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Wellsburg officials prepare to auction many vacant lots

Toronto, OHLocal News

In a significant move to enhance local development, Wellsburg officials are preparing to auction 18 city-owned vacant lots on October 12 at 10 a. m. in front of City Hall. The auction follows a resolution approved by the Wellsburg Council, aiming to address the challenges posed by properties left vacant after the demolition of dilapidated structures. This initiative not only seeks to revitalize the area but also encourages community involvement by inviting potential buyers to invest in these lots.

The parcels available for auction are primarily remnants of past urban renewal efforts, highlighting the city's ongoing struggle with urban blight. By facilitating this auction, Wellsburg aims to foster economic growth and interest in local real estate development. The council's proactive approach underscores an essential commitment to improving the quality of life in the city. Residents and stakeholders alike are encouraged to participate in this opportunity to bid on properties that may contribute to the city's revitalization. This auction represents a crucial step toward transforming vacant land into valuable community assets.

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