Haverford Township Newsletter Summer 2018

Township of HAVERFORD PENNSYLVANIA

SUMMER 2018 NEWSLETTER

Steve D'Emilio 1st Ward Commissioner

Mario Oliva 2nd Ward Commissioner

Kevin McCloskey 3rd Ward Commissioner

We are at once delighted and disheartened to announce that Assistant Township Manager, Director of Community Development, and Zoning Officer, Lori Hanlon-Widdop retired from Haverford Township on April 1, 2018. Lori has been a tremendous asset to the Township in her 28 years with us.

Daniel J. Siegel 4th Ward Commissioner

Andy Lewis 5th Ward Commissioner

Larry Holmes 6th Ward Commissioner

In 1992, she was appointed as the Director of Code Enforcement, making her the first female department director in Haverford Township. Almost immediately, she began the moving of the department into the digital age, moving from hand-written permits to an electronic processing system and revising the Zoning Map to add individual properties and clarify the boundaries of each district. She later coordinated to develop the current system for property records, permits, and licensing, which soon will allow Township applications to be completed online.

When Lori was appointed to Assistant Township Manager in 2009, she again made Township history as the first female employee to be promoted to senior administration.

Throughout her career, Lori used her dynamic combination

James E. McGarrity 7th Ward Commissioner

Gerry Hart 8th Ward Commissioner

William F. Wechsler 9th Ward Commissioner

of tenacity and creativity to make our Township a great place to live and work. Her final project, the Haverford Township Municipal Services Building, leaves us with a lasting reminder of her many years of hard work and service.

On behalf of everyone here at Haverford Township, we will miss Lori dearly and wish her the best of luck.

Inside This Issue Contact Information................................2 Delinquent Sewer & Trash Fees ...............4 Trash & Recycling Information.................4 Sewer Backup & Flood Insurance Notice .6 Local Service Tax.....................................8 Home Rehabilitation Assistance..............8 Police Department News.......................10 Heat Related Illness...............................12 Historic Renovation Spotlight................14 Environmental Update ..........................18 Summer Safety Tips Pool Safety & West Nile Virus ...........20 Dogs Permitted In Parks........................22 Library & Grange Activities & Events .....24 Haverford Music Festival .......................26 CREC News............................................28 Fall Recreation Program Preview...........28 Skatium News .......................................30

Haverford Township • 1014 Darby Road • Havertown, PA • Delaware County • 610-446-1000 • www.haverfordtownship.com

Important Contact Information: Haverford Township Contact Numbers Township Building - 1014 Darby Road - Havertown, PA ...........610-446-1000 Township Manager ..............................................ext. 2232 Finance Office-Accountant ..................................ext. 2243 Human Resources................................................ext. 2233 Finance Office- Accounts Payable........................ext. 2244 Code Enforcement- Permit & Contractor License Finance Office- Payroll/Accountant .....................ext. 2246 ..........................................................................ext. 2252 Health Department..............................................ext. 2501 Code Enforcement-Rentals ..................................ext. 2274 Planning Department ..........................................ext. 2254 Finance Office-Director........................................ext. 2240 Public Works Department....................................ext. 2264 Finance Office- Real Estate/Sewer/Trash Zoning Department..............................................ext. 2253 Billing & Certifications ......................................ext. 2242 Asst. Twp. Mgr, Haverford Reserve/Recreation Dept. ........ ..................................................................610-446-9397 Haverford Township School District Board of Directors Haverford Township School District 50 East Eagle Rd., Havertown..610-853-5900 Business Manager/Board Secretary Robert Riegel School Board Members Lawrence A. Feinberg, President Kimberly Allen-Stuck, Ph.D., Vice-President Alisa Clyne, Ph.D. Ari Flaisher Kristin Larsen Joseph P. Martin, Ph.D. P.E. Susan Mingey Salvatore Scinto Bridget Wiedeman Surrey in Havertown Community Center for Older Adults 1105 Earlington Road, Havertown, PA 19083 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 610-446-2070 United States Senators: Patrick Toomey The William Green Bldg., Suite 940C 600 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215-597-7200

Board of Commissioners Haverford Township is governed by nine Township Commissioners who are elected by the residents of each of its nine wards. Commissioners elect their own President and Vice-President at the beginning of each year. The Commissioners appoint a Township Manager, who oversees all Township staff. Regular meetings of the Board of Commissioners are held the 2nd Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Commissioners Meeting Room, 1014 Darby Road, Havertown, PA. Meetings are taped and aired on Comcast Channel 10 and Verizon Channel 38: Tuesday (if available) at 6:00 p.m., Wednesday at 12 noon and 7:00 p.m., Thursday at 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Friday at 10:00 a.m., and Monday at 7:00 p.m.

