York County · Carroll Township · #24-0128
Chestnut Grove
Carroll Township, PA · 18 homes, single-family homes · 10.0 acres
About this project
A preliminary final subdivision of about 10 acres in Carroll Township for 18 single-family homes.
County recommendation: Consistent with county plan
- Engineer / designer
- Advantage Engineering Services, LLC
- Plan type
- Preliminary Final Subdivision
- Land use
- Single-family
- Water
- Public water
- Sewer
- Public sewer
Filing history
- 2024-07-01 · #24-0128 · Preliminary Final Subdivision · 18 lots/units
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
Chestnut Grove is a proposed subdivision of about 10 acres in Carroll Township, York County. County records show a preliminary/final subdivision plan for 18 single-family homes. A subdivision plan divides a larger piece of land into separate building lots and lays out the streets and shared features, such as stormwater basins, that serve them.
The latest county filing is dated July 1, 2024. The engineering firm on the filing is Advantage Engineering Services, LLC. The county record does not say who the developer or builder is, what is on the land now, or what price range the homes will be.
No news coverage, developer project page or approval decision could be confidently matched to this project. Township agendas turned up under the same project name, but they describe larger lot counts than the county record. They could not be confirmed as the same project, so they are not used here.
What it could mean nearby
- Eighteen new homes would add traffic on the roads that serve the site. The records found do not include a traffic study for this project.
- New homes would add households, and with them some demand for local schools and for water, sewer or septic service. The records found do not give specifics.
- The county record does not say how much of the 10 acres will stay as open space.
Where it stands
The county's latest filing is from July 2024. No township approval or denial could be confirmed for this project. A subdivision plan usually goes through review by the township planning commission and the county planning commission. The elected township supervisors then vote to approve it, approve it with conditions, or deny it.
- Jul 1, 2024 Latest county planning filing for an 18-home subdivision on about 10 acres
Want to weigh in? The Carroll Township supervisors usually make the final decision on subdivision plans, after review by the township planning commission. Residents can comment at those public meetings, and the township's meeting agendas list the dates.
Planning terms explained
- Preliminary/final subdivision plan
- A plan that divides land into lots and shows streets, utilities and stormwater features, submitted for both preliminary and final approval.
- Planning commission
- A local advisory board that reviews development plans and recommends action to the elected governing body.
- Board of supervisors
- The elected township body that votes on whether to approve a development plan.
- Stormwater basin
- A shared area built to collect and slowly release rainwater from roofs, streets and yards.
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: $10.1M
- ~576 roofing squares
- ~18 HVAC systems
- ~18 kitchens / 36+ bathrooms
- ~50,400 sq ft of finished living space