Developer Abe Atiyeh says Palmer Township officials were wrong when they issued a violation and cease and desist order against him for using a three-acre parcel at 530 Milford St. as a parking lot. Atiyeh will appear before the Township Zoning Hearing Board on Tuesday to appeal.
Source: Morningcall
From personal care home to parking lot, Atiyeh to appeal Palmer Township cease and desist order
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