The conditional-use hearing on Russell B. Jones Jr.'s compost dumping that was supposed to be held before the West Marlborough Township Board of Supervisors on Dec. 4 has been postponed to 7 p.m. Jan. 17. Mr. Jones' attorney, Mary Ann Rossi, asked for the delay so she could try to work out unspecified issues with the Brandywine Conservancy.
Mr. Jones has agreed that no more compost deliveries will be made to his 90-acre site at the southeast corner of Hood Road and Mosquito Lane until the supervisors have held the hearing and made their decision. Although he has a
plan for the dumping that has been approved by the Chester County Conservation
District, township regulations define mushroom compost dumping as a
"conditional use." This means the township
supervisors can impose additional conditions on the activity.
Neighbors
have told the supervisors they are concerned about the truck traffic,
the early-morning noise, and the possible environmental impact of the
compost.
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