Devon Audi gets the go ahead IF... and only if... if it can clear more hurdles than the jumping horses who compete a few blocks away.
- GOVERNMENT
- Bob Byrne
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Wednesday, December 19, 2012
The Devon Horse show jumping horses have it easy compared to the obstacle course laid out between the proposed Audi of Devon dealership and a final ok to begin construction. Easttown's Board of Supervisors gave the project a conditional green light this week. Now all the Audi dealer must do is jump through 17 hoops before breaking ground on the former Anro Printing property. Most of the conditions are designed to ease the concerns of the residents who live behind the former Anro printing property. It's been a long and winding road for YBH Audi, the dealership that wants to move from its current location on West Chester Pike in Edgmont to the property next to EuroMotorcars Mercedes-Benz on Lancaster Ave. in Devon. Local residents in the …
The proposal hits a temporary snag over concerns about a driveway.
- GOVERNMENT
- Bob Byrne
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
The owners of the proposed Devon Audi site will be back in front of the Easttown Board of Supervisors on Monday (December 17) trying to win approval to put the car dealership on the former ANRO printing company site. A hearing last Monday, December 3 was put on temporary hold over concerns about a driveway that would empty onto Fairfield Road. Local residents do not want any traffic coming or going from the proposed Devon Audi dealership on the side street. YBH Audi wants to keep the current driveway open but has promised to put a no left turn at the end of the driveway to prevent traffic from exiting into the surrounding neighborhood. At the December 3 hearing several neighbors expressed concerns over plans to allow any traffic to use the…
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stacey h ballard
12:30 pm on Wednesday, December 19, 2012
It may sound like a lot of conditions but we have been through Land Development processes in many townships and Easttown Supervisors have always been fair and keep the surrounding businesses and residential neighborhoods in mind. I am sure that in the end the conditions will make the project better for them and the community! I am really glad to see the project at that location, its a natural fit. more ›