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Borough of Conshohocken taking developer to court over unfinished work claim. Stormwater sewer culvert left open and exposed for 12 months
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Borough of Conshohocken taking developer to court over unfinished work claim. Stormwater sewer culvert left open and exposed for 12 months
The Borough of Conshohocken filed a complaint on April 15th in the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas that seeks a declaratory judgment against 720 Spring Mill, LP, an entity associated with developer Tyson Homes. You can view the complaint here. According to court documents, in 2018, the developer received approval to redevelop the former Hale Pump site at the intersection of East 7th Avenue and Spring Mill Avenue. This development involve…
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