Borough Manager at Borough of Hellertown
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The council meeting included a presentation from the local library regarding its budget, a new book publishing software migration project to SPARK, and community outreach efforts. The council also discussed traffic safety concerns, specifically regarding speed bumps and signage to control traffic in an alleyway, and deliberated on potential solutions to manage vehicle speeds in that area.
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The Board considered a special exception request for 1225 Main Street to change business occupancy from an optometrist office to a mortgage brokerage, which was approved with conditions regarding appointment-only operations and the prohibition of in-person closings. Additionally, the Board began hearing a variance request from the Jefferson Health Corporation regarding wall and freestanding signage at the Lehigh Valley Hospital site, which sought relief from zoning ordinance limits on the size and quantity of signage.
The meeting focused on a lot line consolidation request for 154-156 North Northampton Street, intended to accommodate a one-story residential addition for the property owners. The Commission discussed and recommended approval of five waiver requests related to subdivision and land development ordinances, including those concerning improvement agreements and escrows. The recommendation is contingent upon the applicant installing an iron pin at the property boundary and updating the plan accordingly prior to final review by the Borough Council.
The council addressed a property owner's appeal regarding a failed sidewalk cleaning inspection at 557 Allen Street. The discussion focused on whether the cited conditions were pre-existing and the borough's historical handling of inspections at the property. The council reached a compromise, voting to defer mandatory repairs on the sidewalk portion while requiring the repair of the apron portion, with the choice of material left to the owner's discretion. Additionally, the council heard a pre-scheduled appearance from a representative of Exchange 21 LLC regarding property documentation and master deeds.
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