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Developer says he bought nine Bridge Street lots, council asks for plans before action
Summary
A developer told Patterson Heights council he purchased nine Bridge Street properties and plans housing there but will need a subdivision because lots straddle Beaver Falls and Patterson Heights; council asked for drawings and took no action.
Robert Moore, owner of himlooking LLC, told the council he "had purchased nine properties on Bridge Street" and intends to build housing on the lots. He said the parcels are small and lie in both Beaver Falls and Patterson Heights, meaning the developer will need to pursue a subdivision that requires authorization from both municipalities.
Council members pressed for more detail and agreed not to act on the proposal until Moore provides drawings showing proposed lot lines and building footprints. Bryan Landman asked what kind of housing was planned; after discussion the council recorded that it would wait to review the developer's formal submission before considering approvals or referrals to planning staff or the borough solicitor. The decision to await materials was recorded under New Business.
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