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First Posted: 6/5/2013 NANTICOKE &#8212; Paul Mizak, an acquisition analyst for Rodman Properties Inc., on Wednesday presented City Council with a preliminary sketch displaying the potential plans to add 48 units to Lexington Village.
The units would be divided between two, three-story buildings and available to renters at the market rate. The apartments will not be subsidized nor will they be age-restricted. Garbage fees, snow removal, water, sewer, landscaping and maintenance will be included in the monthly rent.
There currently are only three vacancies among the 55 Lexington Village units. The proposed construction of the units would be funded by a construction loan and not tax money, said Mizak.
In other matters, City Manager Pamela Heard has been designated as the agent authorized to execute documents on behalf of the city for the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency. 
There will be a meeting at 7 p.m. June 26 at City Hall for the purpose of starting a crime watch in Nanticoke. The meeting will be led by crime prevention specialist Charles Balogh.

Lexington Village expansion planned