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Developer says Amtrak easement could reduce parking needs at High Street Apartments
Summary
Stevens & Lee representative told council an Amtrak easement secured after two years of negotiation would allow permanent parking near 449 W High Street, potentially reducing need for a larger rear parking lot; the plan still awaits PennDOT HOP approval and minor plan cleanup.
Derek Dissinger of Stevens & Lee presented an update on the High Street Apartments Land Development Plan and told Elizabethtown Borough Council on July 16 that "an approved Amtrak easement was secured after two years of negotiation." He said the easement would allow permanent parking in an area previously used informally and could reduce the need for a larger parking lot behind the proposed building at 449 W High Street.
Mr. Dissinger said he will coordinate with the Borough Solicitor to modify the conditional-use approval to reflect the parking changes. The plan remains contingent on PennDOT approval of a Highway Occupancy Permit (HOP) and on the cleanup of a few outstanding plan items before final approvals can be granted.
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