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Building and Zoning director previews multiple land-development plans and zoning amendments
Summary
Building and Zoning Director Reed told supervisors the department issued 67 permits in July and previewed several items for the upcoming joint planning commission meeting: a 13-unit subdivision requiring Store Road realignment, a 3,400-square-foot addition to the Electronic Musical Instrument Museum, a 22,000-square-foot office proposal, and a Meadowbrook Plaza lot-line adjustment tied to a proposed drive-through restaurant.
Building and Zoning Director Reed said 67 permits were issued in July and previewed a packed upcoming agenda for the joint planning commission meeting, including zoning text and map amendments. Reed identified a proposed zoning amendment for the LPOD overlay and the data-center text/map amendment as adoption items on the next meeting's agenda.
He walked the board through several land-development submissions: a 13-dwelling-unit subdivision at 85 Township Line Road that would require realigning Store Road and a zoning change because minimum-lot-size rules otherwise apply; a 3,400-square-foot addition and parking changes for the Electronic Musical Instrument Museum at 45 Mainland Road; a 22,000-square-foot office building proposed for 272 Ruth Road with no access off Clemens Road and existing evergreen buffers to be retained; and a Meadowbrook Plaza lot-line adjustment to convey 2.5 acres to enable a 5,600-square-foot drive-through restaurant. Reed noted sketch-plan limitations on landscaping and explained the steps required before each plan can proceed to land-development approvals.
