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Independence Day CelebrationConcert & Fireworks

The Township is continuing its investment in infrastructure with its 2016 road improvements project.

A reduction in unit price values over 2015 may allow for an

Inside This IssueContact Information ...........................2On Your Marc 5k Run/Walk.................2Meeting Schedule..................... ..........2 New Development in the Township ....4Sewer Authority Surveying Project......5Police Department Adds 3 Officers......6Scam Alerts......................................8-9Fire Department Call for Volunteers..10

Fireman's Fair ...................................10Library News & Programs.............12-14Code Reminders................................15Public Works Summer Reminders .....16Stormwater Solutions .......................17Household Hazardous Waste Events..18Paper Shredding Events ....................19Parks & Recreation News.............20-23

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The Township's road improvement program is continuing with the repair of the following roads this year: Coldspring Drive, Fenwick Circle, Jennifer Lane, South Grange Avenue, Raynham Road, Worthington Road and Woodlyn Avenue (first block off Trooper Road).

Recon Construction was awarded the cold-in-place recycling portion of the project in the amount of $144,300. With this method, the road is milled to approximately six inches in depth and then the milled material is mixed with new asphalt and other materials to create a new six- inch sub-base. After a curing period, a new surface is

Projects Signal Investments in Infrastructureapplied. Bracalente Construction was awarded the final surface paving portion of the project in the amount of $311,341.25. The total bid cost is $455,641.25.

Road Improvement Program additional roadway to be added to the paving portion of the project. More will be known as the project proceeds. The extent of repair work needed will determine whether another road can be added.

Additionally, Pennsylvania American Water Company will be paving Appledale Road, from Sunnyside Avenue to Park Avenue, Second Street from Park Avenue to Midland Avenue, West Mount Kirk, from Ridge Pike to Sunset Avenue, and part of Woodlyn Avenue. All are areas where the company previously completed pipe installation work.

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8th Annual 'On Your Marc' 5K Run/WalkTo Be Held Aug. 6Seasoned runners, first timers and walkers are all invited to take part in the 8th annual On Your Marc 5K Run/Walk to be held August 6. The event honors the memory of Marc J. Small, a U.S. Army Special Forces Medic who was killed in action in 2009.

The race features an accurate, measured 5K course and 2-mile walk starting at the Lower Providence Fire Company, 3199 Ridge Pike in Eagleville and continuing through Eagleville Park and Township streets. The 5K run begins at 8:30 a.m., followed by the walk at 8:35 a.m. Prizes will be awarded to the top male and female overall and to the top two males and females in several age groups. The team that raises the most money also receives a prize. For individual, team and dog registration information, visit www.lptrec.com. An Early Bird Registration discount is available to those

registering before July 2 and T-shirts are guaranteed to all who register before July 8.

On Your Marc was founded by Lower Providence Township residents Mary and Megan MacFarland, mother and sister of SSG Small. Proceeds from the event benefit Small Steps in Speech, a foundation created by Marc's fiancée Amanda Charney to assist children with communicative disorders. Since its inception, On Your Marc has raised over $200,000 for the foundation to help children with the "small steps" needed to improve their speech. To learn more about Small Steps in Speech, visit www.smallstepsinspeech.org.

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S-15-02: Landis Mill Estates - The developer is to build eight single family homes along a new cul-de-sac coming off of Landis Mill Road and an additional home on an adjoining property on Landis Mill.

Plans currently under review:LD-16-01: Mill Grove - Montgomery County and the John J. Audubon Center 1201 Pawlings Road. This will be a project with work being done to extend utility lines, grading, and bathroom renovation and then later work done to renovate the historic house, preserve the barn and construct a new visitors' center.

LD-16-02: Classic Coachworks - 3949 Ridge Pike The applicant is proposing to expand their existing business on the site with a 6,560 square foot addition.

S-16-01: Michael and Kathleen Radatti - 3868 Germantown - This proposal requests a two-lot subdivision, separating the single family detached dwelling from the two apartment / storage buildings. There is no proposed construction involved.

S-16-02: Anderko Custom Homes - 37 Crawford Rd. This proposal requests an 11-lot subdivision, with nine new single family detached dwellings. The project is to be constructed in two phases. This project adjoins the intersection of Park/Crawford/Eagleville.

S-16-03: HTC Builders -3837 Landis Mill Rd. This proposal requests two- lot subdivision to allow the future construction of an additional single family dwelling. The plan

New Development: A Look at What's in the Works

ARCOLA ROAD BRIDGE - Bridge deck concrete is delivered and pumped on the Level Road side of the bridge as work on the bridge replacement project moves toward the target opening date of July 5.

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Plans that have recently completed final review:

LD-13-05: Audubon Square V - Audubon Land Development The developer will construct a hotel, a combined drive thru restaurant and small retail building, and two restaurant pad sites. This project is extending the Audubon Square Shopping Center southerly near Trooper Road and Forge Ave.

LD-14-04: Audubon Taco Bell - Trooper and Audubon Roads The developer has demolished the existing building on this former gas station property. A new 2715 square foot restaurant with drive-thru is being constructed.

