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Impact Report 2018–2019

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A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD CHAIR AND PRESIDENT

Peter Barber, Lancaster City Alliance Board Chair and President of Two Dudes Painting Company, and Marshall W. Snively, President Lancaster City Alliance

Message from our Board Chair and President

MARSHALL W. SNIVELY PRESIDENT

PETER BARBER CHAIR

THE PEOPLE, BUSINESSES, AND COMMUNITIES OF LANCASTER CITY ARE at the center of everything we do. Our impact in the past year is felt by the entrepreneurs we assist. It is seen in the neighborhoods where our Red Shirt Ambassadors patrol and in the City’s growing tree canopy. It is heard when we celebrate our community’s success and address its challenges.

Our work is directed by the community’s Building On Strength Economic Development plan and is in partnership with over 30 organizations to implement the plan. In the past year, a major focus has been in South Lancaster, especially on South Prince, South Queen, and Manor Streets to assist neighbors with needed home and business improvements while providing job training, placing trash receptacles, and planting trees. We also hired a neighborhood project coordinator who speaks both English and Spanish to work alongside neighbors as we implement this work.

As we enter year five of the plan’s implementation, investment is increasing not only Downtown, but throughout our communities. In addition, we continue our work with the City and partner organizations to achieve housing for all and support our entrepreneurs through the Entrepreneurship Coalition and the Cultivate Lancaster events.

This year also marks the beginning of our new strategic plan. The plan asks three important questions to guide our work through the year 2022. One, how do we fulfill our most impactful role within the community ecosystem? Two, how do we define and measure the success of our stakeholders and three, how can we economy-proof our work to ensure sustainability?

Thanks to the support of our investors and many community partners, the City continues to grow, yet we still have much to do. Please take a moment to review highlights from 2018-2019 and we look forward to working with you in the years ahead.

WHO IS LANCASTER CITY ALLIANCE? 4

OUR WORK 2018-2019 5

STRENGTHENING NEIGHBORHOODS 7

FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2018–2019 9

BUILDING ON STRENGTH 10

LANCASTER DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT DISTRICT 12

VOLUNTEERS, DONOR LIST, AND INVESTORS 14

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WHO IS LANCASTER CITY ALLIANCE?

The Lancaster City Alliance Team, Left to Right: Lisa, Jeremy, Ricardo, Colleen, Marshall, Anne, Dave, Lori, and Kathlene.

Lancaster City Alliance is a non-profit to ensure Lancaster is a clean, safe, and vibrant City for all.

We value collaboration.

We value integrity

We value the collective good.

We value diversity, equity,

and inclusion.

We value action.

We connect diverse stakeholders for the common good of Lancaster City.

We harness the power of the private sector.

We hold a reputation as trusted stewards.

We leverage a broad network of engaged leaders with expansive influence.

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• We assisted over 70 prospects looking to invest or locate in the City. Since the adoption of the Building On Strength Economic Development Strategic Plan in mid-2015, the Lancaster City Alliance team has played a role in facilitating more than $300 million in real estate development recently completed or currently under construction, and in an additional $150 million that is in the planning stages as of October 2019.

• In partnership with Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County, we were awarded a $200,000 grant from the Lancaster County Community Foundation’s BB&T Economic Growth Fund to identify and enhance residential and small commercial properties and provide construction training to achieve thriving wage jobs for residents.

• In partnership with Entrepreneurship Coalition, we hosted two Cultivate Lancaster events averaging over 200 attendees per event, to support local entrepreneurs looking to start or grow businesses in Lancaster. The Coalition also launched the new Cultivate website, cultivatelancaster.com, which consolidates all local start-up resources.

Our work 2018–2019

We leverage a broad network of engaged leaders and members of the community. Here are the results:

Lancaster City Alliance Building On Strength

Cultivate Lancaster Entrepreneurs Forum

Velocity

Our Winning Aspiration:

Lancaster City flourishes and everyone shares in its success.

Our Values

Our Differentiators

OUR WORK 2018-2019

Celebrating A CITY MOVING FORWARD

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• We continue to partner with the City of Lancaster and the Lancaster Conservancy as the Lancaster Tree Tenders to expand the City’s urban canopy with a focus on “under-greened areas” including S. Prince and S. Queen Streets where 100 trees have been planted since 2018.

