ABINGTON TOWNSHIP ZONING HEARING BOARD HEARING NOTICE   Abington Township Municipal Building, 1176 Old York Road, Abington PA 19001   LEGAL NOTICE   NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Zoning Hearing Board of Abington Township (the “Board”) will meet on Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at 6:30 p.m., in the Abington Township Municipal Building located at 1176 Old York Road, Abington PA, 19001, to conduct public hearings on the applications listed below, together with any other business coming before the Board, at which time interested citizens may attend and will be given the opportunity to be heard. A virtual option for observing the meeting and hearings will be available. Log-in information will be posted at least 5 days in advance at www.abingtonpa.gov. Any person seeking party status must attend in person.   A copy of all applications and plans are on file with the Zon-ing Office and are available on the Township website at www.abingtonpa.gov   25-71: Dereck Miller and Lynne Czyzewicz request a Variance from the Abington Township Zoning Ordinance (the “Ordinance”) §1407.3.B to allow a fence at real property identified as 354 Cadwalader Ave, within the R-4 Medium-High-Density Residential and the Floodplain Conservation Overlay Zoning Districts, Ward #3. 26-21: Nicholas Carman requests the following relief from and pursuant to the Ordinance to construct an Accessory Dwelling Unit at real property identified as 820 Meetinghouse Rd, within the R-1 Low-Density Residential Zoning District, Ward #1: 1. a Special Exception pursuant to §301.Comprehensive Use Matrix to construct an attached ADU; 2. Variances from Ordinance §302 to permit greater than the maximum impervious surface coverage and conversely, less than the minimum required green area; 3. a Variance from Ordinance §2601.P.4 to allow a driveway wider than 20 feet; or, in the alternative, a Variance from Ordinance §2304.A.1 to allow fewer than the required number of ADU parking spaces. 26-29: Daniel McGinley and Dawn McGinley request the following relief from the Ordinance to allow improvements to a Residential Accessory Structure at 311 Heathcliffe Rd, within the R-4 Medium-High-Density Residential Zoning District, Ward #3: 1. Variances from Ordinance §602 to permit greater than the maximum impervious surface coverage and conversely, less than the minimum required green area; and 2. a Variance from Ordinance §2103.A.Use A-22.5 to allow a Residential Accessory Structure within the required rear yard setback. 26-30: Dawn F. Johnson requests a Variance from Ordinance §2103.A.Use A-22.3 to allow a Residential Accessory Structure within the required rear yard setback at real property identified as 1589 Osbourne Rd, within the R-4 Medium-High-Density Residential Zoning District, Ward #5. 26-31: Hung DoNuyen and Vinh Trieu Nuyen request a Variance from Ordinance §1005 to allow a change to residential use at real property identified as 1155 Easton Rd, within the MS-VC: Main Street Village Center Zoning District, Ward #14. 26-32: Edna Durnell and Jamie Nicole Robinson request the following relief from and pursuant to the Ordinance to construct an attached Accessory Dwelling Unit at 1618 Arnold Ave, within the R-4 Medium-High-Density Residential Zoning District, Ward #5: 1. a Special Exception pursuant to §601.Comprehensive Use Matrix to allow an attached ADU; 2. Variances from Ordinance §302 to permit greater than the maximum impervious surface coverage and conversely, less than the minimum required green area; 3. a Variance from Ordinance §2103.A.Use A-1.2.c to allow one of the principal owners to occupy the ADU; and 4. a Variance from Ordinance §2601.P.3 to allow more than one driveway cut for every 100 feet of street frontage; or, in the alternative, a Variance from Ordinance §2304.A.1 to allow fewer than the required number of ADU parking spaces. 26-33: Rydal East, Inc. requests a Variance from Ordinance §1103.Fig 11.9 to allow a deviation from mandated Mixing Requirements among residential, commercial, and office uses at real property identified as Montgomery County Parcel 30-00-66660-00-9, and commonly referred to as 1570 and 1610 The Fairway, within the BC: Business Center-Noble Zoning District, Ward #7. 26-34: Jo-Netta Daniels requests the following relief from the Ordinance in to allow improvements at 749 Township Line Rd, within the R-4 Medium-High-Density Residential Zoning District, Ward #4: 1. Variances from Ordinance §2103.A.Use A-22.3 to allow multiple detached Residential Accessory Structures within the side yard setback, within 10 feet of each other, and within 10 feet of the principal building; and 2. a Variance from Ordinance §2103.A.Use A-22.6 to construct a Residential Accessory Structure within the front yard. 26-35: Lisa Muraika and Scott Fields request the following relief from and pursuant to the Ordinance to construct an Accessory Dwelling Unit (“ADU”) at 1553 Cherry Lane, within the R-1 Low-Density Residential Zoning District, Ward #1: 1. a Special Exception pursuant to §301.Comprehensive Use Matrix to allow a detached ADU; 2. a Variance from Ordinance §2103.A.Use A-1.2.d.1 to allow a detached ADU greater than 625 square feet.