T H O R N B U R Y T O W N S H I P D E L A W A R E C O U N T Y P l a n n i n g C o m m i s s i o n 6 Township Drive Cheyney, PA

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APPROVED SEPTEMBER 12, 2012 T H O R N B U R Y T O W N S H I P D E L A W A R E C O U N T Y P l a n n i n g C o m m i s s i o n 6 Township Drive Cheyney, PA 19319-1020 James Bulkley, Chairman James Quinn, Jr., Vice-Chairman MINUTES Thornbury Township Planning Commission Meeting Wednesday, August 8, 2012 Robert Ricciuti Allen McCann Robert Ferrara Charles Howat Kenneth Zitarelli The Thornbury Township Planning Commission held a public meeting Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2012 at the Township Administration Building, 6 Township Drive, Cheyney, Pennsylvania. Chairman Bulkley called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. PRESENT: James Bulkley, Chairman Ken Kynett, Esq., Solicitor James Quinn, Jr., Vice Chairman Wayne Grafton, Land Planner Robert Ricciuti Mike Ciocco, P.E., Twp. Engineer Allen McCann Robert Ferrara Kenneth Zitarellli ABSENT: Charles Howat MEMBERS OF PUBLIC: 9 Mr. Bulkley called the meeting to order and reviewed the Agenda, as follows: AGENDA 1. SALUTE TO THE FLAG 2. PUBLIC COMMENT 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES July 25, 2012 4. OLD BUSINESS a. Gricco Subdivision Amendment, 205 & 209 Locksley Rd. b. Sweetwater Rd. Tract (aka Rabena) Prelim. 3-lot Subdivision 53 Sweetwater Rd. c. Outdoor Dining Ordinance d. Comprehensive Plan Addendum/Update 5. NEW BUSINESS a. Edward Lawler, Minor 2-Lot Subdivision, 4 Sweetbriar La. 6. ACTION DATES REVIEW 7. NEXT MEETING (Optional) Wed., Aug. 22, 2012 at 7 p.m. 8. ADJOURNMENT 1. SALUTE TO THE FLAG: Mr. Bulkley led the salute to the flag. 2. PUBLIC COMMENT: Mike Avella, 25 Timber La., stated that he was in favor of outdoor dining. 3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: On a motion by Mr. McCann and seconded by Mr. Ricciuti all members present voted aye to approve the July 25, 2012

PAGE 2 minutes, as amended by Mr. McCann. Mr. Bulkley, Mr. Quinn, and Mr. Zitarelli abstained due to their absence from that meeting. 4. OLD BUSINESS a. Gricco Subdivision Amendment, 205 & 209 Locksley Rd.: Present: Mr. Gricco, the applicant Mr. Gerace, the applicant s developer Mr. Gricco stated that he was seeking a recommendation from the Planning Commission. The applicant indicated that the perc tests were completed with passing results, the temporary drive is in, and they will finish the driveway portion as soon as possible. Mr. Ciocco stated that he witnessed the perc testing and he received from Mr. Damon (Mr. Gricco s engineer) the approvals and the E & S plan for the temporary road crossing. Mr. Ciocco noted meeting meeting with Mr. Damon on 8/7/12 who agreed to comply with all of Mr. Ciocco s 2/7/12 review letter comments, but had not yet updated the plans to reflect this. Mr. Ciocco stated that the Historic Commission submitted a review letter dated 4/28/10. The members felt consistent with the policy of the Board of Supervisors (BOS), that a revised plan must be submitted and a majority of Mr. Ciocco s review comments must be satisfied before a recommendation could be made by the Planning Commission. Mr. Ciocco noted that the applicant must update the tree replacement count and show all of them on the plan. Mr. Ciocco stated that the applicant agreed to make changes to the common driveway, install a gutter curb, and several other improvements as listed in his 2/7/12 review letter. Mr. Grafton noted that most of the items discussed tonight were discussed in February. Mr. Kynett recommended that the applicant ask Mr. Seagraves what permits and approvals are needed to get the headwalls in and stabilized in advance of plan approval. Mr. Gerace explained that he needs to move a great deal of dirt from the top to fill in the 2 pipelines. While discussing tree replacement Mr. Kynett explained that the applicant must show how they tried to meet the ordinance before a waiver would be considered. Mr. Bulkley asked Mr. Gricco to obtain an extension from Mr. Carbutt. b. Sweetwater Rd. Tract (a.k.a. Rabena), Prelim. 3-lot Subdivision, 53 Sweetwater Rd.: Present: Mr. Rabena, the applicant Mr. Popplewell, P.E., the applicant s engineer Mr. Popplewell stated that the plan shows a 3 lot subdivision. Mr. Popplewell stated there may be a 4 th lot for incorporation in to an adjoining neighbor s lot, but agreed to add wording to the plan stating that if the adjacent lot was not sold to the neighbor, it would create a nonbuilding lot. Mr. Kynett stated if the whole lot was not generated now, or if the adjoining property owner did not purchase it, the applicant would

