NEWSLETTER - Manchester Township

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MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP
NEWSLETTER
July 2008 - September 2008 Volume 15.3
RECREATION COMMISSION
Meets the 2nd Thursday of each
month at the municipal office at
7:00 p.m. Public is welcome
to attend
Cousler Park, 1060 Church Road
Commission Members:
3:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.
Saturday, August 2
Patti Page
James Kohr
Pamalee Snyder
Craig Jacoby
Vanessa Rutter-Garcia
3:00 pm – until CHICKEN BBQ
by Central York Communities That Care (to pre order see page 2)
Recreation Director
6:00 pm GIFT OF LIFE TREE/BENCH DEDICATION CEREMONY
TIM JAMES
E-mail: t.james@mantwp.com
Recreation meeting dates:
July 10 @ Nittany Park
August 14 @ Cousler Park
September 11 @ Johnston’s Park
MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP PARKS:
7:30 pm SPRING GARDEN BAND
sponsored by First Capital Federal Credit Union
9:15 pm FIREWORKS
sponsored by York Building Products/Stewart & Tate, Inc.
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Carnival Games Food Vendors Various Other Activities
Cousler Park
1060 Church Road
(corner of Church & Greenbriar Roads)
Eagles View Park
2399 Friesian Road
Emigsville Park
15 Emig Road
Johnston’s Park
2985 Lewisberry Road
Mt. View Park
3298 Raintree Road
MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP PARKS:
Nittany Park
Olmstead Way
(Penn State Estate Development)
Summer Movie Series
Friday Evenings – 8:45 pm
WHEN:
Ridings Recreational Area
19 Martingale Drive
(Ridings Development)
July 11 – BEE MOVIE
July 25 – EVAN ALMIGHTY
August 8 – THE SPIDERWICK CHRONICLES
WHERE:
Cousler Park, 1060 Church Road
Stillmeadow Park
600 Kyle Road
The Summer Movie Series is sponsored by Bethany United
Methodist Church
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Kid Programs
MTAA Youth Basketball
American Red Cross
Babysitting Certification Class Registration
This course is ideal for current & future babysitters. The
course teaches the best ways to keep the children in their
care and themselves safe.
The Manchester Township Athletic Association will
be holding registration for youth basketball at the
Township Office, 3200 Farmtrail Road.
WHEN:
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
TIME:
9:00 am – 2:00 pm
September 16 – 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
September 18 – 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
September 20 – 9:00 – 11:00 a.m.
WHERE: Manchester Township Municipal Complex
3200 Farmtrail Road
WHO:
Ages 11 – 15
COST:
$35.00
Min. 8 / Max. 12
Bring a bagged lunch
Additional information available at
www.mtaaonline.org
Barrier-Free Playgrounds
A groundbreaking playground where everyone could
celebrate life and have fun...together... regardless of
abilities.
Wednesday – 6:30 pm
July 23, 2008
SPORTS – Contact Persons
BASEBALL / T-BALL /
GIRLS SOFTBALL /
BASKETBALL:
MTAA
RLGEAJ@comcast.net.
Russ Jacobs – 764-5244
Manchester Township
Athletic Association –
www.mtaaonline.org
SOCCER:
York Youth – 741-6939
York United – 246-3402
FOOTBALL /
CHEERLEADING:
Eastern York County
Kent Anderson – 818-7273
Yorktowne Patriots
676-6629
www.yorktownepatriots.org
CRICKET
When: April—September
Where: Cousler Park
Who: Anyone (no previous
experience required)
Contact Information:
LACROSSE:
Kapil Gami 717-767-1361 or
CYLAXCLUB@yahoo.com 717-849-8644
www.Yorkcc.com
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Township Complex
3200 Farmtrail Road
York, PA 17406
Upcoming meetings for the development of a barrier-free
playground at Cousler Park. For additional information
please contact Debbie Perry @ debper1@comcast.net
or Tim James t.james@mantwp.com
Chicken BBQ
August 2, 2008
Central York Communities That Care will be taking
pre orders for Chicken BBQ Dinners. The dinners
are $8. each and include ½ chicken, baked potato,
applesauce, roll with butter.
