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Board approves two conditional land‑use actions, including cross‑municipality subdivision

Salem Township Board of Supervisors · September 18, 2024
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Summary

Supervisors approved Penn Home & Farm LLC's lot addition and a two‑lot subdivision spanning Salem and Murrysville, both approvals conditioned on required plan changes, agency sign‑offs and sewage planning modules.

The board approved two separate land‑use items at the Sept. 18 meeting, each approved subject to specified conditions and required agency approvals.

Penn Home & Farm LLC received conditional approval to add Lot 1 to the Kilpatrick property (Tax Map #57‑12‑00‑0‑021) with 13 enumerated conditions including showing setback lines, identifying right‑of‑way widths, providing SEO/Township/DEP approvals, documenting LLC membership with the Pa. Department of State, and adding a revision number/date on the plan. The motion was made by Ken Trumbetta and seconded by Kerry Jobe.

Separately, Florence Jean Artman and Sara Starrett were approved to subdivide parcels that straddle Salem Township and the Municipality of Murrysville into a two‑lot plan, conditioned on multiple plan revisions: amend plan notes, remove certain dedication language, show pre/post subdivision acreage (Lot 1 = 4.83 acres; Residual Lot 2 = 8.10 acres), submit a Sewage Planning Module for Lot 1 and obtain Murrysville approval. Planning Chair Connie Mattei described the Artman/Starrett plan as “very complicated” and noted outstanding sewage planning and intermunicipal approvals are required before finalization.

Both approvals are explicitly conditioned on the listed plan corrections and outside approvals; the board recorded the conditions as part of each motion.