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Planning commission tables several modification requests and approves 180‑day extensions for local developments
Summary
On June 1 the commission unanimously recommended tabling modification requests for KL Buchanan & Sons and Shadow Creek Phases 5 & 6, and approved 180‑day extensions for three development plans while applicants provide additional information and outstanding items are resolved.
The Antrim Township Planning Commission on June 1 voted to table multiple modification requests and several subdivision/land‑development matters, and it approved 180‑day extensions for three plans to allow applicants time to address outstanding items.
By a Wenger/Slye motion the commission recommended tabling multiple modification requests from KL Buchanan & Sons Plumbing for its Buchanan Trail West site. The modifications cited specific township code sections (§126‑13(D)(12) regarding infiltration BMP setbacks from water supply wells; §126‑9(DD) regarding finished floor elevation above the 100‑year storm event; §126‑13(D)(11) regarding BMP distances from foundations; and §125‑17(D)(7)(b) regarding minimum parking‑area lighting of 0.05 foot‑candles). The minutes record the motion passed 5‑0 to allow Byers & Runyon to submit additional information and meet with township staff if necessary.
Separately, a Myers/Slye motion passed 5‑0 to table a Stormwater Management District pre/post development rate control modification request for Shadow Creek Phases 5 & 6 (Grant Shook Road) until HLS provides additional information to Dewberry per Dewberry’s review. A Myers/Wenger motion also passed 5‑0 recommending tabling the final plans for Shadow Creek Phases 5 & 6 (148‑lot subdivision) and KL Buchanan & Sons Plumbing (land development).
The commission approved a Smith/Myers motion (5‑0) granting 180‑day extensions for three items: Dollar General‑Worleytown (Williamsport Pike), Lance & Irene Plessinger & Douglas L. Swisher (one‑lot subdivision), and ACBP Lot 4 Grading Plan (Molly Pitcher Highway). Staff told commissioners that Dollar General has multiple outstanding items and that the Plessinger and ACBP grading plans are awaiting formal submissions.
All tabling and extension motions passed unanimously as recorded in the minutes. The actions preserve the commission’s ability to reconsider the applications after applicants provide the requested documentation and reviewer responses.
