Delaware County · Aston Township · #8171
Pathfinder Homes - Springhouse
Aston Township, PA · 7 homes, single-family homes
About this project
Pathfinder Homes plans to subdivide 8.02 acres in Aston Township into seven lots and one residue parcel, with seven single-family homes.
Official description: Subdivide 8.02 acres into seven lots and one residue parcel; Develop seven single-family detached dwellings
- Applicant
- Pathfinder Homes, LLC
- Engineer / designer
- Catania Engineering Associates, Inc.
- Plan type
- Subdivision & Land Development
- Land use
- Residential
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
Pathfinder Homes, LLC proposes to divide an 8.02-acre tract in Aston Township into seven building lots plus one leftover parcel. A single-family home would be built on each of the seven lots.
The county planning agenda places the site at the end of Springhouse Lane, about 100 feet west of East Chester Drive. The records reviewed do not say what is on the land now. No news coverage, neighbor opposition or township approval was found online.
The Delaware County Planning Commission listed the project on its September 2025 agenda. It appeared as both a subdivision item and a land development item. Catania Engineering Associates, Inc. is the engineer on the filing.
What it could mean nearby
- Seven new households would use Springhouse Lane, so traffic on that street and at East Chester Drive could rise. No traffic study was found.
- Seven new single-family homes would add to local housing. The records do not say what the homes will cost.
- The leftover (residue) parcel may stay undeveloped, but the records found do not say how it will be used.
Where it stands
The county planning commission had the plans on its September 2025 agenda. The sources found do not show whether Aston Township has given final approval. After county review, the township normally decides on final plans, and permits and construction can follow.
- Sep 18, 2025 Project listed on the Delaware County Planning Commission agenda for subdivision and land development review
Want to weigh in? The Aston Township governing body (the Board of Commissioners or Supervisors) normally decides on final subdivision plans at public meetings, and residents can comment there. Check the township's meeting agendas for dates.
Who's behind it
Pathfinder Homes, LLC · A home builder based in the West Chester, PA area. No official company website or other projects were confirmed in the search.
Planning terms explained
- Subdivision
- Dividing one piece of land into separate lots that can be sold or built on individually.
- Land development
- Review of how a site will be built out, including streets, drainage and utilities.
- Residue parcel
- The leftover part of the original tract after the new lots are carved out.
- Final plan
- The detailed plan submitted for official approval, usually after earlier review stages.
- County Planning Commission
- A county body that reviews local development plans and gives advice. The municipality makes the final decision.
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: $3.9M
- ~224 roofing squares
- ~7 HVAC systems
- ~7 kitchens / 14+ bathrooms
- ~19,600 sq ft of finished living space