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Supervisors approve multiple subdivision, land-development plans and associated waivers
Summary
Newberry Township supervisors approved multiple final and minor subdivision plans and land-development applications, granting waivers and conditional approvals for projects including 320/350 Front St., REM 210 River Road, William Stanley, Monarch Products, Falcons LLC, and Newberry Holdings stormwater work.
The Newberry Township Board of Supervisors on Monday approved several subdivision and land-development plans and related waivers, clearing the way for residential lots, business expansions and a stormwater grading project.
Chris Hoover of Hoover Engineering presented a five-lot final subdivision for properties at 320 and 350 Front Street (Charles Wright). The board approved planning-commission-recommended waivers and the final subdivision conditioned on engineer comments; the plan includes two lots that will connect to public sewer and others that will use on-site systems, and the applicant requested relief from required private-street paving for a privately maintained driveway and stone cul-de-sac.
Scott Akens presented a two-lot split at 210 River Road that received waiver approvals and final-plan approval subject to engineering notes. The board also approved a minor final subdivision for property owned by William Stanley that reconfigures acreage (including a mobile-home park parcel) to create a sale-ready lot and enable Clean & Green qualification.
Monarch Products sought a three-addition expansion (including a ~10,000-square-foot storage addition); Landworks Civil Design and Monarch representatives said the on-lot septic system was inspected and adequate for the proposal. The planning commission recommended four waivers and the board approved the plan subject to engineer comments.
Falcons LLC presented a subdivision and land-development plan on Old Trail that splits two parcels into six lots for mixed commercial and residential uses; the planning commission recommended approval of most waivers and a deferment for sidewalks/curb installation to be noted on recorded plans. The board approved waivers and the subdivision with conditions; several supervisors recorded abstentions on related votes.
Justin from Integrated Consulting presented a stormwater/grading plan for Newberry Holdings at the southwest corner of Old Trail and Potts Hill Roads. The board approved six planning-commission-recommended waivers for the stormwater permit; the project is a grading and stormwater-control plan with no immediate development proposed.
Board approvals were typically conditioned on outstanding engineering comments and standard recording steps. Planning-commission recommendations and recorded waiver votes are reflected in the administrative record; the transcript does not list detailed roll-call tallies for all approvals.
