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Board clears plan to redevelop 800 Lititz Pike (former LaPiazza); drive‑through possible if zoning changes
Summary
The Board approved demolition of the existing LaPiazza building and construction of a new four‑tenant building at 800 Lititz Pike; the plan currently does not propose a drive‑through, but applicants said they may add one if the Township adopts a text amendment.
The Board voted unanimously to approve the Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan for 800 Lititz Pike, the former LaPiazza site, which proposes demolishing the existing building and constructing a new structure divided into four tenant spaces. Representatives said one tenant is expected to be a restaurant; the current plan does not include a drive‑through but could be modified if the Township adopts a text amendment permitting drive‑throughs in the Local Commercial district.
Engineer Steve Gergely said circulation on the site will be counterclockwise with angled parking and that the three adjacent properties under single ownership contain about 174 parking spaces, of which roughly 80 are available for the proposed uses. Gergely also noted an NPDES permit modification was obtained for a slight increase in impervious coverage, and site work includes a roughly 4‑foot retaining wall with required fencing on top. The Board approved the plan and associated waiver requests on a unanimous vote.
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