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34-36 E. Lancaster Avenue. Excellent Investment
Opportunity. Large updated Office Suites on
main and lower level with additional income
from 3 apartments and a two car garage.
Includes 14 car parking lot. $399,000.00.

2650 Westview Drive, Suite H 1,585 sq. ft. fully
reno-vated medical office space for lease in
Wyomissing.

5,000 sq. ft. at the intersection of Rte. 724
and Lancaster Avenue. Large open space is
ready for your specific fit-out requirements.
$12.00/ sq. ft. NNN.

2834 Shillington Road, Sinking Spring. High
Up to 7,500 sq. ft. Office Space For Lease in
Visibility Location along Rte. 724 near Spring
Township Offices and just minutes from Rte. 422 Mt. Joy, just off of Rte. 283 west of Lancaster.
and Rte. 222. This property features two separate $14.00 per sq. ft., NNN.
office buildings that would be ideal for either single
occupancy or two separate users. $339,000.00.

JUST LISTED! 22 N. Kenhorst Boulevard Over
4,200 Sq. Ft. professional office building on
2.6 acres. Just off of Lancaster Avenue and
within Blocks of the local regional medical
centers. This building offers single floor space 9 Bristol Court, Wyomissing, PA. 900 Sq. Ft.
with a variety of private offices, waiting areas, Suite in High Visibility Location Along State Hill
and open staff work spaces. $595,000.00.
Road. $1,000.00 per month plus utilities.

Randy L. Weidner

Office: 610-670-2770
RWeidner@GoBerksCounty.com
www.RandyWeidner.com

JUST LISTED! Large professional office building
in Western Berks County. Over 7,000 sq. ft.
available for Sale or Lease. $700,000.00.
Plus, there is an additional land parcel of 3.5
Commercial Acres that can be purchased for an
additional $400,000.

1290 Broadcasting Road
Wyomissing, PA 19610

Creatively solving your commercial and investment needs since 1992

4. If you choose to mandate vaccinations, you should
outsource the process to a third party lab.

5. You may select a category of employees, such as those
required to be in the office for mandatory vaccination while
making vaccinations voluntary for telecommuters, etc.
6. Continue to adhere to the CDC/OSHA/PA DOH
guidance governing pandemic remediation measures and
update your own policies.

7. If you choose a vaccination program, publish it to all
employees and designate a single representative to administer
information and testing.
8. Consult the Pa Bar Assn Covid-19 Resources Guide
for Lawyers: www.pabar.org/site/News-and-Publications/
COVID-19-Resources Guide for broader assistance.

In closing, the subject matter of this article is a rapidly
changing topic, and state and federal legislation and regulatory/
executive action could impact the
information provided herein. It is
always best to consult your friendly local
employment attorney before making
employment decisions on the COVID-19
vaccine.
Kevin A. Moore, Esq. is Chair of the
Labor & Employment Practice Group
at Leisawitz Heller and a former
Chair of the Berks County Bar Assn.
Employment Law Section.

David R. Beane, Esquire
Swanona At Historic Centre Park
606 North Fifth Street, Suite 7
P.O. Box 1339
Reading, Pennsylvania 19603
Tel: 610.378.5555
Fax: 610.378.5551
drb@beanellc.com
www.beanellc.com
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