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Board approves Kopp minor subdivision waivers and conditional lot add‑on plan; chairman recused

Londonderry Township Board of Supervisors · May 5, 2025
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Summary

The Board approved waivers and deferrals and conditionally approved the Kopp Final Minor Subdivision and lot add‑on plan (reducing one lot and adding acreage to the farm), subject to SEO sewage module approval; Chairman Ron Kopp recused from actions related to PC25‑02.

Surveyor Doug Herr and Codes Officer Duane Brady presented the Kopp Final Minor Subdivision (PC25‑02) for property at Colebrook and Schoolhouse roads. Herr said owners Adam and Sandra Kopp own two lots (Lot #1: 73 acres; Lot #2: 5 acres) and are proposing to reduce Lot #2 to 2 acres and add the remaining 3 acres to the 73‑acre farm.

The Board moved and approved, with Chairman Ron Kopp recused from PC25‑02 matters, the following: a waiver from Section 22‑303.1 (Minor Subdivision Application preliminary plan submission), a deferral from Section 22‑506 (curbs and gutters), a deferral from Section 22‑507 (sidewalks), and conditional approval of the final Lot Add‑On Plan contingent upon approval of the sewage planning module by the SEO. Each motion carried unanimously among voting members present (with Kopp recused).

Brady noted that replacement testing on the site was scheduled and that prior Planning Commission review recommended approval. The conditional approval preserves the requirement that the sewage planning module receive final sign‑off from the SEO before the lot add‑on plan becomes effective.

What happens next: the plan will be recorded or finalized only after the SEO approves the sewage planning module; the Board’s conditional approvals and deferrals remove immediate obstacles while leaving sanitary approval as a prerequisite.