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LCCTC authority prepares for monthly meetings ahead of first bond issuance

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By Todd Lassa Verified
| LebTown
This article was funded by LebTown donors as part of our Civic Impact Reporting Project. The Lebanon County Career and Technology Center’s Building Authority is responsible for the school’s first-ever bond issuance to pay for the renovation of its 60-year-old building, or new construction to replace it, and so its seven members are preparing to go from two meetings per year to one meeting per month. This accelerated schedule is not likely to begin until its next scheduled meeting on Jan.
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Union Township files civil complaint on property owner over commercial use

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By Todd Lassa Verified
| LebTown
This article was funded by LebTown donors as part of our Civic Impact Reporting Project. Union Township has filed a civil complaint against Mohamed Kenz for failing to restore his property at 11 Wolfe Lane from commercial use back to residential use, township solicitor Paul Bametzreider told the board of supervisors at their monthly meeting Wednesday.
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Lancaster city to split infrastructure loan for sewer upgrades with suburban partners

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By Todd Lassa Verified
| LNP Verified
When: Lancaster City Council meeting, June 9. What happened: Council approved the use of a Pennsylvania Infrastructure Investment Authority loan for up to $3.88 million for construction of wastewater treatment improvements. Background: The state infrastructure authority awarded an $8.88 million loan for the project in May, said John Hursh, council finance committee chair.
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