Manor officials are seeking the release of a $174,000 line of credit so the borough can complete infrastructure in the The Woods of Brandywine housing plan.
Borough officials are trying to move on to finish roads, storm-water management facilities, landscaping, fencing and other aspects of the plan after accusing North Huntingdon-based Jana Development of being in default of a developer's agreement.
Jana, which owns about 26 undeveloped acres in the Brandywine plan, sought relief last year through bankruptcy, but a federal judge dismissed the case in June because the company hadn't filed a reorganization plan.
Council last week authorized solicitor John Campfield to give Jana a written notice of default.
AmeriServ Financial issued the line of credit to ensure the completion of various infrastructure, according to court records.
Jana's president, Richard Territ, declined to comment.
Chris Foreman is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-856-7400, ext. 8671, or cforeman@tribweb.com.
