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Owner of 106 Black Rock Road seeks discussion about removing deed restriction that bars car washes
Summary
Staff told the Upper Providence Planning Commission that the owner of 106 Black Rock Road (former Uno site) seeks to remove a deed restriction that has historically barred car washes and convenience stores; staff asked the commission for a recommendation to the supervisors at a July meeting.
Staff advised the commission that a new submission had arrived for 106 Black Rock Road, the parcel that formerly housed Uno, and that the property owner now wants to discuss lifting a deed restriction that specifically prohibits car washes and convenience stores on the lot. "He would like to have a discussion about removing that deed restriction," a staff member said, and asked the commission to consider a recommendation to the board of supervisors in July.
Commissioners acknowledged the item as a board‑level decision because the board had originally signed the restrictive document, and staff said the planning commission's role would be to provide a recommendation. The item did not include a formal application or a vote at the June 17 meeting; staff said the applicant and a prospective operator (car‑wash representative) have been invited to attend the relevant July meeting to explain the request.
No formal change to the deed restriction was made at the June 17 meeting; the commission will consider the matter and forward a recommendation to the supervisors once the item is formally on a future agenda.
