[1] Four retention ponds filter stormwater runoff from the parking lots to avoid polluting groundwater.

[7] Around 2007, a development agreement for the former American Olean Tile Company factory established space for a future train station at 9th Street in northeast Lansdale, Pennsylvania to support transit-oriented development at the factory site.

[9] 400 of the 497 spaces at Lansdale will be unavailable during construction of the garage, necessitating an increase in parking at other locations.

[7] Over the next months, SEPTA began planning a small station at the site using internal staff, intending to create a small and inexpensive station that could be in place for the garage construction but remain afterwards to serve the redevelopment.

[2] The Lansdale Borough council approved the plans later that month, clearing the way for construction beginning in the spring.