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Commission hears request to certify blight for two vacant properties for county reinvestment review
Summary
The Columbia River Planning Commission on May 21 heard a request from the Lancaster County Vacant Property Reinvestment Board to certify properties at 118 North Eighth Street and 447 Union Street as blighted, which would place them under the county board's review.
The Columbia River Planning Commission heard a request May 21 from the Lancaster County Vacant Property Reinvestment Board to certify two properties—118 North Eighth Street and 447 Union Street—as blighted so they can be placed under the county board’s review.
Chairperson Wickenheiser introduced the last-minute agenda addition and described it as a request from the Lancaster County Vacant Property Reinvestment Board to certify a determination of blighted condition for the two addresses. If certified by the commission, the properties would be entered into the county board’s vacant property review process.
The transcript excerpt records the commission accepting the item onto the agenda and identifying the two addresses, but does not include further discussion, public comment, or a commission vote on certification in the provided excerpt.
No formal action or vote on certification is recorded in the transcript excerpt; the item was placed on the agenda for the commission’s consideration.
