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Montgomery County · Hatfield Borough · MCPC #24-0003-002

Hatfield Walk

23 North Main Street, Hatfield Borough, PA · 8 homes, townhomes · 1.51 acres

About this project

Hatfield Walk would add eight townhomes, arranged as two four-unit buildings, on about 1.5 acres at 23 North Main Street in Hatfield Borough. The project would combine two existing properties and tear down a house that fronts North Main Street. It also includes parking, a community area, new sidewalks, and stormwater facilities.

County planning commission: Supports, with comments

Issues raised: Dead-end access drive; possible lack of backup space for Unit 4 and need for a turnaround, Pedestrian connection from the development to North Main Street and nearby destinations, ADA curb ramps and a marked crosswalk needed at the driveway curb cut, Two existing trees removed; tree requirement waiver requested, Truck turning template needed for trash and emergency vehicles, Walk Score of 50 limits walkability

Applicant
Pennington Property Group, LLC
Engineer / rep.
Holmes Cunningham Engineering
Zoning
CC
Tax parcel
090001006002
Cross street
Broad Street
Approvals needed
zoning variance from §27-1202 permitted uses, zoning variance from §27-1204 dimensional standards, zoning variance from §27-2101 statement of intent, zoning variance from §27-2108.1.G minimum rear setback, zoning variance from §27-2108.1.H front yard depth, waiver of SALDO tree requirements
Utilities
public water, public sewer
Demolition
Removal of an existing home on the parcel fronting North Main Street

Filing history

  • 2024-08-21 · MCPC #24-0003-002 · Land Dev Plan, Prelim Plan · 8 homes
  • 2024-01-05 · MCPC #24-0003-001 · Land Dev Plan, Sketch Plan · 9 homes

County review letters
2024-01-05 · HATFI 24-0003-001r.pdf
2024-08-21 · HATFI 24-0003-002r.pdf

View all filings on the county site →

The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

Hatfield Walk would put eight townhomes on about 1.5 acres at 23 North Main Street in Hatfield Borough. The homes would sit in two buildings of four units each. The developer would combine two existing properties into one site and tear down a house that faces North Main Street.

The plan also includes parking, a shared community area, new sidewalks and stormwater facilities. These are systems that collect and slow rainwater runoff.

Borough planning commission minutes from September 2024 appear to show the developer presenting the plan. According to a search summary of those minutes, the project had already won relief from the Zoning Hearing Board. The relief came on the condition that the project meet the standards of the borough's R-4 residential zoning district. The same summary says a neighbor raised concerns about traffic. The minutes file could not be opened and read directly. No news coverage, developer project page or approval decision was found.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

As of the latest county filing (August 2024), the project was in land development review, and it was discussed by the borough planning commission in September 2024. No final approval was found. Next usually come a planning commission recommendation, a borough council vote on the plan and then permits.

Want to weigh in? Hatfield Borough Council usually decides on land development plans after the planning commission reviews them, and residents can comment at their public meetings, which are listed on the borough website.

Who's behind it

Pennington Property Group, LLC · The company is named on the filing as the applicant, and no official website or other projects were found.

Around the web

Planning terms explained
Land development
The formal review of a site plan for new buildings, parking, utilities and drainage.
Zoning Hearing Board
A local board that decides whether a project may depart from the zoning rules.
R-4 zoning
A residential zoning district in the borough with set standards for the size and type of housing.
Stormwater facilities
Basins, pipes or other features that collect and slow rainwater runoff from a site.
Planning commission
An advisory board that reviews plans and recommends action to the elected council.

Researched by AI from public sources on Nov 1, 2026. It can make mistakes, so check the linked sources and the municipality before relying on it.

Scope estimate for contractors

Estimated construction value: $3.0M

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