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

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1. 399 Washington Street - Life Span Child Day Care Center

A zoning variance hearing  for relief on the size of the building expansion was held July 15, 2009 at Borough Hall. The Zoning Hearing Board voted to allow the proposed expansion of the building with a condition on the planting buffer between this property and 345 Washington Street. The Land Development review has been completed. Final approval was approved by Borough Council. The project is in the design phase and a revision to the plan is expected to be submitted for review in February 2010.

2. Revitalization Plan Re-write

The Borough has contracted with the Montgomery County Planning Commission to re-write the Revitalization Plan. A draft plan is mostly complete and will be released for review at the February Planning Commission meeting. The Planning Commission is investigating amending the Sign section of the Zoning Code. Please review the meeting minutes for more information.

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

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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.

01/20/2010