Engineering update: grants awarded, River Station grocer amendment, and postponed Conditional Use

Downingtown Borough Planning Commission · February 2, 2026

Summary

Borough engineering staff reported that grants were awarded for a flood mitigation project and a county revitalization grant; River Station local-grocer land-development will be amended in February, and the Conditional Use for 104 Brandywine Ave was postponed.

Borough Engineer Matt Bush briefed the commission on current engineering items. He said the Conditional Use application for 104 Brandywine Ave has been postponed and that River Station’s amended land development for a local grocer is scheduled for February. Bush also reported that the borough received grants for a flood mitigation project and a county revitalization program grant. Staff met with Downingtown Little League to discuss bathroom facilities in the snack building.

Bush asked staff and applicants to coordinate on required permit modifications and on whether inlets should be repaired or replaced as part of project work. He also said he would check with Jack Law regarding repaving responsibilities tied to the 114 Washington proposal.

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