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EAC postpones decision on minimum-acreage zoning change affecting 16 parcels
Summary
The EAC discussed a proposal to change minimum acreage for development in RR and OSC zones; MCPC’s map indicates 14 parcels in RR and 2 in OSC would be affected. Members discussed grandfathering and the Township's Conservation Subdivision ordinance and postponed final action until full membership is present.
The Paradise Township Environmental Advisory Council reviewed a proposal to change the minimum acreage required for development in the RR (Rural Residential) and OSC (Open Space Conservation) zoning districts. A map prepared by MCPC shows the proposal would affect 14 parcels in the RR zone and 2 parcels in the OSC zone; the parcels are scattered throughout the township.
Council members discussed options including a grandfathering approach for parcels that would become nonconforming and noted that the Township's existing Conservation Subdivision ordinance for large parcels may influence outcomes for owners who wish to subdivide. The council postponed further discussion and any final action until all EAC members are present.
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