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Board approves a series of disabled‑veteran property tax exemptions

Lancaster County Board of Assessment Appeals · January 14, 2026
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Summary

At the Jan. 14 meeting the board approved disabled‑veteran exemptions for seven veterans (Cherubin, Baker, Latsha, Cunningham, Herrick, Ebersole, Mihajlov), each recorded as effective with the 2026 tax year and with exoneration of 2026 County and Municipal taxes noted in the minutes.

The Lancaster County Board of Assessment Appeals approved disabled‑veteran exemptions for seven applicants at its Jan. 14, 2026 meeting. The minutes record motions by Richar Boas, seconded by Chandra Mast, granting exemptions for:

- Sharon D. Cherubin — parcel 600-64729-0-0000 (Rolling Hill Drive, Warwick Township) - Eli T. Baker — parcel 360-38888-0-0000 (Lemon Lane, Upper Leacock Township) - Robert J. Latsha — parcel 440-73327-1-0009 (Village Drive, Millersville Borough) - Lyle Cunningham — parcel 500-44594-0-0000 (Willoughby Circle, Penn Township) - Andrew S. Herrick — parcel 240-25875-0-0000 (Crestview Drive, Elizabeth Township) - Rodney L. Ebersole — parcel 290-37218-0-0000 (Hunters Path, East Hempfield Township) - Michael T. Mihajlov — parcel 410-69666-0-0000 (Eagle Path, Ephrata Township)

Each exemption is recorded as effective with the 2026 County and Municipal and the 2026–2027 School tax years; the minutes state exoneration of 2026 County and Municipal taxes for these entries. The minutes do not include roll‑call vote tallies.