Chester County · West Nantmeal Township · #LD-03-26-18869
Hammell-O'Donnell Business Park
West Nantmeal Township, PA · 92,071 sq ft non-residential, industrial · 118.9 acres
About this project
A land development for a 92,071 sq ft manufacturing building on about 118.9 acres in West Nantmeal Township. It is paired with a subdivision that would turn 6 lots into 13.
Official description: LD = 92,071 SF building, IND/manufacturing, SD-03-26-18870 = 6 lots into 13 lots
- Plan type
- Land development
- Land use
- Manufacturing
- Status
- Reviewed
Filing history
- 2026-05-06 · #LD-03-26-18869 · Land development · 92,071 sq ft
- 2026-05-06 · #SD-03-26-18870 · Subdivision
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
A land development is proposed in West Nantmeal Township, Chester County, for a manufacturing building of about 92,071 square feet. It would sit on a site of roughly 118.9 acres and is classed as industrial.
The plan is paired with a subdivision, which is a division of land into separate parcels. The subdivision would turn 6 existing lots into 13. The county records do not say what the lots would be used for, who would occupy the building, or what is on the site now.
A search found no news coverage, township agendas or minutes, hearing notices, developer pages or permits that clearly relate to this project. Nothing is known online about opposition, approvals or a tenant. This explanation relies on the county planning record alone.
What it could mean nearby
- The county record lists a manufacturing building, so the site could bring industrial jobs. Job numbers are not stated.
- Truck and employee traffic is possible, but no traffic study or access plan was found.
- Splitting 6 lots into 13 could change how the large site is divided and used. The records do not say how much land would stay open.
Where it stands
The project was last filed with the county on 2026-05-06, which means it is in the local and county plan review stage. Typically the county planning commission and the township's planning commission review it next. The township supervisors then vote on approval, often with conditions.
- May 6, 2026 Latest filing for the project in Chester County planning records
Planning terms explained
- Land development
- A formal plan to build or expand a building and the site work around it, which the township must review and approve.
- Subdivision
- The division of land into more, smaller lots, or a change to lot boundaries.
- Non-residential square footage
- Building floor area used for business or industry rather than for homes.
- Board of Supervisors
- The elected township body that votes to approve or deny development plans.
We searched the web for this project but found nothing beyond the county record, so this explanation is based on the filing alone. 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.
How to comment officially
For this project: The West Nantmeal Township Board of Supervisors normally decides on land development and subdivision plans. Residents can usually comment at its public meetings, and the township office can confirm dates.
In Pennsylvania, West Nantmeal Township decides on this plan, not the county. The county planning commission only reviews it and sends recommendations.
- Speak at the West Nantmeal Township planning commission or governing body (board of supervisors or council) meeting when the plan is on the agenda. Public comment there goes on the official record.
- Or email or mail a written comment to the West Nantmeal Township manager or zoning officer, name the plan and its address, and ask that your comment be entered into the record.
Find West Nantmeal Township's meeting agendas →
Comments on this page are not sent to officials and are not part of the public record.
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Scope estimate for contractors
Estimated construction value: $12.0M
- ~920 roofing squares (assumes 1 story)
- ~230 tons of cooling (rule of thumb 400 sq ft/ton)
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