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York County · Penn Township · #26-0069

Mustang Pointe, Phase 1

Penn Township, PA · 46 homes, single-family homes · 100.4 acres

About this project

Phase 1 of Mustang Pointe, a final subdivision of about 100 acres in Penn Township for 46 single-family homes.

County recommendation: Consistent with county plan

Engineer / designer
James R Holley & Associates, Inc.
Plan type
Final Subdivision
Land use
Single-family
Water
Public water
Sewer
Public sewer

Filing history

  • 2026-04-13 · #26-0069 · Final Subdivision · 46 lots/units

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The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

Mustang Pointe is a proposed housing neighborhood in Penn Township, York County. Phase 1 is the first stage. Under the county filing, it would put 46 single-family homes on about 100 acres.

Township planning agendas show the full Mustang Pointe plan is larger. A preliminary plan listed there would create 190 residential lots, so Phase 1 is only part of it. The agendas name J.A. Myers Building and Development as the applicant. The county filing names James R Holley & Associates, Inc., a design firm, as the firm on the filing. The agendas also show waiver requests on fire-access details and on landscaping buffers. No news coverage or organized opposition was found. The current land use was not confirmed in the sources.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The project has appeared repeatedly on Penn Township Planning Commission agendas since 2023, and the county's latest filing for Phase 1 is dated April 2026. A final subdivision plan normally needs township approval, then recording, before construction and home sales can begin.

Want to weigh in? The Penn Township Planning Commission and Board of Commissioners review subdivision plans at public meetings, and residents can comment there or contact the township office.

Who's behind it

J.A. Myers Building and Development, Inc. · A Hanover-area builder and developer named as applicant in Penn Township records; its other projects were not confirmed.

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Planning terms explained
Final subdivision plan
The last detailed plan dividing land into lots, which the township must approve before lots can be recorded and built on.
Preliminary plan
An earlier, less detailed version of a subdivision plan used to get feedback and conditional approval.
Waiver
A request to be excused from a specific township rule, which officials may grant or deny.
Bufferyard
A planted strip meant to screen new development from neighbors or roads.
Phase
One stage of a larger project that is approved and built in steps.

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: $25.8M