Planning documents show the land is currently owned by Adam Malonjao, who plans to sell the property to facilitate the redevelopment of an existing building on the site.
The now-vacant building on the property was previously used as office space. The new owner, Elite Aesthetics Salon Suites, plans to renovate the building and open a multi-tenant salon within the facility.
Documents show Elite Aesthetics plans to invest over $100,000 into the blighted property, which has sat vacant for years.
An estimated timeline for renovation is not yet available. The developer will need to submit a basic development plan for planning commission approval.
Nearby, in the northwest corner of the Old Troy Pike/Chambersburg Road intersection, a Wawa convenience store is in the works.
Plans for the proposed 5,915-square-foot store were approved by the city last year. Developers officially broke ground on the 5.41-acre site, located at 4949 Chambersburg Road, in September.
Wawa, a gas station that touts custom-made sandwiches and specialty drinks, will be an addition to an already commercially developed intersection, which includes a Walgreens on the southwest corner and a Speedway at the southeast corner.
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