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| ...................................................................................................................................................... Village at South Mountain - Power Brothers - Dillsburg Ventures, LLC Submitted September 27, 2006 - 44.7 acres - Traditional Neighborhood Development Proposed single family lots 76 Proposed Apartments 166 Total residential Unites 242 Proposed Retail 40,300sf More on the South Mountain Village can be found here ........................................................................................................................................................................................ Quentin's Meadows - Lennar Homes 174 Townhouses Location Old Gettysburg Pike ........................................................................................................................................................................................ The Townes at Somerton Glen -McNaughton Located Mt Road and US15 27 Townhome dwellings units, Owner occupied, one and two car garages 16 acres. Trees removed May soon be a resubmittal Map showing layout of proposed development ....................................................................................................................................................................................... South Mountain Commons (Wal-Mart) - Lobar this plan is dead in the water,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, NO Walmart 240+ acres 74(York Rd) and US15 Realignment of RT74 and relocate red-light Super Store Measuring 203,819sf -(Wal-Mart) Gas Station 3 - 7,000sf high turnover sit-down restaurants another 15,000sf shopping center Preliminary Plans were approved by Carroll Township and the approval was Challenged by CCSG, CCSG won their appeal of preliminary plan approval, view decision here More on South Mountain Commons .......................................................................................................................................................................... Ironwood - Gulick Farm - Lobar Developer Hershey Command Center Ass. LLC. - owner (same address as Lobar) Ore Bank Rd. and York Rd. (south side of Dillsburg) 172 Acres 304 Single Family Homes Location Map - showing layout of Proposed Development ............................................................................................. |
| Developments and Building Sites |
| This page is to help you stay up to date with some, if not all new or proposed development going on. I will TRY to keep this as up to date as possible |
| Carroll Citizens for Sensible Growth Northern York County, Pennsylvania |
| June 8, 2009 Mountain Commons Plans (Wal-Mart) letter of Denial WE WON this battle - NO Wal-Mart More on The South Mountain Commons Project |
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| Citizen’s Guide to the Permitting and Approval Process for Land Development in Pennsylvania Introduction The land development process in Pennsylvania is a lengthy, multi-step and often confusing process. Municipalities, counties, state agencies and federal agencies may all play a role, as various layers of permits and approvals are needed. This guide provides a brief description of some of the local, state and federal permits and approvals that may be required for a given land development proposal. After the description of each step, opportunities for public involvement and comment are discussed, along with any options for challenging the decision made by the applicable entity. This guide is not necessarily a comprehensive list of every permit or approval that is required for every land development project across the Commonwealth. Nor are all of the permits or approvals listed and described in this guide required for every project. This document should be used as a reference guide only, as you feel your way through the land development process. You should consult with the applicable local, state and federal agencies to determine what permits and approvals are necessary for a given project. View in PDF format here |
| DEP and Land Use DEP is actively engaged in addressing the connection between land use choices and the environment. This effort was begun in 1998 with the release of the 21st Century Environment Commission report, which identified “responsible land use” as the number one environmental issue facing Pennsylvania in the 21st Century. The momentum gained through the early stages of implementation of recommendations of the report continued through 2000 culminating in policies based on the revisions to the Municipalities Planning Code enacted by the passage of Acts 67 and 68. Link DEP Land Use Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code. Link can be found here |