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Read more."Let's get it started." After a decade of talk about revitalizing the downtown, that's the urgent message of some in Ardmore. They don't want to lose momentum from recent developer interviews.
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In a vote late Thursday night, the board named EBL&S Development as its choice to lead revitalization of the downtown.
The team, headed by Gladwyne resident Edward B. Lipkin, submitted the most ambitious and comprehensive, but also the most intensive, of five proposals for a new transit center ... Read more. -
Lower Merion commissioners are dreaming big for Ardmore.
In a vote late Thursday night, the board named EBL&S Development as its choice to lead revitalization of the downtown. Read more. -
Nine weeks into discussions with a new developer to lead Ardmore's revitalization - that's three weeks past the point when Lower Merion's first choice pulled out - the township still does not have a negotiated agreement.But it does have a new plan for redevelopment. Read more.
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After 15 years, is there still a need for a business district authority in downtown Ardmore?The answer from a small crowd at a public hearing last week was an enthusiastic yes. Read more.
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With both town residents and business leaders saying they need more time to digest new plans for a parking garage for the Ardmore Transit Center project, Lower Merion commissioners agreed this week to push back choosing an option. A vote now could come July 1.
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Of the five options Lower Merion's board of commissioners had been asked to consider, one offered the greatest number of new parking spaces for the Ardmore train station and business district, at the lowest cost per space. Read more.
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The project, which calls for Ardmore Avenue to be shifted slightly westward to match up with the driveway next to McDonald’s, has been a key component of the larger Ardmore Transit Center project for several years. Read more.
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The new version of what has always been referred to as the Ardmore Transit Center project shifts most development south of Lancaster Avenue to the township’s Cricket Avenue parking lot. Read more.
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Lower Merion commissioners are willing to allow a little more time to reach a new development agreement, but there are increasing rumblings that this may be the last “stay of execution” on hopes for an Ardmore revitalization project. Read more.
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With no word yet on critical additional funding, the township is once again facing a deadline. Its development agreement with Dranoff Properties for the long-awaited downtown revitalization project is due to expire June 30. Read more.
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Township commissioners received that disappointing news Wednesday night, even as they were poised to extend an agreement with downtown development partner Dranoff Properties.Read more
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Ardmore Commissioner Cheryl Gelber announced that the township had learned that day that its most recent application for additional federal funds to support the Ardmore Transit Center project was denied.Read more.
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