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Paradise Township planning panel approves sewer tie-in for 57 Paradise Lane, elects officers
Summary
The Paradise Township Planning Commission on Jan. 6 approved a sewer module allowing JK Real Estates development at 57 Paradise Lane to connect to the public sewer system and elected Dale Heshey chair, Tobie Fisher vice-chair and Joe Phipps secretary; minutes do not list vote tallies.
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The Paradise Township Planning Commission on Jan. 6 approved a sewer module permitting JK Real Estates Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan for 57 Paradise Lane to connect to the public sewer system and elected new officers, according to the minutes submitted by Secretary Joe Phipps.
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Tobie Fisher, who was later recorded in the minutes as elected vice-chairman. The commission approved the minutes from its December meeting and then proceeded to the election of officers. The minutes list Dale Heshey as chairman, Tobie Fisher as vice-chairman and Joe Phipps as secretary; the record does not specify who moved or seconded the motion or provide a vote tally.
On the land-use item, the minutes state that the commission reviewed JK Real Estates Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan for 57 Paradise Lane and approved the sewer module that allows the project to connect to the public sewer system. The minutes do not include detailed findings, conditions, or a roll-call vote; the approval is recorded without a listed mover/second or vote counts.
The record lists "Briefing Items" but provides no substantive detail on other matters. The meeting adjourned at 7:34 p.m. Minutes were submitted by Joe Phipps, secretary.
The minutes file does not include recorded vote tallies, staff reports, or conditions attached to the sewer-module approval; those details are not specified in the minutes provided and would need to be obtained from staff or future meeting packets for further clarification.
