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Salem supervisors approve several land‑use plans with conditions, including side‑lot additions and new building lots
Summary
Supervisors approved multiple subdivision requests — Dorothy D'Aurora side‑lot addition, Lisa Domke lots 3 & 4, John Randall Koenig lot creation, and Jeff Shaw new building lot — each approved subject to standard plan corrections, setback and easement requirements and pending SEO/DEP approvals.
At its Aug. 21 meeting the Salem Township Board of Supervisors approved a package of subdivision requests, each granted subject to conditions and required follow‑up documentation.
The board approved Dorothy D'Aurora's request to transfer 0.1787 acres to create a side‑lot addition (conditions include a Non‑Buildable Waiver for Parcel A, adding a Statement of Purpose, correcting plan names and including surveyor contact information).
Supervisors approved Lisa Domke's subdivision of parcel 57‑09‑00‑0‑139 into two lots (labeled Lots 3 and 4) with required easements for sanitary sewage and ingress/egress, amended setback lines, Planning Module signoffs by the SEO (township and DEP approvals pending), and required life‑tenant signatures per the deed.
The board approved creation of Lot 4 (8.4801 acres) from the lands of John Randall Koenig for storage use, contingent on an expanded statement of purpose specifying that any future commercial use will require a land‑development plan; the plan must label Falcom Lane as private and verify existing sewage facilities.
Finally, supervisors approved a new building lot for Jeffrey (Jeff) Shaw from tax map No. 57‑14‑00‑0‑397, subject to labeling a private driveway, adding a cul‑de‑sac note referencing a recorded plan, addressing minimum frontage requirements (200 feet) or obtaining a modification, and securing Planning Module/DEP approvals. Solicitor Falatovich noted a typographical error in the motion language that will be corrected in plan notes.
All motions passed unanimously; in each case the minutes emphasize that subsequent approvals (SEOs, DEP, HOPs where applicable) and corrected plan documents are required before any building permits or development may proceed.
