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LANCASTER – In a suit which claimed a landlord’s negligence resulted in the ceiling of the plaintiff’s prior domicile collapsing on her, due to failure to repair a leak in her living room ceiling, the landlord has brought preliminary objections to dismiss claims for lack of specificity.

• Scott Township supervisors plan to consider enacting the 2021 International Property Maintenance Code, amending their stormwater management ordinance and amending the floodplain management ordinance

The "Healthy Homes" ordinance appeared to enjoy widespread backing by the Council at a packed hearing in September. But the Council has since deferred voting on it twice, and advocates fear a broad exception could be carved out for a wide swath of rental units across the city.

The TIF zone will redirect future property tax revenues created from new private development in the zone to reimburse infrastructure costs.

A trial in City Court is happening this week against 271-277 State LLC, which is tied to businessman William Eichengrun

A proposed residential rental inspection ordinance nearly died Wednesday in McSherrystown, but Mayor Kathleen Todt kept it alive for further study.

There is elitism in claims that accessory dwelling units will destroy the suburbs.

There is elitism in claims that accessory dwelling units will destroy the suburbs.

The COVID-19 pandemic has kept people mostly at home over the last 16 months, and for many, the time at home has spurred an added focus on maintaining their lawns.

May 26—FRACKVILLE — A New York man cited by the Girardville Borough code enforcement officer was given 30 days to show he is moving forward in making repairs to the commercial building he purchased almost three years ago. Joseph Maucailla, of 2144 Niagra St., 1st Floor, Buffalo, appeared Tuesday before Senior Magisterial District Thomas H. Xavios to answer to three summary citations for ...