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Bristol Township Planning Commission 06/02/2026
Tuesday, Jun 2, 2026
Bristol Planning Commission Recommends Final Subdivision Approval for Dixon Avenue Project
The planning commission reviewed a final subdivision application for Property Perfection Inc. at 1906 Dixon Avenue, Bristol. The applicant, represented by Chelsea Jackman, sought to subdivide a 13,400 sq ft parcel into two single-family detached lots in an R-2 residential district. The plan involves demolishing an existing dwelling on Lot 1 and constructing a new dwelling, and constructing a new dwelling on Lot 2. The proposal required ten waivers from zoning ordinances, including those related to right-of-way width, sidewalks, cartway width, curbing, grading, easement width, street trees, and plan scale. The commission recommended approval to the council, noting the development would enhance the neighborhood aesthetically.
Bristol Township Planning Commission Recommends Approval for River Road Subdivision
The planning commission reviewed a preliminary and final subdivision application for 714 River Road, Cuddon. The applicant, Corey Latiieri, represented by Chelsea Jackman, sought to subdivide an existing 12,000 sq ft parcel with two single-family dwellings into two conforming lots. Each new lot would feature a detached single-family dwelling, driveway, and walkways. The proposal included seven waivers from current zoning ordinances, primarily related to setbacks, curbing, street trees, road widening, sidewalks, grading, and plan scale. The commission recommended approval to the council.
Sketch Plan for New Car Wash at 5555 S Oxford Valley Road Presented to Planning Commission
The planning commission reviewed a sketch plan application for a car wash at 5555 South Oxford Valley Road, Fairless Hills. The applicant, Flagship Pennsylvania Propco LLC, represented by Bernadette Kearney (Hamburg Rubin), proposed redeveloping the site into a car wash (Spotless brand). The plan involves two existing lots, formerly a photography studio, with traffic entering from Fairbridge Drive and exiting onto Saxony Drive. The commission provided feedback on traffic flow, buffer zones, sound mitigation, operating hours, and the need for community outreach before a formal application. The applicant indicated they would engage with neighbors and seek conditional use and zoning relief.
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