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Spring 2012

The document provides information about upcoming events and activities in Hughesville Borough, Pennsylvania. It announces the dates for the annual spring cleanup from April 30th through May 4th. It also lists current vacancies on the planning commission, zoning hearing board, and water authority board. Finally, it provides contact information for the borough councilmembers and notes that the water authority holds monthly public meetings.

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Spring 2012

The document provides information about upcoming events and activities in Hughesville Borough, Pennsylvania. It announces the dates for the annual spring cleanup from April 30th through May 4th. It also lists current vacancies on the planning commission, zoning hearing board, and water authority board. Finally, it provides contact information for the borough councilmembers and notes that the water authority holds monthly public meetings.

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BOROUGH NEWS

ADDRESS: 147 S 5th Street Hughesville, Pa 17737 Website: hughesvilleborough.com Phone: 584-2041

SPRING CLEANUP
Its time to cut back tree limbs and shrubs. If you start now you will be ready for the annual Spring Cleanup Days.
TRIMMING OF SHADE TREES OVER STREETS AND SIDEWALKS: From and after the time when this ordinance becomes effective, all shade trees overhanging streets and sidewalks of the Borough of Hughesville, three inches or more in diameter as measured one foot from the ground, shall be trimmed and shall be kept trimmed to a height of eight feet from the sidewalk and fourteen feet from the street. (7/7/1910, 1; as amended by Ord. 5-1986, 10/13/1986) Dont forget your trees and shrubs facing an alley SIDEWALKS: Dont wait to see if youre going to be cited by a Codes Officer or by Borough Council; if you do youll only have 15 days to repair or 20 days to reconstruct by Ord.4, 8/14/1972. If someone is injured it might also effect your Homeowners Insurance. HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE CURBING: It is the Boroughs intension to update the curbs at Academy & Railroad Sts. and Academy & 2nd Sts. later this year. ANNUAL CLEAN-UP DAYS: Will start the week of April 30 thru May 4, 2012. Place all 6 inch diameter or less branches at the street curb. Leaves and grass clippings will not be picked up. No alley pick up.

VACANCIES
Do you have an interest in your community but you dont know how to get involved? The Borough has vacancies in the following areas the Planning Commission, Zoning Hearing Board and the Water Authority Board. If you would like to know more please call the Borough Office at 584-2041 or any Borough Councilmember.9

EVENTS
Easter Egg Hunt March 31, 2012 @ 1:00 PM, Bodine Park Little League Opener April 28, 2012 @ 9:00 AM Starting at the fire station ending at the high school. Memorial Day Parade May 28, 2012 @ 9:00 AM Starting at the fire station ending at the high school. Firemans Pet Parade June 4, 2012 @ 7:00 PM Starting at the high school ending at the fire station. Firemans Antique Car Parade June 6, 2012 @ 7:00 PM Starting at the fairgrounds gate# 3 ending at the fire station. Firemans Parade June 9, 2012 @ 5:00 PM Starting at the high school ending at the fire station.

The Borough Police Department will be starting a fund raising project to place new playground equipment at Bodine Park. It is the goal of the Police Department to be able to provide playground equipment that will be enjoyable and suitable for children of all ages. The type of playground equipment being considered is built of durable all weather material and would last many years and will be available to provide enjoyment to each family in the Hughesville area. It is my goal to raise all the funds necessary for this project through donations from individuals and businesses from the Hughesville area. The finalization of this project depends on funds received. Please consider making a donation to this project, it will benefit the community as a whole. If you wish to donate, please contact Chief Gill at 570-584-2111 or [email protected]

COUNCILMEMBERS:

Mayor Walter Reed, 584-3598; Council President-Jeffery Berger, 5844707; Vice President-Andrew Mook, 584-4770; Pro Tem-Curtis Michael, 584-4700; James Savage, 5845374; Mary Burns, 584-6502; Richard Smith, 584-5275

WATER NEWS
The Hughesville Borough Water Authority holds monthly meetings on the first Thur sday of each month at 3 p.m. at the Borough Building, and the meetings are open to the public. Current board members are Dale Cahn, Gene Cahn, Arthur Gladfelter, David McConnell and Edward Budman. For questions or comments, you may call 570-584-6005 or email at [email protected]. Over the past few years, we have received calls concerning a company selling insurance on water lines. The Authority has no affiliation with this company and suggests that you contact your own insurance company with any questions. There is also another company that offers free water sampling, Hughesville's public water supply is tested continuously, and we also have no affiliation with that company.

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