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The Board of Commissioners created the Development Authority in December 2008 under the authority of the Pennsylvania Economic Development Financing Law. The Development Authority is a separate entity, with its own Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws. The Lower Allen Township Development Authority is a panel of five appointed Township residents. Their task is to work alongside the Township’s Economic Development Director to accomplish the goals set out in the Township’s Comprehensive Plan.

The Development Authority helps identify the proper kind of commercial development for the Township, and how to bring it to fruition. There could be times when the Development Authority assists with financing as well. While it can act as an advisory body to the Board of Commissioners, the Development Authority can also own real property, buy and sell real property, negotiate with private parties for the purchase or sale of real property, and seek funding from private or governmental sources for the purpose of financing commercial and/or industrial development.

Development Authority Members:

• Max Stoner, Chairman
• H. Edward Black, Vice Chairman
• John Eby, Secretary
• Salvatore Marone, Treasurer
• Mark O'Shea