4302 Chestnut St Emmaus, PA 18049-5355
Exceptional opportunity to acquire a highly visible commercial land parcel in Emmaus, Pennsylvania. This 19,384 square foot lot, situated at 4302 Chestnut Street, boasts a prime location on the busy intersection of Routes 29 and 100, ensuring significant traffic exposure for any future development. The property is zoned for commercial use, offering a wide range of potential applications. With its just under half-acre size, this lot presents a versatile canvas for businesses seeking a high-traffic location with excellent visibility. The asking price is $80,000, making this an attractive investment for developers and entrepreneurs alike. The property's address is precisely 4302 Chestnut Street, Emmaus, PA 18049, within Lehigh County. This location offers easy access to major roadways and a thriving local community. Don't miss this chance to secure a prominent commercial site in a desirable area. Act quickly, as opportunities like this are rare.
Exception C = Conditional Use Blank Cell = Non- Permitted Use MAPPED ZONING DISTRICTS Preservation Conservation Wooded Residential Enclave Residential Central Residential Urban Edge Neighborhood Urban Core Neighborhood Urban Gateway Downtown Neighborhood Downtown Core Enterprise District Uses P C R W RE RC UE N UC N UG D N D C E D Agriculture Operation P Com…
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C · Emmaus, PAException C = Conditional Use Blank Cell = Non- Permitted Use MAPPED ZONING DISTRICTS Preservation Conservation Wooded Residential Enclave Residential Central Residential Urban Edge Neighborhood Urban Core Neighborhood Urban Gateway Downtown Neighborhood Downtown Core Enterprise District Uses P C R W RE RC UE N UC N UG D N D C E D Agriculture Operation P Community Garden P P P P P P Forestry Operation C P P P P P P P P P P Nature Preserve P P P Park P P P P P P P P P P P 114 (except the dwelling of the operator of the livestock Use), undeveloped Lots in Residential Zoning Districts, existing restaurants and existing office Uses and a minimum of 100 feet from all other exterior Lot Lines. (3) Any additions to an existing indoor area used for the raising of livestock or indoor or outdoor manure storage areas or feeding areas that are part of raising of livestock Use shall be located a minimum of 200 feet from the Lot Lines of existing dwellings (except the dwelling of the operator of the livestock Use) and undeveloped Lots in Residential Zoning Districts. (4) Any area used for the keeping of animals as part of a raising of livestock Use that is not regulated by the standards of subsections (2) and (3), above, shall be separated by a fence or wall and Setback 50 feet from any Lot Line of an existing dwelling or an undeveloped Lot in a Residential Zoning District. B. The following regulations apply to Uses that include a stable: (1) Minimum Lot Area: 3 acres. (2) Any horse barn, corral, fenced-in area or stable shall be a minimum of 25 feet from any Lot Line, except 150 feet from any Residential Lot Line. 2. Community Garden. A space used to grow plants for personal enjoyment or consumption, education, recreation, community enjoyment or consumption, or beautification by members of the neighboring community. Community Gardens may be divided into separate plots for cultivation by one or more individuals or may be farmed collectively by members of the group and may include common areas maintained or used by community group members. The following Use regulations apply: A. Requirements for Food Production. (1) The Site shall have reliable and legal access to an onsite source of water. Use of water storage systems for non-potable uses are permitted. (2) The Site shall be operated in a manner that prevents the drainage of water or chemicals onto any neighboring property. (3) Site operators shall ensure that soils are suitable for food production and shall obtain any Permits for operation required by law.
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