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Wellsburg officials prepare to auction many vacant lots

Weirton, WVLocal News

In a move aimed at revitalizing the local community, Wellsburg officials are preparing to auction 18 city-owned vacant lots on October 12 at 10 a. m. The auction will be held in front of Wellsburg City Hall, following the recent approval of a resolution by the Wellsburg Council. These vacant parcels primarily consist of lots that were left abandoned after the demolition of dilapidated buildings, a process aimed at improving the safety and aesthetics of the area. By offering these lots for public bid, city officials hope to attract interested buyers who can contribute to the redevelopment of Wellsburg.

The auction presents a unique opportunity for local investors and residents to purchase property in a city making strides towards improvement. This initiative reflects the city’s commitment to addressing urban decay and enhancing community value. Furthermore, it allows the municipality to reclaim and repurpose land that has been underutilized. The event is anticipated to draw attention from prospective buyers looking to invest in the area and play a role in its revitalization.

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