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Zoning officer lists permits issued and active applications including daycare, rooftop solar and cell-tower antennas
Summary
The Huntington Township zoning officer reported multiple permits issued or in process, including an occupancy permit for a Chapel Hill Church of God daycare (12 children), rooftop solar for a residence (29 panels) and antenna installations on a Crown Castle-owned tower for T‑Mobile.
The Huntington Township zoning officer presented a list of permits issued and active applications at the commission’s March meeting, including residential additions, agricultural buildings and commercial work.
Notable items reported by the zoning officer: - Chapel Hill Church of God, 4521 Oxford Road: issued an occupancy permit for a proposed daycare for children ages 1–5, with a stated capacity of 12 children. Staff also issued a well permit after discovering the existing well was a dug well and required replacement. - Rachel Isaac, 95 Tracy Drive: building permit issued for installation of 29 rooftop solar panels. - Martin Dayberry, Gun Club Road: permit for a garage addition. - Mark Lear, 525 Rolling Road: renewal permit to finish house and garage (permit originally issued in 2023). - AT&T LLC / cell tower on Whitechurch Road: owner listed as Crown Castle Corporation (Boston). Permit BP25009 covers antenna installation for T‑Mobile on the existing fenced tower. - Cole Millheims, 5254 Oxford Road: permit BP25013 to build a 60-by-96-foot barn for horses (item originates from conservation-district review). - Bridal Potts, 8164 Carlisle Pike: DP011 for a 31-by-50-foot pole barn, with a retention pond on the property intended to receive runoff. - Raymond Huffer, Labor Camp Road: removal of a single-wide mobile home and replacement with a 1,600-square-foot double-wide home. - Tony Starner, Georgetown Road: addition approximately 30 by 20 feet.
The zoning officer also reported receipt of a subdivision submission from adjoining Tyrone Township that includes acreage crossing Bermudian Creek into Huntington Township; staff will sign off after Tyrone Township submits signed documents.
Why it matters: the permits reflect both small-scale residential work and commercial activity (daycare, cell-tower work, barn construction) that affect building and health code compliance in the township.
No formal votes were taken on individual permits at the meeting; the zoning officer’s report was presented for the record.