President: Bill Wechsler, V ice-President: Larry Holmes

1st Ward Steve D'Emilio 200 Walnut Hill Lane Havertown, PA 19083 610-449-5685 sdemilio@havtwp.org

2nd Ward Mario Oliva 1215 Garfield Avenue Havertown, PA 19083 610-551-3846 moliva@havtwp.org

3rd Ward Kevin McCloskey, Esquire 2436 Whitby Road Havertown, PA 19083 267-414-7393 kmccloskey@havtwp.org

4th Ward Daniel J. Siegel, Esquire 1705 Marilyn Drive Havertown, PA 19083 610-446-1117 dansiegel@4haverford.com

5th Ward Andy Lewis 356 Exeter Road Haverford, PA 19041 610-675-4467 allewis4@gmail.com

6th Ward Larry Holmes, Esquire 2109 Chestnut Avenue Ardmore, PA 19003 215-575-7153 lholmes@dilworthlaw.com

7th Ward James E. McGarrity 401 Kenmore Road Havertown, PA 19083 610-446-8088 commmcgarrity@comcast.net

8th Ward Gerry Hart 610 Penfield Avenue Havertown, PA 19083 267-408-1088 ghart@havtwp.org

9th Ward William F. Wechsler 108 N. Morgan Avenue Havertown, PA 19083 610-789-2299 bwechsler@havtwp.org

Robert Casey 555 Walnut Street, 1st Floor Harrisburg, PA 17101 . . . . . . . 202-224-6324 PA 17th Senatorial District Daylin Leach 601 S. Henderson Road King of Prussia, PA 19406.........610-768-4200 PA 163rd Legislative District Jamie Santora 5248 Township Line Road Drexel Hill, PA 19026................610-789-2695 PA 166th Legislative District Gregory S. Vitali 1001 East Darby Road, Havertown, PA 19083 ..............610-789-3900 2

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Delinquent Sewer and Trash Fees Unfortunately, some property owners are either unable to or do not pay their entire real estate tax bill on or before the December 31 deadline.

When a tax bill is not paid by the end of the year, the Township turns over the real estate tax portion of the bill to Delaware County Tax Claim to being collection proceedings. The Township retains the sewer and trash portions at the Township level for collection. Although the Township has a very high collection rate for its sewer rent and trash collection fees, $215,000 in fees remain unpaid, which the Township pursues. The Township sends a reminder letter in May of the following year. If the account remains unpaid, the

Township places a lien on the property with the Delaware County Office of Judicial Support. Interest accrues on the lien at the rate of 10% per year; a $125.00 lien fee is also added to account for attorney fees and court costs. Filing a lien prevents the owner from selling the property without paying the amounts they owe the Township.

Because liens alone do not bring in actual dollars, the finance department continues to communicate with the property owner. When the property owner refuses to respond, we turn the account over to Portnoff & Associates, a municipal collection law

firm, and proceed through the legal process, which can lead to an eventual Sheriff's Sale. The Township prefers to work with residents, rather than proceeding to a Sheriff's Sale.

We will work with any property owners who wishes to satisfy their obligations through a payment plan.

But if the account reaches our attorneys, we add their fees to the account, increasing the amount due.

If you know or suspect that you have many years of outstanding sewer and trash issues with us, please give the Finance Department a call and we will do our best to work out a reasonable repayment plan.

Trash and Recycling Latex Paint You do not need to dry out the paint in the cans. We will be happy to arrange a pick-up of latex paint cans.

Please call 610-446-1000 ext. 2264 or 2263.

Brush Pick-up Consisting of small tree/hedge trimmings, weeds, branches less than 3 feet long and 1 ½ inches in diameter is picked up separately from your regular trash pickup. Brush pickup helps reduce the amount of trash deposited to the Marple Transfer Station and it significantly reduces the disposal fees we pay, which decreases sanitation fees for residents.

Brush is picked up on Monday and must be out for collection by 6:30 a.m. Please follow the following rules when placing brush for collection: Branches must be tied together with rope or twine, DO NOT USE WIRE. 4

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Brush is to be put out in cans or brown biodegradable bags, NO PLASTIC BAGS. NO GRASS OR LEAVES may be added to brush collection; they will be picked up in your regular trash. Of course, during the fall season, leaves will be collected separately.

THESE ITEMS ARE NOT ACCEPTED FOR RECYCLING: Plastic bags.

Styrofoam in any form: take out containers, egg cartons, packaging, meat trays, etc.

If you are unsure if an item is recyclable, please call the Public Works department.

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Single Stream Recycling We encourage all residents to recycle and single stream recycling makes it easier than ever! 32 gallon recycling bins are available for purchase at the Township Building for $20.00.

Alternatively, free recycling decal stickers are available in the Department of Public Works or the main receptionist desk for residents who have purchased their own unlabeled bins. New residents who have purchased a home within the last six months may have a recycle bin delivered at no cost.

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The size of each container shall not exceed fifty gallon capacity.

There is a limit of no more than ten (10) bags or containers for pick-up during any one collection.

Separate arrangements must be made by telephone with the Department of Public Works for the pickup of diapers, tissues, rubber gloves or other waste generated in the care and maintenance of a person receiving radiation treatments for the safety of the general public.

For the safety of our employees, trashcans should not have items sticking out or weigh above 40 pounds.

