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Supervisors open then table conditional-use request for storage units
Summary
Winfield Township opened a conditional-use hearing for case 2026-01 — an application by Jaime Merryman and Corey Coll to operate a storage unit in an R/A district — then voted to table the application pending further action.
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Winfield Township Supervisors opened a conditional-use hearing Jan. 29 for case 2026-01, an application by Jaime Merryman and Corey Coll seeking permission to operate a storage unit in an R/A (Residential/Agricultural) zoning district. Attorney Hnath conducted the hearing after Chairman Matthew Klabnik moved to open it.
"An application filed by Jaime Merryman and Corey Coll for a Conditional Use to operate a Storage Unit in an R/A- Residential/Agricultural District set forth in Article 5, Section 5.03 of the Winfield Township Zoning Ordinance," the minutes state. After discussion the board voted to table the application; Mr. Klabnik moved to table and Mr. Robb seconded, with the motion carrying unanimously.
The minutes record no final decision on the application. The board's action kept the matter pending; no additional conditions, fees or a schedule for further hearings is listed in the minutes. Attorney Hnath's conduct of the hearing is noted but there are no verbatim witness statements recorded beyond the filing and the board vote.
Next steps: the conditional-use application remains on hold (tabled) pending further notice or action; the minutes do not specify a new hearing date or outstanding requirements for the applicants.
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