Planning Commission - Regular Meeting

November 10th order. Yes, sir. Mr. Shelton here. Mr. Brumfield here. Mr. Yaman here. Mr. Easley here. Miss Warren here. Mr. Katic here. And Mr. Stone here. Let's all rise for a moment of silence followed by the pledge of allegiance.

Pledge to the flag of the stands nation for all. be seated. You should have had a chance to look at your agenda. Do I hear an approval for our agenda? So moved. Second.

Okay. Moved by Mr. Yamman, second by OD. And uh call for a vote. Motion carries. You should had a ch you should have had a chance to review the minutes from our previous meeting. Uh do I hear a motion to approve our minutes from the previous meeting?

So move second. Okay. Motion was made by Miss Shelton. It was second by Mr. Katic. Mr. Chairman, I was not at that meeting, so I'll abstain. Guess what?

Thank you, Mr. Easley. Motion carries. Do we have any old business at this time? No, sir. Okay. Any new business we need to go over? No, sir. Uh other than uh we do have a meeting scheduled for December, there will be four cases, three SUPs and one variance.

Thank you. There's no chairman report at this time. So, we'll start the public hearing. The time is 603. Pursuant to article B, division 7 of the Pennsylvania county zoning ordinance, we the board of zoning appeals have been empowered to hear and decide Pacific applications and appeals in support of said ordinances. In accomplishing this important task, we are charged with promoting the health, safety, and general welfare of the citizens of Pennsylvania county. We must ensure that all of our decisions and recommendations be directed to these goals and that each be consistent with the environment, the comprehensive plan, and in the best interest of Pennsylvania county, its citizens, and its prosperity. Anyone here to speak to the board other than the applicant regarding zoning cases will be limited to three minutes. Mr. Arnold, would you like to read our first case?

Sure. Case S--25-021. Eric Grabowski has petitioned for a special use permit on 3.326 acres located on Tracy Drive in the Banister District to allow for a manufactured home. On October 7th, 2025, the planning commission recommended by a 5 to zero vote with no opposition that the petitioner's request be granted. The staff summary is enclosed in the board packet. Mr. Chairman, Mr. Gowski is not here to represent the petition tonight. However, I'm happy to answer any questions you all may have. Thank you. Does anybody on the board have any questions at this time?

Mr. Chairman, I wrote I'd looked at the property this afternoon and it appears to be in a very appropriate location. Thank you. for mobile home. So, thank you, Mr. I would recommend a positive motion.

Okay, I got a recommendation for a positive motion. Um, Mr. Arnold, I don't have the sheets for a positive motion to read. This a special use permit positive motion. Yes. Whereas Mr. Gowski has petitioned the board of zoning appeals for a special use permit. Whereas we find no substantial detriment to the adjacent property, that the character of the zoning district will not be changed thereby, and that such use will be in the harmony with the purpose and intent of the ordinance, and whereas there are no significant adverse affection effects upon adjacent property that cannot be mitigated through conditions. I move the special use permit be uh granted.

So moved. Mr. Elely Mr. Easley made the motion. Do I hear a second? Second, Mr. Sh second. We'll call for a vote.

Before we have this vote, there is no other people here that want to speak on behalf of the petitioner. No sir, no one signed up to speak. Thank you. Motion carries. Mr. Gowski Kowski, I hope that uh your home is just what you wanted. Thank you. All right. Nothing else being on the agenda. Do I hear a motion that we adjourn?

So moved. Second. Mr. Yaman and Mr. Sheldon. Second. Thank you all.