ROSS TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Some big changes could soon be coming to Ross Park Mall and its former Sears department store.
Mall officials proposed the redevelopment plans and expansion to Ross Township’s Board of Commissioners.
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The redevelopment includes a new three-story building, a new “small shop” space, a fitness center and a theater. New restaurants and expanding the food court are also among the proposed plans.
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One of the concerns raised most often was parking, which is already tough on busy days.
"My understanding is the footprint of the building Will be smaller so I don't think they'll be a parking issue," Ross Township Commissioner Steve Korbel said.
The Ross Park Mall has proposed a redevelopment of the former Sears department store and the existing food court. The...
Posted by Commissioner Steve Korbel on Tuesday, February 5, 2019
The Board of Commissioners will consider the proposed redevelopment at its meeting on Feb. 11 on 7:30 p.m.
The public is encouraged to attend.
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