Lower Merion Committee Approves Plan for New Buildings
The Lower Merion Building and Planning Committee has approved a plan to demolish seven existing villas and construct three new buildings at Waverly Heights.
Plan Details
The plan includes the construction of two identical three-story buildings, each with a footprint of 13,430 square feet and 12 independent living units.
- 51 parking spaces will be available for these buildings
- 37 sub-surface parking spaces
- 14 at-grade parking spaces
Note: The article also mentions submission guidelines for obituaries, but this information is not relevant to the main topic of the plan approval.
Author's summary: Lower Merion committee approves new building plan.
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