Township Council Looks At SCAP Building As Possible Youth/Community Center

March 26, 2014 Township Council Taxes

SCAP building1 — This vacant Lewis Street building, owned by SCAP, is being eyed by the Township Council as a youth/community center.

A vacant building on Lewis Street, owned by the Somerset Community Action Program, is being eyed by the Township Council as a youth/community center.

The council at its March 25 meeting gave the go-ahead to township manager Bob Vornlocker to hire the engineering firm CME to take a thorough look at the building and estimate what it would cost to get it habitable.

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