Oak Hill Phase 4

The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

Oak Hill Phase 4 is a proposal to add 15 single-family homes on about 19.9 acres in Fairview Township, York County. It is the fourth phase of the existing Oak Hill development. The county filing calls it a preliminary-final subdivision. That means the land would be split into individual building lots, and the township would review the early and final plan details together in one step.

The land works out to roughly 1.3 acres for each home. That points to a low-density, spacious-lot layout, though the county records don't give a lot-by-lot design. The county summary doesn't say what is on the site now. It likely sits next to the earlier phases of Oak Hill.

No news coverage, meeting minutes, developer page or permit information was found for this phase. Everything here comes from the county filing, which lists Integrated Consulting as the firm involved. That firm is usually an engineering or consulting firm that prepares plans, not the builder.

What it could mean nearby

• Fifteen new homes would add traffic to the roads serving the existing Oak Hill neighborhood, but no traffic study was found.
• Large lots of roughly an acre or more would keep the area low-density.
• New households would add some students to the local school district. No enrollment figures were found.
• Whether homes use public or on-site water and sewer is not stated in the county records.

Where it stands

The latest county filing is dated 2025-08-11, and the plan is under review as a preliminary-final subdivision. Next, the township planning commission and governing board usually review it. They then approve it, approve it with conditions, or deny it, and recording the plan and issuing permits follow.

• Aug 11, 2025 Latest county filing for Oak Hill Phase 4

Want to weigh in? Fairview Township's planning commission and board of supervisors normally review subdivision plans at public meetings, and residents can comment there or contact the township office for agendas.

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.