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The East Greenville
Borough Planning Commission meets on the Third Tuesday of each month at
Borough Hall when there is business on their agenda. The Planning
Commission consists of the following members:
George Althouse
Robert Gery
Karen Mauer
Debra Perlow
Ryan Pugh
To Download a Land Development and
Subdivision Application, Click
here.

1.
Sign Ordinance Update
The Planning Commission is reviewing the
Borough's sign regulations and will be formulating a draft of new
regulations.
2.
Parking Improvement Study
With the assistance of the Montgomery
County Planning Commission, the Borough will be starting a parking
improvement study for the entire borough.
3. JFlex Corp. - Second
Street Subdivision
a minor subdivision is proposed along
Second Street between the YMCA property and Washington Street.

November 2008
P.C. Meeting Minutes
December
16, 2008 Meeting Minutes
January 20
2009 PC Minutes
Feb. 17
2009 - PC Meeting
April 21, 2009 P.C. Meeting
May 19, 2009 Meeting
June 16, 2009 Planning
Commission Meeting
July 21,
2009 Meeting
September 16, 2009 Meeting Minutes
October 20
2009 PC Meeting
January 19 2010 Minutes
February 16, 2010 PC Meeting
March 16, 2010 Meeting
April 2010
May 18, 2010
June 2010 Meeting Minutes
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Railroad Street – Rober Subdivision
The plans propose the subdivision of a property, formerly an auto body
repair shop, into three lots. One lot is proposed to maintain the former
auto body shop, now used for storage, and two residential lots. Each
residential lot is proposed to have a semidetached dwelling (Twin). This
project would include extending Railroad Street to the front of the
residential dwellings. At the February meeting, the Planning Commission
recommended sending this plan to Borough Council for their approval.
Borough Council approved the subdivision on March 11, 2009.
413 Jefferson Street
The conditional use
application to convert the nonconforming industrial use into twelve
condominium units was approved by Borough Council on December 15, 2008.
A land development application was reviewed by the Planning Commission
and recommended for approval. Borough Council reviewed the approval and
approved the project at their April meeting. This project includes rehabilitating the
building into twelve dwelling units, upgrading the parking and storm
water facilities.
399 Washington
Street - Life Span Child Day Care Center
Final approval of the
revised final plans was granted on June 7, 2010 by Borough Council.
Minor changes to the original plan approved in 2009 were approved.
06/23/2010
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