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Resident asks township to delay permit enforcement after installing pool without permit; solicitor cites liability
Summary
Resident Chad Sweigart asked the board whether he could delay a swimming pool and deck permit after installing both without a permit and said he cannot afford to bring them up to code; the township solicitor said supervisors could not act due to liability concerns.
Resident Chad Sweigart of 105 Harbold Altland Rd asked the Washington Township Board what he could do to delay his swimming pool and deck permit for the year, stating he installed both without a permit and could not afford to bring them up to code. Solicitor Sharon Myers told the supervisors they could not take any action at the meeting because of liability reasons.
The board did not take action on the request and directed that liability limits prevent immediate waiver or deferral. The resident was not directed to a specific next step in the minutes; standard permit enforcement and remedial options were not spelled out in the meeting record.
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