To pre - order call Beth Mirkovich at 717-938 7400 or
mail check payable to Central York Communities that
Care, Hayshire Elementary School 2801 Hayshire
Drive, York, PA 17406
Youth Night
When:
Time:
Cost:
Who:
Where:
Friday, Sept. 12
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
$3.00 per person
Ages 8-12
Manchester Township Building
3200 Farmtrail Road
Register by September 4
Minimum 12 participants
Basketball / Movies / Kickball and Dodgeball
Pepsi Punt Pass and Kick
When:
Time:
Where:
Who:
Saturday, September 13, 2008
9:00 a.m.
Cousler Park, 1060 Church Road
Boys & Girls Ages 8 – 15
Must register at the township office by September 5
Summer Tot Class
When:
Cost:
Time:
Who:
Where:
Tuesdays, July 8 – July 29
$12.00
6 – 7 p.m.
Ages 3 – 5
Pavilion C – Cousler Park (inclement weather
the class will be held at Johnston’s Park,
2985 Lewisberry Road
Register by July 7
Minimum of 10 participants
Teen Open Gym
When:
Time:
Who:
Where:
Tuesdays, July 8 – August 5
1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Ages 12 – 15
Township Residents Only
Manchester Township Municipal Complex
Supervised open gym
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Adult Programs
Co-ed Adult Volleyball
Co-ed Adult Pick up Volleyball
WHEN:
Tuesdays, August 26 – October 14
TIME:
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
WHERE: Manchester Township Municipal Building
3200 Farmtrail Road
COST:
Bellydancing
Mixture of Bellydancing and light aerobics targeted to
the active senior, but welcome to all ages.
WHEN:
Wednesdays, July 9 – August 6
TIME:
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
WHERE: Emigsville Scout Building
15 Emig Road
$10.00 – Residents / $12.00 – Non-Residents
COST:
$20 – Resident / $24 – Non-Resident
INSTRUCTOR:
Carlyon Miller, Fitness Instructor/Bellydancer
Adult Basketball
Min. 6 / Max. 12
Pick up Basketball Games for Township Residents Only
WHEN:
July 7 – September 29
(no session September 1)
TIME:
8:00 pm – 10 :15 pm
WHERE: Manchester Township Municipal Building
3200 Farmtrail Road
COST:
$15.00
Fit-N-Slim
Check out this new 60-minute class Fit-N-Slim, to help
you build lean muscle and boost your metabolism!
We’ve developed this total body workout based on our
experience working with thousands of women over the
last 18 years. All fitness levels are welcome. Bring 3-5
lb. Weights and a mat.
Summer Session – June 16 – August 21
Fall Session – September 8 – November 13
Scrapbooking Club
No instruction! No sales pitch! Lots of space! Lots of
ideas! Just lots of time to work on preserving your
memories for future generations. Please call Tracey
Wesstrom at 779-0708 for reservations.
WHEN:
Saturdays, July 5, August 16, September 6
TIME:
6:00 pm – 11:00 pm
WHERE: Johnston’s Park
2985 Lewisberry Road
COST:
$5.00 per session holds table,
must register in advance
WHEN:
Mondays & Thursdays
7 pm – 8 pm
WHERE: Manchester Township Municipal Building
3200 Farmtrail Road
Residents:
$28.00 1 x a week
$56.00 2 x a week
Non-Residents:
$31.00 1 x a week
$60.00 2 x a week
Minimum - 8 participants
Instruction provided by See and Feel the Difference
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Golf Lessons
Elements covered in lessons include: swing basics, pitch shot, putting, chipping and
full swing. Included in a $20 range discount card, 2 free lesson Friday rounds, $5
discount on private lesson and 10% off golf club set ($58 and up value).
WHEN:
July 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21 (Mon/Wed)
TIME:
6:00 p.m.
WHERE:
Heritage Hills Golf Resort, 2700 Mt. Rose Ave. York.
