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Chester County · Valley Township · #LD-06-24-18115

Valley View Lot 8B Industrial Development

Valley Township, PA · 99,960 sq ft non-residential, industrial · 10.8 acres

About this project

A land development plan for a proposed 99,960 sq ft industrial building on a 10.8-acre lot at 261 Waverly Blvd in Valley Township.

Official description: 261 Waverly Blvd - Valley View Lot 8B, proposed 99,960 SF industrial building.

Plan type
Land development
Land use
Manufacturing
Status
Reviewed

Filing history

  • 2024-06-06 · #LD-06-24-18115 · Land development · 99,960 sq ft

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The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

A land development plan was filed for a new industrial building of about 99,960 square feet. It would sit on a lot of roughly 10.8 acres at 261 Waverly Boulevard in Valley Township, Chester County. A building this size is typical for warehouse, distribution or light-manufacturing use.

The county records do not say what is on the lot now or who would use the building. No news coverage, meeting minutes, hearing notices or developer project page were found that clearly refer to this lot. The plan's latest county filing is dated June 2024.

The lot is in an existing industrial area along Waverly Boulevard. Other industrial buildings are nearby, but they are separate properties. This page does not describe them as part of this project.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The land development plan was last filed with the county in June 2024. No approval or denial was found online. Plans like this usually go through township and county review, then a vote by the township supervisors. After approval, the developer applies for construction and state permits.

Want to weigh in? Valley Township's supervisors usually decide land development plans at public meetings. Residents can comment there or contact the township office, but no meeting date was found for this plan.

Planning terms explained
Land development plan
A detailed site plan showing the building, parking, roads, drainage and utilities that a township reviews before allowing construction.
Non-residential square footage
The floor area of buildings that are not homes, such as warehouses or offices.
Township supervisors
The elected board that governs the township and normally votes on whether to approve a land development plan.

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: $13.0M