posted by Joe Polk at 4:23 PM /
Nine Mt. Lebanon residents, including two former school board members, have filed a petition to intervene in a court appeal by the Mt. Lebanon School District over a zoning hearing board decision.
The district is planning a $113.3 million renovation for its high school but was denied two variances by the municipality's zoning hearing board in March.
The district filed an appeal in April, and now some residents who previously have spoken out against the renovation project have petitioned to intervene in the case in support of the zoning hearing board.
Read more: www.post-gazette.com/pg/10161/1064418-55.stm
The district is planning a $113.3 million renovation for its high school but was denied two variances by the municipality's zoning hearing board in March.
The district filed an appeal in April, and now some residents who previously have spoken out against the renovation project have petitioned to intervene in the case in support of the zoning hearing board.
Read more: www.post-gazette.com/pg/10161/1064418-55.stm
Labels: high school renovation, school district, zoning
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