WHO:
16 years and older
COST:
$95 twp. residents, $100 non-twp. residents.
REGISTER: Manchester Township Office
Environment Awareness Class
Wednesday - July 16, 2008
An informative environmental education workshop to give
every resident an idea on how to help with our environment.
This class will give resource information on how each of
us can make your own decision on taking steps to lead an
environmental friendly lifestyle.
TIME:
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
WHERE:
Municipal Services Complex
3200 Farmtrail Road
COST:
FREE
INSTRUCTOR: Lisa Hoff
Health Insurance Assistance
The York County Area Agency on Aging is sponsoring a monthly
program to help seniors with Medicare benefits and services.
Apprise Counselors are trained to answer your questions
regarding Medicare, Medicaid, Medigap, prescription drugs,
preventive care and assist with paperwork.
WHEN:
Second Thursday of each month
July 10, August 14 and September 11
TIME:
8:30 am – NOON
WHERE: Manchester Township Municipal Office,
3200 Farmtrail Road
Please contact the York County Area Agency on Aging
at 717-771-9002 or 1-800-632-9073
to schedule an appointment.
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Jr. Golf Camp
Elements covered in Jr. Golf Camp include: putting,
pitching, chipping, swing basics, full swing, golf
etiquette, rules and course experience.
WHEN:
July 7 – 11 (Mon. – Fri.) from 1 –3 p.m.
WHERE:
Heritage Hills Golf Resort
2700 Mt. Rose Ave. York
WHO:
Ages 12-18
COST:
$100 twp. residents $105 non-residents
REGISTER: Manchester Township Office
Getting Straight With Food
Learn techniques to free yourself from food cravings once and for all.
Imagine using food the way you use oxygen – consuming only the amounts
you need to sustain health. Nothing more, nothing less.
WHEN:
Wednesday - July 23, 2008
TIME:
7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
WHERE: Manchester Township Building
3200 Farmtrail Road
COST:
$12.00
INSTRUCTOR:
Frank O’Grady
Summer Playground Program
WHEN:
June 16 – August 8, 2008
Monday through Friday
9 a.m. – Noon
4 LOCATIONS:
COUSLER PARK, Church & Greenbriar Roads
EMIGSVILLE PARK 15 Emig Road
MT. VIEW PARK, Raintree and Lewisberry Roads
NITTANY PARK, Olmstead Way
WHO:
Ages 5 – 12
(Children must have completed Kindergarten)
FEE:
Free for Township Residents,
$40 a child for Non-Residents
NO PLAYGROUND
JULY 4TH
Recreation Fees
Emigsville Park Scout Building & Johnston’s Park
Resident
Soccer Field User Fees (non-resident only)
$20 an hour - game fields
$10 an hour - practice fields
($50 security deposit)
$50.- 2 hrs or less
$75. - more than 2 hrs
Gift of Life Fee
$15. Perpetual Care Fee
$15. Gift of Life Fee
+ Cost of Tree
Non-Resident
$70.- 2 hours or less
$100. - more than 2 hrs
Discounts are offered on the cost of tree by SKH & Shiloh Nurseries
FACILITIES AVAILABLE
Pavilion
Soccer Field
Baseball Field
Sand Volleyball
Basketball Court
Tennis Court
Playground Equip.
Cousler
Emigsville
Nittany
Mt. View
Stillmeadow
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Active Adult Activities –
Northeastern Senior Center:
Northeastern Senior Center serves the senior
residents of a number of municipalities, including
Manchester Township
The Senior Center is located 131 Center Street,
Mount Wolf, PA 17347 Call 266-1400 for information.
York County Parks –
Canine Meadows:
Off-Leash Dog Area
A 13.5-acre regional off-leash, fenced-in dog area
available at John Rudy County Park, 400 Mundis
Race Road, York.
