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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Bristol Township public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Residential Deck and Impervious Surface Variances
A homeowner in Croydon is asking for permission to build a rear yard patio that exceeds normal impervious surface limits and cuts into rear yard setback requirements.
Commercial Property Lot Line and Parking Adjustments
Liberty Tech is applying to use an M-1 light manufacturing property in Levittown as an employee parking lot for workers from three nearby addresses.
Residential Addition and Coverage Variances at 522 Stanford Rd.
Fairless Hills homeowners are requesting major zoning flexibility to allow a home addition, shed, and patio, including significantly more hard surfaces and zero side yard setback.
Storage Container Storage & Enforcement Appeal
Walter Rybas sought temporary relief to keep metal storage containers on a residential property, but the board denied the appeal, supporting code enforcement.
Commercial Parking Relief for Outdoor Dining
Pineda Real Estate secured a variance for an outdoor patio at Yordana's Pizza, with neighborhood-backed conditions restricting music, hours, and liquor sales.
Impervious Surface and Property Variance Compliance
The board addressed property variance requests involving excessive impervious surface coverage from driveways, sheds, pools, and patios. Homeowners were advised on strict lot coverage limits and stormwater management requirements.
Commercial Truck Parking Opposition on Beaver Dam Road
Residents strongly opposed a proposal to allow commercial truck parking on Beaver Dam Road, citing severe traffic jams, safety risks near bus stops and schools, and environmental runoff concerns.
United Way Parking Relief at 2901 Edgeley Road
The United Way is relocating its headquarters and community center to Edgeley Road and received permission to keep its existing 56 parking spaces instead of paving over green space for hundreds of unneeded spots.