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Lock Haven hearing closes on 2021 CDBG modification; public comment due Jan. 31
Summary
City staff closed a public hearing on a 2021 Community Development Block Grant modification, saying the proposal will not displace residents and setting a Jan. 31, 2025, deadline for written comments. The Lock Haven City Council will consider formal approval at its Feb. 3 meeting.
A public hearing on Lock Haven’s 2021 Community Development Block Grant modification was closed after city staff said the proposal will not displace residents and set a deadline for written comments.
Staff member, City staff, said, “The project will not displace any residents from their home.” The staff member also said the modification had been approved by the city council for submission earlier that year and that written comments should be sent by the end of the day on Jan. 31, 2025, to the address recorded in the hearing.
The hearing record gives an email contact for comments as aroberts@lawquivinpa.gov and lists the next step in the process as formal consideration by the Lock Haven City Council at its Feb. 3, 2025, meeting. The staff member said that meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers, 20 East Teward Street, Lock Haven.
There was no vote recorded in the hearing transcript on the modification itself; the staff member announced adjournment of the public hearing for the city’s 2021 CDBG program modification at the close of remarks.
The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program is a federal program that commonly funds local housing and community development projects; this hearing covered a proposed modification to Lock Haven’s 2021 program. The staff member’s statements in the hearing record are the basis for the timeline and the non-displacement statement reported here.
Lock Haven City Council is scheduled to consider formal approval of the modification at its Feb. 3 meeting; the public comment period on the modification closes Jan. 31, 2025, per the hearing record.