LD-15-04: Dunkin' Donuts - Trooper Road and Ridge Pike The developer will demolish the existing former Lukoil service station building and construct a 1796 square foot Dunkin Donuts restaurant with drive-thru.

LD-15-07: Mascaro Memorial Ball Fields - The Mascaro Family is to construct three ball fields, a playground, and batting cages on a property along Woodland Avenue. The fields will be used primarily by Little League teams in the area with the facility operated by the Township.

S-15-01: Villages at Brynwood - The developer is to construct 12 single family homes. The site is located to the easterly side of Cross Keys Road, just south of Vincent Drive. The parcels were formerly owned by Superior Tube.

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S-16-04: WB Homes - Courts at Brynwood - This is a proposal to construct 139 townhomes along Germantown Pike just west of Superior Tube.

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Sewer Authority Surveying ProjectDuring June, the Lower Providence Township Sewer Authority will have a crew completing engineering and survey work as a planning step for the future replacement of sanitary sewer lines, manholes, and laterals. The work involves using surveyor tools to plot the location of existing features for mapping and planning purposes. It will be done on the following streets: Summit Avenue and Walker Lane between Ridge Pike and East Mt. Kirk Avenue; Oaklyn Avenue between Ridge Pike and Wooded Place; Trooper Road between Ridge Pike and Lloyd Lane; Wayne Avenue between Ridge Pike and Lloyd Lane; Mann Road; Evans Road; Henry Road, and Brant Road.

Measurements will be taken from the sewer main to existing structures such as trees, sidewalks, the front of houses and sewer vents in the front yards. Please be advised that in order to complete this task employees will be walking across the yards of properties along these streets. This work will be done by the Sewer Authority Engineering firm of Gannett Fleming Inc. All personnel will be carrying ID and will be in vehicles marked with the company logo. Your understanding and cooperation is greatly appreciated.

These areas have been identified as a major source of inflow and infiltration (I/I) in the collection system and the Sewer Authority is considering the replacement of these system

components in their continuing efforts to eliminate I/I. Inflow is storm water that enters a sanitary sewer system at points of direct connection to the system such as roof drains, drains from driveways, downspouts and sump pumps. These sources are typically improperly or illegally connected. Infiltration is excess water from open joints, cracked pipes and service laterals, separated joints in the pipe, and unsealed or leaky manholes.

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Police Department Welcomes Three OfficersRyan R. Gill is a 2003 graduate of La Salle

College High School and graduated with a

Bachelor's Degree in Applied Science in

Psychology from Gwynedd Mercy College in

December of 2007. He attended the

Delaware County Municipal Police Academy

and graduated in December of 2012. After

graduation, Officer Gill was employed as a

police officer with the Philadelphia Housing

Authority assigned to the Crime Suppression

Unit. He also worked with the Montgomery

County Emergency Service Unit gaining

valuable experience in the behavioral health

field. Officer Gill was sworn in as a Lower

Providence Township Police Officer by

District Judge Cathleen Kelly-Rebar on

October 12, 2015 and is currently assigned to

the Patrol Division.

The Lower Providence Township Police Department provides home checks for residents and property owners going away on vacation. A police officer will check the property at least once a day in the absence of the resident/property owner. To receive this service, call the Police Dispatch Center at (610) 539-5901, Monday to Friday.

Justin J. Hubert is a 1998 graduate of Carlisle

Area High School and was honorably

discharged from the United States Marine

Corp on July 16, 2003. Officer Hubert was

formerly employed as a police officer with

the Metropolitan District of Columbia Police

Department. Officer Hubert was sworn in as

a Lower Providence Township Police Officer

by District Judge Cathleen Kelly-Rebar on

May 9, 2016 and is currently assigned to the

Patrol Division.

Eric S. Honick, a 2008 graduate of Plymouth

Whitemarsh High School, graduated from

the Montgomery County Municipal Police

Academy in November of 2012 and received

his Associates Degree in Criminal Justice

from Montgomery County Community

College in December of 2012. After

graduating, Officer Honick was employed as

a police officer with the Reading City Police

Department assigned to uniform patrol.

Officer Honick was sworn in as a Lower

Providence Township Police Officer by

District Judge Cathleen Kelly-Rebar on March

2, 2016 and is currently assigned to the

Patrol Division.

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Common Scams: Know the Warning SignsAsphalt Paving or Sealcoating Scam

Selling door-to-door:

Claiming they have leftover asphalt from another job:

Pushing you to make a quick decision:

A professionally designed and properly constructed asphalt pavement will last for many years and most reputable contractors will stand behind their work. Consumers are safer dealing with a contractor who has roots in the community. Look out for those who are:

Reputable asphalt contractors will sometimes offer their services if they are doing a legitimate job in the immediate area. Always ask for references.

Professional asphalt contractors will know, with great accuracy, how much paving material is needed to complete a project. Rarely will they have leftover material.

Reputable contractors will provide a written estimate that will be valid for weeks or months. If the great deal they are offering you today is not available tomorrow or next week it may be a scam.

