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Board approves four subdivision matters, including Tenacity Trail five-lot final approval
Summary
Supervisors approved four separate plan reviews — Amherst No. 16 lot line revision, Tenacity Trail five-lot final subdivision, Prazer/Theilman Crossing three-lot subdivision, and Trout Subdivision — all by unanimous votes.
The Adams Township Board of Supervisors approved four separate land-development items during the June 22 meeting. Approvals included: the Amherst No. 16 Lots 215 & 218 lot line revision (motion by Ronald J. Shemela), the Tenacity Trail five-lot subdivision (represented by Robert Melnick of T3 Global Strategies), the Prazer/Theilman Crossing subdivision at 271 Myoma Road (presented by Shane Kaclik), and the Trout Subdivision at 1405 Three Degree Road (Shane Kaclik). All four plan items were approved unanimously by motions and seconds recorded in the meeting minutes.
Shane Kaclik described the Prazer/Theilman Crossing project as "a simple subdivision of a single lot to create three lots," and later described Trout as "a subdivision of one lot into three lots." Robert Melnick represented Tenacity Trail when the board granted final approval to the five-lot plan. The transcript includes the recorded motions and unanimous approvals but does not include technical plan conditions, bonding requirements, or construction schedules; those details would appear in the engineering review files or plan approval documentation.
