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Slate Belt communities have a rich history dating back more than 250 years, but for the first time ever, eight municipalities are partnering to build a bright future.
The purpose of the Slate Belt Multi-Municipal Comprehensive Plan is to enable the boroughs of Bangor, East Bangor, Pen Argyl, Roseto, Portland and Wind Gap and the Townships of Washington and Upper Mount Bethel, to shape their collective vision for the future. Each municipality has prepared its own comprehensive plan in the past and will keep their autonomy and control but planning as a region enables them to take advantage of geographic similarities and address their common priorities, while better managing an evolving development landscape.
The Plan Draft below is the result of several years of work by representatives and stakeholders of each community to create the first Slate Belt Multi-Municipal Plan.
read the plan
read the data companion
45-Day Public Comment Period
On September 5th, 2024, the Plan Slate Belt Steering Committee voted that the Plan Slate Belt Multi-Municipal
Comprehensive Plan should move forward to the 45-day public comment period.
The comment period will last from September 13th to October 28th. Leave a comment below!
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STEERING COMMITTEE MEETINGS
(public welcome to attend)
NEXT MEETINGS
The October meeting has been cancelled.
The next meeting will be November 7th, 2024.
Pen Argyl Borough Hall
11 N Robinson Avenue
Pen Argyl, PA 18072
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BOROUGH OF BANGOR
James Kresge
Stephen Reider
Marissa Donnelly
BOROUGH OF EAST BANGOR
Jason Huggan
Karen Lane
Susan Ruggiero
BOROUGH OF PEN ARGYL
Joseph LeDonne
Tyler Kemp
Robin Zmoda
BOROUGH OF PORTLAND
Heather Fischer
Lance Prator
Stephanie Steele
BOROUGH OF ROSETO
Joe Angelini
Cathy Martino
Carl Renna
UPPER MOUNT BETHEL TOWNSHIP
David Friedman
Judy Henckel
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
John Buck
Justin Huratiak
Robert Smith
BOROUGH OF WIND GAP
Louise Firestone
Wesley Smith
George Hinton