Montgomery County · Upper Moreland · MCPC #24-0124-001
2630 Horsham Rd lot consolidation
2630 Horsham Road, Upper Moreland, PA · lot line change · 0.31 acres
About this project
A minor lot consolidation at 2630 Horsham Road in Upper Moreland Township would merge two adjacent residential lots, about 0.31 acre combined, into one lot. The larger lot already has a single-family house and an accessory structure, and the smaller lot is undeveloped apart from part of an existing driveway. No new construction is proposed, and the county planning commission supports the plan without comment.
County planning commission: Supports
Issues raised: Board Of Commissioners, Gomery Col, Montgomery County, Executive Director, Background, Comprehensive Plan Compliance
- Engineer / rep.
- ProTract Engineering
- Zoning
- R-4
- Tax parcel
- 590009481009
- Cross street
- Blair Mill Road and Horsham Road
- Approvals needed
- final plat approval by township governing body
Filing history
- 2024-05-20 · MCPC #24-0124-001 · SubDiv Plan, Prelim Plan
County review letters
2024-05-20 · UMORE 24-0124-001r.pdf
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