A proposed Dollar General Store to be stationed in West Penn Township has cleared its most recent hurdle.

The township’s board of supervisors on Monday unanimously approved the authorization of board Chairman Tony Prudenti to execute a development agreement between Snyders DG LLC and the township for Dollar General’s land development on Route 309 substantially in the form presented to the board with such changes as may be satisfactory to the chairman after consultation with the township solicitor.

That action comes after the board last month approved the planning commission’s recommendations to conditionally approve Dollar General’s land development plan contingent upon stormwater runoff calculations, freeboard requirements and the highway occupancy being granted, along with some minor comments from the Lehigh Engineering LLC letter dated Dec. 14.

Additionally, supervisors last month adopted a resolution concerning Dollar General’s conditional approval for its final land development plan.

In December, supervisors adopted a resolution conditionally approving the final minor subdivision plan for Dollar General based upon compliance with the engineer’s review letter and planning commission comments.

Also at that time, the board granted three modifications to the Dollar General land development plan concerning a request to submit preliminary/final plan, modification of the plan’s scale, and modification of the scale of profiles.

It was noted at that time that the planning commission recommended the land development plan be tabled based upon receiving a copy of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation review letter and answers to additional planning commission questions.

The store will be on Route 309 south of the St. Luke’s Urgent Care.