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Commission recommends conditional approval for Stoltzfus lot annexation to create 13‑acre agricultural lot
Summary
The Planning Commission recommended conditional final approval for SB2026‑4, a 10‑acre annexation transferring acres among Stoltzfus family parcels to create a compliant agricultural lot, pending draft legal descriptions and lot‑consolidation security.
The Planning Commission recommended conditional final approval of SB2026‑4, a lot‑annexation plan that transfers 10 acres among adjacent Stoltzfus parcels to create a 13‑acre agricultural lot that meets the township’s minimum acreage for the agricultural district.
Planner noted the annexation changes parcel acreages but does not create new lots or affect buildings. The commission asked the applicant’s surveyor to provide draft legal descriptions and a lot‑consolidation security so the consolidation deed will be recorded and not leave a partial lot. The commission also asked staff to confirm whether the conserved acreage and Ag Access Easement holder had been contacted; the surveyor agreed to secure that contact and provide the required letter. The commission voted to recommend conditional final approval to the Board of Supervisors, contingent on the March 10 review letter and receipt of the surveyor’s documentation.
Staff will prepare the formal recommendation letter to the Board of Supervisors and, if the Chester County Health Department approves, the chair was authorized to sign the non‑building waiver for the annexation.
