# ERR-Demolition-Sinking_Valley_Grange 2

- Summary: Demolition Project Overview The provided documents outline the administrative history and physical details of a property in Blair County, Pennsylvania, specifically related to the Sinking Valley…
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Demolition Project Overview The provided documents outline the administrative history and physical details of a property in Blair County, Pennsylvania, specifically related to the Sinking Valley Grange Hall 484 . The primary action identified is a demolition order. Property Assessment Details The first two pages contain a "General Information" report and a "Property Record Card" for the site. Key details include: Location: 237 Burket Rd, Tyrone, PA 16886-6544. Owner: Township of Tyrone. Parcel ID: 21. 00-03. -010. 00-000. Property Type: Commercial - Exempt (Federal/State Building). Assessed Value: The total market assessed value is listed as $94,500 ($22,200 for land and $72,300 for the building). Building Description: The structure is described as having a dry wall exterior, vinyl siding, and wood interior walls. It contains 2,638 square feet of space, including office and storage areas. Zoning: 2100 - Tyrone Township Nbhhd. Historical Charter Application The final page is a historical document dated August 30, 1922 . It is an application for a charter from the Patrons of Husbandry (National Grange) . Grange Name: North Woodbury. Location: Township of North Woodbury, Blair County, Pennsylvania. Purpose: To organize a subordinate Grange and request dispensation and necessary documents. Applicants: The form lists 20 charter members, including names such as Simon T. Cook, W. B. Kauffman, and Mrs. Mary Glass. Approval: The application was organized and approved by Howard F. Cox on August 19, 1922. Fee: A fee of fifteen dollars was enclosed with the application.