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Nottingham Village subdivision approval tabled; traffic study required
Summary
Council tabled approval of the Nottingham Village subdivision until a special meeting on Jan. 6, 2026 to review a traffic study after outstanding engineer and county planning comments; developer must resubmit drawings and the NPDES permit requires road cleanup to avoid shutdown.
The New Salem Borough Council tabled action on the Nottingham Village subdivision application at its Dec. 2 meeting after engineers and York County Planning raised outstanding comments.
Council voted to postpone final approval until a special meeting on Jan. 6, 2026 when a traffic study will be reviewed. The developer was directed to resubmit drawings addressing all outstanding engineer and York County Planning comments. Resident Mike Messinger asked how mud on the roadway would be handled; according to the minutes the developer said the project's NPDES permit requires them to clean roadways or risk being shut down.
The postponement was announced during the engineer's report; no vote tally beyond the recorded motion language was provided in the minutes.
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