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Silver Creek Planning & Zoning approves variance to allow live outdoor amplified music; approves two lot-line adjustments
Summary
The Silver Creek Township Planning & Zoning board on March 4 approved a variance allowing Moores and Maas Properties LLC to include live outdoor amplified music in an existing nonconforming use and approved two lot-line adjustments; all recorded motions carried 6-0, the minutes show.
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The Silver Creek Township Planning & Zoning board on March 4 approved a variance permitting Moores and Maas Properties LLC to expand an existing nonconforming use to include live outdoor amplified music, and also approved two separate lot-line adjustments, according to the board’s minutes.
Member Mike Helman moved to approve the variance and said the township is willing to review the approval yearly; Member Jesse Dickinson seconded. The minutes record the motion as carried 6-0.
The variance allows live outdoor amplified music at the specified nonconforming site; the minutes record that the board committed to an annual review of the approval but do not specify conditions or an enforcement schedule.
The meeting also recorded two lot-line adjustments. Alan Kirscht requested a lot-line adjustment; Member Jesse Dickinson moved to approve the requested adjustments "as written," Member Tom Vanek seconded, and the motion carried 6-0. Separately, Skies Limit LLC requested a lot-line adjustment; Member Ryan Nelson moved for approval, Member Mike Helman seconded, and the motion carried 6-0.
Earlier in the meeting, Member Tom Vanek moved to approve the agenda and Member Mike Helman seconded; the minutes record the motion carried 6-0. Member Ryan Nelson later moved to approve the January 7, 2025 minutes, Member Mike Helman seconded; that motion also carried 6-0.
Member Tom Vanek moved to adjourn the Planning & Zoning meeting and Member Mike Helman seconded; the minutes record the motion but do not specify the vote outcome for the adjournment motion.
The minutes list Chair Chris Klein and Clerk-Treasurer Alana Paumen as attendees and do not record additional public testimony, written conditions, or references to statutes. The minutes do not include text under the "Chair Report" heading, and no further public-notice or permit timelines are specified in the record.