PAGE 3 have to show the lot as a complying building lot. Mr. Ciocco stated that the applicant needs a review from the Historical Commission regarding the required Historic Resource Impact Study. Mr. Bulkley stated that the Township requires separate driveways over shared driveways with new subdivisions, as it eliminates the need for a shared driveway agreement, unless site restrictions or other reasons prohibit separate driveways. Mr. Popplewell proposed a 12 ft. wide shared driveway with 3 pull-offs (1 widened to 30 ft.), as there is little frontage on Sweetwater Rd. which would reduce the number of destroyed trees and impervious coverage. Mr. Bulkley suggested that the applicant investigate 2-10 ft. wide driveways with a small green space between them. Mr. Grafton suggested the applicant also consider 2 driveways at the road, but combining them into 1 shared driveway to cross the stream. Mr. Kynett suggested that the applicant present some alternatives for consideration. Mr. Popplewell noted: (1) the site is heavily wooded; (2) he will only remove necessary trees; (3) he will try to preserve the larger trees; and (4), he will not have much room for replacement trees. Mr. Bulkley suggested the applicant count house landscaping. Mr. Kynett explained that the applicant must first show how they it to meet the ordinance before a waiver will be considered. Mr. Popplewell indicated that they will likely show 2 separate driveways to avoid the waivers and issues discussed. c. Outdoor Dining Ordinance: Mr. Bulkley stated that he believed that the conditional use process was the best way to handle outdoor dining without a noise ordinance, and the Township would not have to incur the expense of enforcement. Mr. Kynett explained that, as suggested by the members, he restructured proposed section 27-1003.B.1.(h) to prohibit live or other forms of entertainment, speakers or other sound amplification, and outdoor fireplaces, fountains and any other similar items and structures, unless approved by the BOS as part of the conditional use process. Public Comment: An unidentified resident asked how this discussion began. Mr. Kynett stated the draft ordinance was initiated by the BOS who provided the draft ordinance to the Planning Commission (PC) for consideration. Mr. Bulkley stated that residents would have at least 2 potential opportunities to present their thoughts and opinions to the BOS, first at the public hearing to consider adoption of the ordinance and then, assuming the ordinance is adopted, at the specific conditional use

PAGE 4 hearing on an application. Mr. Ciocco also clarified that a bar is not allowed outside, but liquor may be served outside. Mrs. McCann, Dilworthtown Rd., asked how the public is notified. Mr. Bulkley explained that hearing notices are placed on the Township doors, web site, newsletter, and advertised in a newspaper. Mrs. McCann asked if each restaurant would come in for a yearly conditional use. Mr. Bulkley stated he did not believe that the Township could change a restaurant s restrictions yearly. Mr. Ricciuti felt that more conditions should be added, such as time limits on operation. Mr. Bulkley stated that he believed this would be addressed in the conditional use process. MOTION: On a motion by Mr. Zitarelli and seconded by Mr. McCann, with 1 member (Mr. Howat) absent, 5 members voted in favor to recommend to the Board of Supervisors adoption of the proposed Outdoor Dining Ordinance in the form attached. Mr. Ricciuti voted in opposition, as he felt the proposed ordinance should contain more restrictions. d. Comprehensive Plan Addendum/Update: Mr. Bulkley stated that discussion on this topic would be tabled. Mr. Bulkley asked the members to review the goals and email comments to Mr. Bulkley and Mr. Grafton for the next meeting. 5. NEW BUSINESS a. Edward Lawler, Minor 2-lot Subdivision, 4 Sweetbriar La.: Mr. Bulkley stated that this item was tabled until a review letter was received from our Twp. Engineer. 6. ACTION DATES: Mr. Bulkley reviewed the Gricco action dates. Mrs. Zitarelli noted that she would ask Mr. Carbutt to get an extension. 7. NEXT MEETING: (Optional) Wed., Aug. 22, 2012, at 7 p.m.: MOTION: On a motion by Mr. McCann and seconded by Mr. Ricciuti, all members present voted in favor of not holding the optional 2 nd meeting in August (August 22). The next Planning Commission meeting is scheduled for September 12. 8. ADJOURNMENT: On a motion by Mr. McCann and seconded by Mr. Zitarelli, the meeting adjourned at 8:15 p.m. Respectfully submitted,

PAGE 5 Deborah Zitarelli, Planning Commission Secretary cc: Planning Commission Members Michael Ciocco, Township Engineer Board of Supervisors Wayne Grafton, Land Planner Kenneth D. Kynett, Esq. Geoff Carbutt, Subdivision Coordinator Robert P. Anderman, Esq. Suzanne Howat, Bookkeeper Jeffrey Seagraves, Township Manager