If you live in Wayne, do you want public storage in and near your historic 'hood? What is historic about storage facilities?
from Radnor.com:
Zoning Hearing Board Meeting
March 20th, 2008 at 7:30 PM until end
This is a public Meeting.
Township Municipal Building
301 Iven Avenue
Wayne , PA 19087
Robert F. Loeper, Jr.
tel: (610) 688-5600 ext. 170
Do you want to get stuck in you neighborhood with a main entrance on Plant Avenue, which means storage trucks to this destination would come through residential ? So WAKE UP! Atttend and pack this meeting.
Shame on this developer for not bringing a better plan to the table....what about a nice modest sized mixed use with public parking all in the center of Wayne could avail themselves of? How does this developer think so much impervious surface coverage is ok? If the property has changed hands and is changing use, shouldn't it comply with more realistic impervious surface coverage? Isn't this a neighborhood that floods and floods badly at every drop of rain?
Some of us have taken a drive by this place and we have seen old cars and lots of macadam. We have seen how close this is to residential. Why such a bad plan? They seriously think they deserve all those variances? Why couldn't Radnor get their paws on the land and develop something that would be beneficial to Wayne as a whole? (Not like that thing being discussed over at the Post Office and Library which looks like a bad resort, but hey, maybe a couple of shops and MUNICIPAL parking? That thing Wayne folk and visitors say they need?)
THE FOLLOWING AGENDA IS PRELIMINARY AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHAPTER 280-143 OF THE CODE OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF RADNOR, THAT A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD BY THE
RADNOR TOWNSHIP ZONING HEARING BOARD ON THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 2008,
AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE RADNOR TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 301 IVEN AVENUE,
WAYNE, PA, AT WHICH TIME THE FOLLOWING MATTERS WILL BE CONSIDERED:
APPEAL # 2763 The Rosedon Holding Company Limited Partnership, owners of
WARD 1 property located at 147 Pennsylvania Avenue, Wayne, PA, zoned
C-3 Service Commercial District and in Ward 1. Relief is
requested for a three(3) building community storage facility with
4000 square feet of office space included. The following Variances
are requested: Section 280-103(b)(20) Off Street Parking – 57
spaces required, 6 provided. Section 280-56(G) Lot Coverage 65%
Continued from maximum, 75% proposed, 91% existing. Section 280-109(A)
February Fence Height – Limit 6 feet in height, 8 feet proposed.
Special Exception: Section 280-105(F) Parking within the front
yard setback(s). Section 280-104 Offstreet Loading – 5 berths
required, none in the required dimensions proposed. Alternative
compliant berths proposed. Section 280-56E Rear Yard setback-
78.51 feet required, 25 feet proposed. Section 280-56C, D & E
Front Yards, Side Yards, Rear Yard – variance requested from the
requirement of 3 front yard setbacks. Ordinance requires at least 2
side yards and 1 rear yard. Applicant proposes 1 front yard on
Plant Avenue, 2 side yards east and west, and one rear yard at
Pennsylvania Avenue. Section 280-56A&C, lot width of 150 feet
required at building line, proposed: measure Plant Avenue building
line at 65 feet from legal right of way line which is parallel to the
property line at Plant Avenue – and include the area of the
northwestern side yard as part of the 150 foot required front
building line. The actual lot width at the Plant Avenue building
line is 215 feet.
Also see : http://www.saveardmorecoalition.org/node/2058, http://www.saveardmorecoalition.org/node/2087
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We hear that although this property has changed hands and the continous use has been abandoned that perhaps Radnor doesn't view this land as it should? As a blank slate devoid of grandfathering?
Get busy North Wayne residents, lest you desire a sea of garage like structures, bright lights,more stormwater run off and random folk trucking through your residential neighborhoods at odd times with trucks, unless of course you like that idea?
Shame on Rosedon for not developing a better solution, right? Will Radnor ZHB have the guts to just say no to this plan? Or because this is not being suggested for a millionaire's neighborhood will they turn a blind eye? Will this be a case of money talks the rest of us walks?
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