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Wellsburg officials prepare to auction many vacant lots

Toronto, OHLocal News

Wellsburg officials are gearing up for a significant public auction of 18 city-owned vacant lots, scheduled for 10 a. m. on October 12 in front of Wellsburg City Hall. This initiative is part of a broader effort to address urban blight and promote community development. The Wellsburg Council's resolution to auction the properties came after the city undertook a program to demolish dilapidated structures, resulting in these available lots.

These vacant properties present a unique opportunity for local residents and investors to contribute to the revitalization of the area. By engaging in this auction, participants can potentially acquire land that could be utilized for new housing or businesses, directly impacting the local economy. This auction reflects the city's commitment to transforming vacant spaces into productive use, ultimately enhancing community aesthetics and functionality. Residents are encouraged to attend and consider the potential these lots hold for future development. With the auction date approaching, local interest is expected to rise as the community anticipates the possibilities that come with new ownership of these properties.

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