Bucks County · Hilltown Township · #5761-D
Final subdivision adding 1 home at 120 Schultz Road
120 Schultz Road, southeast side, about 1,000 feet from Diamond Street, Hilltown Township, PA · 1 home, single-family homes · 4.5 acres
About this project
This plan splits a 4.53-acre residential lot into two lots. The existing house and garage stay on the 3.36-acre Lot 1, and one new single-family house is proposed on the 1.17-acre Lot 2. Lot 2 would use public water and sewer, while Lot 1 stays on its own well and on-site sewage system.
County recommendation: No position
Issues raised: Waivers for lot lines not at right angles and lot width-to-depth ratio, Sidewalks recommended along site frontage, Sewage planning module may be required, Landscape plan must be sealed by a licensed landscape architect
- Engineer / designer
- Schlosser & Clauss Consulting Engineers, Inc.
- Plan type
- Final subdivision
- Land use
- single-family
- Zoning
- RR Rural Residential
Filing history
- 2025-08-11 · #5761-D · Final subdivision · 1 lots/units
County review packet (meeting materials) →
Map pin is approximate.
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