Minutes amended to record Kershner Subdivision open-space waiver approval in Upper Hanover

The June 14, 2022 minutes were amended to reflect that the April 12, 2022 minutes should show approval of the Kershner Subdivision and a Waiver of Land Development for the projectopen-space portion in Upper Hanover Township.

The Clerk read the amended language stating the Kershner Subdivision (65 dwelling units in Red Hill Borough) and the waiver "for the Open Space portion of the project in Upper Hanover Township was approved with conditions by motion of Stefan Laessig, second by Tim Woodward and by a unanimous 5-0 vote." Stefan Laessig moved the amendment; Tim Woodward seconded it.

The minutes list four conditions attached to the approval: signage and a rope line marking the end of the development/open space along the northern/western property line; a Record Plan note and a written disclosure in the homeowners association (HOA) declarations indicating the proximity of the Gun Club property; a physical barrier at the termination of the former railroad right-of-way (Perkiomen Trail) at the northwestern property line; and a Record Plan note that the open space is to be owned and maintained by the HOA and deed restricted from further subdivision.

The amendment to the minutes records the procedural action (motion, second, and a 5-0 vote) but does not identify the full roll call by name beyond the mover and seconder. The minutes do not specify implementation deadlines or which municipal office will monitor compliance with the Record Plan notes. The amendment clarifies that the open space is deed restricted and intended for HOA ownership and maintenance.

Next steps recorded in the minutes are limited to the amended language itself; no additional motions or follow-up assignments are specified in the excerpt of the June 14, 2022 minutes provided.