| South Mountain Commons Project, Wal-Mart (240+ acres) calls for a Wal-Mart Super Store measuring 203,819sf, This supercenter development includes a tire & lube facility, gas station,and sites for four 7,000sf. high turnover sit-down Restaurants. another 6,000sf Shopping Center and a 3 lane drive-in Bank. Also include 175 Townhouses and another 15,000sf Shopping Center, Lowes and YMCA plans also include a new arm of Route 74 to be 7 LANES WIDE at a new intersection with Route 15 about a half-mile north of the current intersection. |
| When we asked WHAT is South Mountain Commons This was provided to us by Lobar Associates. Now Lobar Properties South Mountain Master Development Plan Lobar Properties website about the project view here |
| MORE TRAFFIC ON 15 GIVE ME A BREAK! TRAFFIC ISSUES ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES |
| For local communities one of the most salient issues surrounding a proposed Wal-Mart is traffic. These people may have no ideological problem with the retailer but they become quite distressed when their already congested local roads are asked to accommodate the influx engendered by 200,000+ sq. ft. Supercenters. - Traffic Report |
| View Reports on Wal-Mart Crime and Safety Report Traffic Report Community Impacts Report |
| Status of Plans September 11 2008 - CCSG won its appeal of Board of Supervisors Decision to approve preliminary plans for the South Mountain Commons Project or (Wal*Mart) View Decision here The appeal process and Courts Decision can be found at CCSG - Appeal, Motions, Briefs and Courts Decision can be view here |
| View of Plans submitted Lot 1 is to be Wal-Mart South Mountain Commons |
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| Carroll Citizens for Sensible Growth Northern York County, Pennsylvania |
| Wal*Mart in Dillsburg? April 2, 2007 the Board of Supervisors conditionally approve the South Mountain Commons (Wal*Mart) project. 18 comments and 14 waivers were approved (2 Supervisors voted against, 3 for approval) May 2, 2007 CCSG appeals the Carroll Township Board of Supervisors decision The Supervisors' decision should be reversed because the preliminary subdivision plans do not comply with the requirements set forth in the Township's subdivision and land development ordinance furthermore, the Supervisors abused their discretion and committed an error of law by granting the Developer numerous waivers. September 10, 2008 CCSG wins its appeal Judge Linebaugh remanded the decision because the preliminary subdivision plans did not comply with the requirements set forth in the Township's Subdivision and Land Development and the Zoning Ordinances; furthermore, The Supervisors abused their discretion and committed an error of law by granting approval. Read Decision here |
| June 8, 2009 there are no active plans to build a Wal-mart in Carroll Township or Dillsburg |
| Full build out of South Mountain Commons Wal-Mart Project This shows everything that is included with South Mountain Commons and location of Wal Mart, Lowes, Town Houses,YMCA and other proposed commercial lots. |
| In The News June -11-09 Read Banner article about what happen at the Supervisors meeting South Mountain Commons Plans Denied June -12 -09 Patriot News - Officials reject Lobar proposal Plan to develop 130 acres into retail is thrown out |
| June 8, 2009 there are no active plans to build a Wal-mart in Carroll Township or Dillsburg |
| June 8, 2009 The Carroll Township Board Of Supervisors voted unanimously to deny the South Mountain Commons Plans (Wal-Mart) letter of Denial WE WON this battle - NO Wal-Mart More on The South Mountain Commons Project |