The Hampden Township Board of Commissioners on July 28 tabled the referral of the Village of Good Hope plan.

Proposed to be built off Technology Parkway, the planned community would be the township’s first “Traditional Neighborhood Development” that would encompass upscale housing, recreational and small businesses amenities.

Commissioner Sherri Chippo, the board liaison to the planning commission, said that “while this plan offers a variety of exciting benefits to new and existing residents, it is important that the planning commission and the board of commissioners have enough time and information to understand and assess its impact on community infrastructure and resources.”

In other action during the meeting, the board:

The next regularly scheduled board meeting will take place at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 1.

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