Kennett Square Borough leaders, residents discuss clean-up process at NVF site

Dated: August 21 2025

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The first meeting of the NVF Clean-Up Focus Group, formed by Kennett Square Borough Mayor Matt Fetick and Borough Councilman Joel Sprick, brought nearly two dozen residents with thoughts about the ongoing clean-up of the former NVF site in the borough that is being planned for development. The 90-minute meeting, held at Borough Hall, also provided an overview of the site’s remediation process, the timelines for completion and a scenario of remaining approvals that will be made and by whom before the development along West Mulberry Street will be given clearance to start construction. Plans for the NVF site include remediation and development of 246 townhomes and 48 affordable apartments. Fetick said more community meetings are planned. Read more here.
Source: Chester County Press; 7/9/2025

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