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Council appoints Eric Lofrick to Historic Architectural Review Board
Summary
Eric Lofrick introduced himself at the July 23 council meeting and was appointed to the Historic Architectural Review Board after council members praised his background and a unanimous vote. The appointment passed 5–0.
Eric Lofrick introduced himself to the council as part of an appointment to the Historic Architectural Review Board and described his connection to local preservation work. Council members noted his ties to long‑time preservation advocates and thanked him for volunteering.
“Tony has been very involved in the historical preservation of the city of Williamsport and somebody that’s come up under his tutelage,” the presiding officer said when introducing Lofrick. Council members asked questions about residency and background; members confirmed he is a city resident and supported the nomination. The motion to appoint Eric Lofrick passed unanimously, 5–0.
The appointment was taken as a routine item; no conditions were recorded and the council moved on to subsequent agenda items.
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