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Commission approves Glick lot additions and three waiver requests, conditions approval on township sewage paperwork

5033589 · June 20, 2025
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Summary

The commission granted three plan waivers and approved Henry Glick’s lot‑addition plan on condition that Southwest Madison Township confirm no PADEP Form B (sewage) is required.

The Perry County Planning Commission on June 18 granted three waiver requests and approved a lot‑addition plan that moves parts of a 40.21‑acre property into two adjoining parcels, but made approval conditional on receiving paperwork from Southwest Madison Township stating a PADEP Form B is not required.

Jason, planning staff, described the Henry Glick plan as a lot‑addition that splits the property along Sherman’s Creek and adds one portion to an existing 10.194‑acre lot and another portion to an adjoining Glick parcel. Staff listed three waiver requests (drawing scale, adjoining‑landowner deed references, and easement bearings/distances) and said the township had indicated it would not require a PADEP non‑building (Form B) waiver but that the county did not yet have a signed municipal form in the file.

A motion to grant the three waivers was seconded and approved by the commission. Commissioners then voted to approve the plan subject to receipt of the township’s signed confirmation that sewage paperwork is not required. The applicant accepted that condition during the hearing.

Staff noted the revised plan shows two rights‑of‑way providing road access and recommended approval with the sewage documentation condition. No variances to floodplain or wetland protections were recorded; commissioners discussed building setback lines only as an informational note and did not place additional conditions related to setbacks or floodplain mapping.