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Paradise Township planning commission approves multiple waivers for 57 Paradise Lane development

Paradise Township Planning Commission · March 3, 2026
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Summary

The Paradise Township Planning Commission on March 3 approved a Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan for 57 Paradise Lane and granted a series of waivers and modifications to street, sidewalk and stormwater requirements; public commenters expressed support.

The Paradise Township Planning Commission on March 3, 2026 approved a Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan for 57 Paradise Lane and granted the applicant several requested waivers and modifications, according to meeting minutes.

Amanda Groff of Harbor Engineering, representing JK Real Estate, presented the application and asked the commission to approve a waiver of the preliminary-plan application and defer reconstruction of existing streets. The commission also approved modifications to the access drive, including horizontal alignment changes, a reduced cartway radius and curbing adjustments, and approved a deferral of sidewalks.

The commission further approved modifications to collector-street general standards (horizontal and vertical standards), a modification to the landscaping setback, changes to profile scale, and two modifications to the stormwater management ordinance: one addressing the maximum loading ratio and another concerning geotextile placement.

During public comment, Barry and Sharon Andrew spoke in favor of the 57 Paradise Lane project. The transcript records the commission’s approvals but does not provide a roll-call vote or a numerical tally.

The item was listed among the meeting’s action items and recorded as approved in the minutes. The commission adjourned at 8:04 p.m.; minutes were submitted by Secretary Joe Phipps.