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Commission conditions approval of Heasley 10-acre lot; requires ASA removal, HOP note and septic setbacks
Summary
Salem Township Planning Commission recommended approval of John and Alice Heasley's plan to create a 10-acre residential Lot 4, contingent on Agricultural Security Area removal, a Highway Occupancy Permit note, sewage/well setback statements, Form B waivers and other technical edits.
The commission recommended conditional approval of a plan to create a new 10-acre residential lot (Lot 4) from parcel 57-18-00-0-084, with a list of required actions before final recording. Surveyor David Lentz appeared for the applicants; he noted differences between survey work and county GIS mapping, and the commission instructed that survey bearings control. Because the access ties to Beaver Run Road, the commission required a Highway Occupancy Permit (HOP) note on the plan before it proceeds to the Supervisors for final action.
The commission enumerated required plan edits and approvals: revise the Statement of Purpose to indicate Lot 4 is for a single-family home; request removal of the 10-acre parcel from the Agricultural Security Area with Supervisors' approval at a public meeting; request a modification to minimum road frontage requirements from the Supervisors; add a statement confirming sewage facilities on Lot 4 will not be within 200' of a private water well; include the flood-plain statement "No portion of the property is located within an identified flood plain." The commission also required Form B non-building waivers, non-buildable nomenclature on Lot 3, and a 10-Acre Permit Exemption Confirmation for SEO, Township and DEP approvals. Paul Holleran moved and John Durco seconded the recommendation; the motion passed unanimously.
