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York County · Paradise Township · #26-0116

Spring Run Estates

Paradise Township, PA · 132 homes, single-family homes · 79.7 acres

About this project

Preliminary subdivision for 132 single-family homes on about 80 acres in Paradise Township.

County recommendation: Consistent with county plan

Engineer / designer
Hanover Land Services
Plan type
Preliminary Subdivision
Land use
Single-family
Water
Public water
Sewer
Public sewer

Filing history

  • 2026-06-30 · #26-0116 · Preliminary Subdivision · 132 lots/units

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The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

Spring Run Estates is a proposed neighborhood of 132 single-family homes on about 80 acres in Paradise Township, York County. County records describe the filing as a preliminary subdivision plan. That means the land would be divided into individual house lots, along with the streets and shared areas that serve them.

The records do not say what is on the land now. At roughly 1.7 homes per acre, the plan would be a fairly typical suburban layout. The developer is not named in the records. The only firm on the filing is Hanover Land Services, which is probably the engineering or surveying firm that prepared the plan.

No news coverage, developer project page, meeting agenda, or approval decision specific to this project was found online. Anything beyond the county facts is unconfirmed.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The latest county filing, dated 2026-06-30, is a preliminary subdivision plan, so the project is at an early review stage. Next, the township planning commission and supervisors usually review the plan. A final plan with engineering details must follow before lots can be recorded and built on.

Want to weigh in? Paradise Township's planning commission and board of supervisors usually review subdivision plans at public meetings. Residents can comment there or ask the township office about the schedule.

Planning terms explained
Preliminary subdivision plan
An early-stage plan showing how land would be divided into lots, streets and shared areas, which officials review before a final plan is approved.
Subdivision
The legal process of dividing one larger piece of land into smaller lots for sale or building.
Final plan approval
The last review step, in which the township approves the detailed plan so it can be recorded and building can begin.

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: $73.9M