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Board extends enforcement suspension for St. Agnes property through July 31, 2027

East Bradford Township Board of Supervisors · July 2, 2026
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Summary

The Board granted a one-year suspension of enforcement actions for non-permitted earth disturbance at the St. Agnes property after Michael Gavin reported that erosion control design has proven more complex and costly and that fundraising is underway.

The Board voted to suspend enforcement actions through July 31, 2027 for the St. Agnes property, where an enforcement action for non-permitted earth disturbance has been on hold since 2016.

Staff recalled that in October 2023 the Board required the property owner to submit a Chapter 90 Erosion and Sediment Pollution Control and Stormwater Management Permit application with full plans and controls; that submittal has not yet been completed. Michael Gavin told the Board that the design work is more complex and expensive than anticipated and that he is pursuing fundraising to cover costs. Chair Jeff Huckabee moved to suspend enforcement actions through July 31, 2027; Ms. Maynard seconded and the motion passed without discussion.

The suspension is procedural and temporary; the Board set no additional conditions in the minutes and will review the matter again if the required permit submittal is not completed by the extended deadline.