OPENING SUMMER/FALL 2008
For further information contact York County Parks at
717-840-7440 or parks@york-county.org Web site
– www.yorkcountyparks.org
New York City “On your
own” bus trips
WHEN:
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Saturday, December 6, 2008
TIME:
6:00 am – departing from Municipal Complex
10:00 am – arrival in New York City
7:00 pm – leave New York City
11:00 pm – return to Municipal Complex
COST:
$47.00 – Resident / $51.00 Non-Resident
Includes light breakfast, beverage on
return trip and tip for driver.
Wicked
WHEN:
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
TIME:
7:00 am – departing from Municipal Complex
11:00 am – arrival in New York City
2:00 pm – Matinee Show
Board bus immediately after show
6:30 pm – Approximate dinner “on your own”
10:30 pm – Arrival at Municipal Complex
WHERE:
New York City Gershwin Theatre
COST:
$152 – Resident / $156.00 Non-Resident
Includes light breakfast, beverage on return trip and tip for
driver. (Price does not include dinner on return trip)
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Summer Discount Tickets
Baltimore Aquarium
Adult (12 - 59)................................................$20.00
Senior (60 & over) ..........................................$19.00
Child ( 3 - 11) ..................................................$12.50
Colonial Williamsburg
One Day Capital City Adult ............................$34.00
One-Day Capital City Child (6–17) ................$16.00
Dorney Park
Adult (48” or taller).........................................$30.00
Junior (3+, under 48”) .....................................$18.00
Dutch Wonderland
Regular (3 - 59) ...............................................$26.00
Hershey Park
Adult (9 - 54)...................................................$37.00
Child (3 - 8).....................................................$27.00
Senior (55-69) .................................................$27.00
Early Season (5/2 – 6/30/08)...........................$29.00
Kings Dominion
Adult (3 - 61, 48” & taller)..............................$39.00
Junior (3+, under 48”) .....................................$26.95
Senior (Age 62+).............................................$26.95
Knobels Amusement Park
Weekday Reg (48” and taller) .........................$26.00
Weekday Child (under 49”) ............................$16.00
PA Renaissance Faire
Adult (12 +) .....................................................$21.00
Child (5 - 11) ...................................................$ 9.00
Philadelphia Zoo
General (2 years +)..........................................$14.00
Sesame Place
General (24 months +) ....................................$42.00
July–September
Office:
3200 Farmtrail Road
York, PA 17406-5699
Phone:
Ever wonder what you need to do to close your
street and have a neighborhood block party?
During the summer and early fall the office staff often receives calls asking this very questions.
764-4646
The Board of Supervisors must authorize any closures of township streets (this does not
include state roadways)
Hours:
Your request should be submitted in writing, in a timely fashion, to the attention of the
township manager.
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
E-mail:
info@mantwp.com
Board of Supervisors
Lisa Wingert
Michele M. Schanbacher
Lawrence V. Young
Delmar Hauck
Edward P. Dankanich
Supervisors Meetings are
held the 2nd Tuesday of
each month at 7:00 p.m.
at the Municipal Building
Township Manager/
Secretary:
David A. Raver
Please include the following in your request:
1. The date and time of the block party,& whether there is a rain date
2. A drawing showing the exact location and whether there is an alternate route which can
be used by motorists while the road is closed.
3. The signature of all property owners adjacent to the section of the affected roadway
which you would like to close indicating they have no objection.
If these easy steps are followed, the Board will most likely grant your request. Upon
granting such a request, the Board directs that the township public works department
drop of barricades which can be used to close the roadway during your block party. The
township does request you keep all tables and chairs to one side, so in the event that there
would be an emergency situation an ambulance, fire truck or police car, could easily gain
access to the area by using the side of the roadway where there are no obstacles.
Office Closed:
INDEPENDENCE DAY
July 4, 2008
GENERAL ELECTION DAY
Novemebr 4, 2008
Office Supervisor/
Assistant Secretary:
Debra K. McCune
Public Works
Superintendent:
Kenneth E. Goodyear
Zoning/Planning
Officer:
Stewart S. Olewiler, III
Fire Chief:
Richard R. Shank, Jr.
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LABOR DAY
September 1, 2008
Call three (3) working
days before you dig.
