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Chester County · Honey Brook Township · #LD-02-26-18810

Marco Equipment

Honey Brook Township, PA · 24,472 sq ft non-residential, industrial · 3.0 acres

About this project

A land development plan to demolish an existing building and construct a 24,472 sq ft industrial building on a 3-acre site in Honey Brook Township.

Official description: demo existing building and build 1 new IND building - 24,472 sf

Plan type
Land development
Land use
Manufacturing
Status
Reviewed

Filing history

  • 2026-02-18 · #LD-02-26-18810 · Land development · 24,472 sq ft

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The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

Marco Equipment has a land development plan on file for a 3-acre site in Honey Brook Township. County records say it would tear down an existing building and put up a new industrial building of about 24,472 square feet.

A township plan tracker, dated August 2026, also lists a Marco Equipment entry at 137 Westbrooke Drive. That entry describes a smaller job: partly demolishing and rebuilding an existing warehouse, adding about 323 square feet of paved or roofed surface. It is not certain this is the same filing, and the two descriptions differ. The plan may have changed, or the tracker may describe a separate step.

No news coverage, opposition, hearing notices or named future occupant were found.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The county's latest filing is dated 2026-02-18, and the township tracker listed the plan as under review in August 2026. No approval decision was found. Next, the township planning commission and supervisors usually review the plan, and it is approved once engineering comments are resolved.

Want to weigh in? The Honey Brook Township Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors review land development plans, and residents can comment at their public meetings listed on the township website.

Who's behind it

Marco Equipment

Around the web

Planning terms explained
Land development plan
A detailed site plan a municipality reviews before allowing a new building or major change to a property.
Impervious coverage
The share of a site covered by roofs, pavement or other surfaces that do not absorb rain.
Planning commission
A local advisory board that reviews development plans and recommends action to elected officials.
Demolition
Tearing down all or part of an existing building.

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: $3.2M

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