Barclay Farm Shopping Center owner working with neighbors to make redevelopment more acceptable

Revised plans for the development of the Barclay Farm Shopping Center in Cherry Hill have been presented to the Preserve Barclay residents organization, which has protested a Super Wawa planned for the northwest corner of the center.

The citizens group has been meeting with representatives of center owner Kaiserman Company Inc. of Philadelphia to make development of the Route 70 site more acceptable to neighbors. The continuing negotiations come long before the proposal goes to the Cherry Hill Planning Board, which is expected in February.

Preserve Barclay is hosting a virtual meeting on Tuesday night at 7 to present the proposed changes and other options.

A revised Super Wawa plan would swap the site of the store with the gasoline pumps so that cars would be filled toward the middle of the parking lot, rather than near residences.

Kaiserman still would demolish the Barclay Pavilion office building and the former theater, now a pet supply store.

*Article courtesy of 70&73

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