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Insurance Notice

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Sewer backups and flooding can cause devastating property damage and are not covered by standard homeowners’ insurance policies. The majority of these claims are the responsibility of the property owner.

Sewage from sanitary sewer lines occasionally back up into houses through drain pipes. These backups not only cause extensive water damage that is difficult and expensive to repair, but also create health hazards.

Haverford Township is not responsible for damages caused by sewers, drains and sump pumps except under limited/special circumstances provided by the PA Municipal Immunity laws.

Township residents must be aware that they should review their homeowner’s, flood and sewer backup insurance coverage with their agent/insurance company in order to properly protect their personal residences—probably the most valuable tangible asset that we all have.

Article I, Section 149-3, subsection C (2), Sewer Service Regulations of the Township Code states that all sewer service laterals from the Township’s sewer, regardless of location, are the property of the customer and/or owner and shall be maintained by him in good condition and repair.

Please pay particular attention to the following coverages: Coverage for Sewers, Drains and Sump Pumps: This valuable coverage is not included under your standard homeowner's policy but can be purchased by endorsement for an additional premium.

Flood Coverage: Flood coverage is not included under your homeowner’s policy. However, flood insurance is available under the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and can be obtained through your insurance agent or broker.

The Township does not provide flood insurance.

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Local Service Tax (LST) What is it and who is required to pay it?

The state legislature has changed the name many times over the decades -- “head tax”, OPT, EMS, and now LST. Per the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's Local Tax Enabling Act (Act 511) and more specifically per Haverford Township Local Services Tax Ordinance: “Individuals engaging in an occupation, trade or profession in Haverford Township are required to pay the Local Services Tax.” TriState Financial Group, LLC is the Township's official business tax collector.

As an employer, you are required to deduct an annual maximum of $52.00 from the wages of each employee with earned income from all sources within Haverford Township of more than $12,000 received in a calendar year. LST is withheld on a pro-rated basis determined by the number of pay periods for a calendar year. For example, weekly payrolls will have $1.00 deducted, biweekly payroll will have $2.00 deducted, monthly payrolls will have $4.33 deducted, and bi-monthly payrolls will have

$2.17 deducted. Each quarter is treated as a 13 week pay period. The tax and return is due on a quarterly basis on the last day of the month following the close of each quarter.

A list of employees and withholding amounts must be attached. Forms must be filed even if no monies are due or no employees are being reported.

Self-employed individuals with a base (e.g. home based or main location) within Haverford Township but no other employees are still required to pay LST on themselves as a self-employed individual. In this case, you can submit your $52.00 in the first quarter (due 4/30). Returns must be filed in each of the subsequent quarters stating “zero” additional employees to avoid receiving delinquent notices.

The tax can be no more than $52.00 on each individual for each calendar year, regardless of the number of municipalities in which the individual may be employed. So if an individual works for more than one employer, LST would be withheld by their “primary” employer only. An exemption certificate should be filed with the second employer with a

paystub as proof of employment showing LST withheld elsewhere.

An individual who does not anticipate earning $12,000 in a given year must file an exemption certificate with their employer, and no tax should be withheld. The employee must provide prior year end paystubs or W2 to confirm their income was less than $12,000. Exemption certificates are required to be filed on an annual basis. If at any time a person who has filed an exemption earns equal to or more than $12,000, the employer should withhold a lump sum amount to “catch-up” and begin withholding LST thereafter.

Refund Applications are available for any taxpayer who overpaid or should have been exempt. Requests for refunds may be made within three years of the due date for filing the return. Supporting documents, as explained on the form, must be attached before any refund will be considered.

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ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS OF ALL AGES If you meet the 2018 Income Limits below you may be eligible to receive assistance with home repairs, including heater & roof replacement and other items if the total GROSS income of all persons living in your house* is less than:

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Total Income ** Less Than $48,950 $55,950 $62,950 $69,900 $75,500 $81,150 $86,700 $92,300

* The income of any person listed on the deed, even if they do not live at the property at the present time, must also be taken into account. ** Total GROSS (not adjusted/taxable) income for the year 2017, including earned income, pensions, workmen's compensation, welfare, unemployment, child support, alimony, dividend income, interest income, social security, rents received for rental property(s), etc.

This is a Federally and State funded program operated by Haverford Township. To apply, call Anthony J. Dunleavy Associates, Inc. at 610-3525555 and ask for a Rehabilitation Program Application. Assistance is offered on an EQUAL OPPORTUNITY BASIS. If you need language assistance due to a Limited English Proficiency, please request it when you call.

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Haverford Township Police Department 2018 Officer of the YearOfficer Corey Watkins Since 2011, the HTPD has chosen an officer to honor as their “Officer of the Year.” This award recognizes outstanding individual performance from an officer that exhibits a commitment to their profession and exceptional achievement over the previous year. Candidates for Officer of the Year are nominated by supervisors of the Police Department and selected by a majority vote.

Officer Watkins has been with the HTPD since September 2011. In that time, he has shown leadership qualities beyond his years of service.

