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Board grants conditional approval for Franck Martin annexation subdivision
Summary
The board conditionally approved the Franck Martin annexation subdivision, contingent on receipt of revised plans; Township Engineer John Weber recommended approval and the owner is having difficulty notarizing the revisions.
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The Brecknock Township Board of Supervisors conditionally approved the Franck Martin annexation subdivision at its Aug. 12 meeting, contingent on receiving revised plans. Township Engineer John Weber reviewed the changes and recommended that the board issue conditional approval once the corrected plans are submitted.
According to the minutes, John Hoffert addressed the status of the submission and said the new owner was experiencing difficulty notarizing the revised plans. Supervisor Jason Coyle moved for conditional approval and Vice Chairman Ron McClure seconded; the motion passed unanimously. The board imposed no additional conditions beyond the requirement that the revised, notarized plans be submitted before final approval.
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