What happened
Buckingham Township’s August 2024 written decision denied J.G. Petrucci’s DiGirolamo warehouse plan on waiver grounds while classifying the proposal as warehouse/distribution rather than truck terminal B1. Following appeals, the township reported that a signed stipulation was filed January 9, 2026 and a court order approved it January 12 B2. The town says the agreement will end warehouse litigation and permit a residential proposal of no more than 42 houses, but that plan still needs public land-development approval B2.
Who acted in the record
How RealClear would approach this site
Historical reconstruction: RealClear was not involved in the proceeding. This illustrates a one-property review of public records, not a predicted vote or private motive.
Which application remains live on this tract?
- Record to read
- Written denial, signed stipulation/order and fresh residential filing
- Constraint to test
- A settlement path changes the warehouse dispute but does not itself approve subdivision/buildout.
- Next action
- Obtain the complete stipulation and subsequent residential plan before declaring final entitlement.
The boundary of the finding
- The January announcement says the stipulation will withdraw the warehouse application; the exact withdrawal conditions require review of the attached scanned order.
- No residential land-development approval verified.
Latest cited status: As of January 13, 2026 township update; later ratification or residential review not checked.