• The City has strong investor confidence, with over $766 million spent or planned in private sector led investment since mid-2015, including more than $280 million announced in the last year alone; a significant amount of which is occurring outside of the Downtown area.

• VeloCity, our annual fundraiser, brings together over 80 musicians, restaurants, bartenders, merchants, artists, salons, and volunteers to celebrate the city and raise money for the Lancaster City Alliance and the DID.

• In partnership with the City of Lancaster, nearly 200 blocks have been adopted for the City’s Adopt-A-Block litter clean-up program. In just the last year, almost 70 blocks have been newly adopted, resulting in regular litter clean up by residents and businesses on nearly 30 miles of Lancaster City streets since the program’s creation in 2016!

OUR WORK 2018-2019 (CONTINUED)

trees for the city

strong confidence in investors to the city

bringing the city together through velocity

the adopt-a-block program

VeloCity 2018 was a huge success!

STRENGTHENING NEIGHBORHOODS

WE PROVIDE A FOUNDATION FOR A STRONG COMMUNITY through neighborhood development, empowering neighbors to plant trees, Adopt-A-Block, and repair façades. (Pictured)

THIS YEAR WE WERE AWARDED $200,000 from the Lancaster County Community Foundation’s BB&T Economic Growth Fund Grant to perform this work.

THE FAÇADE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM has nearly 40 properties in the pipeline representing more than $500,000 in investment.

A Foundation for a Strong Community

WE SERVE SEVERAL CITY NEIGHBORHOODS through our red shirt ambassadors who provide an extra set of eyes and ears for neighbors and businesses.

Thank you for your help! In the past year, Team Leader Tony Morton assisted an elderly woman calling for help whose wheelchair battery had died. He was happy to push her up the hill where she was able to recharge her battery. Safety Ambassador Matt Morrison helped a resident change a flat tire and Operations Supervisor Justin Norton contacted the fire department when he noticed a burning smell coming from a parked unattended vehicle.

Serving Several City Neighborhoods

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4,553

BIKE MILES LOGGED

INSTANCES OF EXCESSIVE TRASH OR UNKEMPT PROPERTY

REMOVED GRAFITTI TAGS

ITEMS IDENTIFIED IN NEED OF REPAIR

FOOT PATROL HOURS

In partnership with Community Action Partnership and support from local philanthropies, the Lancaster City Alliance is managing the façade improvement program on South Prince, South Queen, Beaver, West King and Manor Streets.

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FINANCIAL RESULTS 2018–2019

Corporate/Business

Contracted Services/ Management Fees

Foundations/Grants

Individuals

Public Safety

Community Development

Economic Development

Marketing

Administration

Lancaster City Alliance Budget: $1.20MWe leverage corporate and private contributions with supplemental funding from grants and successfully manage each dollar we receive.

REVENUES

68%

17%

11%

4%

EXPENSES

33%

18%24%

13%

12%

Enhancing Public Safety for Residents and BusinessesWE ENHANCE PUBLIC SAFETY FOR RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES while building a strong foundation for commerce by

conducting regular meetings with City-wide safety partners, local

merchants, and corporate partners.

WE ALSO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE LANCASTER SAFETY COALITION.

Over 50 local merchants gather each month to network and share ideas for the benefit of the City. Here Lancaster City Alliance honors several merchants for business anniversary milestones.

Communicating Important Information to the CommunityWE COMMUNICATE IMPORTANT INFORMATION to businesses and residents that may affect quality of life such as construction, street closures, snow removal, convention center updates, and parking. We have 12,000 followers across all social media platforms with an average monthly reach of 46,000. We routinely attract robust community engagement on our content and receive regular requests from individuals and organizations to share information that celebrates and promotes Lancaster City.

BUILDING ON STRENGTH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Building On Strength 15-Year Economic Development Strategic Plan for the City

BUILDING ON STRENGTH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

LANCASTER CITY ALLIANCE oversees the Building On Strength plan, which contains 33 recommendations for the City’s success. It is our job to ensure each strategy is moving forward. We work with a network of over 100 stakeholders who play a lead role, ensuring a prosperous future for our city.