For information about the township and events –
Please visit our web site:
www.mantwp.com
Manchester Township
now accepts:
t
For all transactions
see pg. 11
If you are a person with a disability
and wish to attend any township
meetings, please contact the office
at least three (3) business days
prior to discuss how your needs
may best be served.
Please remember to keep your trees, hedges and
bushes trimmed to no higher than three feet (3’) at
street intersections to improve safety and visibility.
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Tips from the Tax Collector
School real estate bills for the ’08-’09 tax cycle will be mailed on July 15th. These bills are for the period July 1st, 2008 thru June
30th, 2009. If you do not receive your bill, please contact the tax office.
New this year is a state-funded tax reduction for all farmstead /
homestead approved properties. Each approved parcel will receive a
$113.47 reduction to the total tax due.
Once again, Central York School District will be offering a threeinstallment payment plan. To participate, you must pay the first
installment by August 15th, 2008. Please note: The three installments
add up to the FACE amount of the bill – meaning you forfeit the 2%
discount. To get the discount, the full rebate amount must be paid by
September 15th, 2008. Please remember to include both halves of your
bill if you need a receipt for tax or rebate purposes.
Please call the tax office at 767-6689 with any questions.
Jean Stambaugh
Manchester Township Tax Collector
Tax Collector – Summer Hours
July – Window Closed
Hours by Appointment Only
August – Tuesday & Thursday
9:30 am -11:30 am
additional hours by Appointment
As Always, a night slot on the outside of the
Township building is available for payments when
the window is closed.
Regular window hours resume September 1st.
Note from the Board Chairperson
I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. Due to the death of John D’Ottvio, past chairperson of the Board of
Supervisors, I was appointed by my colleagues as the new chairperson in February. I previously held the vice-chair position for six
years. It is an honor and privilege to serve the residents of the township.
First elected in 1997, I took the oath of office in January 1998 and again re-elected to the board of supervisors in 2003. I also held the
position of Recreation Director from 1992-1995 in this township.
Periodically, I will try my best to correspond important legislation or information which could effect the residents of Manchester
Township. That brings me to the other reason for this letter.
All residents who have public sewer will most definitely be affected in the near future with an increase in their bill. The board of
supervisors in January approved a rate study for all sewer districts in the township. Some of the districts have not seen an increase since
1992. Manchester Township does not have its own sewer treatment facility but utilizes Dover’s, Springettsberry’s and York City’s plants.
However, all treatment facilities must meet mandates imposed on them by Federal and State governments by 2010. These mandates
are going to cost millions for municipalities to upgrade their plants. Therefore, the cost will be shared by the customers perhaps
raising sewer bills by double or triple the current rate.
Unlike surrounding states, the Pennsylvania state government has not responded to these mandates by providing necessary funding sources.
It is vital that funding be granted by the state to adequately meet the mandates. Please call Senator Waugh, Representative Keith Gillispie and
Governor Rendall asking them for the state government to do its fair share by providing funds to clean up PA Fair Share for Clean Water.
Please Recycle
In addition to weekly trash removal, Manchester Township residents are reminded that in accordance with Pennsylvania Act 101, the
following recyclable items are collected on the same day as the regular trash:
GLASS
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NEWSPRINT ALUMINUM/BIMETALS
CARDBOARD
PLASTICS
Martin Library
Satelite – Reminder
Smoke Testing Sewer Lines
That books may be dropped off for return to Martin Library,
or ordered from Martin Library to be picked up Monday thru
Friday between 8 am – 4 pm at the
NOTICE – Manchester Township Public Works
Department periodically conducts smoke tests of the
sanitary sewer lines. Testing is conducted Monday
through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP OFFICE
3200 Farmtrail Road
Welcome aboard –
Appointments to
Boards/Commissions
Vanessa Rutter-Garcia – was appointed
to fill the vacancy on the Manchester
Township Recreation Commission.
Clint Roberts – was appointed to fill the
vacancy as an alternate Zoning Hearing
Board member.
