A public hearing involving the transfer of a liquor license to Two Farms Inc., the developer of the proposed Royal Farms store on Armand Hammer Boulevard, has been scheduled by Lower Pottsgrove commissioners for May 19.
Construction crews are expected to be busy again this week at the site of the Moove In rental storage facility on East High Street in Sanatoga village, as it prepares to expand with several exterior buildings.
In Lower Pottsgrove, the last government bodies to hold meetings in remote locations due to the pandemic are the township Board of Commissioners and the Planning Commission. Both will return to the Buchert Road municipal building in May.
Monday night's meeting of the Lower Pottsgrove Planning Commission, originally scheduled for 6:30 at The Sunnybrook Ballroom, has been canceled, the township reported.
A.D. Moyer Lumber plans to install a modern rack system to store products on its property. Lower Pottsgrove's Zoning Hearing Board granted three variances requested to make the project possible.
Positive developments in recent weeks have Royal Farms considering submission of a more comprehensive land development plan for its proposed Armand Hammer Boulevard store in Lower Pottsgrove, the township manager said Tuesday.
Proposed property line changes for residential lots on White Pine Lane in Lower Pottsgrove were approved Tuesday by the township Planning Commission. Its agreement is contingent on paperwork, though.
The "recent surge" in virus-related cases reported across the region has prompted Lower Pottsgrove Township to hold online meetings this month for its Sewer Authority, Planning Commission, and Board of Commissioners.