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Board approves waiver for 802 Gravel Pike self‑storage, adds historic‑register compliance language

Upper Hanover Township Board of Supervisors · February 11, 2025
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Summary

Upper Hanover adopted Waiver Resolution 2025‑12 to allow a loading/unloading structure at a proposed self‑storage facility at 802 Gravel Pike, and amended the waiver to require seeking National Historic Register status and complying with required architectural materials.

The board approved a Waiver of Land Development for a loading/unloading structure at a proposed self‑storage facility at 802 Gravel Pike and adopted Waiver Resolution 2025‑12 as amended to include language about pursuing National Historic Register status and complying with architectural materials required for that status. Cynthia Smith and a representative identified as Mr. Halladay presented the request; the minutes note Part I of the application for Historic Register listing has been submitted and the applicant is working on Part II.

The motion to adopt the waiver resolution was moved by Stefan Laessig, seconded by Tim Woodward and approved unanimously. The amendment requiring National Historic Register pursuit and compliance with related material standards was included in the motion as recorded.