Opponents of a controversial rezoning decision made by Hellertown Borough Council Jan. 21 celebrated its reversal Monday night, which occurred when Mayor David Heintzelman vetoed the decision, and council failed to override the veto.
A rezoning decision made by Hellertown Borough Council at its meeting Tuesday is being panned by many Saucon Valley residents, including some who have signed a petition requesting that it be reconsidered and reversed, if possible.
Residents who live in the area of a nearly 7-acre parcel of land on Easton Road in Hellertown packed a borough council meeting Monday to express their opposition to a proposed rezoning of it that would allow townhomes, multi-family dwellings and other types of high-density housing (other than single family dwellings) to be built on it.
Neighbors are speaking out about a request to rezone a nearly seven-acre property on Easton Road in Hellertown, which borough council will hear at a public hearing during their meeting this Tuesday, Jan. 21 at 7 p.m.
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The Upper Saucon Township Board of Supervisors voted Monday night to conditionally approve the final land development plan for a Traditions of America age-qualified development on the Locust Valley Golf Club property.
Hellertown Borough Council members listened and tried to assuage concerns about a proposed public works building at a roundtable meeting held Saturday on what could ultimately be the location of its construction.
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