Chester County · East Caln Township · #LD-08-24-18214
Lot 19 Trestle Bridge
East Caln Township, PA · 20,458 sq ft non-residential, warehouse & storage · 2.1 acres
About this project
A land development with two proposed buildings totaling about 20,458 sq ft on about 2.1 acres at 415 Brandywine Avenue in East Caln Township. The site is a redevelopment with restaurant and warehouse uses.
Official description: 2 buildings proposed, 20,458 SF total. 415 Brandywine Ave. Redevelopment
- Plan type
- Land development
- Land use
- Restaurant, Warehouse
- Status
- Reviewed
Filing history
- 2024-08-28 · #LD-08-24-18214 · Land development · 20,458 sq ft
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
County records describe a land development with two buildings totaling about 20,458 square feet on roughly 2.1 acres at 415 Brandywine Avenue in East Caln Township. The county classifies it as warehouse and storage space.
The site is already in use. The records call the project a redevelopment of a property with restaurant and warehouse uses, so it would replace or reshape existing buildings rather than build on untouched land.
No developer website, news coverage, township meeting record or hearing notice could be tied to this project. Who will occupy the buildings, whether anyone has objected, and whether it has been approved are all unknown. The name "Trestle Bridge" most likely refers to the historic rail bridge nearby, but no source confirmed that.
What it could mean nearby
- Brandywine Avenue is also US 322. The records do not say how the buildings would be reached, so any effect on traffic is unknown.
- Warehouse and storage use could bring delivery and service vehicles, but no traffic study was found.
- Because the site is already developed, the project would not take over untouched open land.
Where it stands
The most recent county filing is dated August 2024. No later approval, denial or construction news was found. A project like this usually goes through township planning commission and supervisor review, then final plan approval and permits before construction.
- Aug 28, 2024 Latest filing on this project in county planning records
Planning terms explained
- Land development
- A formal plan to build or significantly change buildings, parking and site layout on a property, reviewed by the township.
- Redevelopment
- Reworking a site that already has buildings or uses rather than building on empty land.
- Planning commission
- A volunteer township board that reviews development plans and advises the elected supervisors.
- Non-residential square footage
- Total building floor area used for business, storage or similar purposes, not housing.
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: East Caln Township's planning commission and board of supervisors normally review land development plans, and residents can usually comment at their public meetings. Check the township's published agendas for dates.
In Pennsylvania, East Caln Township decides on this plan, not the county. The county planning commission only reviews it and sends recommendations.
- Speak at the East Caln 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 East Caln Township manager or zoning officer, name the plan and its address, and ask that your comment be entered into the record.
Find East Caln Township's meeting agendas →
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Scope estimate for contractors
Estimated construction value: $4.1M
- ~204 roofing squares (assumes 1 story)
- ~51 tons of cooling (rule of thumb 400 sq ft/ton)
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