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Planning commission recommends Greer subdivision, approves driveway-modification recommendation to council
Summary
The commission recommended approval of the Greer subdivision (split of an 18-acre parcel into a 13.5- and a 4.3-acre lot) and separately recommended a modification to allow an additional driveway, with minor review items and a traffic-impact fee noted.
The Peters Township Planning Commission on June 11 recommended that council approve the Greer subdivision and also voted to recommend a driveway-modification to allow an additional driveway onto Turkeyfoot Road.
Staff explained the proposal: the nearly 18-acre low-density residential parcel will be divided into one 13.5-acre lot and one 4.3-acre lot, with a maximum density of 1.2 units per acre consistent with the district. Staff said sewer service is available, county review comments were minor, and a planning-module process will be required for municipal sewer EDU approvals. A traffic-impact fee will be assessed for each lot if developed.
Surveyor Keith Higgins (Keystone Survey and Mapping) described submitted exhibits and said the alignment and driveway-offset comments had been addressed in revised plans. An interested neighbor, Amy Meyers of 491 Turkeyfoot, asked whether the subdivision would create a new house on Lot 2; staff and the applicant clarified the intent is to sell Lot 2 for a single-family home and keep Lot 1 undeveloped for now.
Commission action: the commission made two motions — one to recommend the driveway modification to council and a second to recommend the subdivision — both of which were seconded and approved by voice vote.
What’s next: the subdivision recommendation goes to council for final action on the ordinance modification and formal approval; the developer will complete the planning-module paperwork with Peters Creek Sanitary for EDU allocation before plan signing.
