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Worcester board votes to advertise accessory‑structure zoning amendment for public hearing
Summary
The board voted to advertise a planning commission‑recommended accessory use/structure zoning amendment so the township can hold a public hearing and consider adoption at a future meeting.
The Worcester Township Board of Supervisors voted to authorize advertisement of a planning commission‑recommended accessory structure zoning ordinance amendment so the proposal can proceed to public hearing and later adoption consideration.
Chair Rick DiLello told supervisors the board was being asked only to advertise the amendment rather than adopt it. "We're not voting to adopt or not adopt," he said. The planning commission recommended the text amendment after several months of review. A motion to advertise the ordinance for public hearing passed without public comment.
Next steps: the township will schedule a public hearing where the board will hear questions and public comment before any adoption vote.
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