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Ringing Rocks Plan Approval Held Until May

The Gilbert Architects' rendition of the proposed west wing of Ringing Rocks Elementary School, where four of nine new classrooms would be added.

SANATOGA PA – The Pottsgrove School District‘s hopes of winning Lower Pottsgrove (PA) Township Planning Commission approval for a preliminary land development plan on renovation and expansion at Ringing Rocks Elementary School will be delayed until May, its engineer reported Monday (April 19, 2010). The cause: pesky paperwork.

District representative Kevin McAghon of Landmark Engineering told commissioners, during their regular monthly meeting, that specific resolutions and documents required by the township for plan approval would not be finished until next month. As an alternative, McAghon and district architectural representative Rod Frey of Gilbert Architects provided a brief update of the project’s status.

There was little planners hadn’t heard before. “The basic concept has not changed,” McAghon assured them. “We’re just going through some refinements.” Township engineering representative Chad Camburn of Bursich Associates agreed. “It’s just minor plan clean-up now, as far as we’re concerned,” he said.

The delay before the Planning Commission coincides with others the district has experienced lately regarding Ringing Rocks.

Most recently, the Board of School Directors learned last week (April 13, 2010) the district was unprepared to ask it for a decision on where Ringing Rocks students would be housed during the building’s re-construction. That’s because district officials are still negotiating with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia over a possible short-term lease of St. Pius X High School on North Keim Street as a possible relocation site.

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