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Bucks County · Northampton Township · #13115

6 single-family lots at 400 Twining Ford Road

400 Twining Ford Road, south side, south of Cloverly Drive, Northampton Township, PA · 6 homes, single-family homes · 4.9 acres

About this project

Subdivides a 4.89-acre residential parcel into six single-family detached lots of about 20,000 sq ft each, plus a stormwater lot with an infiltration basin to be maintained by a homeowners' association. The existing house and pool would be demolished. Public water and sewer will serve the site.

County recommendation: No position

Issues raised: Requested waiver from sidewalk along Twining Ford Road, which county recommends denying, Requested waiver to disturb 98% of woodlands versus 20% allowed, Fee-in-lieu requested instead of 15% open space, Cul-de-sac is about 800 ft, over the 600 ft limit, Detention basin setback and grading within 5 ft of property line need resolution

Applicant
DC Investments Group, LLC
Plan type
Preliminary subdivision (simultaneous preliminary and final requested)
Land use
single-family
Zoning
R-2 Single-Family

Filing history

  • 2025-08-05 · #13115 · Preliminary subdivision (simultaneous preliminary and final requested) · 6 lots/units

County review packet (meeting materials) →

Map pin is approximate.

The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

The plan would split a 4.89-acre residential property at 400 Twining Ford Road into six lots for single-family detached homes. Each lot is about 20,000 square feet. A seventh lot would hold a stormwater basin, which soaks rain runoff into the ground. A homeowners' association would maintain the basin. The existing house and pool would be torn down. Public water and sewer would serve the homes.

Local news coverage reports that the Northampton Township supervisors approved the preliminary and final subdivision and land development plan. The township's April 2026 planning commission minutes list the project as the Twining Ford Road Subdivision. They mention requests to waive some requirements, including curbing and sidewalks, with a payment offered in place of sidewalks. No organized opposition was found. The article's publication date could not be confirmed, and the minutes could not be read in full.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The township supervisors are reported to have approved the combined preliminary and final plan. Discussions on landscaping and road dedication were reported to be continuing. Next steps usually include meeting any approval conditions, signing and recording the plan, getting permits, and then demolition and construction.

Want to weigh in? The Northampton Township Board of Supervisors holds the public meetings where the township considers plan approvals, and the township website lists agendas and minutes. Any remaining items would come back to that board.

Who's behind it

DC Investments Group, LLC · The company is named on the county filing. No official website or information on its other projects was found.

Around the web

Planning terms explained
Subdivision
Dividing one parcel of land into separate lots that can be built on or sold separately.
Land development plan
A detailed site plan showing the roads, utilities, drainage and other improvements for a project.
Waiver
Official permission to skip or modify a standard township requirement, such as sidewalks or curbs.
Fee in lieu
A payment made to the township instead of building a required item, such as sidewalks.
Infiltration basin
A shallow, planted depression that collects rain runoff and lets it soak into the ground.

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: $3.4M

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