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Public commenters raise variance and septic concerns for 165 Reeder Road
Summary
Three speakers addressed the zoning hearing application for 165 Reeder Road: representatives for applicants Dennis Cronin and Omar King testified; Mr. King signaled willingness to remove a fence from the variance request, and the Board noted a septic violation flagged by Chester County Health Department.
During the public comment portion of the West Nantmeal Board meeting, multiple participants addressed the Zoning Hearing application for 165 Reeder Road. Theodore Speedy spoke on behalf of his client, Dennis Cronin, and Mr. Cronin read an additional statement to the Board.
Matthew McKeon spoke on behalf of his client, Omar King; the record states that Mr. King "is agreeable to remove the fence from the variance request." Chairman Gary C. Elston also noted that the Chester County Health Department assessed a septic violation at the property; Solicitor Craig Kologie said the violation "was being addressed by the property owner and a holding tank might be a temporary solution." These items were recorded under audience and old-business discussion.
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