Commissioner Jo Ellen Litz

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These past four years, it has been an honor and a privilege to represent all of the people of Lebanon County as your commissioner.   Please consider volunteering today  Jo Ellen Litz
 
Thank you for your support of my campaign, and for all that you do.

Sincerely, Jo Ellen

Honorary Chair:     Lt. Gov. Catherine Baker Knoll --a woman who broke the glass ceiling and contributed greatly to PA politics; born in 1930, died November 12, 2008.

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Tired of paying high shopping center rental rates? 

Check out this location on Route 422 between two of the fastest growing municipalities (North Cornwall and North Lebanon) in Lebanon County--the original multi-use property in this area of North Lebanon Township.  Approximate traffic count is 19,000 vehicles per day.  Business incubator--great for new businesses to get started.

One month security deposit and background check required.

213' Route 422 (Cumberland Street) frontage!  1.386 acres with public water, public sewer, electricity, cable, phone, UGI gas at the curb, and a storm water drain on the corner.

Arnold Autowerks 2503, Suites 1&2:  Business.  Blue building in rear.  Approximately 2250 sq' garage includes an office, two overhead garage doors, storage room.  Water, sewer, and electricity prorated, then adjusted at the end of each calendar year.  Off-street parking for ten vehicles.

 AVAILABLE 2503, Suite 3.  Storage.  Blue Building in rear.  1200 sq'.  Two overhead garage doors.  Five off-street parking spaces.

 

    

   Location          - Aerial View     - Zoning Map      -  Survey               -   Contours      -   Traffic Count    - Fire 4.17.2011  - After Demolition

Property History:

At 11:57PM on 4.17.11, a call came into EMA. Firemen were on the scene for 6 hours, gone for 1.5 hours, and called back for a re-burn.  The main building, close to 15,000 square feet,  fronting on Route 422 was destroyed, and had to be demolished.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OthnUMkkOk YouTube

In 1947, the arched roof part of the building was constructed as a feedmill for Hershey. In 1951, Aaron Stager expanded the building to the north, east, and west, and added what is now the blue garage on the hill behind what was the main building. Many business got their start at this location--Arnold Autowerkes, Reigle's Upholstery, Stoneroads Flowers, Reigle's Video Store..., and R&J Motors had their glass shop on the east side of the building. The County even had a training program in the east side for many years. Then, in 1974, A&G Automotive needed more room for their parts store, and the north side of the west extension was constructed.  At the time of the fire, the Humane Society Thrift Shop was located in the former A&G Automotive Store, and Ray's Collision occupied what was originally Stager's Body Shop, Kreider's Body Shop, then Lebanon Body Shop.

North Lebanon Township Zoning Ordinance:

§802. Permitted Uses.

2. Multiple commercial use complexes and shopping centers provided

that the following conditions are met:

A. The multiple commercial use complex or shopping center shall

consist of a group of two (2) or more commercial uses, planned,

designed, and constructed as one (1) principal structure. Each

commercial establishment within the complex shall share at least one (1)

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