Cranberry Township Approves Next Phase of Meeder Development

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The Cranberry Township Planning Advisory Commission has approved the next phase of the Meeder development, which will bring four new townhouse buildings and three mixed-use buildings along Rochester Road. The new buildings will add more shops, offices, and apartments to the growing neighborhood, but also prompt new parking rules and guidance to address ongoing shortages.

Why it matters

The Meeder development is a key part of Cranberry Township's efforts to create a more walkable, mixed-use community along the Rochester Road corridor. The next phase will further transform the area, adding more residential and commercial options, but also requiring the township to carefully manage parking and traffic impacts.

The details

According to plans presented at a recent planning advisory commission meeting, Charter Homes' next phase of the Meeder development will include four new townhouse buildings and three mixed-use buildings along Rochester Road. The new buildings will add more shops, offices, and apartments to the growing neighborhood. However, residents also raised concerns about ongoing parking shortages in the area, prompting the township to establish new rules and clearer guidance on where residents and guests can park.

• At a recent planning advisory commission meeting, the next phase of the Meeder development was discussed.
• The new townhouse and mixed-use buildings are planned for the Rochester Road corridor in Cranberry Township.

What’s next

The Cranberry Township Planning Advisory Commission will continue to monitor the progress of the Meeder development and work with Charter Homes to address any parking or traffic concerns that arise.