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The meeting focused on the blighting of seven specific properties within the township. The Building and Planning Supervisor provided detailed status reports on several vacant and uninhabitable properties, highlighting issues such as delinquent taxes, liens, and water service termination. The commission formally voted to approve the blighting of the identified locations.
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The agenda includes the consideration of a recommendation to the Council to designate several residential properties located in Levittown and Croydon as blighted.
The meeting notice outlines several variance requests for property owners and businesses. Key items include a rear yard patio variance request at 728 Cedar Ave; a request for impervious surface coverage and side yard setback variances at 522 Stanford Rd for a patio, shed, and addition; a request to permit metal containers as an accessory use at 2631 Durham Rd; and a request for a variance to allow an employee parking lot at 2000 Hartel St.
The meeting involved the review of several zoning applications. One application for a property on Cedar Avenue was denied due to the applicant's failure to appear. Another application for a property on Stanford Road was presented, seeking variances for accessory structure setbacks and impervious surface coverage, which were granted. The board also handled requests for continuances for two other matters, one involving a chicken establishment and another regarding Liberty Tech LLC, with the latter also involving a discussion on traffic studies, parking requirements, and employee counts.
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