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Reichley Schedules Informational Meeting on May 14 to Inform Residents about THP

Posted on: 2009-05-07
A local home builder, TH Properties (THP), has stopped work on several local developments, according to recent news reports. In response to this concern, Rep. Doug Reichley (R-Berks/Lehigh) has scheduled a public meeting at 7 p.m. on Thursday, May 14, at the Upper Macungie Township Administration Building on 8330 Schantz Road in Breinigsville.

“This home building company is apparently facing financial difficulties as a result of the housing bust, and has suspended operations,” said Reichley. “The company has several developments under construction and residents of those communities are understandably concerned about what will happen next if THP cannot finish projects that have been started.”

Reichley is calling the meeting to help ease the concerns of residents, who will be able to meet with township officials from Lower Macungie Township and Upper Macungie Township on May 14.

“A local bankruptcy attorney will also be on hand, and he can assist with general questions about financial issues that might be facing the company and how they affect residents of the community,” said Reichley. “Planning officials will explain to residents the latest on the situation, and answer questions about what happens next with repairs, undeveloped properties and unfinished homes, and when planned roads will be completed.”

For directions or if you have any questions, Reichley’s district offices at 1245 Chestnut Street, Unit No. 5, Emmaus. The phone number is (610) 965-9933