York County · Penn Township · #24-0022
Holland Construction
Penn Township, PA · 139,500 sq ft non-residential, industrial · 18.0 acres
About this project
A final land development for an industrial project of about 139,500 sq ft on 18 acres in Penn Township, York County. Part of the tract lies in Conewago Township, Adams County.
Official description: Taxed and partially located in Conewago Twp/Adams County Tax ID # 08L15-0060
County recommendation: Consistent with county plan
- Engineer / designer
- Site Design Concepts
- Plan type
- Final Land development
- Land use
- Industrial
- Water
- Public water
- Sewer
- Public sewer
Filing history
- 2024-02-07 · #24-0022 · Final Land development · 139,500 sq ft
The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026
Holland Construction, a general contractor, has filed a final land development plan to build an industrial building of about 139,500 square feet on roughly 18 acres in Penn Township, York County. Part of the tract lies across the line in Conewago Township, Adams County. A final land development plan is the detailed, last-stage site plan a municipality reviews before allowing construction.
Penn Township planning commission records list the project at 100 Blettner Avenue. The filing came from the engineering firm Site Design Concepts, Inc. The records place the site in the township's Apartment or Office zone. An earlier township document says a similar industrial use on a Holland-related property needed a zoning variance, which was approved in 2017. The minutes reviewed show the planning commission took no action on this plan in early 2025.
No news coverage, tenant announcement, or opposition was found. The records do not say who will occupy the building or what is on the land today.
What it could mean nearby
- The site sits in two townships and two counties, so both municipalities' reviews would likely cover access and stormwater.
- A building of this size would normally bring truck and employee traffic, but no traffic study was found.
- No source states how many jobs the building would create.
Where it stands
The plan is at the final land development stage. Township planning minutes from early 2025 show it was listed with no action taken, and no later approval was found. Next steps usually are a planning commission recommendation, then a vote by the township's elected board, with any needed approval from Conewago Township for its portion.
- Mar 2025 Penn Township planning commission listed the plan again with no action taken
- Jan 2025 Penn Township planning commission listed the plan with no action taken
- Feb 7, 2024 Latest county filing for the project
Want to weigh in? Residents can comment at Penn Township planning commission and Board of Commissioners meetings, which are public, and Conewago Township's board may also review the part of the site in its township.
Who's behind it
Holland Construction Corp. · A Hanover-area general contractor that does construction management and design-build work in healthcare, office, industrial and retail, and it was previously named Hostetter Construction.
Around the web
- Penn Township Planning Commission minutes, March 6, 2025Penn Township · Mar 6, 2025Lists the Holland Construction plan at 100 Blettner Avenue as a final land development for an industrial building, with no action taken.
- Penn Township Planning Commission minutes, 2025Penn TownshipShows the same plan on the January 2025 agenda with no action.
- York County construction firm renamedCentral Penn Business JournalReports that Hostetter Construction Corp. of York County became Holland Construction Corp.
Planning terms explained
- Final land development plan
- The detailed site plan, covering buildings, parking, drainage and utilities, that a municipality must approve before construction.
- Variance
- A zoning exception that lets a property owner use land in a way the zoning rules would not normally allow.
- Planning commission
- An appointed local board that reviews development plans and advises the elected officials.
- Stormwater
- Rain runoff from roofs and pavement, which new projects must manage so it does not flood neighbors.
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: $18.1M
- ~1,395 roofing squares (assumes 1 story)
- ~348 tons of cooling (rule of thumb 400 sq ft/ton)
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