SINCE JUNE 2015, By Commercial Hub and Current Phase of Development (as of end of Q3/2019)

* For development-related outcomes, “actual” reflects only projects completed since June 2015 and currently under construction. ** For development-related outcomes, “anticipated” reflects only projects completed since June 2015 and currently under construction, and assumes planned and conceptual development projects will come to fruition.

2030 OUTCOMES DASHBOARDProgress since June 2015 (as of end of Q3/2019)

64%193 rooms

78%233 rooms

300 NEWHOTEL ROOMS

31%4% increase from 59% of

PA since 2015

PER CAPITA INCOMEINCREASE TO 70%

OF PA’S

10%250 units

24%595 units

2,500 NEWRESIDENTIAL UNITS

141%422,887 SF

142%425,087 SF

300,000 SF NEW OFFICE/FLEX SPACE

43%$432+ M

71%$710+ M

$1 BILLION PRIVATELY LED INVESTMENT

155%154,565 SF

100,000 SF NEW RETAIL/RESTAURANT

SPACE

ACTUAL PROGRESS* ANTICIPATED PROGRESS**

175%175,165 SF

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OUTSIDE OF COMMERCIAL

HUBS

DOWNTOWN CORE

HARRISBURG AVENUE/NW

GATEWAY

NEW HOLLAND/ E. WALNUT

S. DUKE S. PRINCE/ S. QUEEN

W. KING MANOR

CONCEPTUAL PLANNED UNDER CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED

$0

$50,000,000

$88.81 M

$263.41 M

$100,000,000

$150,000,000

$200,000,000

$250,000,000

$300,000,000

$311.73 M

$52.47 M

$10 M

$17 M

$85.49 M

$107.14 M

$119.1 M$23.69 M

$15.92 M $12.89 M$3.02 M

$344 K

$3.70 M

$10.82 M $2.41 M$2.38 M

$2.51 M

$1.20 M $10.10 M$500 K$3.90 M $384 K$134 K

$9.27 M$8.21 M

$119.7 M

$54.9 M

GOAL BY2030

Privately Led Investment

TOTAL PRIVATELY LED INVESTMENT: >$710,467,348All Development Phases, Citywide

$79.47 M

77%

15%

7%

LANCASTER DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT DISTRICT 2018–2019

REVENUES

39%

29%

24%

8%

EXPENSES Safety

Appearance

Operations

Marketing/ Downtown Dollars

Assessments

Tax-Exempt Contributions/ Donations

Marketing/ Downtown Dollars

Contracted Services

Lancaster Downtown Investment District Annual Budget: $495,000Lancaster City Alliance manages the downtown Investment District by providing clean and safe services to property owners invested in the downtown core.

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Clean and Safe Team Stats

1,655 BIKE MILES LOGGED

3,198 FOOT PATROL HOURS

76 tons TRASH AND LEAVES REMOVED FROM SIDEWALKS

525 TREE WELLS MAINTAINED IN THE DOWNTOWN AREA

9,200 lbs. MULCH LAID

8,172 VISITORS ASSISTED WITH DIRECTIONS

2,096 BUSINESS CHECK-INS

242 STICKERS AND GRAFITTI TAGS REMOVED

LANCASTER DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT DISTRICT 2018–2019

The Downtown Investment District began operation in 1992 when property owners within the District granted approval for its formation and to support a property tax assessment to keep the downtown clean and safe.

This year the Downtown Investment District Board of Directors began strategic planning to guide the future of the DID.

LANCASTER

DOWNTOWN

INVESTMENT

DISTRICT

LANCASTER CITY ALLIANCE VOLUNTEERS AND INVESTORSLANCASTER CITY ALLIANCE VOLUNTEERS AND INVESTORS

Jessica Long Baker PPL Electric Utilities

Cindy SawickiWillow Valley Communities

Kerry Sherin WrightFranklin & Marshall College

FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS OF LANCASTER CITY ALLIANCE

PLATINUM  BB&T Economic Growth Fund GrantFranklin & Marshall College Fulton Bank, N.A. High Foundation High Real Estate Group LLC Lancaster County Community Foundation Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health The Steinman Foundation City of Lancaster

GOLD Baker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP Barley Snyder Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home Ecklin Development Irex Corporation Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority Murray PPL Electric Utilities The M&T Charitable Foundation UGI Utilities, Inc. Willow Valley Communities

