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Commission recommends 1,440 sq. ft. warehouse at 2707 West 16th; applicant says setback corrected
Summary
Matthew Nemec, a local construction‑company owner, told the Milford Planning Commission he plans a 1,440 sq. ft. warehouse at 2707 West 16th to store equipment; commissioners voted to recommend the land‑development plan after staff confirmed a five‑foot setback issue was corrected on the submitted plans.
The Milford Planning Commission voted to recommend the township supervisors approve a land development plan for 2707 West 16th Street that would allow construction of a 1,440‑square‑foot warehouse with associated stormwater and parking.
Applicant Matthew Nemec, who identified himself as the owner of a construction company, said he leases nearby space that is being sold and plans to build the small warehouse to store equipment and materials. “I have a construction company that I’ve had for almost 50 years now,” Nemec said. “I’m gonna build a warehouse to store my equipment and materials.”
Commission staff and the applicant confirmed a setback issue noted on preliminary materials had been corrected on the submitted plans; Nemec agreed the building was moved back the five feet required. After brief questions about compliance with building lines, a motion to approve the plan was made, seconded and passed by voice vote.
The commission’s recommendation will be forwarded to the Milford Supervisors for final consideration at their scheduled meeting on 11/25/2025.
No conditions or modifications were recorded in the transcript beyond the setback correction; the transcript does not record a roll‑call or individual vote tallies for the voice approval.
