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Community Development flags red flags in environmental study for 1285 Evergreen
Summary
Elk County Community Development reported that ESM identified red flags in an environmental study for the property at 1285 Evergreen; the item was reported as old business and no formal action or vote was recorded at the Feb. 9 meeting.
Community Development Director Diane Cucar told the Elk County Board of Commissioners on Feb. 9 that ESM found red flags in the environmental study conducted for the property at 1285 Evergreen. The board heard the report during the old-business portion of the meeting; no motion or formal action was recorded on the item during the session.
Cucar also announced upcoming community events tied to her department: a Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge on Feb. 11 in Longton and a mobile food bank scheduled for Feb. 18 at the Moline Library at 1:00 p.m. The board did not record further direction or next steps on the environmental-study concerns during the meeting.
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