Paradise Planning Commission tables 410 Hunters Farm Rd. subdivision pending sewage-planning and documentation
Summary
The Planning Commission reviewed a subdivision application for 410 Hunters Farm Rd., raised concerns about lot buildability, septic and sewage-planning-module comments, and tabled the application 5-0 after Solicitor F. Andrew Wolfe recommended documenting a certificate of nonconformance regarding a structure at the setback.
The Paradise Township Planning Commission reviewed a subdivision application proposing to split 410 Hunters Farm Rd. into two lots and voted April 14 to table further consideration until outstanding submission and sewage-planning issues are resolved. Commissioners noted the application lacked required materials — including eight full-size copies of the plans — and raised questions about lot buildability and septic-system requirements.
Solicitor F. Andrew Wolfe suggested one procedural step the applicant could include with the submission: “as part of the submission, a certificate of nonconformance regarding the structure at the setback be documented.” After discussion, Reda Briglia moved to table the subdivision application; Albert Juergens seconded. The motion carried unanimously, 5-0. The Commission instructed staff and the applicant to resolve sewage planning-module comments before returning the application for review.
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