Wal-Mart Salvage Plan Fails for Gettysburg Farm Buildings
Wal-Mart says good faith efforts to save a Civil War hospital house and a 19th century barn along U S 30 near Gettysburg failed. The company will systematically salvage the structures before building a 119612 square foot store, after negotiations with Randy Inskip collapsed and no second buyer was found.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc
U.S. 30
Gettysburg
Straban Township
Wal-Mart
Don Hinkle
Shinkle
dy Inskip
Inskip
Jamesway plaza
Gardner
Mr. Inskip
Hospital Woods
Maryland craft show promoters face 6 million suit in Adams County
A Maryland firm Park Avenue Promotions filed a $6 million lawsuit in Gettysburg Adams County Circuit Court against a Maryland promoter over a planned August craft show on Mummasburg Road. The suit follows the chamber of commerce denial of membership and amid controversy over attendance claims and prior show history.
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Adams County
Maryland
Park Avenue Promotions
Columbia
Gregory Murphy
Alexandria, Va
Park Avenue
Mummasburg Road
chamber
Park Avenue public rela
Charles B. Zuravin
Gettysburg
Park Avenue Promotions, Inc
Murphy
Zuravin
Oxford Berwick police merger study advances none
Oxford supervisors reviewed attorneys' work on a possible merger of Oxford and Berwick townships police forces with no decision yet. Nine months could pass before any merger if agreed. separate hires could occur if no merger. Jaycees requested a free meeting room for planning, offering to cover expenses, while residents asked about extending a right of way into their properties.
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Oxford
Berwick
Donald F. Poist
Steve Roth
Colonial Area Jaycees
York County Control
Berwick-Oxford
Roth
Earl Keliian
Jim Billman
Jaycees
township
Pete Reese
Sherry
Doran Meadows
Piper Drive
Joe Meyers
Delbert Piper
Hamilton Supervisors Approve Agricultural Security Area
The Hamilton Township Supervisors unanimously approve an Agricultural Security Area to protect farms in residential zones from subdivision into many lots. They discuss potential issues such as odors from possible turkey farms and coordinate sewer plans with Abbottstown and Gladview Acres residents. Residents raise traffic and speed concerns on Peepytown Road and Locust Lane, requesting studies and patrols. A Henry Costello subdivision is approved contingent on zoning board. The next meeting is August 7 at 7:30 in the township building.
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Hamilton Township
James Matias
Mr. Matias
Matias
Maynard Statler
Sharon Myers
Abbottstown Sewer Authority
Cherry Lane
Abbottstowns
municipal sewer authority
Gladview Acres
Myers
Gladview
David Bor
ing
Charles Sherman
Statler
Peepytown
Shermans
Locust Lane
Henry Costello
D.ER
700 Rd
Littlestown Urges Borough Permit Rules Upfront
Littlestown reminds residents building and zoning permits are required for most projects within the borough not just those over 1000 dollars. Borough manager Richard Selby notes permits cover new structures, changes to existing ones, curbs and sidewalks, and any renovations. A plot plan is needed for new buildings and processing can take up to a month.
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Littlestown
Richard Selby
Selby
Adams County
Keystone landfill study due for public release and hearing
EPA official says the first part of the Remedial Investigation Feasibility Study for the Keystone Sanitation Co. landfill will be released to the public by July 18. A public hearing is planned for August in Union Township to explain the study and gather comments.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Keystone Sanitation Co. Inc
Deborah Dewsberry
RIFS
Union Township
EPA
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George Ziegler
George and
Barbara Ziegler
Jennifer Lynn Smith
John and
Patricia Smith
Hamilton Two
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Keystone
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state Environmental Hearing Board
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