Onix Group

The Onix Group is a longstanding organization that currently manages and operates a diverse collection of commercial real estate, hotels, long-term care facilities, mobile x-ray, addiction treatment centers, and much more.
The Onix Group is headquartered in Kennett Square, but continues to grow its collection of business ventures to include operations across the Mid-Atlantic Region with ample opportunities to learn and expand with the company.

We are currently looking for an Staff Accountant to Join our growing team!

Friendly and casual work environment with a 4 day work week option.
Onix Group rewards it’s employees for their hard work and dedication with a wide-range of benefits and perks to show we care.
BENEFITS AND PERKS WE OFFER
Benefits
• Competitive Salary
• Affordable Medical, Dental, and Vision Benefits for You & Your Family
• 401k Retirement With Company Match
• Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
• Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays
• Company provided Life Insurance and Long Term Disability Coverage
Employee Perks Program
• Tickets At Work for Discounted Entertainment Tickets!
• Tuition Reimbursement
• In Facility Training/Inservice Programs
• Employee Assistance Program
• Free Will/Estate Preparation Services
• Optional Legal & Identity Protection Services
• Verizon Wireless Discount

I want to again thank everyone for reviewing my post today. There has been a great deal of misinformation circulated over the past 2 years about our proposal, and I appreciate the opportunity to correct the record - so to speak.

To that end, there have been some addition comments since my earlier post that seek or otherwise require a response in all fairness. First, at the Dickinson H.S. meeting held over a year ago, everyone who had a question was not only permitted to ask it they were encouraged to ask it. In fact, each of our consultants (about 7 people including our traffic engineer) spent over an hour in the lobby during the designated break out period answering all questions asked. And, if we did not have an immediate answer, answers were mailed to that neighbor (about 7 as I recalled were mailed to neighbors). In fact, the final auditorium presentation did not continue until each and every question was answered during the break out period, or otherwise agreed to be mailed in follow-up.

Second, the working group was made up of only immediate residents to our property, and that included several community leaders. Again, we did not pick any of the members – they were all volunteers. As I recall, all members opposed the project when the group first met over 2 years ago. During the process each member was encouraged to take information back to their respective neighbors for further input and comment, and it is our understanding that many members did so over the proceeding 2 years. There were a total of 4 separate concept plans created during the 2 year process, the last 3 concepts were based upon direct working group input. Of the 14 working group members, 13 voted. (To be fair to everyone involved, you had to attend more than just the very first meeting to vote after two years of meetings & the creation of 3 new concept plans). In sum, all of the working group members, regardless of their vote, should all be thanked and complimented for their hard work and dedication to the process. I assure you, there were many heathy debates and discussions over the 2 year period before any compromise could be had with anyone. (Time demands are always significant, and we fully understand why all members could not make the commitment in full).

Third, the working group was, in fact, given the option to vote against the current compromise plan and for no development. In fact, because there had been so much inaccurate information floating around for years about our project, the voting cards were retained to help avoid any misunderstandings related to the final vote.

Fourth, a highly respected appraiser and well know expert witness, was asked to provide the working group an opinion regarding the possible impact of our proposal on property values in the immediate area. He also testified before the Planning Board. This was not our idea, but was only done at the specific request of a working group member who wanted to know more about possible property value impact. In the interest of space, his full opinion and the reasons therefore are part of the public transcript available on-line at New Castle County. Of course, I am also happy to provide it to anyone who asks.

Again, these are all facts that are confirmable in the public record. And, again, I am happy to speak or meet with anyone who would like to discuss our application and who would otherwise like to see the public documents I am referring to.

My only goal today is to make sure that residents have accurate information about our project so that they can make an informed decision. Thank you again for your time today, and I hope to continue to hear from interested neighbors many of whom have been surprised and, at the same time, relieved to learn the facts.

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