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Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System
PLEASE DO NOT POLLUTE
Smoke should not enter premises unless a leak is
present. This smoke is non-toxic, non-corrosive,
and will not leave a stain. If smoke enters a home,
it will soon dissipate. Opening doors and windows
will help. Any presence of smoke within the house
should be reported to the township office at 7644646. Avoid unnecessary exposure to the smoke.
The smoke is relatively harmless, but all smoke is
temporary and quickly disappears after exposure
has ceased.
Correction
Craig L. Wisherd, resigned as Emergency Management
Coordinator after 5 years of service because the revised
Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code prohibits
Zoning Hearing Board members to hold any other elected
or appointed office. April issue erroneous stated that the
Emergency Management Coordinator may not hold any
other position.
Reminder!!!
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, VISIT:
www.epa.gov/npdes
Do NOT place trash receptacles at your collection point
more than 24 hours before the scheduled collection.
10 things we can do at home
1. Use fertilizers sparingly and sweep up driveways,
sidewalks, and gutters
2. Never dump anything down storm drains or in
streams
3. Vegetate bare spots in your yard
4. Compost your yard waste
5. Use least toxic pesticides, follow labels, and learn
how to prevent pest problems
6. Direct downspouts away from paved surfaces;
consider a rain garden to capture runoff
7. Take your car to the car wash instead of washing it
in the driveway
8. Check your car for leaks and recycle your motor oil
9. Pick up after your pet
10. Have your septic tank pumped and system
inspected regularly
THIS WOULD BE A VIOLATION of Section 20-105.1
of the Manchester Township Code of Ordinances
What is an Inlet Badge?
If you see this metal badge
attached to a storm water
inlet, it is a reminder that
the water that enters this
inlet has been identified
as being tributary to the
Chesapeake Bay.
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Sewer Backup Claims
Under the Pennsylvania Governmental Immunity Statue, Manchester Township has limited legal responsibility for sewer and
water backups. You should contact your homeowners or commercial insurance agent to make sure your carry coverage for
sewer and water backups under your homeowners or commercial property policy. Some homeowners policies do not include
this coverage automatically. We recommend that you purchase this valulable coverage.
Sewer Rate Study
The board of supervisors has directed the staff and engineer to prepare a comprehensive sewer customer rate study in 2008
because of the anticipated cost increases that Manchester Township will experience beginning in 2009 as the result of
wastewater treatment plant upgrades that are required by the federal EPA to improve the water quality of the Chesapeake Bay.
Manchester Township purchases sewer treatment services from York City, Springettsbury and Dover Townships. The current
sewer customer rates were established in 1990.
Dumping Is Illegal . . .
Since 1990, the PA CleanWays network has performed over 700 illegal dump cleanups.
If you lay every tire flat on the ground that PA CleanWays has collected, they would span from Pittsburgh to Erie and 40 miles
out into Lake Erie!
PA CleanWays and its chapters and affiliates have removed over 9,700 tons of trash and recycled 2,100 tons of scrap metal from
Pennsylvania’s hillsides, local roads, and streams. PA CleanWays has also collected or removed 337,030 tires and 23,996 appliances.
More than 353 segments of local roads, parks/pathways, and waterways have been adopted through the PA CleanWays adoption
program. PA CleanWays has organized and planted more than 22,000 trees on public lands through its beautification program. In
total, more than 42,000 volunteers have dedicated nearly 177,000 volunteer hours to PA CleanWays programming.
For more info please visit the following website: www.pacleanways.org
Yard Waste Collection
Household Hazardous Waste
Collection Program
Saturday, October 4, 2008
9AM to 1PM
York County Solid Waste Authority Management Center
Parking Lot
2700 Blackbridge Road
Manchester Township, PA
For more information go to: www.ycswa.org
Manchester Township will provide a Yard Waste Recycling
Collection on:
4TH SATURDAY – OF EACH MONTH
July 26, 2008
August 23, 2008
September 27, 2008
October 25, 2008
Items will need to placed at curb side by 6:00 am
“Yard Waste” materials are defined as tree trimmings,
shrubbery and any other organic landscape vegetation.,
excluding grass clippings.