When assigned to the Patrol Division last year, he consistently contributed valuable input at roll call and on the street to help his fellow officers improve the performance of their duties, mentally and tactically. As an officer with the Field Training Program, Officer Watkins has put forth tremendous effort and pride to prepare newly hired officers, and provide them with the tools and mindset to be successful with the department.

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Officer Watkins has also been a productive member of the Special Response Team, a K9 decoy officer (essential for a successful K9 Unit), and a member of the Delaware County Major Incident Response Team.

His work ethic serves as an example to young officers. Without question, he is always available to help when needed and exemplifies leadership qualities by being diplomatic, empathetic, compassionate, humble and taking a “team first” mentality.

As a member of the community with his wife and three beautiful daughters, Officer Watkins takes pride in his approach to community policing and is often described as being very personable and approachable. He will often stop at township businesses, schools, and parks to converse with citizens and children. His level of dedication to the Police Department and the community is unquestionable and we are proud to present him with this year's honor.

Commissioners Commit to End Gun Violence On April 9, 2018, the Haverford Township Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to adopt Resolution No. 2091-2018, “Supporting Common Sense Gun Laws, Affirming Our Commitment to End Gun Violence and Opposing Firearms Legislation That Threatens Public Safety.” This Resolution urges State and Federal officials to enact laws to end gun violence and protect public safety in our community while supporting the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.

In addition to supporting laws that keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people, the Resolution supports legislation that would improve the availability and funding of mental health and substance abuse treatment and enhanced mental health services for children.

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Quite frequently youngsters merely open the medicine cabinet and there before them is a variety of drugs available for the taking: pain pills for post gum surgery; sleeping pills from an overseas airplane trip; cough medicine from last season's flu. The time to act is now. You are the key to your child's drug-free future.

A Medicine Drop Box is located in the lobby of the Haverford Township Police Station.

Please visit www.lockyourmeds.org/ to learn how to prevent prescription drug abuse by securing your prescription medication and disposing of unused medication properly.

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Health and Safety Heat Related Illness

Prevention of Heat Illness.

“If you saw a heat wave, would you wave back?”- Stephen Wright

The best treatment of exertional heat illness is prevention. Several strategies are effective, such as education of coaches and conditioning staff regarding gradual heat acclimatization, slow introduction of new conditioning activities, maintenance of hydration status, and avoidance of exercise as punishment. Prompt recognition of heat illness with initiation of treatment can do much to prevent minor syndromes from developing into heat stroke. Education of the sideline and officiating staff, preparation with appropriate supplies, and creation of emergency action plans can do much to minimize the severity of exertional heat illness.

Each summer, Haverford Township's Emergency Medical Services handle numerous cases that are unique to these hot months. Like most events, they are largely preventable or can be mitigated with preparation.

The causes of heat-related illness can be classified into two categories: classic and exertional. Common to both categories is exposure to elevated ambient temperatures and inadequate thermoregulation. With exertional heat illness, muscular activity generates additional body heat that contributes to heat stress experienced by the individual.

Classic heat illness is not activity related.

There are many risk factors for heat illness, including: poor physical fitness level, excessive or inappropriate clothing, protective equipment, inadequate sleep, excessive motivation, and poor education about heat illness. Medical conditions that increase the possibility of environmental heat illness are: obesity, recent illness with fever, history of high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease, diabetes type 1 and type 2, and cystic fibrosis.

Diabetics are particularly vulnerable to extreme heat, with increased risk for adverse cardiovascular events.

Medications and supplements associated with heat illness include stimulants, anticholinergics, antihistamines, benzodiazepines, alcohol, laxatives, cyclic antidepressants, antipsychotics, and abused stimulant drugs. Legal drugs, such as ephedra, methylphenidate, aspirin, and clopidogrel, also have been associated with an increased the risk of heat illness. Caffeine may increase the risk of heat illness through dehydration, sympathetic nervous system stimulation, and an increase in the metabolic rate.

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that can be shed or added as necessary. The clothing material should be lightweight and absorbent.

During activities in the sun, wear a loose-fitting, broad-brimmed hat to shield yourself from the sun.

Conversely, do not wear a hat if there is no exposure to the sun during activity, as the hat reduces potential heat loss from the scalp and head from sweating. Limit individuals from physical activity in the heat who are taking anticholinergics, antihistamines, benzodiazepines, cardiovascular drugs that lower cardiac output (beta blockers, calcium channel blockers), diuretics, cyclic antidepressants, or antipsychotics.

By simply taking it easy and enjoying our many township activities in the morning and evening, seeking shade, remaining hydrated, having your HVAC checked, and paying attention to the tips above; you can remain safe from a heat related illness.

