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Township approves Resolution 06‑2026 for Most Holy Trinity with holding‑tank agreement required before permit
Summary
The board passed Resolution 06‑2026 approving a plan revision for Most Holy Trinity Church while clarifying that a Holding Tank Maintenance Agreement must be executed before a permit is issued; acceptable escrow forms were listed.
The Board approved Resolution 06‑2026, a plan revision related to new land development for Most Holy Trinity Church, while clarifying pre‑permit requirements. Solicitor John C. Prevoznik told the Board that the Holding Tank Maintenance Agreement does not need to be executed to pass the resolution but is required before any permit is released; escrow may be provided by an irrevocable letter of credit, a restricted escrow account naming Paradise Township, or cash.
Bill Haschak attended on behalf of Most Holy Trinity Church for the discussion. Supervisor Michael Stein moved to approve Resolution 06‑2026 and Chair Gonze seconded; the motion carried 2-0. The Board recorded that the Holding Tank Agreement must be completed before the permit is issued, and the Zoning Office/SEO will be involved in verifying that the agreement and escrow are in place.
The decision allows the development plan to proceed in the approval process while enforcing the Township’s requirement that long‑term sewage maintenance responsibilities be secured before permits are released.
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