SILVERAuntie Anne’s RKL, LLP ALP Industries, Inc. Benchmark Construction Burnham Holdings, Inc. CCS Building Group EHD Fig Industries Providence Engineering Corp S&T Bank TW Ponessa & Associates Warfel Construction Wohlsen Construction

BRONZE 230 Medical Center Condo Assn. Peter & Kara Barber BB&T Caldwell Heckles & Egan Campus Alpha, LP Cargas Champion Forge, LLC Charlotte Place, LP Clipper Magazine Joe & Kristine Crosswhite Teke & Jodi Drummond Mark & Patrizia Fitzgerald Philip Frey Karen L Gifford Hazlett, Burt & Watson Inc. Robert & Hale Krasne Holly Kutz Lancaster Bicycle Club Lancaster Marriott At Penn Square Mark & Beth McCollom Jane & Bill McMinn Sharon & Doug Moore Nat & Matt Petersen Robyn Piggott Prana Functional Manual Therapy LLC Rhoads Energy Family of Companies Richard F. Mula Architects Craig & Dianne Roda Select Security

St. Mary’s Church Univest Bank & Trust Co.

SUPPORTERS551 West David AicheleFred R. AlbrightAllgire Management, LLCBarbara K AltmannB&F PartnersRob & Alisa Bair Rob & Deb BarberAndrew BerfondDoug & Jenny BrantSamuel BressiKaren Bousquet & Scott Vine Francis ByrneBrett CalabrettaPhilip & Janet CalhounMax & Tina CampbellChip & Rebecca CargasDeborah CarterMadra ClayJonathan ColemanCompass Real Estate, LLCCornerstone Design-ArchitectsJack CrowleyAndrew CubbisonRaymond D’AgostinoThomas & Joan DautrichCathy Enck Gary DavisClifford & Anna DaySalvatore & Mary DinaThomas Anderson Susan DysonJim EbyWes Farmer & Hilda Shirk Festoon at the FirehouseTristarrBrandon FisherCarolyn FrenchTim & Kate FreundSarah & Greg GanseJustin GeisenbergerSteve GeisenbergerGeorge & Ann Weaver Charitable FundJohn GerdyPaul GibbsThomas & Prscila GilburgEd GordonLisa & Jeff GreenerPatricia Haverstick & Kreg WeaverLarry & Faye HelicherMichael HellerHenrietta Heisler Interiors Inc.Henry J. Yeager LaboratoriesLori HerrLinda Holman-MarcksHometown Property Managment Thomas R. HooberKatherine HopkinsDoug HopwoodDavid HornbergerJeff & Alicia HorstHouse Of PizzaRod & Mary Lou Weaver Houser Huber’s West End MarketRobert & Hedwig HunsickerCathryn Leib InnacolaJames Street Mennonite ChurchRick JoiJonathan & Kate Yeager Sam JordanDaniel JurmanKeating/MaslandThe KeelersClarence & Jody Kegel Dave & Carol KellerMichael KellerAnnie & Peter KerekgyartoCorinn KirchnerBarry & Carol KornhauserStephanie KramerJenni Leister & Yousaf ChamanJohn LinesScott & Lisa LittleDoug, Erin & Alice Sell

Longview Structures LLC Lynn & Tim Peters FoundationJessica MailhotBruce MartinRalph MartinGeorge & Jessica MayThomas McDermottMichael & Kathryn McKennaWilliam McMinnMike & Mia McMonagleDaniel McPhillipsJohn MessickMichael & Hope SchmidsJon & Michelle MilesTim & Katie MillerDr. Vilas PrahbuJoe MugaveroMulberry Partners LLCThomas MummaBonita MummertDeb & Carmen NapolitanShelby NaumanSamuel & Nancy NeffLisa NguyenNorth Group ConsultantsKaren PaivaAvi PatelRandy & Phyllis PattersonJessica PellmanToni PhillipsCarl & Ellen PikeAmanda PriceProgressive Property Management Inc. Reliance Enviromental Inc. Douglas RanckRichard & Vanessa RankinGalen ReedGerry ReidelPedro RiveraCarol E. RolandRonald Barton Hair StylingChristine SableKathleen SaulCindy SawickiLaura SchanzKaren SchloerKatherine SelchMimi Shapiro & Paul EngleheartShelley Snow TeamBradley ShewMike & Andrea Shirk Felicia & Bob ShoemakerJames ShultzJennifer & David Silbert Simply From ScratchTom SimpsonTom & Barbra Bray Smithgall Marshall W. SnivelyMarshall Snively & Paul GibbsJordan SpaceFred R. StehmanAngie StephensonStevens House-10 S. Prince St.Ed StewartLisa StillwellJanice StorkKathlene Carroll Sullivan Sunoco Aplus Mini Market-Prince & Orange Sts.Ann SwartzbaughThiry CommercialJohn Thomas Kristen ThomasAndrew & BettY TomposTypothecary LetterpressVoodoo Brewing Co. Inc. Jeffrey J. VrabelColleen Wagner Gregory WaltonJim Warner & Kerry Sacco Nancy WarshawskyChristy WeaverCrystal WeaverAnne Williams & Peter DayHollY WilliamsWindstreamBev WiseSteven G WitmerSilantra

