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Board grants conditional approvals for development plans, names 'Lucky Lane' and advances Carvana inspection center

Hempfield Township Board of Supervisors · June 22, 2026
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Summary

Supervisors approved multiple planning resolutions including lot consolidations, partial financial releases, naming a private road 'Lucky Lane,' final conditional approval for Stout's Discount Carpet and the Carvana Hempfield South inspection center, and a contingent approval for a WCHA solar field.

The board approved a string of community development resolutions and plan actions that advance local development projects.

Resolutions included authorization for the township to act as agent on a PennDOT HOP application for Meadow Glen (Resolution 2026-93), partial releases of financial securities for the Reserve at Foxfield and Valley Green Phase 1 and Phase 2 (Resolutions 2026-94, 2026-95, 2026-96), and naming a private roadway Lucky Lane (Resolution 2026-97). The board granted final approval for a three-lot consolidation (Fisher Lot Consolidation, Resolution 2026-98) and approved a lot line revision for Valley Green Westmoreland & Howard (Resolution 2026-99) contingent on adding the township plan number and providing an acceptable sanitary easement to MAWC.

The board granted final conditional approval for Stout's Discount Carpet (PA-26-13) contingent on township engineer stormwater approval, WCD E&S Plan approval, MAWC/DEP approval, and fire chief review. The Carvana Hempfield South Inspection Center (PA-26-14) received final approval contingent on PennDOT HOP(s) for access, NPDES approval, township engineer stormwater approval, MAWC/DEP approval, fire chief review, and evidence of PennDOT traffic impact review. The Westmoreland County Housing Authority Hempfield Solar Project (PA-26-9) received final contingent approval pending NPDES and stormwater approvals and a decommissioning bond as required by zoning code.

Each resolution passed unanimously; several approvals were explicitly contingent on technical reviews and outside agency permits.