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Engineer urges more UGI documentation, stormwater and karst testing on Meadowstone plan
Summary
The township engineer recommended the Planning Commission defer several waiver requests and withhold approval of the Meadowstone preliminary/final plan until applicants provide UGI documentation on letterhead, additional karst testing, and a revised stormwater design.
Township Engineer Justin Coyle told the Planning Commission he does not recommend the applicant's waiver requests for submission as a preliminary/final plan and urged the developer to supply additional engineering documentation.
Coyle cited concerns about karst depressions on the site, inconsistencies in earlier testing, and the proximity of a proposed infiltration bed to neighboring properties. He requested that any UGI documentation be supplied on company letterhead and that restrictions tied to the easement be memorialized on the record plan. Coyle also requested a pre-submission meeting focused on stormwater design before the applicant files a revised plan.
Applicants said they have been in contact with UGI and that UGI appeared receptive to surface-grade improvements but that no firm written agreement was yet in hand; the applicants said they would pursue a written agreement. Planning staff and the engineer said those written materials are necessary before the commission can act on waiver requests or final plan approval.
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