Easton Planning Commission conditionally approved an eight-lot townhome subdivision on Stewart Street in a contested 4-2 vote. Applicant Manshi Patel, representing property owner Scott Kindred, will develop seven townhome units with required conditions addressing fire access and stormwater
Easton Planning Commission unanimously recommends two special exceptions to Zoning Hearing Board. The commission voted to recommend approval for converting 329 Folk Street into four multifamily units, with conditions requiring an impact assessment and applicant commitment to plant street trees
Easton Planning Commission conditionally approves 259-unit Foundry redevelopment on former industrial site. The five-member commission voted 4-0 with one abstention on each of two mixed-use buildings: a four-story, 100-unit structure at 1100 Bushkill Drive and a seven-story, 159-unit building at
The Easton Planning Commission unanimously approved four residential and commercial development projects. The commission, led by Dr. Ken Greene, unanimously approved conditional final approvals for two residential low-rise developments at 364 and 367 East Berwick Street and a 12-unit, three-story
Easton Planning Commission advances zoning authority amid accelerating growth. Commissioners voted unanimously to recommend increasing zoning-notice radius from 100 to 200 feet and establishing supplementary standards for data centers and advanced manufacturing. A separate motion on Planning
Easton Planning Commission approves 73-unit mixed-use development at 101 South Third Street. Serfass Linden Development LLC received conditional final approval for the seven-story building, which includes 15 one-bedroom, 36 two-bedroom, and 22 three-bedroom units plus 2,542 square feet of retail
The Easton Planning Commission unanimously approved four development projects at its January 7 reorganization meeting. Dr. Ken Greene was re-elected chairman and Hubert Etchison vice chairman. The approvals included a new 322-space parking garage at 669 Washington Street, a special exception to
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