Dehydration can be avoided by drinking 1 pint of liquid 10 to 15 minutes before beginning vigorous exercise and drinking at least a pint to a quart of water during exercise associated with sweating in a hot As always, please check with your climate. Electrolyte- and sugarenriched drinks should be used when primary care provider if you have any questions or concerns regarding your normal meals cannot be eaten or physical wellbeing and hot weather. when sweating is excessive. Coffee, tea, and alcohol-containing HEAT HEAT OR beverages cause increased EXHAUSTION STROKE urination and should be avoided. Avoid “energy” Throbbing headache Faint or dizzy supplements such as ephedra, which although it Excessive sweating No sweating is purported to enhance athletic performance, Cool, pale, Body temperature increases the risk of clammy skin above 103° exertional heat illness and, Red, hot, dry skin on occasion, death.

Acclimatization is attained by gradually increasing exposure to working in a hot environment for a minimum of an hour or two a day for 8 to 10 days for adults and 10 to 14 days for children. Seasonappropriate clothing is recommended, with layers of light colored clothing

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Historic Renovation Spotlight 23 East Eagle Road Originally constructed sometime between 1920 and 1925, the 23-31 East Eagle Road commercial block, was built to serve the Township's new subdivisions of Grassland, South Ardmore and Oakmont. It was built in the popular “Mission Revival Commercial Eclectic” style (note the red tile roofs and stucco wall

finishes). Of the five storefronts on this block, however, only three consistently retained their historic appearance over the years. In 2017, architect Thomas Wiedenman added 23 East Eagle Road back on to this list, renovating the façade to recall its original design.

“The renovation pays tribute to the classic and traditional look of this business district,” Wiedenman said.

For over forty years of its long history in the Havertown community, 23 East Eagle Road was home to Faden's 14

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Jewelers, and at some point over those four decades, the historic storefront was altered substantially.

In December 2016, Wiedenman purchased the property with the intent to restore its historical appearance and to make it the new home of Wiedenman Architecture.

Inspired by the neighboring storefronts at 27 and 29 East Eagle Road, Wiedenman set out to restore the historic storefront, with its large storefront windows and multi-pane transom windows above, arched doorway and cornice. The later brick and siding was replaced with stucco, in the spirit of the façade's original style.

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Celebrating its ten-year anniversary this year, Wiedenman Architecture opened in its new location last April, and the storefront's transformation was captured in the photos below.

For his efforts, Wiedenman received the “Eye-Catching Award” from the Haverford Partnership for Economic Development.

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Environmental Update step guide, please visit www.haverfordtownship.org and search “Haverford Renewable”! If you still have questions or need help to make the leap to green electricity, community members who have already switched are willing to offer their assistance. E-mail them at havswitch@gmail.com or reach out to the Haverford EAC! This is really one of the simplest steps you can take to make an immediate impact.

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Taking Action to Address Climate Change

What is Haverford Township doing to address climate change?

Haverford Township has done a progress assessment of its 2008 Climate Action Plan to determine how well we are doing vs. the plan's original goals for 2020 and whether additional or revised measures are warranted. The Township has made big investments in energy efficient street lighting, buildings and geothermal heating for the CREC and is reaping significant return on this investment for Haverford taxpayers.

It also passed a resolution asking state and federal lawmakers to act to combat climate change. Look for future updates on Haverford's commitment to “going green” as we continue to evaluate our progress.

Consumer Reports has rated a hybrid as the vehicle with the lowest lifetime cost of ownership for many years. They may carry a slightly higher price tag, but the return on investment from lower fuel, maintenance and repair costs makes them great investments. Electrics and

hybrid plug-ins are great options that can keep you out of the gas station and if you buy renewable energy keep you on the go with no carbon emissions. If you aren't quite ready for a new vehicle, in the meantime you can consider walking, biking & using public transportation to make an immediate impact until you're ready to make the EV switch.

Plan More Meatless Meals

Livestock, especially ruminants such as cattle, produce methane as part of their normal digestive processes. This represents almost one third of the emissions from the Agriculture economic sector. If every family added one or more meatless meals to the menu each week, it would have a big impact!

What can I do? Far more greenhouse gases are generated by residents than the township's operations. You can fight climate change and save money while doing it - what are you waiting for? This graph from the EPA illustrates the two biggest sources of greenhouse gases are from electricity production and transportation. Here we've highlighted 3 simple actions you can take to make a big impact:

Switch to Green Power

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Summer Safety Tips Aerate ornamental pools, or stock them with fish.

Mosquitoes and West Nile Virus Your greatest water safety assurance comes from adopting and practicing as many safety steps as possible.

Adding an extra safety step around the water can make all the difference.

You can never know which safety step will save a life - until it does.

Stay Close, Be Alert and Watch Always watch your children and never leave them unattended Keep children away from pool drains, pipes and other openings Have a phone close by at all times If a child is missing, check the pool first

People with impaired immune systems and the elderly are at highest risk of developing severe West Nile Virus illness, they should be especially careful about mosquito exposure.

Learn and Practice Water Safety Skills Learn to swim; it's fun and good exercise Know how to perform CPR on children and adults Understand the basics of life saving so that you can assist in a pool emergency

Use landscaping to eliminate standing water that collects on your property.

The mosquitoes that transmit WNV breed in areas with standing and stagnant water, such as urban catch basins, clogged gutters, discarded tires, poorly maintained swimming pools, flower pots and plastic containers.

