Bucks County · Springfield Township · #13102-A
3 single-family lots + farm lot, Moyer Road
Between Leithsville Road and Moyer Road, north of Old Bethlehem Road and Hellertown Road intersection, Springfield Township, PA · 3 homes, 15,000 sq ft non-residential, single-family homes · 14.0 acres
About this project
Subdivides a 14-acre agricultural parcel into three single-family home lots of about 1.0 to 1.7 acres each, plus a 10.2-acre agricultural lot. A 15,000 sq ft barn is proposed on the agricultural lot, while an existing barn and several sheds remain. The site is served by individual on-lot water and sewage systems.
County recommendation: No position
Issues raised: Requested waiver from showing trees over 6 inches, Carbonate geology study required before preliminary approval, Sewage Facilities Planning Module may be required
- Applicant
- Next Level Structures, LLC
- Engineer / designer
- RWC Surveying
- Plan type
- Preliminary plan of subdivision
- Land use
- single-family
- Zoning
- AD Agricultural
Filing history
- 2026-07-07 · #13102-A · Preliminary plan of subdivision · 3 lots/units · 15,000 sq ft
County review packet (meeting materials) →
Map pin is approximate.
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
A 14-acre farm parcel on Moyer Road in Springfield Township, Bucks County, would be divided into four lots. Three would be small residential lots of roughly 1.0 to 1.7 acres, each meant for one single-family house. The fourth would be a 10.2-acre lot that stays in agricultural use.
A new 15,000-square-foot barn is proposed on the farm lot. An existing barn and several sheds would stay. Each home would have its own well and septic system, because no public water or sewer serves the site.
No news coverage, meeting minutes or developer webpage clearly tied to this project was found online. The details here come from the county planning record alone.
What it could mean nearby
- Three new households would add a small amount of traffic on Moyer Road and nearby roads.
- The 10.2-acre lot would stay agricultural, so most of the land would remain open.
- Private wells and septic systems mean no public water or sewer extension would be needed.
- The large new barn is the biggest building proposed. Its use and size are worth checking against township rules.
Where it stands
The county filing is dated 2026-07-07, so the subdivision plan is under review. No approval or hearing result was found. Typically the township planning commission reviews the plan and advises the supervisors, who then vote on approval.
- Jul 7, 2026 Latest county planning filing for the subdivision
Want to weigh in? The Springfield Township planning commission and board of supervisors decide next, and residents can usually comment at their public meetings or by writing to the township office.
Who's behind it
Next Level Structures, LLC · The company is listed on the county filing, and RWC Surveying is also named. No official website or other project details were found.
Planning terms explained
- Subdivision
- Splitting one parcel of land into separate lots that can be owned or built on separately.
- Agricultural lot
- A lot kept for farming use, which here would include the barns and sheds.
- On-lot water and sewage
- Each property uses its own well and septic system rather than public water and sewer lines.
- Planning commission
- A local advisory board that reviews development plans and recommends whether to approve them.
We searched the web for this project but found nothing beyond the county record, so this explanation is based on the filing alone. 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: $4.7M
- ~96 roofing squares
- ~3 HVAC systems
- ~3 kitchens / 6+ bathrooms
- ~8,400 sq ft of finished living space
- ~150 roofing squares (assumes 1 story)
- ~37 tons of cooling (rule of thumb 400 sq ft/ton)