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Career & Technical Center seeks larger single addition; Planning Commission recommends approval
Summary
The Planning Commission forwarded a revised plan for the Cumberland Perry Area Career & Technical Center that consolidates two planned additions into one larger addition, citing high construction bids for the original plan; commissioners raised questions about truck access and corridor width before forwarding the plan to the Board of Supervisors with staff and engineering conditions.
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The Silver Spring Township Planning Commission on Dec. 5 forwarded a revision to the Cumberland Perry Area Career & Technical Center land‑development plan to the Board of Supervisors with a recommendation for approval, subject to staff and engineering comments. Jeff Shyk of K&W Engineers presented the change, which consolidates two previously approved additions into one larger addition connected by a corridor extension; the revision was prompted by higher-than-expected construction bids for the original plan.
During questioning, Commissioner Ron Secary asked about expected truck traffic into the new area; Mr. Shyk said there will be three bays and two of them will have trailers parked for the Logistics Training program. Administrative Director Tom Wolfe told the commission the school plans to expand Welding, Auto Collision and Logistics programs and to add a Pre‑Engineering program. Commissioner Randy Duncan asked why the Willow Mill side corridor width is 18 feet; Mr. Shyk said that area is intended for forklift movement and is gated at the southeast end. Commissioner Pete Sandys suggested the connector between the new and existing buildings be a minimum of 16 feet. There were no public comments recorded.
The commission voted on a motion by Ron Secary, seconded by Randy Duncan, to forward the plan to the Board of Supervisors with a recommendation for approval subject to staff and engineering comments. The motion carried. The Board of Supervisors will receive the plan for final action; a date for that meeting was not specified in the transcript.
