Stop Mill Run

 Things are starting to get interesting, folks. According to a letter from Dischell Bartle Dooley Law Offices posted on the Skippack Township website, there is going to be a meeting on February 1, 2022 at 6:30 PM at the Skippack Township building on Heckler Road in which the developer can "... meet with the current residents surrounding the Subject Property." In this letter, they state that "[t]he meeting is being offered by the Applicant so that neighbors may ask questions and express their concerns with, objections to and/or support for Application to development of the Subject Property ..." Let's not mince words. The fact that the developer is hosting this meeting means that we are making our voices heard . We cannot rest on our laurels, however. We are going up against Audubon Land Development Corporation and Del Grippo Homes, and these guys have the money to throw at lawyers to get what they want. The only way we can possibly put a stop to this is through s

Welcome back from the holidays! We hope everyone had a safe, happy, and healthy holiday season ... but now it's time to get back to work. Some quick updates on the Perkiomen Valley Airport development project. We spoke with the Montgomery County Conservation District today. As of around 1:00 PM there had been nothing filed for either a soil study or a water quality study. Between the holidays and COVID we haven't had much opportunity to get out and meet the neighbors and (hopefully!) gather more signatures for the petition. Given that temps are expected to be in the single digits and teens this weekend, that's not likely to change in the near future. However, we are still accepting signatures electronically (you can find the link in the top right corner). According to the Skippack Township website ( skippacktownship.org ) the airport project is not on the agenda for the Planning Commission meeting on January 17th. However, there is a public comment period carved out for eve