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Commission conditions Zundel lot split for grandson on preservation signatures and modules
Summary
Robert and Loretta Zundel’s plan to subdivide 1.9987 acres (Lot 101) for their grandson was recommended for final approval subject to showing an abutting parcel, providing pre-subdivision acreage, submitting Planning Module and modifications for road frontage and setbacks if needed, and ensuring County Agricultural Land Preservation Board signature appears on the mylar.
Robert and Loretta Zundel asked the Commission May 7 to subdivide Lot 101 (1.9987 acres) from their tract to convey to their grandson to allow construction of a single-family home. The Commission noted the Westmoreland County Agricultural Land Preservation Board had conditionally approved but that the board’s original signature must appear on the mylar recorded plan. Solicitor Falatovich emphasized that county approval for preservation does not substitute for Township SALDO compliance; the Township requires its own certifications and notations.
Conditions included: show abutting Parcel 57-20-00-0-010 on the plan, show pre-subdivision acreage, remove or reconcile conflicting notes, submit a modification request for the 200-foot road frontage requirement if necessary and include the required note on the plan if granted, submit a Planning Module signed by the SEO and approved by the Supervisors, request a modification for minimum 10-foot side setback if test pits intrude into required setbacks and include an easement note if needed, ensure owner/grandson signs the plan if taking title jointly, and show a revision number and date. The Commission voted unanimously to recommend final approval subject to these conditions.
