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Planning board approves Hazleton Beltway Center Phase 2 minor subdivision
Summary
The board approved the Hazleton Beltway Center Phase 2 minor subdivision after the township engineer reported that agency comments had been addressed; the vote passed with two ayes and one member absent.
The Hazle Township Planning Department voted April 21 to approve the Hazleton Beltway Center Phase 2 minor subdivision, a proposal to split the existing tract into two new lots east of SR 309 and west of I‑81.
Joe Calabrese, the township engineer, said the submission had responded to Luzerne County and engineering comments and described the application as a "simple minor Subdivision." After the engineer's review, the board moved to approve the minor subdivision. The motion (by Terry Daley, second by John Synoski) passed on a roll-call vote: Daley Aye, Synoski Aye, Marchese Absent.
Materials on file show reviews from Luzerne County and Barry Isett with multiple rounds of comments; the board's formal vote closes the Planning Board review and advances the minor subdivision to any required recording and supervisory approvals.
The board also reviewed several other pending subdivisions and land developments but took no final action on larger Mericle Crossroads phases pending further municipal-authority and sewage‑planning work.
