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Lou Pektor won again Thursday night, as Northampton County Council voted against taking a tax break from his River Pointe Logistics development.

Northampton County Executive Lamont G. McClure has a new proposal to limit the break on property taxes on Lou Pektors development that he will present to County Council on Thursday.

Developer Lou Pektor plans 12 buildings covering about 5.9 million square feet in Upper Mount Bethel Township on land along the Delaware River.

By a 3-2 vote, supervisors granted conditional use for a 1.5 million-square-foot building in developer Lou Pektors River Pointe Logistics in the Slate Belt.

Upper Mount Bethel Township supervisors voted to continue a conditional use hearing for developer Lou Pektors River Pointe Logistics.

Upper Mount Bethel Township Board of Supervisors voted to delay conditional use for the large commercial development proposed by River Pointe Logistics.

The River Pointe Commerce Park got millions of dollars in tax incentives when Northampton County Council overrode Executive Lamont McClure's veto

The 6-3 vote renews a program that will provide a tax abatement on new development in Upper Mount Bethel Township’s industrial zones.

River Pointe Commerce Park questioned by Lehigh Valley Planning Commission.

Upper Mount Bethel Township’s board voted against suing six residents for $100,000 for bringing a lawsuit over Lou Pektor's planned River Pointe Commerce Park.