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Resident Randy Stoick requests time‑sensitive CUP; Silver Creek schedules special P&Z meeting

Silver Creek Township Board of Supervisors · May 6, 2025
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Summary

Silver Creek Township agreed to hold a special Planning & Zoning meeting on May 20, 2025, after resident Randy Stoick asked the board to consider a time‑sensitive conditional use permit (CUP) request. The board did not reach a final decision and directed P&Z to consider the item at the special meeting.

Randy Stoick asked the Silver Creek Township Board of Supervisors to consider a “time sensitive” conditional use permit request, prompting the board to schedule a special Planning & Zoning meeting for May 20, 2025 to review the application and make a decision.

The request came during the meeting’s Open Forum. According to the minutes, Stoick “would like the board to hear his request for a time sensitive CUP,” and the board discussed scheduling; no formal vote on the CUP itself occurred at the May 6 meeting.

The move to set a special P&Z meeting means the township’s Planning & Zoning body, not the full board, will examine the CUP application and develop a recommendation. The minutes record that the board will meet on May 20, 2025 to discuss the request and “come to a decision.”

No details of the CUP application—such as the property address, proposed use, or supporting materials—are recorded in the meeting minutes. The transcript does not record any opposing comments, conditions, or a formal motion to accept or deny the CUP at the May 6 meeting.

Next step: the special Planning & Zoning meeting on May 20, 2025 will be the next formal opportunity for the township to act on the CUP; the May 6 minutes show only that the board scheduled that meeting and did not reach a final determination.