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Committee backs three June-cycle water and sewer plan amendments in Piscataway basin

Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy, and Environment Committee · September 12, 2024
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Summary

The TIE committee recommended favorable action (5-0) on three June 2024 water and sewer plan amendments (CR-64): Parker Farms (80 homes), 1430 Farmington Road East (2 homes) and Saddle Ridge (3 homes), all seeking reclassification from Category 5 to Category 4.

County staff summarized CR-64, the June 2024 cycle of amendments to the 2018 Water and Sewer Plan, describing three applications in the Piscataway basin and associated development proposals.

Staff said 24P02 (Parker Farms) is proposed as 80 single-family detached units on a 180.27-acre parcel with a minimum livable square footage of 3,000 and a minimum sales price of $600,000; the application requests reclassification from Category 5 to Category 4 to permit preliminary subdivision work. 24P03 (1430 Farmington Road East) requests Category 5 to 4 on a roughly 5‑acre lot for two single-family homes; unit size and final sales price were not specified. 24P04 (Saddle Ridge) seeks Category 5 to 4 for three single-family detached units on a 1.61‑acre parcel with a stated minimum sales price of $350,990.

Vice Chair Harrison moved a favorable recommendation on all three amendments and Council Member Fisher seconded; the clerk called the roll and the motion carried 5-0. Staff also noted countywide redesignations (map updates) for properties already connected to the system. The committee did not separate any application for individual consideration.

Committee members asked procedural questions about the basin and asked staff to continue coordination with municipal and departmental partners as proposals proceed through subdivision and permitting.