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Bethel Twp. zoning grants portion of cold storage facility to be 125 feet high
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Bethel Township zoning board approved by a 2-1 vote on Tuesday a special exception and variance request by Bell & Evans to raise a portion of a planned cold storage facility from 75 to 125 feet.
Zoning board president Gary Lentz and Richard Rabuck approved the plan while Wesley Harding Jr. opposed it.
Barley Snyder attorney Beth M. Kohl reminded the zoning hearing board that they had previously approved expanding the height of the cold storage building to 75 feet.
The company’s requested building height of up to 125 feet for just over 32,000 square feet of the cold storage facility was approved at a Bethel Township zoning hearing board meeting on Tuesday.
The two-acre lot has a single-family home and a small shed, he told the zoning board members.