Once again, Penn Waste will be performing this service.
Please visit their web site for additional information:
www.pennwaste.com
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The Fire Department News
Department of Fire Services:
Manchester Township Career Firefighters Offer
Reflective Address Markers
Only $15.00
Insure That Your Home Can Be Located By Emergency Personnel
Applications for address markers are available at:
3200 Farmtrail Road
York, PA 17406-5699
Contacting The Fire Department
EMERGENCY – 911
For business related information or for Chief Richard Shank, or paid
personnel at the 24 hour manned station at 3200 Farmtrail Road:
767-1954
For the Trustees or other business, call the volunteer
station at 3118 North George Street in Emigsville:
Hall Rental
The Emigsville station is available
to be rented for personal parties
and/or business functions.
The proceeds from the rentals
are used to offset the expenses
of the operation of the station.
For Hall Rental call: 324-1583
764-1148
Fire Department News
During the months of April and May, Manchester Township Department of Fire Services in a joint effort with York Area
United Fire and Rescue conducted physical agility and verbal interviews to establish a new eligibility list from which
firefighters will be hired from both departments when filling any newly created or vacant positions.
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222 Arsenal Road
334 Arsenal Road
2109 Aslan Drive
2136 Aslan Drive
1207 Aylesbury Lane
2981 Balsa Street
3095 Balsa Street
2824 Bark Hill Road
3113 Bitternut Blvd.
3360 Bitternut Blvd.
3385 Bitternut Blvd.
3395 Bitternut Blvd.
110 Bruaw Drive
142 Bruaw Drive
153 Bruaw Drive
231 Bruaw Drive
249 Bruaw Drive
268 Bruaw Drive
318 Bruaw Drive
324 Bruaw Drive
343 Bruaw Drive
348 Bruaw Drive
350 Bruaw Drive
1720 Candle Lane
1023 Caspian Court
1125 Cherimoya Street
776 Church Road
Round the Clock Diner
Holiday Inn – York
Shane & Christine Smith
Rosemary Rich
Limmie & Mildred Pridgen
Kenneth & Angela Brittain
Robert & Angie Pilkerton, Jr.
Sterling Lockett
Silvia Tek/ Kim Hak
David & Robin Richwine
Troy & Yolanda Massam
Eddie Lawton
Michael Potter/Gina Sudano
Shelley Su
Almarcus & Karla Harrison
Michael & Tammi Eley, Sr.
Daneesh Ansari
Susan Muiru
Vincent Raimondi
Tamika Wright
Lakeisha Galloway
Rehanna Chohan
Deborah & Charles Matos
Sean McMillan/Kristen Wray
Samuel Young/Sharon Mills
Douglas & Susan Shanahan
Dennis & Sherrill Kelso
Richard Hoeth, Jr.
James Lentz/Sharon Hilleman
Willner Realty
Nancy Worley
Patricia & Teresa Dravk
Robert & Valerie Romey
Bradley Holtzman/ Jodi Elfner
Glenn & Carilynn Judy
Brian & Christine Glover
Christopher & Cori Beach
Kathy Completa
Kenneth Weaver
William & Maria Padilla
Thomas & Janet Thomas
Robert & Joy Jamison, Jr.
Ernest & Lynn Beck, Jr.
