Smaller trucks, such as U-Hauls, are adequate, Gilmore said.Īdditionally, Gilmore agreed to use stucco and brick on the building’s frontage, and flat as opposed to corrugated metal on its sides. Gilmore said he will comply with another restriction on large, semi-tractor trailers. The ruling also barred locating antennas/towers on the building, and using it for other purposes.

These included compliance with all EPA requirements, including weight limits and building size.

There will be one full-time employee and shift workers. It will have one entrance and accommodate primarily residential users.

30, Louis Gilmore, the applicant, said the building will be “state of the art,” equipped with sprinklers, alarm system and cameras. It is largely situated over an underground, geosynthetic cap EPA installed in 1996.Īddressing the Planning Commission Sept. Zoned Light Industrial District, the site is part of the Haverford PCP Superfund site and is subject to Environmental Protection Agency restrictions and limitations. A proposed three-story building will have a footprint of 20,804 square feet. Lot 2, 69,597-square feet, will accommodate the storage facility. Lot 1 includes a 22,051-square foot area that contains Zak’s Hamburgers and Swiss Farms. Storage LLC, proposes to subdivide an existing 2.56-acre lot on the northeast corner of Eagle and Lawrence Roads into two lots. The Haverford Township Planning Commission voted last week to recommend approval with conditions of preliminary/final subdivision and land development plans relating to a Mr.

Haverford township zoning board