Simple steps to eliminate standing water around the home include: Remove tin cans, plastic containers, ceramic pots, discarded tires or any object that could collect standing water. Drill holes in the bottom of recycling containers left outdoors.

Have roof gutters cleaned every year, particularly if the leaves from nearby trees have a tendency to clog the drains.

Share safety instructions with family, friends and neighbors

Clean and chlorinate swimming pools, and remove standing water from pool covers.

Turn over plastic wading pools and wheelbarrows when not in use.

Treat standing water that cannot be eliminated with Bti products which are sold at outdoor supply, home improvement and other stores. Bti is a natural product that kills mosquito larvae, but is safe for people, pets, aquatic life and plants.

Mosquitoes can bite at any time of day or night, but are most active at dawn and dusk. When outdoors, people can avoid mosquito bites by properly and consistently using DEETcontaining insect repellents and covering exposed skin with lightweight clothing. To keep mosquitoes from entering a home, make sure window and door screens are in place and are in good condition.

Do not let water stagnate in birdbaths.

Have the Appropriate Equipment Install a fence around the perimeter of the pool and spa of at least four feet in height Use self-closing and self-latching gates Ensure the pools and spas you use have compliant drain covers Install a door alarm from the house to the pool area Maintain pool and spa covers in working order Have life-saving equipment such as life rings or reaching poles available for use

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Dogs Now Permitted in Parks After a recommendation from the Haverford Township Parks Board, the Board of Commissioners approved an ordinance prohibiting dogs in certain Township parks, and permitting dogs in specified areas of other parks (see list below for details.)

Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet Dogs are prohibited within 8 feet of playground equipment areas, sports fields, spectator viewing areas, and bleachers Dog owners MUST properly clean up and dispose of pet waste or be subject to fines.

Signs will be placed at all parks that indicate whether dogs are permitted or prohibited.

If you are looking for a place to let your dog run free and interact with other dogs, please utilize the Haverford Reserve Dog Park at the CREC. Please visit www.HRDogPark.org for more information.

Dogs are permitted in the following parks with the restrictions noted above:

Dogs are not permitted anywhere in the following parks:

Bailey Park East Virginia Avenue

Lawrence Road Park Lawrence Road

Carroll Park Carroll Road

Cadwalder Tract Edgewood Road

Llanerch Park Darby Road

Genthert Field Glendale Road

Chatham Glen Park Juniper Road

Llanerch Crossing Darby Road & West Chester Pike

Highland Farms Park Highland Lane

Community Park (CREC) Parkview Drive Darby Creek Valley Park Darby Creek & Burmont Roads Elwell Field 700 Ardmore Avenue

Hilltop Park/Steel Field Steel Road & Central Avenue

Merwood Park Wynnefield Drive

Karakung Field Karakung Drive

Normandy Park Normandy Road

Lynnewood Park Lawrence Road

Paddock Farms Park West Hillcrest Avenue

Merry Place Glendale Road

Polo Field Railroad Avenue Powder Mill Valley Park Karakung Drive

Richland Farms Park West Chester Pike & Gilmore Road

Foster Tract Lynnewood Drive

Preston Park Railroad Avenue

Westgate Hills Park Oxford Hill Lane

Gest Tract Pelham Avenue

Thompson Tract South Eagle Road

Grange Field Cumberland Road

Veterans Park Darby & Manoa Roads

Fairmount/ Cobbs Creek Park Old Manoa Road

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Activities and Events Upcoming Events Presented

by The Grange Estate

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Haverford Township Free Library 1601 Darby Road Havertown, PA 19083 610-446-3082 Summer Library Hours: st nd July 1 through September 2 Monday through Wednesday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Thursdays - 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Fridays- 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Saturdays- 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Sundays- Closed

Sounds of Summer Music Series Conjunto Philadelphia Traditional Cuban Music nd Friday, June 22 at 7:30 p.m.

Library Parking Lot Philadelphia Guitar and Mandolin Ensemble th Friday, July 27 at 7:30 p.m.

Library Parking Lot Jean Therapy - 60's & 70's rock fusion & classic jazz retro & modern mix th Friday, August 24 at 7:30 p.m.

Location TBA For more information, please visit www.haverfordlibrary.org

Holiday Closings: th Wednesday, July 4 Closed for Independence Day Monday, September 3rd Closed for Labor Day Summer Reading Club Shows for the Whole Family

Music with Gina th Wednesday, June 27 at 7:00 p.m.

Sciencetellers th Tuesday, July 10 at 7:00 p.m.

Mystic Drumz Wednsday, July 18th at 7:00 p.m.

Rockin' Thru the Revolution th Wednesday, July 18 at 7:00 p.m.

Harry Potter's Birthday Bash in the Communityth Room Saturday, July 28 1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Drive-In Movie in the Community Room Thursday, August 2nd at 6:30 p.m.

Build a Bigger Party! in the Parking Lot th Thursday, August 16 at 6:00 p.m.

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Bring your picnic lunch/supper and enjoy the Grange's grounds. $10.00 for a family of four, each additional person $2.00. Children under 4 are free.

