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Residents ask whether Molly Pitcher PRD work has started, raise concerns about digital plan filing and license-plate-reader errors
Summary
During public comment residents flagged signs for pipeline installations near Route 11 and port-a-john deliveries and asked if the Molly Pitcher Highway PRD work had begun; residents also warned against mandatory electronic-only plan submissions and recounted a license-plate-reader citation error.
During the public-comment portion of the July 14 meeting, residents raised questions about possible activity linked to the Molly Pitcher Highway PRD and expressed concerns about new electronic filing requirements for subdivision and land development plans.
Bob Coladonato said he saw signs posted on Route 11 for pipeline installations and port-a-john deliveries and "asked if work for the Molly Pitcher Highway PRD is finally starting." The township Zoning/Code Enforcement Officer, Sylvia House, said her office had not been notified of such activity and that she would investigate and report back to Coladonato and the board.
Bob Smith recounted an incident he said demonstrated license-plate-reader errors: he said his wife's car tag was cited but, upon research, it was a different state and make/model. Smith also urged the township, when widening Friendship Village Road, to remove the center patch and convert the intersection at Brown's Mill Road into a four-lane layout.
Coladonato also objected to mandatory digital-only submissions for subdivision and land development plans, saying not all residents have computer access. The zoning officer told the board there will be paper plans stored in perpetuity once final plans are approved and recorded at the courthouse.
Board members acknowledged the concerns and instructed staff to follow up where appropriate.
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