MACUNGIE BORO., Pa. – Macungie Borough Council updated the public on a dispute involving an approved apartment development during a special meeting Monday afternoon at the Macungie Institute auditorium.
The Lumber Street development, a 49-unit apartment complex, received preliminary/final land development plan approval at council’s Sept. 8 meeting. The project calls for a two-story facility with access from two driveways on Lumber Street. That street connects Main Street (Route 100) and Lehigh Street.
At the Sept. 8 approval meeting, two Macungie residents — Brenda Decker and Wendy Horn — raised questions about a paper alley they said were referenced on their deeds. Solicitor David Keightly replied that per the county records, there is no street…