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Planning Commission sends fitness‑ordinance clarifications back to council for advertisement

September 20, 2026 | Narberth, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania


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Planning Commission sends fitness‑ordinance clarifications back to council for advertisement
Staff summarized a Planning Commission meeting that considered revisions to a fitness ordinance. Planning commissioners discussed clarifying conditional‑use language (distinguishing building‑type provisions from the use itself), revisited distance standards (the 350‑foot rule) and debated whether to allow fitness uses on corridors like Aperford and Dartmouth. Although some commissioners remained opposed to loosening active‑use requirements on those corridors, the commission ultimately recommended council authorize advertisement of the ordinance with the clarified language.

A committee member who had attended the Planning Commission meeting noted the commission received a presentation on lighting and buffering standards and heard from Adam Schantz on logistical items. The committee accepted the update and will see ordinance language in upcoming council packets.

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