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M id A tlantic R eal E state J ournal DE Complex reflects commitment to the environment, the community & future residents Leon N. Weiner &Associates' Emblemapartment meets the National Green Building Standards
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a local commercial developer which led to a favorable Dela- ware Supreme Court decision in LNWA’s favor. Kelly, with pride, uses another baseball metaphor – “That makes us 4-0 in cases before the Su- preme Court”. We are dogged and undaunted in protecting and defending our rights! LNWA constructed Emblem at Christiana, a 245-luxury apartment community lo- cated on old Route 7/Stanton Road, directly across from the Christiana Mall. According to Sean Kelly , vice president of development, the complex was
designed to address the needs and preferences of today’s discerning renters, Emblem features large one to three bed- room apartments. Some of the exceptional amenities include walk-in closets, 9’ ceilings, oversized windows, stain- less steel appliances, granite countertops, sleek cabinetry, in-unit washer/dryer, carpet and solid surface flooring, and premium finishes. A focal point of the community is the large contemporary clubhouse with a state of the art exercise facility, resident lounge, gam- ing area and great room, along
with an adjacent resort-style pool and grilling area. Addi- tionally, covered and garage parking is offered on a limited basis. Emblem at Christiana is also a pet friendly community offering a dog park and bath- ing facility for our resident’s four legged companions. With a commitment to sus- tainability and energy effi- ciency, LNWA demanded that every aspect of the project’s design, construction and op- eration meet the National Green Building Standards (NGBS) . “NGBS has proven to be the most rigorous and
scientifically validated energy and sustainability standard in residential construction”, according to Debra Finoc- chiaro, vice president and director of construction. All phases of construction were reviewed by a certified third- party inspector to ensure com- pliance with NGBS. “Using the National Green Building Standard reflects our com- mitment to the environment, the community and our future residents. We offer the finest apartment homes in the state” said Glenn Brooks , president of LNWA.
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2-decade struggle to develop Emblem Apartments. That included battles with a County Executive, former governor, DelDot, and a legal battle with 10,000 Friends of PA welcomes Reidenbaugh as president & CEO HARRISBURG, PA — The Commonwealth’s leading voice for smart growth, 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania , has named Stacie Reiden- baugh of Lancaster as its new president and CEO. Re- idenbaugh was appointed last month by the BOD following an exhaustive search process that began in April 2018. Reiden- baugh succeedes Interim CEO DanWofford , who will remain associated with 10,000 Friends as a senior consultant. “The Board of Directors has enthusiastically selected Re- idenbaugh to be our next presi- dent,” said Caroline Boyce , Chair of the Board. “We are fortunate to have someone of Stacie’s caliber and experience step up to lead 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania. I’m enor- mously excited about this next chapter for the organization under Stacie’s leadership.” A native of Lancaster County, Reidenbaugh brings more than 20 years of experience in non- profit leadership, public policy, planning, and community de- velopment to 10,000 Friends. She most recently served as executive director of Lancaster Lebanon Habitat for Humanity, stepping down in January after 15 years. Reidenbaugh is the Board Chair and co-founder of Habitat for Humanity PA and serves on the boards of Housing Alliance of PA and Moravian Manor. “I’ve admired and respected the mission and policy work of 10,000 Friends for years, so I’m humbled to be chosen to lead the organization into the future,” said Reidenbaugh.
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