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Presenter proposes lot-line change to avoid variance for Outpost 28 hotel in Liberhamlet District
Summary
A presenter told the meeting that a plan to convert an existing restaurant parcel at Outpost 28 into a hotel would use a lot-line adjustment to meet a three-acre zoning minimum and avoid an area-variance request; the application will be completed and formally opened for review.
A presenter outlined plans to convert an existing restaurant site at Outpost 28 in the Liberhamlet District into a hotel, saying the proposal would use a lot-line adjustment so the hotel parcel meets the zoning code minimum of three acres and avoids an area-variance request. "What we've got is proposed, use of a hotel on an existing parcel of approximately 25 acres that is used as a restaurant," the presenter said.
The presenter said they and an engineer (and a client) were considering shifting part of a 1.5-acre parcel into a larger rear parcel to meet the three-acre threshold and to make use of an existing road for primary ingress and egress. The presenter also flagged a concern about not creating a nonconforming 1-acre parcel for the restaurant, noting the need to preserve proper setbacks around temporary site improvements and the potential scope of resurveying multiple parcels. The presenter thanked the board for their time and said they would complete and formally file the application for the board's review.
