Shenango Valley Multi-Municipal Comprehensive Plans
Participating Municipalities:
City of Sharon, City of Hermitage, City of Farrell & Wheatland Borough
- West Middlesex Borough & Shenango Township
The Shenango Valley municipalities of the City of Sharon, City of Hermitage, City of Farrell, Wheatland Borough, West Middlesex Borough & Shenango Township, with assistance from Spotts, Stevens, McCoy, Inc. and the Mercer County Regional Planning Commission, have begun the process of developing a multi-municipal comprehensive plan for the region.
Two multi-municipal comprehensive plans will be prepared in this planning process. One plan will focus on Farrell City, Hermitage City, Sharon City, and Wheatland Borough. The second plan will focus on West Middlesex Borough and Shenango Township. Both plans will be coordinated with each other and with a multi-municipal comprehensive plan recently completed for the Boroughs of Clark and Sharpsville and the Township of South Pymatuning,
so as to result in coordinated planning for the greater Shenango Valley region.
This web page has been developed to make information available on the development of the multi-municipal comprehensive plan to the participating municipalities, the Plan Steering Committee members, interested individuals, businesses and organizations
and the general public.
If you have any suggestions, comments or
questions on an any of the information listed above or any general comments
about the planning process, please feel free to contact Brian Barnhizer at
MCRPC: (724) 981-2412 x224 or bbarnhizer@mcrpc.com.
Last updated:
January 21, 2011
CONTACT
INFORMATION
CITY OF SHARON
155 W. Connelly Blvd.
Sharon, PA 16146
(724) 983-3215
CITY OF
HERMITAGE
800 North Hermitage Rd.
Hermitage, PA 16148
(724) 981-0800 www.hermitage.net
CITY OF FARRELL
500 Roemer Blvd.
Farrell, PA 16121
(724) 983-2700 www.cityoffarrell.com
The Shenango Valley municipalities of the City of Sharon, City of Hermitage, City of Farrell, Wheatland Borough, West Middlesex Borough & Shenango Township, with assistance from Spotts, Stevens, McCoy, Inc. and the Mercer County Regional Planning Commission, have begun the process of developing a multi-municipal comprehensive plan for the region.
