APPENDIX A: ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY

Summary of Annexation Ordinances (1950–1977)

This document, titled “Appendix A: Annexation of Territory,” lists a series of ordinances and resolutions passed by the Borough of Ebensburg, Pennsylvania, between 1950 and 1977. Each entry records the annexation of land from Cambria Township into the Borough, often specifying geographic boundaries or property owners involved.

Key Details by Ordinance/Resolution:

• Ordinance 177 (June 26, 1950)
  Annexed a portion of Cambria Township (a second-class township) located adjacent to and northeast of the Borough of Ebensburg.

• Ordinance 273 (October 28, 1963)Approved a petition from certain freeholders of Cambria Township to annex territory along U. S. Route 22 (Bypass).

• Ordinance 292 (July 25, 1966)
  Annexed land on the northerly line of the Borough, specifically along properties owned by William J. Klisanin and Genevieve Clark.

• Ordinance 294 (December 5, 1966)
  Annexed territory beginning at an existing Borough boundary and extending south along the alley of the Lovell Park plan of lots.

• Ordinance 306 (November 25, 1968)
  Annexed land starting at the present Borough line on Tanner Street extended onto Baum’s Hill.

• Ordinance 310 (April 28, 1968)
  Annexed territory where the Borough line crosses the property boundary between Donald J. Wolf and the Ebensburger Motel Inc.

• Resolution (September 26, 1977)
  Annexed premises described in a deed from Francis Huber to Francis Huber, dated October 7, 1977.

Notes:

• All annexations involved land previously part of Cambria Township being incorporated into the Borough of Ebensburg.
• Specific landmarks, streets, and private property owners are referenced to define boundaries.
• The final entry is a resolution rather than an ordinance, indicating it may have been adopted under different procedural rules.
• No single document date is provided — the list spans over two decades, with the latest action occurring in 1977.

This appendix serves as a historical record of territorial expansion for the Borough of Ebensburg during this period.