A grading permit for Berean Bible Church to build a gym addition on its East High Street, Sanatoga, property was approved Monday.
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Church Gymnasium One Step Closer; Planners OK Permit
Posted on 22 May 2012.
Posted in Business, Lower Pottsgrove, Real Estate, Religion, Sanatoga0 Comments
Pottsgrove Hires Mechanicsburg Architect For HS Review
Posted on 22 May 2012.
The same architectural firm that is working on Pottstown School District buildings has been hired to study the “building envelope” at Pottsgrove High School.
Posted in Business, Pottsgrove Schools, Pottstown, Real Estate0 Comments
Local Credit Union Celebrates Newest Branch Opening
Posted on 18 May 2012.
Although its Exeter branch office has been operating since late April, Lower Pottsgrove’s Diamond Credit Union held grand opening ceremonies there just last week.
Posted in Business, Lower Pottsgrove, Real Estate2 Comments
Swimming Pool Installation Requires Township Variance
Posted on 23 April 2012.
The proposal will be considered by Lower Pottsgrove’s Zoning Hearing Board on May 8, according to a legal notice.
Posted in Lower Pottsgrove, Real Estate, Sanatoga1 Comment
Township Agrees To Security Camera System At Park
Posted on 02 April 2012.
The Pottsgrove Soccer Association would pay for its installation. The group says vandals regularly throw rocks at windows in the snack bar building at Gerald Richards Park; it wants to catch and prosecute the alleged perpetrators.
Posted in Lower Pottsgrove, Police, Real Estate, Recreation, Safety, Sanatoga, Social, Sports2 Comments
As Building Costs Rise, Schools Want Wage Law To End
Posted on 23 March 2012.
School districts across the state, particularly those who face the prospect of building more classrooms to accommodate growing populations, want the Legislature to lift the burden of having to comply with the prevailing wage law.
Posted in Education, Politics, Real Estate3 Comments
Township OKs Payment For Rupert Bridge, Ends Lawsuit
Posted on 23 March 2012.
Commissioners accepted an originally agreed-upon sum of $375,000, but no more, to be used for repairs to the aging, crumbling, but still heavily traveled Rupert Road bridge. The amount covers only half the cost of refurbishing the span.
Posted in Business, Local, Lower Pottsgrove, Real Estate, Safety, Sanatoga4 Comments
The Message From Marsteller: You Are Not Forgotten
Posted on 05 March 2012.
You matter to Lower Pottsgrove, dear taxpayers. You are important to the township. And to prove it, Treasurer and Tax Collector Jennifer Marsteller has a mailed you a friendly little reminder. It’s colored green, like money, and that should tell you something.
Posted in Lower Pottsgrove, Montgomery County, Pottsgrove Schools, Real Estate, Sanatoga3 Comments
Commissioners Want To Explore Rental Housing Law
Posted on 24 February 2012.
Lower Pottsgrove commissioners’ Vice President Bruce Foltz, who proposed consideration of an ordinance to govern rental housing, said he’s recently seen tenant-occupied properties that made him shudder.
Posted in Business, Lower Pottsgrove, Pottstown, Real Estate, Safety, Sanatoga2 Comments
Township Engineers Lend Hand With Allison Drive Wall
Posted on 22 February 2012.
The retaining wall has apparently been damaged by poor drainage. Although they took no responsibility for its repair, Lower Pottsgrove commissioners authorized township engineer Bursich Associates to offer some guidance on its repair.
Posted in Lower Pottsgrove, Real Estate, Safety, Sanatoga7 Comments
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