PlannedNearby

Berks County · Maxatawney Township · #39-13429c

222 Capital Partners

North side of Kutztown Road (US 222), west and east sides of Hottenstein Road extending east to Long Lane (S.R.1024)., Maxatawney Township, PA · 1,660,000 sq ft non-residential, industrial · 280.9 acres

About this project

A preliminary plan to consolidate 10 lots into 4 on about 281 acres north of Kutztown Road (US 222) near Hottenstein Road in Maxatawney Township. Two large buildings totaling about 1.66 million sq ft are planned on the two largest lots, with a light-industrial lot and a 10-acre parcel slated for transfer to a historic preservation trust.

Official description: 10 Lot Consolidation for 4 Lot Subdivision; Lot1: 123.02ac w/657,600sf bldg; Lot3: 125.572ac w/1,001,700sf bldg: Lot2 10.377ac to be conveyed to Historic Pres Trust if Berks Co. & Lot 4 4.227 Light Industrial

Applicant
222 Capital Partners, LLC
Owner
Charles Wessner; Dale Wessner; Heath Wessner; Robert Skrip; Marsha Olivia; CLW Properties Inc.
Developer
222 Capital Partners, LLC
Engineer / designer
Nave Newell, Inc.; James P. Bannon Jr., PE
Plan type
Preliminary
Land use
Industrial
Water
P
Sewer
P
Status
Reviewed

Filing history

  • 2024-03-18 · #39-13429c · Preliminary · 1,660,000 sq ft

County plan review office →

The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

A developer, 222 Capital Partners, wants to combine 10 lots into 4 on about 281 acres north of Kutztown Road (US 222), around Hottenstein Road and extending east to Long Lane. Two very large warehouse-style industrial buildings, about 1.66 million square feet in total, would go on the two biggest lots. A smaller light-industrial lot is also planned.

About 10 acres would be transferred to a historic preservation trust. County records don't describe the land as it is today. The site is in a mostly rural part of the township.

Local news coverage from 2024 shows the project has been contested. The township's zoning hearing board backed the township's objection to the developer's second conditional-use application. A later report said the township engineer found a roughly 1.7-million-square-foot version consistent with zoning. No tenant was identified. Nothing newer than 2024 was found, so the current status may differ.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

As of the latest county filing (March 2024) it was a preliminary subdivision and land development plan, and the township was handling related conditional-use applications. No final approval was found online. Next steps usually are a township decision on the conditional use, then review and approval of the plan, and then final plan approval and permits before building.

Want to weigh in? The Maxatawny Township Board of Supervisors decides on the conditional use and plan approvals, and residents can comment at its public meetings and hearings. Check the township's posted agendas for dates.

Who's behind it

222 Capital Partners, LLC · News coverage describes it as an Allentown-based development company, and no official website was found.

Around the web

Planning terms explained
Preliminary plan
An early detailed version of a development plan that the township and county review before a final plan is approved.
Conditional use
A use allowed in a zoning district only after the governing body holds a hearing and finds it meets set conditions.
Zoning hearing board
A local board that hears appeals of zoning officer decisions and requests for variances.
Lot consolidation
Combining several existing parcels into fewer, larger ones. Here 10 lots would become 4.
Light industrial
Industrial use such as assembly, storage or small-scale manufacturing, with fewer impacts than heavy industry.

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: $215.8M

Contractor or supplier? Get projects like this in the counties you work, by email. Join contractor early access →