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Commission recommends conditions for Heasley 10-acre lot and requires administrative approvals
Summary
The Planning Commission recommended approval of a 10-acre Lot 4 for John and Alice Heasley, subject to removal from the Agricultural Security Area, HOP-related notes, a Form B waiver, a 10-Acre Permit Exemption Confirmation for DEP/SEO approvals, and a permanent easement over Residual Lot 3.
Planning commissioners reviewed a proposal by John and Alice Heasley to create a new 10-acre residential Lot 4 from parcel 57-18-00-0-084 and recommended approval with multiple conditions. Surveyor David Lentz attended and discussed differences between survey work and county GIS mapping. The commission required the Statement of Purpose to reflect construction of a single-family home on Lot 4, requested that the 10-acre parcel be removed from the Agricultural Security Area via Board of Supervisors resolution, and asked staff to add HOP (highway occupancy permit) language to the plan notes.
Additional conditions included submission of a Form B Non-Building Waiver for Lot 3, non-buildable nomenclature for Lot 3, a 10-Acre Permit Exemption Confirmation form prepared for SEO, Township and DEP review, and a clear statement that proposed sewage facilities on Lot 4 will not be within 200 feet of any private water well. The motion to recommend approval subject to these conditions was made by Paul Holleran, seconded by John Durco, and passed unanimously.
