Youth Center Design Met With Cheers; Could Cost $13 – $14.6 M

February 14, 2018 Township Council Taxes

Architect’s rendering of the front of the proposed township youth center, targeted for a parcel on Lewis Street.

The long-discussed township youth center could be open for business by September of 2019.

That was the projection Feb. 13 by Martin Kimmel, one of the architects contracted by the township to design the facility, which is targeted for a 40,000-square-foot parcel on Lewis Street.

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Youth Center Design Met With Cheers; Could Cost $13 – $14.6 M

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