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Resident says developer failed to disclose swale on Cori Drive lot; solicitor calls it a private dispute

Douglass Township Board of Supervisors · November 17, 2025
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Summary

Homebuyer Joseph Centofanti told the Board the developer did not disclose a swale on lot 240 Cori Drive; the township solicitor advised the matter appears to be between the purchaser and the developer and outside immediate township authority.

Resident Joseph Centofanti addressed the Board about problems with his purchased lot at 240 Cori Drive, saying the sales representative did not disclose a swale on the property and that other purchasers (lots 16, 17 and 19) had similar concerns.

Solicitor Wendy McKenna said the issue appears to be a private dispute between purchaser and developer and not a township matter, and Mr. Stouch advised Mr. Centofanti to seek legal advice. Engineer Khal Hassan noted that the approved plan shows swales and seven retention basins across the project; the minutes record the Board did not take direct action beyond advising Mr. Centofanti on legal options.