Yorgo’sShane & Ginny ZimmermanLarry Zook

Emeritus DonorsJane Eastman Rufus Fulton Christian & Gladys McMurtrie Wally & Patricia Otto Paul & Judy Ware

CONTRIBUTIONS TO LANCASTER DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT DISTRICTCobys Family ServicesCommunity First FundCounty of LancasterDemuth Foundation & Lancaster Museum of ArtFirst Church of Christ ScientistFulton Opera House FoundationHDC Inc (Lancaster House North)Lancaster Bible CollegePA College of Art & DesignSalvation ArmyTrinity Lutheran ChurchVision Corps

2018 VELOCITY COMMITTEECo-Chairs: Susan Eberly, Alegre EventsCorinn Kirchner, PPM Real Estate

Marketing/PR/Graphics:Kathlene Carroll Sullivan, Lancaster City Alliance Kayla Forgrave, LOOPDeborah Brandt, Fig Industries

Cultural Performers: Bill Speakman, Tellus360Kevin O’Mahony, Tellus360Annie Diaz, Etcetera LLC

Visual Arts: Loryn Spangler Jones, LSJ Studios

Staging: Brendan O’Donnell, AtomicRodney Shumaker, Shumaker PDT Fashion Show: Lindsay Filling, Filling’s

Food: Dawn Steelman, Annie Bailey’s Irish Public House

Video: Nikoloz Lelashvili, Triode Media Group LTD

Volunteer Coordinator: Anja Najera, Caulfield Consulting, LLC

Logistics: Anne Williams, Lancaster City Alliance

ENTREPRENEURSHIP COALITIONASSETSBen Franklin Technology PartnersCandy FactoryCatamaranCity of LancasterCommunity First FundDuke Street Business CenterEconomic Development Company of LancasterElizabethtown CollegeKutztown SBDCLancaster City AllianceLancaster Chamber of Commerce and IndustryLancaster County Community Foun-dationMCKLCOMillersville UniversityPubforgeSBASCORE Lancaster-Lebanon

TEAM LANCASTER CITY ALLIANCEMarshall W. Snively, President David Aichele, Director of Clean & Safe Services/Executive Director of DID

Ricardo Almodovar, Neighborhood Enhancement Projects Coordinator Lisa Darlington, Operations Manager: Block by Block

Lori Herr, Team Coordinator

Kathlene Carroll Sullivan, Social Media and Engagement Manager

Colleen Wagner, Executive Leadership Teams Manager

Anne Williams, Director of Communications

Jeremy Young, Community and Economic Development Manager

LANCASTER CITY ALLIANCE 2018–2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chair, Peter Barber Two Dudes Painting Company

Vice Chair, Robert “Teke” Drummond Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health

Treasurer, Lori A. Pickell Irex Corporation

Secretary, Deborah BrandtFig Industries

Mark Fitzgerald High Real Estate Group LLC

Ralph Martin Steinman Communications

Mark McCollomFulton Financial Corporation

Dr. Vilas A. Prabhu Millersville University

Robyn PiggottFranklin & Marshall College

Richard RankinMurray

John T. Reed Barley Snyder

Pedro A. RiveraPA Department of Education

Beverly WiseTen Thousand Villages

Past Chair, Craig A. Roda Fulton Bank

Ex-Officio, Randy Patterson City of Lancaster

LANCASTER DOWNTOWN INVESTMENT DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORSChair, Crystal WeaverThe Common Companies/DID Resident

