Besides the Starbucks, the only other properties not owned by Aqua on Elliott Avenue between Lancaster and Old Lancaster avenues are three additional houses at the far end of the street.Ĭhris Leswing, director of building and planning for Lower Merion, outlined the plans. The buildings to be demolished are two former houses located at 9 and 11 Elliott Ave. The one property it does not own is the Starbucks on the corner of Lancaster and Elliott avenues. The existing 5.59-acre campus where Aqua Pennsylvania currently sits is located near the intersection of Lancaster and Elliott avenues.

The new structure along Elliott Avenue will be 15,284 gross square feet with a footprint of 7,642 square feet. Wednesday night at a building and planning committee meeting, the committee approved the tentative sketch plan that would demolish two existing houses to make room for a new two-story building.

Lower Merion Township officials gave the first green light for the latest expansion of the Aqua Pennsylvania facility in the center of Bryn Mawr.

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