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Erwin Planning Commission hears presentation on tiny homes - Vimarsana News

Erwin Planning Commission hears presentation on tiny homes

The Erwin Planning Commission heard a presentation about tiny homes and what tiny home regulations might look like for the town during its meeting on Wednesday.

North Huntingdon OKs plans for road to proposed senior citizen building - Vimarsana News

North Huntingdon OKs plans for road to proposed senior citizen building

The Westmoreland County Housing Authority cleared another hurdle this week toward building a 50-unit four-story apartment building in Irwin for low-income senior citizens by winning North Huntingdon’s approval of plans for a 1,300-foot roadway to connect the complex to a township road. Despite strong and impassioned opposition from several residents

Irwin planners recommend approval for senior citizen housing project - Vimarsana News

Irwin planners recommend approval for senior citizen housing project

A proposed $12 million, 50-unit senior housing project in Irwin was recommended for approval by the borough’s planning commission by a 2-1 vote. But the Westmoreland County Housing Authority project is opposed by some North Huntingdon residents, who say in addition to increasing traffic it could possibly reduce the value

Irwin officials to review plans for housing project - Vimarsana News

Irwin officials to review plans for housing project

Plans for a four-story, 50-unit senior living apartment building next to the Norwin Public Library will be publicly unveiled next week. The Westmoreland County Housing Authority is scheduled to present plans for Grand View Senior Residences to the Irwin Planning Commission at 6 p.m. March 30. The panel offers recommendations