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Zoning board adopts resolution approving Two Grouse Lane pool with conditions
Summary
The Clark Township Zoning Board of Adjustment adopted a memorializing resolution for an earlier approval allowing an in‑ground pool at Two Grouse Lane, with conditions including a 54‑inch aluminum safety fence, landscaping buffer and building‑department drainage review; the vote was unanimous.
At its Oct. 27 meeting the Clark Township Zoning Board of Adjustment read and adopted a memorializing resolution for a previously considered application to install an in‑ground pool at Two Grouse Lane (Block 40, Lot 43.09). The board’s adoption memorializes action taken at a prior hearing and lists specific conditions the applicant must meet before construction.
The resolution recites testimony and exhibits presented previously, finds that the pool location is the best practicable site given drainage constraints and neighboring uses, and concludes the requested variances could be granted under the appropriate statutory standards. Conditions listed in the resolution include installation of landscaping between the pool and Partridge Run for privacy, a 54‑inch‑high aluminum safety fence (the applicant agreed to exceed the 48‑inch minimum), and full building‑department review and compliance with any drainage measures required by that office.
The board voted by roll call to adopt the resolution (motion and second recorded on the record); the roll call was unanimous (6–0).
Next steps: the applicant must obtain building permits and comply with any modifications to plans requested by the construction official, and the variances expire in one year unless construction commences or an extension is granted in accordance with the township code.
