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Bucks County · Bristol Township · #13142

12,545 sq ft warehouse addition on Veterans Hwy

2924 Veterans Highway (U.S. Route 413), east side, about 500 feet south of Ford Road, Bristol Township, PA · 12,545 sq ft non-residential, warehouse & storage · 1.9 acres

About this project

GFO Stone International proposes a 12,545 sq ft addition to an existing 25,456.6 sq ft warehouse and showroom on a consolidated 1.88-acre lot. The plan also extends the parking lot and adds underground infiltration basins for stormwater. Public water and sewer already serve the site.

County recommendation: No position

Issues raised: Waiver requests lack stated reasons and alternatives, Impervious surface of 90.42% exceeds 70% limit, granted only with conditions, Driveway width and stop bar placement, Fire lanes not identified on plan, Street trees omitted for sight distance

Applicant
GFO Stone International, LLC
Plan type
Preliminary/final land development
Land use
warehouse
Zoning
C Commercial District (TC Town Center Overlay)

Filing history

  • 2025-10-31 · #13142 · Preliminary/final land development · 12,545 sq ft

County review packet (meeting materials) →

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The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

GFO Stone International proposes a 12,545 sq ft addition to its existing warehouse and showroom at 2924 Veterans Highway (U.S. Route 413) in Bristol Township. The building there now is about 25,457 sq ft. The addition would increase it by roughly half.

The plan also extends the parking lot. It adds underground basins that collect rain runoff and let it soak into the ground slowly. The lot is 1.88 acres, and public water and sewer already serve it.

The township planning commission's February 2026 agenda lists a request for combined preliminary and final land development approval for the addition. The request includes a waiver from a rule about road right-of-way width along Veterans Highway. The township's project list shows the application as pending staff and consultant review. No news coverage, opposition or tenant information was found.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The township lists the application as pending and under review by staff and consultants. The planning commission and then the township council usually make recommendations and decisions, after which any conditions must be met before construction permits are issued.

Want to weigh in? The Bristol Township Planning Commission and township council review land development plans at public meetings, and residents can comment there or contact the township's planning office.

Who's behind it

GFO Stone International, LLC

Around the web

Planning terms explained
Land development
The township's formal review of a building addition or site plan, covering layout, parking, drainage and access.
Preliminary/final approval
A combined review in which the township approves the plan's overall design and its final details in one step.
Waiver
Permission to skip or modify a specific township rule, such as a required road right-of-way width.
Infiltration basin
An underground or surface structure that holds stormwater so it soaks into the ground instead of running off.
Right-of-way
Land set aside along a road for the roadway, sidewalks and utilities.

Researched by AI from public sources on Nov 1, 2026. It can make mistakes, so check the linked sources and the municipality before relying on it.

Scope estimate for contractors

Estimated construction value: $1.6M