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Board grants preliminary/final land-development approval for Myers Legacy Museum
Summary
Supervisors approved Resolution 2026-09 granting preliminary and final land-development approval for the Myers Legacy Museum, a proposed ~12,000-square-foot equipment museum at 1805 Berks Road, subject to amending a conservation easement with Natural Lands Trust and will-comply review items.
Attorney Michael Gill and the project team described the Myers Legacy Museum proposal at 1805 Berks Road: a roughly 12,000-square-foot building to house historical construction equipment and accommodate scheduled educational group visits.
Gill said the project will reduce impervious cover at the rear of the Myers office campus and has secured prior zoning relief from the Zoning Hearing Board; the Planning Commission recommended approval. The team told the board they will comply with all review-letter comments and that amending a conservation easement with Natural Lands Trust is a condition before plan recording. Christine Stier thanked the applicants for returning to the Planning Commission and engaging the public review process.
The board voted to approve Resolution 2026-09 for preliminary and final land-development approval with the conditions noted in the review letters and the conservation-easement amendment.
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