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"I have been very im-pressed with Marla's ability to come in and take the reins to move Penn
Hills forward," Kincaid said.
The fact that Marcinko now owns homes in Beaver County and Penn Hills doesn't concern
Kincaid.
"It is not uncommon to have more than one home," he said. "As long as she abides by the home
rule charter, I have no concerns."
Councilwoman Sara Kuhn is also pleased with the work Marcinko has done as municipal
manager.
She said Marcinko could have rented an apartment or purchased a house to fulfill the residency
requirement.
Councilwoman Yvonne Lamanna said she is happy Marcinko purchased a house.
"I am glad to see the manager is complying with the charter, which requires her to be a resident,"
she said. "I would hope Ms. Marcinko registers to vote here, pays her wage taxes here and does
what constitutes a true resident of Penn Hills."
She believes Marcinko will perform well in her job as long she is autonomous and doesn't have
outside interference.
Marcinko said she is pleased to have a good environment to serve as manager.
"I am blessed to have a very involved and concerned council and an experienced staff."
In her first year, her goal was to absorb information about Penn Hills like a sponge and provide
consistency, guidance and structure as an administrator.
Now, she looks forward to increasing delinquent sewer fee collections and making the 2007
budget more understandable for residents. Marcinko hopes to give council a preliminary budget
in October.
Councilwoman Debra Costa could not be reached for comment.
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