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Sheetz construction, Andrews Logistics and other industrial projects see mixed progress and outstanding county/permit items
Summary
Engineers reported ongoing activity at multiple industrial and commercial sites: Sheetz construction and water/sanitary installation are in place, Andrews Logistics resubmitted materials after zoning variances, and outstanding NPDES, bonding and permitting items remain for Gottlieb, Elmhurst and First Street Partners/Frontier Steel.
Township engineering staff summarized progress and outstanding items for several prominent projects along Grand Avenue and Gulf Road.
Sheetz's Neville convenience and fueling station (former King's Restaurant) has completed water main relocation and sanitary service installation; a bond summary ($810,551.50) was issued and construction is ongoing. Andrews Logistics (former Neville Galvanizing site at 3005 Grand Avenue) received zoning variances in 2022; the land development approval granted Oct. 12, 2023 remains contingent upon resolution of LSSE comments and resubmissions were received with the latest response submitted Sept. 4, 2024.
Gottlieb Warehouse reported additional county comments on NPDES closeout items and provided status updates to the township in summer 2024. Elmhurst Warehouse submitted as-built drawings on Sept. 11, 2024 following bond reduction earlier in 2024. First Street Partners (former Royal Oak Recycling) and Frontier Steel remain under stop-work/coordination with the solicitor and the property owner's engineer reported plans are being prepared to address outstanding items.
The engineer's report lists bond reductions, county HOP coordination, stop-work orders and backflow or metering corrections as recurring compliance issues. The board did not take new enforcement votes at the Sept. 12 meeting but the items remain active in staff and solicitor workflows.
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