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Commission discusses temporary‑permit changes and updates child‑care definitions
Summary
Members reviewed Special Temporary Permit requirements (proposing an extension from 30 to 60–90 days) and adopted Child Care Facilities definitions updated to meet Pennsylvania Department of Human Services requirements; Zoning Officer Monica Love will draft ordinance language for November.
During old business the commission reviewed Special Temporary Permit requirements and information on ECHO housing. Dr. Bedell said the current 30‑day requirement for removal after a temporary use is too short and suggested extending the period to 60 or 90 days; Zoning Officer Monica Love agreed to draft language and aim to present revisions at the November meeting. Dr. Bedell also reminded members to continue reviewing the draft zoning ordinance between meetings.
Commissioners noted that definitions for Child Care Facilities have been revised in the draft ordinance to meet Pennsylvania Department of Human Services requirements. The changes were recorded in the meeting minutes; no vote was recorded on adopting the full revised ordinance, and staff will circulate draft language for further member review.
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