Sale of 177 acres to BRADS Landfill put on hold
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POTTSVILLE — A Reading Anthracite Company petition to sell 177 acres of land to the BRADS Landfill in Blythe Township has been denied for the time being, following a scheduled hearing on Wednesday. But locals’ fight to halt the expansion of the landfill on Burma Road is not over — Reading Anthracite now has 60 days to amend its quiet title lawsuit to verify that all plaintiffs, or owners of portions of the 177 acres, agree to the sale. The company must refile because one of the named plaintiffs in the original petition is now an adversarial party — that’s […]
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