Open Space Preservation in Honey Brook Township

Honey Brook Township is positioned as one of the premier agricultural production areas in both Chester County and the state of Pennsylvania. Because of its rich farmland soils and a climate that allows agricultural production without the need for costly irrigation, 70% of the land in Honey Brook Township is used for farmland. Of that land, 35% of it (or 4,710 acres) has been preserved through the township’s Open Space Program, in cooperation with state, county, and other agricultural programs.




5 Replies to “Open Space Preservation in Honey Brook Township”

  1. Alissa Griffith

    Thank you to all who work to maintain our open space and keep Honey Brook Township and surrounding areas an optimal environment now and for future generations.

    • John McHugh

      Max, you are one of the reasons the Honey Brook Township program was successful. You have always promoted the value and need our the preservation effort. Your time and effort on the Land Preservation Committee is very much appreciated.

  2. John McHugh

    I appreciate the time and attention the Chester County Planning Commission has given to Honey Brook Township by presenting our program on their web site. Our residents have contributed their time and taxes to support this program which has made it successful.

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