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The document is a Property Maintenance Complaint Form from the Borough of Elizabethtown, designed for residents to report various types of property violations. It outlines the process for submitting complaints, including required information and potential outcomes after inspection by the Codes Compliance Official. The form emphasizes the importance of accurate reporting and includes legal disclaimers regarding false statements.

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What is the sister city of Elizabethtown PA?

Sister City: Letterkenny, County Donegal, Ireland This trading post became the Bear Tavern, which in 1753 was purchased by Barnabas and Elizabeth Hughes from County Donegal, Ireland. Barnabas Hughes laid out a town and named it Elizabethtown in honor of his wife.

What is a nickname for Elizabethtown?

Nickname: E-town or Etown.

What is Elizabethtown, PA famous for?

Elizabethtown is home to Continental Press, White Oak Mills (an animal feed plant), Elizabethtown College, the Masonic Village, a large Mars Chocolate North America (a division of Mars, Incorporated) plant, Nordstroms east coast fulfillment center, and numerous smaller businesses.

Who is the mayor of Elizabethtown?

City of Elizabethtown FIRST NAMELAST NAMETITLE Jeffrey H. Gregory Mayor Jeff Hawkins Finance Director Don Hill Public Works Director Ken Howard City Attorney11 more rows

What is the history of Elizabethtown?

In 1730, Thomas Harris purchased a large tract of land and established a trading post on the Conoy Creek. This trading post became the Bear Tavern, which in 1753 was purchased by Barnabas and Elizabeth Hughes from County Donegal, Ireland. Barnabas Hughes laid out a town and named it Elizabethtown in honor of his wife.

Is Elizabethtown, PA a nice place to live?

Elizabethtown is an idealistic small town in rural PA. It is full to the brim with local small businesses and cute family-friendly places from restaurants to artisan shops. It is slowly starting to expand to attract more families and folks from neighbouring towns to stop by or move in.

What is the oldest building in Elizabethtown PA?

Captain Thomas Harris Sign of the Bear Tavern This Georgian-style house is arguably the oldest building in Elizabethtown borough. The Sign of the Bear Tavern, built by Captain Thomas Harris in 1745, became the first main commercial stop between Philadelphia and Harrisburg in colonial Pennsylvania.

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