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Commission recommends conditional-use approval for Barclay Street pole building; minutes show address inconsistency
Summary
The Planning Commission unanimously recommended the Board of Supervisors grant conditional-use approval for a proposed pole building in the Sewage Management Overlay District, after the Solicitor reported the Zoning Officer/SEO had no placement concerns; the minutes list both '24' and '27' Barclay Street and do not clarify which is correct.
The Longswamp Township Planning Commission on July 1 recommended the Board of Supervisors grant conditional-use approval for a proposed pole building in the Sewage Management Overlay District.
The application, presented in the minutes as belonging to an applicant identified as Mr. Greiss, requires conditional-use review because the property sits in the Sewage Management Overlay District and the applicant must demonstrate there is sufficient area for an alternate septic drain field. The Solicitor, Beth Kohl, reported she had spoken with the Zoning Officer/SEO, who raised no placement issues with the proposed storage shed.
Commissioner Kerry Meitzler moved to recommend approval; Commissioner Greg Kupar seconded the motion, and the minutes record the vote as 'all in favor.' The minutes contain an internal inconsistency: the agenda heading lists "24 Barclay Street" while the motion text refers to "27 Barclay Street." The record does not clarify which street number is accurate.
The Planning Commission forwarded its recommendation to the Board of Supervisors for final action. The minutes do not record any additional conditions, a Board vote, or permit timelines.
