Planning Director / Zoning Officer at Township of McCandless.
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The Town Council passed a resolution to officially rename the McCandless/Northern Allegheny Heritage Center to the McCandless/Northern Allegheny Heritage and Cultural Center. The resolution directs the Town Manager or their designee to update all applicable town records and core documents to reflect this name change.
The Town Council adopted Resolution No. 6, which approves and places into immediate effect the 2022 edition of the Emergency Operations Plan for the Town of McCandless. This plan serves to maintain and keep current emergency response procedures for the prevention and minimization of injury or damage caused by major emergencies or disasters, ensuring compliance with the Allegheny County Emergency Operations Plan.
The town council meeting centered on announcements regarding community events and the deliberation of the proposed Harmony Manor development. Residents voiced significant concerns regarding the project's density, potential impacts on the existing neighborhood character, and privacy. Key discussion points included engineering challenges, specifically regarding stormwater management, the protection of private well water for adjacent properties, legal access to Bellcrest Place, and traffic safety at the intersection of Harmony and Woodland Road. Multiple community members requested that the council table or reject the proposal until all engineering, safety, and long-term maintenance concerns are satisfactorily addressed.
The board convened to hear an appeal regarding a property variance request. The applicant, who is developing a general store and gathering center, sought a variance from the neighborhood center district ordinance concerning the minimum front setback requirement for an accessory structure. The town confirmed it held no official position on the appeal.
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