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Springfield supervisors oppose two Zoning Hearing Board applications, cite utilities and acreage concerns
Summary
The Board voted to oppose ZHB applications for a Quarry Road property and a W. Cherry Road proposal, citing prior notifications, lack of public utilities, parking and egress issues; solicitor Scott MacNair will represent the Board at hearings.
The Springfield Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to advise the Zoning Hearing Board that it does not support two separate variance/applications discussed at the May 27 meeting.
On the Quarry Road application, supervisors expressed concern that the property was purchased with knowledge of non-compliance with acreage requirements. The minutes state the Board will have Solicitor Scott MacNair appear to convey the Board's opposition.
On the W. Cherry Road matter, the Board reiterated prior communications during the comprehensive-plan process that any proposal would require zoning revisions contingent on a village study and the availability of public utilities. Supervisors flagged lack of public utilities, egress problems and insufficient parking as reasons for non-support.
No vote counts beyond unanimous non-support are recorded in the public minutes.
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