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Lebanon Valley College was in need of better cell phone coverage for its employees and students. The installation site for the required equipment was an existing building rooftop not originally designed to hold that amount of weight. Another challenge was placing the equipment in the least obtrusive spot on that rooftop. RETTEW teamed with Verizon…
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As property manager and developer Willow Valley looked at what would be their biggest commercial expansion to date, they realized they needed someone to handle the minutia of plan details as well as the big-picture strategy. This particular development involved an overall master plan for an approximately 60,000-SF commercial property on 80 acres that incorporated…
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During the review of the land development plans for Pequea Valley School District’s new Paradise Elementary School, RETTEW determined that the proposed storm sewer system did not comply with the Township’s requirements to discharge water to a watercourse. The School District needed to design, develop, and build a storm sewer system that would meet this…
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Because of the growing student enrollment at the Penn State Schuylkill campus, The Pennsylvania State University Advisory Board needed additional student housing and a place for students to congregate. This new development would also create the need for more parking for students. RETTEW worked with the architect and contractor to develop a new building within…
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Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology is expanding their programs as well as their enrollment to compete with other two-year technical colleges in the region. This expansion requires new facilities to accommodate growth and the technical needs of future students. The College is phasing their growth to ensure that they can accomplish both short- and long-term…
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Widely known as the best wholesale distributor in the cycling industry, Quality Bicycle Products (QBP) was rapidly expanding and in need of a new facility. Looking to embed themselves in a strong biking region, QBP settled on Lancaster County but needed help finding a suitable location and navigating through that new area’s approval and permitting…
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The Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences was relocating to a new, 25-acre campus in East Lampeter Township. The move offered numerous opportunities for growing the college’s infrastructure, pedestrian movement, and open spaces. With campus improvements encompassing more than 300,000-SF of academic, administrative, and fitness and wellness spaces, the College needed local approvals to proceed with…
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The City of Allentown suffered the same ills as many eastern United States cities — the decline in manufacturing and industrial production and the rise of suburban development and sprawl. To move toward revitalization of the downtown area, City Center Lehigh Valley met with stakeholders and identified an opportunity to introduce office, retail, entertainment, and…
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As part of its expansion plans in downtown Lancaster, Fulton Bank was looking to demolish a four-story commercial building on East King Street in the city’s central business district and construct a new 60,000-SF, three-story building to expand their corporate headquarters. The $12 million project will house a mix of retail and office spaces, with…
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Looking to potentially acquire existing assets and mineral rights in northern Ohio, a land development client needed a limited due diligence investigation to audit several wells and associated facilities on the subject property. The focus of the assessment was six oil and natural gas well sites and two tank batteries that were more than 30…
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