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Planning Commission forwards Locust Point land swap plan to supervisors
Summary
Aken Engineering presented a family land‑swap re‑subdivision along Locust Point Road converting two parcels into three, including a non‑building lot; the Commission recommended approval to the Board of Supervisors subject to staff and engineering comments.
Scott Aken of Aken Engineering presented a preliminary/final re‑subdivision plan for properties along Locust Point Road, describing it as a family land swap that will divide two existing parcels into three, with one designated a non‑building lot. The Commission asked for plan revisions to reflect the township’s required 30‑foot right‑of‑way from the road centerline and to note an existing easement on the plan.
Township Engineer Jonathan Robinson confirmed the township’s standard 30‑foot right‑of‑way requirement and said the plan should be adjusted accordingly. Commissioner Randy Duncan asked whether an existing metal building on the farm parcel would remain; Aken confirmed it would. The Commission voted to forward the Final Plan to the Board of Supervisors with a recommendation for approval subject to staff and engineering comments (motion carried).
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