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Chester County · East Whiteland Township · #LD-10-26-19132

155, 157, 161 & 167 Lancaster Avenue

East Whiteland Township, PA · 20,780 sq ft non-residential, retail & commercial · 8.0 acres

About this project

A 20,780-square-foot car dealership building is proposed on an 8-acre site in East Whiteland Township, where four lots would be combined into one.

Official description: LD = 1 proposed 20,780 SF COM building/Car dealership; SD = 4 lots into 1 lot

Plan type
Land development
Land use
Retail
Status
Under county review

Filing history

  • 2026-10-27 · #LD-10-26-19132 · Land development · 20,780 sq ft
  • 2026-10-27 · #SD-10-26-19135 · Subdivision

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The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

A car dealership building of about 20,780 square feet is proposed on roughly 8 acres along Lancaster Avenue in East Whiteland Township, Chester County. The site is now four separate lots (155, 157, 161 and 167 Lancaster Avenue). The plan would combine them into one lot.

The county records do not say which brand or company would operate the dealership. They also do not say what is on the lots today. Searches of township pages and local news found nothing specific to this project, so no opposition, approvals or occupant could be confirmed.

A dealership building is usually only part of the site. Large areas are typically used for parking and displaying vehicles. This plan's site layout was not reviewed.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The latest county filing is dated 2026-10-27, so the plan is at an early review stage. Typically the township planning commission and Board of Supervisors review it next, and the county planning commission may also comment. No township agenda or decision for this project was found.

Want to weigh in? The East Whiteland Township Board of Supervisors typically decides land development plans after planning commission review, and residents can usually comment at public meetings listed on the township website.

Planning terms explained
Land development
A formal township review of a proposed building and its site layout, including parking, drainage and access.
Lot consolidation
Merging several separate property parcels into one legal lot.
Board of Supervisors
The elected body that governs the township and usually gives final approval to land development plans.
Planning commission
An advisory board that reviews development plans and recommends action to the supervisors.

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.

Scope estimate for contractors

Estimated construction value: $4.6M