Plans for a new mixed-use building in the center of Ardmore got a green light as the Board of Commissioners Wednesday night approved the plans for a new building that will house apartments and a Target store.

Eight commissioners voted to support the project while four voted against it.

Anna Durbin, Cheryl Gelber, Scott Zelov and Dan Bernheim voted against the plan while Rick Churchill, Brian Gordon, Steven Lindner, George Manos, Paul McElhaney, Brian McGuire, Tiffany O’Neill and Liz Rogan voted to approve the plan, writes Rich Ilgenfritz for Main Line Media News. 

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Under the plan, four parcels at the corner of Ardmore and Lancaster avenues will be consolidated for the construction of a new five-store, mixed-use, building with  32,000 square feet of retail space. The retail space will cover the first two floors for a Target Express. Above the Target will be 35 apartments.

According to figures provided by Chris Leswing, director of Building and Planning, of the 35 apartment units, 11 of them are planned to be one-bedroom while 24 will be two-bedrooms units. The one-bedroom units will be about 800 square feet and the two-bedroom units will be about 1,100 square feet.

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