Category Archives: Pennhurst

A request to amend the Zoning Amendment Application for Pennhurst to include a rental residential reuse of 11 buildings of the historic core* has been made to the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors of East Vincent Township. There … Continue reading →

The zoning petition now before the Planning Commission represents one of the most egregious attempts by a landowner to flaunt against the will of the residents of East Vincent in her long history. Seemingly without faith in the EVT Zoning … Continue reading →

As you know the Planning Commission is reviewing a petition submitted to the Board Of Supervisors by Richard Chakejian, asking that the zoning of his property be changed from LR to GI. This is being requested without any plans for … Continue reading →

Before I go further, I want to thank the many CCOEV members who have written recently offering their support to me for what I’ve written. I am honored to be a small part of your collective voice, and I promise … Continue reading →

The editorial I wrote recently about the last BOS meeting seems to have hit a nerve or two. You may recall that I challenged the Township Solicitor, Stu Cohen, to justify his legal opinion about the BOS accepting Richard Chakejian’s … Continue reading →

At Tuesday’s rescheduled PC meeting (due to the conflict of Election Day next Tuesday), the Pennhurst zoning change petition was accepted by the PC at the direction of the BOS. Chairman Herron introduced the petition and property owner Richard Chakejian’s … Continue reading →

Dear East Vincent Residents, Government bodies and the people elected to them have a primary responsibility to uphold and enforce the laws that they enact on behalf of and for their constituents. Without this very basic premise, anarchy or tyranny … Continue reading →

During this evening’s Supervisor’s meeting, Pennhurst owner Richard Chakejian submitted a petition to change the zone in which his property is located from its current LR to an enhanced GI, requesting significant expansion of the uses by right.  His petition … Continue reading →