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Meeting at a glance: minutes approved; burn-ban clause removed; one subdivision recommended; another tabled

Huntington Township Planning/Board meeting ยท April 22, 2024
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Summary

Board approved March minutes, struck the 'excessive odor or smoke' clause from the burn-ban draft, recommended the Hershey add-on lot to supervisors and tabled the Hartley subdivision to the May meeting for further revision.

Huntington Township action highlights from the meeting:

- Minutes: The board approved the March minutes by voice vote after a motion and second.

- Burn-ban ordinance: After resident and member objections to a provision banning fires that "create excessive odor or smoke," the board voted to remove section 3 and the definition and directed staff to draft a revised ordinance aligned with county control guidance.

- Subdivisions: The board recommended approval of a 1.75-acre Hershey add-on lot to the Board of Supervisors after the engineer reported county comments were addressed. The Richard Allen Hartley subdivision plan was tabled to the May meeting so the applicant can resolve sheriff/county comments and provide title-page signatures.

No new fees or enforcement protocols were finalized for the burn-ban ordinance at this meeting; the board requested a revised draft for review before further action.