Waverly Heights Life Care Center Proposal at 452 S. Roberts Road
Radnor
Summary
Waverly Senior Services is proposing a 225-unit life care facility on Roberts Road, raising neighborhood concerns about building height, setbacks, traffic, and stormwater management.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
Substantial private investment by the developer with potential impacts on local municipal infrastructure and property values.
Seniors seeking local continuing care retirement community housing options and the applicant organization.
Immediate neighbors facing increased density, altered neighborhood character, potential traffic congestion, and reduced visual buffers.
Mentions & discussions (4)
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Planning Commission - Oct 6, 2026
Waverly Senior Services is proposing a 225-unit life care residence on a historic estate on Roberts Road, sparking major pushback from neighbors over building height, density, stormwater runoff, and narrow roads.
Planning Commission - Sep 8, 2026
Waverly Senior Services is proposing a 225-unit life care facility on Roberts Road, raising neighborhood concerns about building height, setbacks, traffic, and stormwater management.
Planning Commission - Aug 3, 2026
Waverly Senior Services is proposing a 225-unit life care retirement community on the 43-acre former Haverford School site. Neighbors raised heavy concerns about traffic congestion on narrow Roberts Road, stormwater runoff, building heights, and the potential loss of historic outbuildings.
Related development
Waverly Heights Life Care Residence
Residents expressed concerns regarding traffic, stormwater runoff, building height, density, and loss of green space.
Waverly Heights Life Care Center (452 Roberts Road)
Residents expressed strong concerns about increased traffic on narrow roads, stormwater management, and building heights exceeding the 38-foot limit.
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