Once that written notice is received, trustees have 30 days to slate the public hearing.

However, trustees cannot schedule that event until they receive a letter from the township Zoning Commission, which is considered an official notice of the panel's recommendation.Īs of March 3, trustees had not gotten that letter from the zoning commission, township Administrator Karen Sundy said.

Township trustees will hold their own public hearing before making the final decision. The property owned by the entity is situated on the west side of Lane Road, north of the railroad tracks located closest to South Ridge Road, or Route 84.Ī planned-unit development is a project that provides for clustering of single-family dwellings, so a higher density - or greater number - of homes can be built within a particular property. Lane Road Partners is requesting the zoning amendment to allow construction of a planned-unit development housing community with 150 homes on 93 acres of land. 5-Perry Township residents who attended a public hearing overwhelmingly spoke out against a request to rezone property to build a large housing development on Lane Road.Īt the conclusion of the March 1 hearing, the township Zoning Commission recommended that township trustees not change the property's zoning classification from single-family residential to single-family planned-unit development.

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