoned parcels but does not, by itself, approve site plans or building permits. Any future development under ER2 will be subject to applicable submission, review and permitting requirements.