21 May 2014
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 22 subject tags
The Moon Township Planning Commission met on May 21, 2014, with the chairman presiding. Commissioners unanimously approved the minutes from the April 16 meeting. The commission tabled a minor land development plan from Corsi Management for property at 443 Moon Clinton Road, after the applicant agreed to a time extension until August 7, 2014, to allow for plan revisions that include adding a building. The commission also tabled the Phase 3 final plan for Foxwood Knolls PRD, a Maronda Homes development. The solicitor detailed a procedural dispute from Phase 2, where Maronda initially sought to construct improvements without posting performance security, leading to a year-long delay. For Phase 3, the developer again filed without security and signed a time extension until June 2015. A commissioner expressed concern about setting a precedent by recommending approval before the plan was ready for board action, and the commission voted to table until the developer is ready to proceed. The commission tabled Crighton Plastics’ rezoning request for 511 Moon Clinton Road, as the applicant was absent and the Board of Supervisors had requested additional site plan information, including truck turnaround details. The commission recommended approval of Patrick’s Pub’s request to rezone three parcels from R-4 Urban Residential to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial, to allow for a parking lot expansion. The owner said he would demolish one house, consolidate lots, and add about 50 parking spaces. A commissioner asked whether the comprehensive plan had been reviewed; staff said it had not yet. A pre-application from Guardian Storage for a facility on University Boulevard was tabled at the applicant’s request. Under administrative items, staff reported that the township is finalizing a contract with Environmental Planning and Design for the comprehensive plan update, and that the impact fee study is being managed by the Moon Transportation Authority. The solicitor said an electronic draft of the codification project would be sent to the township manager for review, with certain chapters to come before the planning commission. The engineer also noted receipt of an environmental study related to the Upper Ohio navigation study and federal funding. The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.The Moon Township Planning Commission met on May 21, 2014, with the chairman presiding. Commissioners unanimously approved the minutes from the April 16 meeting. The commission tabled a minor land development plan from Corsi Management for property at 443 Moon Clinton Road, after the applicant agreed to a time extension until August 7, 2014, to allow for plan revisions that include adding a building. The commission also tabled the Phase 3 final plan for Foxwood Knolls PRD, a Maronda Homes development. The solicitor detailed a procedural dispute from Phase 2, where Maronda initially sought to construct improvements without posting performance security, leading to a year-long delay. For Phase 3, the developer again filed without security and signed a time extension until June 2015. A commissioner expressed concern about setting a precedent by recommending approval before the plan was ready for board action, and the commission voted to table until the developer is ready to proceed. The commission tabled Crighton Plastics’ rezoning request for 511 Moon Clinton Road, as the applicant was absent and the Board of Supervisors had requested additional site plan information, including truck turnaround details. The commission recommended approval of Patrick’s Pub’s request to rezone three parcels from R-4 Urban Residential to C-1 Neighborhood Commercial, to allow for a parking lot expansion. The owner said he would demolish one house, consolidate lots, and add about 50 parking spaces. A commissioner asked whether the comprehensive plan had been reviewed; staff said it had not yet. A pre-application from Guardian Storage for a facility on University Boulevard was tabled at the applicant’s request. Under administrative items, staff reported that the township is finalizing a contract with Environmental Planning and Design for the comprehensive plan update, and that the impact fee study is being managed by the Moon Transportation Authority. The solicitor said an electronic draft of the codification project would be sent to the township manager for review, with certain chapters to come before the planning commission. The engineer also noted receipt of an environmental study related to the Upper Ohio navigation study and federal funding. The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m.
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