During a recent government meeting, discussions centered around the potential development of a property near Kirkland Grove, which has been identified as a burial site. The planning commission noted that selling the property is now less likely due to its historical significance. However, members expressed enthusiasm for transforming the area into a tourist attraction, particularly through the creation of a haunted trail. This idea aims to leverage the existing historical documentation available at the local historical society to enhance visitor engagement.

The property, located on both sides of Kirkland Grove Road, was also suggested as a potential site for a public park or ghost tour, with participants highlighting its accessibility and the fascinating history associated with it.

In other news, the meeting revealed that the construction of a new home on Indian Valley Road, referred to as Build 22, is nearing completion, with the family expected to move in shortly. Additionally, discussions are underway with Lancaster to explore innovative changes to the local business model, focusing on increasing the capacity for building homes and addressing workforce housing needs. This initiative aims to facilitate financing options that could support the construction of more homes annually, moving beyond the current model of serving only deserving families.

The meeting concluded with a call for citizen engagement, emphasizing the community's role in shaping these developments.