Who is the LBBA?
 Langhorne Borough Business Association is a group of business owners from Langhorne Borough. The LBBA has played a major role in planning the Langhorne Harvest Day for the last 4 years, and in 2007 the 1st annual Langhorne Borough Car Show.
The LBBA addresses concerns that effect the Business community in Langhorne Borough, and promotes improved communication and understanding on these issues with residents and local government in an attempt to improve and grow the the community as a whole.
One issue currently drawing major interest is the pending VCO (Village Commercial Overlay District). There are many rumors and mis-information circulating about this. The concern is evidenced by the huge turnout at the November 7 meeting of the Planning Committee. The meeting actually had to be moved from the meeting room in the Borough Hall into the garage where fire engines are kept. During the meeting, it became apparent that many residents did not have access to the 80 page report describing the ordinances, and they did not know where to get a copy. To insure access to the report, the LBBA has made a copy available on this site. Click or paste the link below into your browser to view the report.
LBBA Village Commercial.pdf
We suggest everyone read this document throughly, so that it is easier to address specific issues that arise.
We also plan to add an area to this site to post any concerns.
Mission Statement for LBBA: The purpose of the Langhorne Borough Business Association is foster and encourage the growth, progress and betterment of our community.
Mark your calendars now for the LanghorneBorough 5-K Run & 1-Mile Fun Walk in member of Clayton Thomas.
When: Saturday, April 19, 2008 (rain or shine)
Where: Maple & Bellevue Avenues
Registration: 7 to 8 a.m.
Fun Walk start: 8 a.m.
5-K Run start: 8:30 a.m.
Registration by April 10, $10 for 1-Mile Fun Walk and $15for 5-K Run
Registration on race day, $15 for 1-Mile Fun Walk and $20for 5-K Run
Click here to download flyer
Look for the LBBA free concerts in town every other Wednesday from Memorial Day to Labor Day this summer. Check back for updates.
Please bookmark this site and visit often for updates on this issue and any other issues that effect residents and the business community in Langhorne Borough.
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