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Engineer: Mennonite Church must amend application to add school as a second use, variance required
Summary
Township Engineer John Weber told the board the Mennonite Church's zoning hearing board application to add a school requires a special exception and, because the building exists, a variance for second use; solicitor and applicant's attorney are coordinating an amended filing.
At the July 7 meeting, Township Engineer John Weber reported that the Mennonite Church at 389 Alleghenyville Road submitted a zoning hearing board application to add a school to the existing property. Weber said the application requests a special exception and that, because an existing building is present, the proposal is treated as a second use and therefore requires a variance in addition to the special exception.
Engineer Weber said the applicant was contacted and asked to amend the filing to include the required variance before resubmission; Solicitor Elizabeth Magovern has discussed the application with the applicant's attorney. No vote was recorded; the applicant is expected to revise and resubmit the application to the zoning hearing board for further consideration.
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