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Board grants 90‑day extension for Creekview Schoolhouse plan; Farmland Trust open to preserving subdivided Oregon Pike tract
Summary
Warwick approved a 90‑day extension for the Creekview Schoolhouse land development plan and heard that Lancaster Farmland Trust would allow subdivision of a preserved ~140‑acre Oregon Pike tract into two 70‑acre preserved parcels if the township and owner agree and restrictive covenants are added.
The Board approved a 90‑day time extension for the Creekview Schoolhouse preliminary/final land development plan on a motion by Kelly Gutshall, seconded by Chairman Ken Eshleman.
Manager Brian Harris also reported ongoing discussions with Lancaster Farmland Trust over a preserved 140‑acre tract on Oregon Pike. A potential buyer asked about subdividing the tract into two roughly 70‑acre preserved parcels; Harris said Lancaster Farmland Trust indicated subdivision would be allowed because the preservation documents do not prohibit it, and that new restrictive covenants could be attached to limit future uses on any subdivided parcels.
The extension allows additional time for plan review; any formal subdivision or covenant changes would require separate land‑development and preservation processes and approvals.
