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Coraopolis council unanimously denies Sabre Equipment’s conditional-use request for 412 Broadway
Summary
The Borough of Coraopolis Council adopted Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and unanimously denied Sabre Equipment Inc.’s application for conditional-use approval to operate auto sales and service at 412 Broadway.
Council President Michael Harris presided over the Borough of Coraopolis regular meeting on Feb. 11, when council members voted unanimously to adopt Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law denying Sabre Equipment Inc.’s application for conditional-use approval to operate an auto sales and service use at 412 Broadway in the Commercial-2 zoning district.
The motion to amend the agenda to consider the Findings was made by Kim Haskins and seconded by Lori Donahue; Haskins then moved to adopt the Findings and Spencer seconded. The roll call vote recorded Yes from Rudy Bolea, Gary Flasco, Kim Haskins, Mike Harris, Lori Donahue, Chuck Spencer and Richard Cocco. The motion carried, formally denying the conditional-use request.
The action was recorded as a formal adoption of Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, which the council used as the basis to deny the conditional-use application. Council did not record additional public testimony or extended debate in the meeting minutes when they took the vote.
The denial leaves the applicant, Sabre Equipment Inc., without conditional-use approval to operate an auto sales and service at the 412 Broadway location under the Borough’s C-2 zoning regulations. The meeting record does not specify any appeal timeline or next steps for the applicant; no appeal or follow-up filing was noted during the session.
Council adjourned after completing other routine business later in the meeting.
