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Antrim supervisors approve multiple land-development actions, deny one plan for noncompliance
Summary
The board approved road dedication for Phase 1 of Chloe Court, a developer agreement with Meyers Grain LLC (including dust mitigation commitments), final land development adding six silos at Meyers Enterprise, and final subdivision approvals for Greens of Greencastle Phases 8–10; the Core5 Mason Dixon plan was denied for noncompliance.
The Antrim Township Board of Supervisors on Jan. 27 approved several land-development and site-security actions and denied one plan for noncompliance.
The board passed a Heraty/Cochran motion granting Towns on Hykes Road’s request to dedicate roads for Phase 1 of Chloe Court, with the condition that Phase 2 will construct a new access off Hykes Road for construction traffic to protect the newly dedicated portion. Township staff will proceed with Phase 1 road inspection, take core samples of the cul-de-sac, review as-built drawings and obtain deed documentation.
Supervisors approved a Developer’s Agreement with Meyers Grain LLC that included the township’s requested terms and an additional line requiring Meyers Grain to continue monitoring and improving the facility to reduce dust emissions. Separately, the board approved the final land development plan for Meyers Enterprise on Zarger Road to add six silos to the existing granary.
The board denied the Land Development Plan for Core5 at Mason Dixon LLC on Greenmount Road for noncompliance because an extension request had not been received; the solicitor (Attorney Zachary Mills) was directed to prepare the denial letter within the allowed 15 days. The board also approved the final Land Development plan for Greens of Greencastle Phases 8–10, a 153-unit subdivision creating 71 single-family dwellings and 82 duplex units to be served by township sewer and borough water.
The board authorized renewals of Site Improvements and Conservancy Lane construction financial securities for ACBP (Antrim Commons Business Park) Lot 7R at the same amounts because no reduction had been requested, and authorized the chairman to sign Stormwater O&M and Sidewalk Escrow agreements for Greens of Greencastle Phases 8–10.
Several related intermunicipal and sewage agreements were approved elsewhere in the meeting record, and staff were authorized to take routine post-approval steps such as inspections and deed processing.