Akinyele Ogunsuyi
Mark & Holly Holcomb
Claude Harris/ Laura Nyen
Themi Sacarellos
Yves Valbrun
Hunter Laret
Neil & Gina Feller
Jeffrey & Susan Heller
Scott & Pamela Goodwin
Jeffrey & Sonia Matson
Gail Schwartz
2529 Northland Avenue
2587 Mayfield Street
351 Loucks Road
3565 Liverpool Turnpike
92 Lightner Road
3625 Lewisberry Road
2742 Lewisberry Road
1130 Laurel Drive
957 Ironwood Way
933 Ironwood Way
3243 High Street
1119 Hearthridge Lane
100 Haymarket Court
200 Harvest Drive
155 Harvest Drive
3190 Hackberry Lane
3069 Hackberry Lane
3266 N. George Street
2918 N. George Street
1720 N. George Street
1201 Falls Grove Lane
293 Edinburgh Road
1178 Detwiler Drive
2605 Coldspring Road
2680 Clearview Drive
2727 Clearsprings Blvd.
80 Claystone Road
Jay & Colleen Sweeney
Gerald & Cathi Frazier
Christopher Pritt
Dennis Smith
Keith & Melanie Still
M & T Bank
Rene Chavez
Amanda Delp
Robt VanOrden/Chris. Palmer
Joshua & Miki Rodgers
Stevem & Lisa Aughenbaugh
Brian Tenney
Christopher & Amy Jarrell
B Gonzalez/Andrewl Accredo
Lori Venable
Scott & Jill Dise
Jed Paup/Leslie Flores
Richard Woodson
Tyrone & Mary Lee
Larferm Backus
Christine Johnson
John & Angela Coutts
Timothy Fazenbakeer
David Sitler
Thomas & Bridget Franz
Duane Spoon
James & Cristy Peyton
200 E. 11th Avenue
2841 Woodmont Drive
2834 Woodmont Drive
2753 Woodmont Drive
1011 Willow Ridge Drive
40 Warren Road
2124 Teslin Road
2692 Susquehanna Trail
2677 Susquehanna Trail
2001 Susquehanna Trail
42 Stella Avenue
23 Stella Avenue
600 Soapstone Lane
2562 Shagbark Court
130 Rockwood Avenue
123 Rockwood Avenue
670 Robin Hill Circle
650 Robin Hill Circle
350 Robin Hill Circle
999 Redbud Court
3105 Raintree Road
2645 Primrose Lane
278 Point Circle
1400 N. Pine Street
740 Penn State Drive
130 Paul Street
35 Parkside Avenue
DELINQUENT SEWER ACCOUNTS AS OF JUNE 9, 2008
Registration Form
To Pay By Credit Card
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ADDRESS _________________________________________________
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PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:
MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP, 3200 FARMTRAIL ROAD, YORK, PA 17406
Registration Forms:
If you are registering for more than one event, you may duplicate the registration
form or complete all of the information on a separate sheet of paper.
ALL CLASSES, PROGRAMS & BUS TRIPS ARE SUBJECT
TO ADEQUATE PARTICIPATION. YOU WILL BE CONTACTED
ONLY IF THE ACTIVITY IS CANCELLED.
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Return with registration form,
or stub from invoice
2008 Bonus Books are now available
$23. Residents
$25. Non-Residents
EAGLES VIEW PARK
The newly adopted EAGLES VIEW PARK is an 11.62 ACRE park located at 2399 Friesian Road,
contiguous to the Eagles View Development
The Manchester Township Recreation Commission will be developing a master plan for Eagles View
Park. A master plan is a blueprint for developing a park.
As a part of the process in developing the master plan, public meetings will be conducted at which time
residents will have an opportunity to contribute their ideas and voice their opinions.
Meeting agendas are posted on the township website. www.mantwp.com
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Manchester Township
3200 Farmtrail Road
York, PA 17406-5699
Shiloh Nurseries Summer Entertainment Series
Mark those calendars. This year proudly sponsored by Shiloh Nurseries.
Saturday Evenings – 7:30 pm
Cousler Park Stage
WHEN:
July 5 – Bluestone – bluegrass/country western music
July 12 – The High Tops – 50’s/80’s dance music
July 19 – Zydeco-A-Go-Go – Cajun Music – sponsored by C. S. Davidson, Inc.
July 26 – The Mango Men – Caribbean – sponsored by Blockhouse
August 2 – Spring Garden Band – Big Band Music – sponsored by First Capital Federal C. U.
Bring the Manchester Township Newsletter with you on your next visit to Shiloh Nurseries and take $5.00 off any
purchase of $25.00 or more. Offer good during the 2008 Summer Entertainment Series.
Don’t forget to save this newsletter until the next one comes out!
The next newsletter will be mailed at the end of September.