Berks County · Lenhartsville Borough · #32-11489a
Perma-Column land development
North side of West Penn Street (S.R4028) and west side of Willow Street (S.R.0143), known as 65 R West Penn Street., Lenhartsville Borough, PA · 14,352 sq ft non-residential, industrial · 2.0 acres
About this project
A final land development adding a 10,752 sq ft storage building and a 3,600 sq ft building addition, with related site work, on about 2 acres in Lenhartsville Borough.
Official description: New 10,752 sf storage bldg & 3,600 sf bldg addition w/ additiona site improvements
- Applicant
- Perma-Column LLC
- Developer
- Perma Coulmn, LLC
- Engineer / designer
- The Crossroads Group, LLC
- Plan type
- Final
- Land use
- Industrial
- Water
- EX OL
- Sewer
- EX P
- Status
- Reviewed
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
Perma-Column LLC proposes to expand its site at 65 R West Penn Street in Lenhartsville Borough, Berks County. The plan adds a new storage building of about 10,752 square feet and a building addition of about 3,600 square feet. Together that is roughly 14,350 square feet of industrial space, with related site work, on a lot of about 2 acres.
The site already has a building, and the addition would attach to it. The Berks County Planning Commission's review memo from June 2024 says no work is planned in the site's environmental hazard area. It also says the borough zoning officer found the proposal consistent with local zoning.
No news coverage, opposition or details about who will occupy the new space were found.
What it could mean nearby
- The new space is an expansion of an existing industrial site, not a new neighborhood use, so the records show no new homes.
- The records do not describe any traffic study or access changes on West Penn Street or Willow Street.
- The memo reports no development in the environmental hazard area, which suggests limited effect on sensitive land.
Where it stands
The county planning commission reviewed a revised plan dated May 2024 in its June 2024 memo. The latest status, including borough approval and recording, was not confirmed. After conditions are met, the applicant normally has 90 days to record the plan before construction permits.
- Jun 2024 Berks County Planning Commission review memo on the revised plan
- May 15, 2024 Date of the revised plan reviewed by the county
- Apr 4, 2024 Latest county filing
Who's behind it
Perma-Column LLC · A company associated with Perma-Column concrete post and column foundation products for post-frame buildings.
Around the web
- Perma Column LDBerks County Planning Commission · Jun 5, 2024County review of the revised plan notes zoning conformance, no work in the environmental hazard area, and a 90-day window to record the plan.
Planning terms explained
- Land development
- A formal review of a plan to build or enlarge buildings and site improvements on a property.
- Final plan
- The last detailed plan submitted for approval before it is recorded and construction can proceed.
- Environmental hazard area
- A part of a site, such as a floodplain or steep slope, where building is restricted to protect safety and nature.
- Recording the plan
- Filing the approved plan with the county so it becomes the official public record.
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 Lenhartsville Borough council normally decides on final land development approval, and residents can comment at its public meetings or by contacting the borough office.
In Pennsylvania, Lenhartsville Borough decides on this plan, not the county. The county planning commission only reviews it and sends recommendations.
- Speak at the Lenhartsville Borough 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 Lenhartsville Borough manager or zoning officer, name the plan and its address, and ask that your comment be entered into the record.
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Scope estimate for contractors
Estimated construction value: $1.9M
- ~143 roofing squares (assumes 1 story)
- ~35 tons of cooling (rule of thumb 400 sq ft/ton)
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