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Board approves slate of property tax exemptions, including nonprofit and disabled-veteran requests
Summary
At its April 8 meeting the Board of Assessment Appeals approved multiple property tax exemptions — including nonprofit properties and a series of disabled-veteran exemptions — recording parcel numbers and effective tax years in the minutes.
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The Lancaster County Board of Assessment Appeals on April 8, 2026, approved a series of property tax exemptions for nonprofit organizations and for individual disabled veterans. Motions were made and seconded on the record for each item; the minutes list addresses and parcel numbers and record the effective tax years for each exemption.
Notable approvals recorded in the minutes include a nonprofit exemption for National Action Network at 445 E. Strawberry St., Lancaster City (parcel 337-59463-0-0000), effective beginning with the 2026–2027 school year and the 2027 county and municipal tax years. The board also approved exemptions for Omega Place, LLC (145 Rose Dr., East Lampeter Township; parcel 310-30040-0-0000), West Donegal Township (118 South Broad St., Mountville Borough; parcel 160-60466-0-0000), and Milagro House (141 College Ave., Lancaster City; parcel 335-65777-0-0000). The minutes list eight disabled-veteran exemptions by applicant name and parcel number (for example, Marie T. Anzalone, 232 Skylark Rd., Lititz Borough; parcel 370-0914-0-0000) and record that each motion passed.
Motions were typically moved by Board Member Chandra Mast and seconded by Chairman Lowell Fry or Board Member Richard Boas Jr., according to the minutes. The transcript records the board voting to approve each exemption; explicit individual vote tallies are not included in the text of the minutes.