Vice-Chair, Pastor Tim MentzerTrinity Lutheran Church

Board Secretary, Nancy NeffCity Resident

Board Treasurer, Randy PattersonCity of Lancaster

Alicia Byler Tale Tell Dress/City Resident

Joseph M. DonaldsonSteinman Communications

Jami Rhynes City Resident

Scott StandishCounty Planning Commission/City Resident

Mark StonerGodfrey/City Resident

Christine Suarez DiRienzoMcDonald’s

Bernard TruongSprout

James J. Wagner Fulton Bank

LANCASTER CITY ALLIANCE EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TEAMSAdvocacy

Chair, James WarnerLancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority

Thomas BaldrigeLancaster Chamber

Doug BrossmanBurnham Holdings, Inc.

James HoehnPNC Bank

David HornbergerOrrstown Bank

Clarence KegelKegel, Kelin, Almy & Lord

Robert M. KrasneSteinman Communications

Don NikolausThe Donegal Group

Chairperson’s CouncilChair, Jane McMinnM&T Bank

Vice Chair, Jeff KenderdineWillow Valley Communities Charitable Foundation

Sam Bressi Lancaster County Community Foundation

Richard RankinMurray

Betty TomposThaddeus Stevens College of Technology

Community SafetyChair, Chris McMurtrieEHD

Vice Chair, Wes FarmerConsultant, Community Organizer

Jarrad BerkihiserLancaster City Bureau of Police

Jack CrowleyWater Street Mission

Gene DuncanThaddeus Stevens College of Technology

Greg Downing South Central Transit Authority

Larry George Lancaster County Behavioral Health & Developmental Services

Bill GleasonSchool District of Lancaster

Mary Glazier Millersville University

Patrick HopkinsCity of Lancaster

Christopher LarsenCounty of Lancaster

Scott Little Lancaster City Bureau of Fire

Bill McHaleFranklin & Marshall College

Timothy MillerLancaster Safety Coalition

Sonja Stebbins Lancaster City Bureau of Police

Craig StedmanCounty of Lancaster

Jake ThorsenLHOP

Finance & Development

Chair, Robert “Joe” CrosswhiteM&T Bank

Vice Chair, John ReedBarley Snyder

Amy Nilsen EHD

Lori Pickell Irex Corporation

Hope SchmidsMillersville University

Development & Economic PlanningChair, Andy GilburgBenchmark Construction

Alex Brame BB&T

Brett Calabretta Warfel Construction

Scott ChamberlainEHD

Rob EcklinThe Ecklin Group

Paul FulmerNAI Commercial Partners, Inc.

Edward GordonWohlsen Construction Company

Jeff Horst RKL LLP

Lyle Hosler Economic Development Company of Lancaster County

Dan JurmanCommunity Action Partnership

Thomas Koppmann M&T Bank

Jon Miles EHD

Randy PattersonLancaster CRIZ Authority

Tom PonessaTW Ponessa & Associates

Shaun Shea Wickersham Construction & Engineering Inc.

Todd Shertzer CCS Building Group

Jim Shultz Consultant

Tom SmithgallHigh Real Estate Group, LLC

Jordan Space S&T Bank

Chris StumpHARSCO

Ann SwartzbaughBurnham Holdings

Jeffrey VrabelBaker Tilly Virchow Krause LLP

Shane ZimmermanThe Steinman Foundation

MarketingChair, John LinesPenn Medicine Lancaster General Health

Vice Chair, Bob EnderleinEastern Insurance Holdings

Chris BallentineAttollo Prep

Deborah Brandt Fig Industries

Dawn CoxPrana Functional Manual Therapy

Sam Jordan S&T Bank

Sandy GamboneWater Street Mission

Avi PatelFulton Financial Corporation

Chad Snyder Charles F. Snyder Funeral Home & Crematory

Brett Smith Providence Engineering Corp.

NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT Chair, Holly KutzMurray

Karen BousquetCity of Lancaster

Milzy Carrasco City of Lancaster

Steve CookUGI Inc.

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