Linlo Properties in Camp Hill is proposing a mixed use development at the corner property.
Developer Linlo Associates in Camp Hill was denied an appeal filed in Dauphin County Court against Derry Township Supervisors opposition of a mixed-use development including the convenience store. Provided photodenied an appeal filed in Dauphin County Court against Derry Township Supervisors
Dowling said Linlo Crossing failed to prove it owned all of the land it proposed to develop including a section of Sand Hill Road it wanted to relocate. The judge also noted the project would have a negative effect on traffic in the area. The developer faced hurdles as nearby business owners and residents testified the project would bring increased traffic to the area, ultimately limiting access to driveways and parking lots.
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