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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2011
Page
1
Tim Taylor of Brayman Construction leads a controlled blowdown of the Route 224 bridge with a 2000 foot safety zone. Demolition tentatively set for Oct 22 or 29, with a short detour and 3 to 4 hour closure. Details to follow as safety needs dictate.
New Castle officials draft an ordinance to lower rental inspection fees to 15 dollars per unit every two years, adopt the 2009 International Property Maintenance Code, require annual registration of rental units with a sliding 40 to 80 dollar fee, and designate local agents. The measure aims to settle 2009 lawsuits and curb blighted properties while tightening oversight on landlords and vacant buildings.
Tonight residents hear plans for the Harry W. Lockley Kindergarten Center conversion to the Harry W. Lockley Early Learning Center serving kindergarten through second grade. Project cost at 18.8 million, financed mainly by 17.3 million in interest-free bonds from state stimulus funds. district adds up to 1.4 million. Five minutes per commenter. written comments due by November 14 to Superintendent George Gabriel at 420 Fern St New Castle Pa 16101.
The city council considers an ordinance adopting the 2009 International Property Maintenance Code to require registration of vacant buildings after 45 days and impose fees for longer vacancies. Fees would range from 250 to 2500 dollars, with fines of 200 dollars for upholstery and mattress storage violations.
Joseph P Ferruchie 90 of Ellwood City Mary Lou Harris of Warren Ohio and Elaine Margaret Slagle 75 of Pulaski referenced in a family notice. The piece notes a family business Cast Bakery returning to operation on New Castle's East Side.
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