During a brief but well-attended meeting of the Bethlehem Township Planning Commission on January 24, its seven-member board reviewed plans for a 6,400 sq. ft. pole barn maintenance building on Moravian Academy's sprawling, 121-acre, campus. Located along the eastern edge of the campus, it will be accessed by an internal driveway instead of directly from Green Pond Road. According to Angelo M. Capuzzi of Chester Valley Engineers, it will be 300' away from the nearest road.Asked about the habitual flooding along Green Pond Road, Capuzzi stated that an additional detention basin was recently added, but because of the sinkhole potential of the soil in that area, options are limited.
Director of Campus Facilities & Development Bill Stank told planners the building would store lawn care equipment, a pick-up truck and a van. Board members Kenn R. Edinger and James Daley suggested that the safety committee review the above-ground fuel tanks, as well as a proposal for an 18' wide driveway.
After their formal presentation, Stank and Capuzzi informally reviewed their plans with neighbors and, upon completion, nobody objected to the proposal.
Planners will consider approval during their February meeting.
In other business, Lee Snover reorganized by keeping the same team they had in place last year. Lee Snover, James Daley and Kenn R. Edinger were unanimously elected Chair, Vice-Chair and Secretary.
Quietly sitting in the back, watching the proceedings, was Commissioner Paul Weiss. He said it felt good to be a spectator for a change.
3 comments:
BOH -
Guess you saw the article in the Mcall that LV home sales reached new lows in 2010. Of course this was exactly the opposite of the stories reported in the Mcall over the last year. In fact, several instances where information appearing in articles must have been false if the article in this morning's paper is accurate.
Of course, readers of this blog would have known the truth due to your posts on the record low deed recordings. A classic example of how so called alternative media sources can be more accurate.
Agree. And thanks, Bernie. Publications that sell advertising to realtors are not objective sources of housing industry news.
Thanks for the very nice words. They are much appreciated.
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