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Planning Commission unanimously recommends multiple applications, tables Molyneaux

Planning Commission · April 2, 2026
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Summary

At its April 2 meeting the Planning Commission unanimously recommended approvals for Hilltop Business Park, Fayette Farms Phase 13, and a Taco Bell project and voted to table the Molyneaux land development application; all motions were contingent on addressing township and LSSE review letters.

The Planning Commission’s April 2 meeting resulted in unanimous recommendations to the Board of Supervisors for several land-use applications and one item tabled for lack of representation.

Key outcomes: the commission recommended approval of the Hilltop Business Park final land development and its companion subdivision (Application 2026-2-SP); it recommended approval of the Fayette Farms Phase 13 revised plan and approved a modification to extend the Nash Drive cul-de-sac (Application 2026-4-SP); and it recommended approval of three applications for a Taco Bell at 105 West Allegheny Road (conditional use, drive-thru conditional use, and land development: Applications 2026-5-CU, 2026-6-CU, 2026-7-SP), with staff asking the applicant to submit a parking analysis to address a shortfall. The record shows each recommendation was made contingent on addressing items in the township and LSSE review letters dated March 2026.

The Molyneaux land development (Application 2026-8-SP), for a storage building on 8.58 acres at 621 Cliff Mine Road, was tabled after the applicant requested postponement; a motion to table was carried unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 7:37 p.m.

Votes at a glance: all recorded roll-call votes on the applications and modifications were unanimous (7–0 vote) in favor of the recommended actions.

The commission forwarded the items to the Board of Supervisors for final action and requested that applicants provide any revised plans, parking analyses or ground-lease plans required by township and consultant review letters.