Science Explorers Camp th

Monday, July 30 through Thursday, August 2nd Science Explorers Camp is an innovative, hands-on science program dedicated to providing an opportunity for children ages 4-11 to become engaged in the wonders of science. Classes are taught by counselors from Science Explorers Camp. $190.00 per applicant

Magic Show and Ice Cream Socialnd

Puppets Pizzazz Wednesday, June 20th at 7:00 p.m.

Libraries Rock Party th Thursday, July 5 at 10:00 a.m.

Saturday, July 7th 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Sunset Summer Trail Running Series

This series will provide low-pressure trail running opportunities for people of all ages, abilities and levels of experience. Whether you are a seasoned trail runner or a first timer, one or all of the races in the series is for you. The series will take place on the trails of Haverford Reserve and consist of a loop andth a few hills.th Race dates: June 27 , & July 25 Race times: 7:00 p.m.

Race fees: $15.00 per race or $40.00 for series Day of registration (if not sold out): $20.00 Race proceeds will benefit the trails in Haverford Township.

Registration is available online at www.haverfordtwp.org For more info contact Eileen Mottola emottola@havtwp.org

Thursday, August 2 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

St. James United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall, 135 Myrtle Avenue $6.00 per person

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Saturday, October 14 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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8th Annual Haverford Music Festival Set for Saturday, Sept. 8th

88.5 WXPN presents The 8th Annual Haverford Music Festival (HMF), presented by ACME Markets, on Saturday, September 8th. Featuring live music from 30 national, regional and local performers, this family-oriented event will run from noon to 9:30 p.m. on four stages near the intersection of Eagle and Darby Roads in Havertown. Area businesses and food vendors will fill booths along Darby Road and Hathaway Lane. There will also be two beer gardens, a moon bounce and playground for the kids, and much more fun. Admission is free; voluntary donations will be accepted at the gates.

The Haverford Music Festival is a family music festival that strengthens the cultural identify of Haverford Township, serves as the primary fundraiser for the Haverford Township Civic Council (HTCC), and provides funding for projects that enhance the quality of life in Haverford Township. th

Headlining the 8 Annual HMF will be singer/songwriter John Paul White, formerly of Grammy Award-winning Americana duo The Civil Wars; Sloan, the acclaimed Canadian power-pop quartet; Lily & Madeleine, harmonizing sisters from Indiana who worked with John Mellencamp on his recent Ghost Brothers of Darkland County album and tour; and the PI Power Trio, featuring Pat Irwin, longtime touring guitarist with the B-52s.

Organized by the 501c3 non-profit Haverford Township Civic Council, the Haverford Music Festival is a fundraiser to support township organizations and projects. To date, more than $85,000 has been distributed among several worthy community th organizations. Last September alone, the 7 Annual Haverford Music Festival raised $12,500. With these proceeds, the HTCC bestowed grants to several community organizations and projects, including: Hav-a-Rain Garden - $2,500 grant to this task force of the HTCC and the Haverford Township Environmental Advisory Committee in order to install storm water planters in Haverford Township Haverford Township Farmers Market Association - $500 grant to partner with multiple local organizations who provide food for the community's less fortunate residents Haverford Historical Society and Heritage Festival Committee - $1,000 grant toward the funding of live music acts at the 2018 Haverford Heritage Festival Haverford High School Parent Teacher Student Association - $2,500 grant for the 2018 After-Prom BLAST Haverford Township Free Library - $1,500 grant for Teen Technology Makerspace Program equipment Kelly Music for Life - $2,500 grant to help underwrite the 2018 Haverford Concerts in the Park Summer Series Haverford Partnership for Economic Development - $2,000 grant as a Haverford Home & Garden Show Sponsor Haverford Township Adult School - $750 grant to help the school replace outdated technology for both the office and for use during course offerings and community events Anyone interested in volunteering will find a choice of options, such stage and booth set up, take down, clean-up or band hospitality at haverfordmusicfestival.org/volunteer/.

Our web site provides registration forms for sponsors, at haverfordmusicfestival.org/sponsors/ as well as vendors, at haverfordmusicfestival.org/vendors/. For more information, businesses and organizations can also contact our sponsorship director, Cindi Rooney, at 610-996-0841 or whinerdiner@gmail.com 26

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Community Recreation & Environmental Center

Drop-IN for Fun & Fitness at the CREC 9000 Parkview Drive at Haverford Reserve ¡ 484-380-2730

The CREC Fitness Center was designed to give you the health benefits of nature and the outdoors in a comfortable, welcoming setting. Away from the traffic, noise and stress, you can strengthen and rejuvenate your mind, body and spirit.

To reserve a space at the CREC or to view a video about rental opportunities, visit www.haverfordtownship.org/parks or e-mail CRECRental@havtwp.org.

