Thursday, February 7, 2013
The Newtown Borough Council on Tuesday will review plans for Steeple View, a mixed-use project at South State and Penn streets.
Newtown Borough Council on Tuesday is expected to weigh in on plans for a mixed-use development on South State Street. The project, called Steeple View, last week received final approval from the Borough's Planning Commission. The Newtown Advance reported that Borough Council will likely vote on the plans at its upcoming meeting, which begins at 7 p.m. at the Chancellor Center. The Steeple View project features a three-story, mixed-use building that will likely feature the state wine and spirits store on the ground level and residential units above. Developer Allan Smith, who owns the current state store property on Centre Avenue, is seeking to relocate the store to a building on South State Street. Smith said a lease has been signed for …
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
The Steeple View project currently includes a three-story, mixed-use building that would be constructed adjacent to the Sedia house at South State and Penn streets
The Newtown Borough Zoning Hearing Board will discuss the Steeple View application tonight at 7 p.m. at the Newtown Sewer Authority Building, 15 S. Congress St. The Steeple View project currently includes a three-story, mixed-use building that would be constructed adjacent to the Sedia house at South State and Penn streets. The proposal would feature the state wine and spirits store on the ground level and residential units above. The Newtown Borough Planning Commission last week gave preliminary approval to the plans. The Planning Commision will review the proposal again for final approval. The proposal will also go before Newtown Borough Council for review. A date for that review has not yet been scheduled. Developer Allan Smith, who …
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
The plans include a three-story building at South State and Penn streets that would feature a wine and spirits store on the ground level with residential units above.
The Newtown Borough Planning Commission on Monday gave preliminary approval to plans for a mixed-use building on South State Street that will be home to a renovated state wine and spirits store. Developer Allan Smith, who owns the current state store property on Centre Avenue, is seeking to relocate the store to a building on South State Street. The proposal includes a three-story building that would be constructed adjacent to the Sedia house at South State and Penn streets. The proposal would feature the state store on the ground level and residential units above. Since a zoning variance is needed for the project, the plans will go before the Zoning Hearing Board later this month. That meeting will be held Jan. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Newtown…
Monday, January 7, 2013
The Newtown Borough Planning Commission will review plans for a new state wine and spirits store at its meeting tonight.
Plans for a renovated state wine and spirits store will be reviewed tonight by the Newtown Borough Planning Commission. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at Borough Hall. Developer Allan Smith, who owns the current state store property on Centre Avenue, is seeking to relocate the store to a building on South State Street. The proposal features a three-story building that would be constructed adjacent to the Sedia house at South State and Penn streets. The proposal would feature the state store on the ground level and residential units above. The Borough Planning Commission reviewed Smith's plans in November but tabled final approval so the applicant could make some recommended changes. According to officials, the Pennsylvania Liquor Control …
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Developer Allan Smith presented preliminary plans to relocate the store to a new building on South State Street in Newtown Borough.
The Newtown Borough Zoning Board approved several variances for a portion of the Steeple View project that would relocate the Wine and Spirits store to South State Street. Newtown-raised developer Allan Smith, who owns the current state store property on Centre Avenue, presented preliminary plans to relocate the store to a new building on South State Street that would meet the current standards the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board is looking for. The new building would also feature 13 condos on the second and third floor. The Steeple View team hopes to construct a building that is roughly 213-feet-long. However, 120 feet is the maximum length permitted in that portion of the borough. The group asked for a variance, which was approved. …
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Developer Allan Smith is seeking to construct a new 12,000-square-foot wine and spirits store on South State Street.
The developer seeking to construct a new state store on South State Street is in the process of preparing plans for submission, Newtown Borough Solicitor Bill Bolla told council Tuesday. Bolla provided an update on the status of developer Allan Smith’s proposal to construct a new 12,000-square-foot wine and spirits store. He said Smith has met with the Newtown Borough zoning officer for recommendations. Once the plans are finalized, they will be submitted to the Zoning Hearing Board. Smith, who owns the current state store property on Centre Avenue, is seeking to relocate it to South State Street in a building that meets the current standards of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, which leases the…
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Developer Allan Smith came before Borough Council Tuesday night to present plans for a new 12,000-square-foot state wine and spirits store on South State Street.
Plans for a new 12,000-square-foot wine and spirits store were presented to Newtown Borough Council Tuesday night. Developer Allan Smith, who owns the current state store property on Centre Avenue, is seeking to relocate it to a building on South State Street that meets the current standards of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. Borough Solicitor Bill Bolla told Council last week during a work session that the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, which leases the space from Smith, is pushing to update its stores so they are larger and more customer-friendly. According to Smith, the interior of the new state store would be identical to the one that recently opened in New Hope. Smith is currently preparing plans for Steeple View, a …
Friday, April 20, 2012
The hearing, postponed from March, was supposed to be held in April but has yet to be scheduled, according to Newtown Borough officials.
A conditional use hearing for a major mixed-use development in Newtown Borough that was postponed from February has yet to be rescheduled, according to borough officials. In December, Borough Council opened the hearing to consider developer Allan Smith's proposal to construct 121 condos, 40,904 square feet of commercial space and below and above ground parking at the former Stockburger Chevrolet site off South State Street. The project, initially known as Stocking Works II, is now called Steeple View. The hearing in December was continued and resumed in January. It was scheduled to continue again in February but was cancelled until March. The March hearing was then also cancelled and was supposed to resume in April. "We are working very …
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
The hearing, which first began in December and resumed in January, was set for Feb. 23 but has been postponed until March 27.
An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported the hearing is scheduled for March 29. Patch apologizes for the error. A conditional use hearing for the Stocking Works II proposal, now known as Steeple View, has been postponed from later this month until Tuesday, March 27. The hearing, which first began in December and resumed in January, was set for Feb. 23 but has been postponed at the request of the applicant, borough officials announced Tuesday. The hearing in March will begin at 6 p.m. at the The hearing in front of Newtown Borough Council is the first step in an approval process for the redevelopment of the former Stockburger Chevrolet site off South State Street. Developer Allan Smith has submitted three plans to Newtown …
Jordan
8:09 am on Monday, February 11, 2013
I like the development, except I think it's crazy that the retail on the first floor won't have an entrance or windows at street level! That needs to change. more ›