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Site cleanup, well work and proposed office addition reported for Lent property formerly Miller Sports Complex

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Summary

Commissioners were updated on site clearing, well and septic work, ADA restroom reconfiguration and a proposed 2,500 sq. ft. office at the Lent LCDM property; land development will proceed in phases.

Township staff and the applicant reported progress on land development at a property described at the meeting as LCDM in Lent (the site was previously the Miller Sports Complex). Presenters said the site has been cleared of brush and refuse, entrance areas have been stoned to control construction access, and piles of brush were removed.

The team said a 2,500-square-foot office addition has been submitted for a building permit and that the property lacked a functioning septic system; paperwork for a septic system has been submitted and the system will be installed once site conditions permit. A well existed on the property but had not been active; staff said they installed a pump and pressure tank and that the water system for the building was completed.

Inside the structure, restrooms were reconfigured to meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards; presenters said they cannot be used until the septic system is installed and permitted. The presenter described the land development plan as a single submission with three construction phases; Chris Hoover was identified as preparing a second revision prior to a formal submittal to township planning staff.

Commissioners asked questions about parking and the location of the new addition; presenters said the office addition would be adjacent to the existing equipment and truck area. No formal action was taken; the item was presented as an informational land-development update.

Why it matters: the work restores and repurposes a previously vacant commercial recreation site; the septic and well work are prerequisites for occupation and for operating the proposed daycare or other uses once permits are finalized.

Next steps: the developer will finalize the land-development submission (revision 2), complete septic permitting and provide required documentation to township staff for building and sanitary permits.