Code Appeals Board News Today

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Clarksburg City Council will consider allowing alcoholic beverages in public within the central business district of the city.

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Two more candidates threw their hats in the ring Tuesday in hopes of becoming Harrison County’s next sheriff: Don Quinn and Steve Johnson.

Applicants are being sought to fill vacancies on city boards, according to an announcement from Meadville City Council on Thursday.

Following relocation of eight residents from a red-tagged apartment house in April, the city has ratcheted up pressure on landlords who provide substandard hous

The city Code Appeals Board recently waived sprinkler requirements for three mixed-use buildings, provided owners install “interconnected” fire and smoke de

Kutztown Borough Council voted to send a letter of opposition for the proposed warehouse to Maxatawny’s Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission, citing the negative impact on quality of life in Kutztown. The Maxatawny Planning Commission is scheduled to vote May 20 on a preliminary plan for the Valley Logistics Park proposed by Duke Realty, an Indiana developer, who wants to build two 1-million-square-foot warehouses on about 300 acres north of Route 222 near Long Lane and Hottenstein...