Preferred pricing for Haverford Township residents/businesses Easy access to I-476 State of the art A/V technology Green-friendly, LEED certified facility Friendly support staff Flexible rooms and breakout space Rentals everyday of the week Outdoor deck overlooking Reserve Catering kitchen

FREE Blood Pressure Screenings at the CREC Bryn Mawr Hospital Community Health Services is providing Blood Pressure Screenings Location: CREC Lobby, 9000 Parkview Drive Held on the first Monday of every month, from May 7th to December 3rd 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

Summer Walking Track & Fitness Center Hours Location: CREC 9000 Parkview Drive Monday through Thursday 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Fridays - 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Saturdays- 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Fall Recreation Program Preview September 8th through October 20th

Small Fry Soccer (Ages 3-4) Small fry is an instructor-led parent/child participation class that walks 3-4 year old boys and girls through the first fundamental steps of soccer through fun games and activities.

Time: 10:00 a.m. to 10:50 a.m. or 11:00 a.m. to 11:50 a.m.

Location: Grasslyn Field Fee: $65.00

Junior Tennis League (Ages 9-14) Improve your game with instruction and league play. We match players up with a partner of similar age and skill level. Players should be intermediate to advanced.

Time: 12:15 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Location: Paddock Park Fee: $110.00

Tennis Tykes (Ages 4-6) Young stars will be introduced to tennis through fun drills and games aimed at building skills and confidence. Instructor: Suzanne Barr Time: 10:00 a.m. to 10:50 a.m. or 11:00 a.m. to 11:50 a.m.

Location: Grasslyn Field Fee: $70.00

Celebrating 60 Years Of Community Education

Fall Soccer (Age 4) Fall Soccer will help kids develop soccer skills, coordination, and listening skills in a supportive, motivating, and positive atmosphere with fun and imaginative games and activities.

Time: 12:00 p.m. to 12:50 p.m.

Location: Grasslyn Field Fee: $65.00 Fall Soccer (Ages 5-6) Fall Soccer will help kids develop soccer skills, coordination, and listening skills in a supportive, motivating, and positive atmosphere with fun and imaginative games and activities.

Time: 1:00 p.m. to 1:50 p.m.

Location: Grasslyn Field Fee: $65.00

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The Haverford Township Adult School Is Preparing For The Fall 2018 Semester Starting In September. The Htas Will Feature A Diverse Curriculum Designed To Appeal To The Broad Interests Of The Community.

The Health And Fitness Program Will Include Recreational Volleyball And Basketball, In Addition To Favorites Like Tai Chi, Pilates, Yoga, And Aqua Exercise. Learn A New Craft Or Enhance Your Skills With Classes In Sewing, Crocheting, And Watercolor Painting. Other Craft Classes Include, Glass Painting, Zentangle, And Bead Jewelry Design.

Enjoy A Series Of Cooking Classes, Learn To Play The Guitar Or Harmonica, Or Learn A Foreign Language. The Htas Also Offers History, Computer And Photography Classes.

The Haverford Township Adult School Is A Community-based Nonprofit Organization. We Are Not Affiliated With Or Supported By The Township Or The School District. We Aim To Provide Our Students With The Opportunity For A Lifelong Learning Experience.

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Skatium News 1002 Darby Road Havertown, PA 19083 (610) 853-2225 Information Line (610)853-3252 Business Office www.haverfordskatium.com Facebook: Haverford Skatium Twitter: @HavSkatium The Haverford Skatium has been the premier winter sports facility in Delaware County since it opened its doors in 1974. Proudly serving Haverford Township, the rink offers the best NHL regulation sized rink with year round ice hockey, figure skating, camps, clinics, skating lessons, public skating, and special events.

In addition to our facilities & programs, the rink features Have-ABurger restaurant and Hockeytown Pro Shop. Both are privately owned and are valuable parts of our facility.

Spring and Summer Public Skating Hours Sunday: 12:15p.m. - 1:45p.m.

Monday-Friday: 10:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m.

Friday Evening: 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Saturday: 1:45 p.m. - 3:15p.m.

Prices

Adult: .........................$8.00 Child 6 and Under:.....$6.00 Seniors:......................$3.00 Skate Rental:..............$2.00 Skate Helpers:............$3.00 Cash, Credit (Visa or MasterCard) or Check Accepted!

All times subject to change. Please check our website, Facebook, or call for the most up to date schedule.

Skatium Memberships

10 Admission Passbook for use at any of our Public Skating Sessions $65.00 for Township Residents ($75.00 with Skate Rental) $70.00 for Non-Residents ($80.00 with Skate Rental) Private Ice Rental and Group Outings: The Skatium is available to rent at an affordable cost.

We also offer Group Rate Pricing for Scout Troops, School and Church Groups and other organizations.

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skating lessons please contact our Skating Director, Kristin Caparra at (610) 853-2085 or e-mail kc.skatium@yahoo.com.

Crossroads Figure Skating Club, formerly known as The

Lessons are offered on Tuesdays & Thursdays: 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Sundays: 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Freestyle (Figure Skating Practice) Ice Time: Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.

A hockey clinic is also offered on Sundays from 1:55 p.m. to 2:55 p.m.

Tuesday & Thursday: 6:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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