Not offering a contract:

Accepting only cash:

Offering a deal that seems to be good to be true:

Insist upon a written contract specifying in detail the work to be performed and the agreed upon price.

Most reputable contractors take checks or credit cards and don't require cash-only terms.

If the quoted price seems very low,

chances are the quality of the work will also be quite low.

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Common Scams: Know the Warning SignsGrandparent ScamCommon scenarios include:

A grandparent receives a phone call (or sometimes an e-mail) from a "grandchild. The person claims to be traveling in a foreign country and has gotten into a bad situation, like being arrested for drugs, getting in a car accident, or being mugged…and needs money wired ASAP. And the caller doesn't want his or her parents told.

Sometimes, the criminal pretends to be an arresting police officer, a lawyer, a doctor at a hospital, or some other person. And we've also received complaints about the phony grandchild talking first and then handing the phone over to an accomplice…to further spin the fake tale.

We've also seen military families victimized: after perusing a soldier's social networking site, a con artist will contact the soldier's grandparents, sometimes claiming that a problem came up during military leave that requires money to address.

While it's commonly called the grandparent scam, criminals may also claim to be a family friend, a niece or nephew, or another family member.

Internal Revenue (IRS) scamScammers make unsolicited calls claiming to be IRS officials and demanding that the victim pay a bogus tax bill. They con the victim into sending cash, usually through a prepaid debit card or wire transfer. They may also leave "urgent" callback requests. Here are five things the scammers often do but the IRS will not do. Any one of these five things is a tell-tale sign of a scam.

Call to demand immediate payment or call without first having mailed you a bill.

Demand that you pay taxes without giving you the opportunity to question or appeal the amount they say you owe.

Require you to use a specific payment method for your taxes, such as a prepaid debit card.

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Our advice to avoid being victimized: Resist the pressure to act quickly; try to contact your grandchild or another family member to determine whether or not the call is legitimate; and never wire money based on a request made over the phone or in an e-mail...especially overseas. Wiring money is like giving cash - once you send it, you can't get it back.

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If you don't owe taxes, or have no reason to think that you do:

If you know you owe, or think you may owe tax:

Ask for credit or debit card numbers over the phone.

Threaten to bring in local police or other law-enforcement groups to have you arrested .

If you get a phone call from someone claiming to be from the IRS and asking for money, here's what you should do:

Do not give out any information. Hang up immediately.

Contact TIGTA to report the call. Use their "IRS Impersonation Scam Reporting" web page. You can also call 800-366-4484.

Report it to the Federal Trade Commission. Use the "FTC Complaint Assistant" on FTC.gov. Please add "IRS Telephone Scam" in the notes.

Call the IRS at 800-829-1040. IRS workers can help you.

Stay alert to scams that use the IRS as a lure. Tax scams can happen any time of year, not just at tax time. For more, visit "Tax Scams and Consumer Alerts" on IRS.gov. For more information, visit https://www.irs.gov/uac/Tax-Scams-Consumer-Alerts.



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Lower Providence Fire Department: New Volunteers Always Welcome

The Lower Providence Fire Department is an all-volunteer organization that has been serving the Lower Providence community since 1945. If you are 14 or older and interested becoming a firefighter, fire police officer, or junior firefighter, the Fire Department would like to meet with you and discuss the opportunities available. Individuals with or without prior fire service experience are needed and all necessary training will be provided.

There are many other volunteer opportunities with the Fire Department. Help is always needed with fundraising, community outreach, and administrative activities. You'll be working with a great group of people dedicated to protecting our community. You will find the members welcoming and always willing to lend a helping hand. The best way to begin the application process is to stop by the Eagleville station at 3199 Ridge Pike around 7 pm on any Tuesday night. You can also call 610-539-5408 and leave a message. Visiting the website at www.lpfire.com will also provide you with access to the membership application and a listing of officers and members.

Follow the Fire Department on Facebook to keep up with the latest happenings at LPFD.

The Lower Providence Township Volunteer Fire Department's annual "Fireman's Fair" is taking place June 9 through June 18 at the fire company grounds on Ridge Pike in Eagleville.

The fair features Reithoffer Shows and the fire company strives to bring family entertainment to Lower Providence. The Department runs the "Cabana" - a food stand with hamburgers, hot dogs, steak sandwiches and other grill favorites - and partners with the Lions Club at the fresh corn stand. The fire department also runs the "Clam Stand" with fresh seafood from the Eastern shore of Maryland and, of course, offers their famous donuts. The amount of donuts sold per evening at the fair averages about 1500!

Ride Megapasses will be available for sale starting in May. Please check the Fire Company Facebook page and website, lpfire.com, for updates. Please come out and support your 100% volunteer fire company.

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Library News & ProgramsTo register for programs or check on more programs coming up, check the library website

at www.LowerProvidenceLibrary.org or call the Library at 610-666-6640.

Library renovations got underway in May. Normal hours will be maintained as much as possible during renovations but visitors may expect some noise prior to 3:00 p.m. Notice of closings or abbreviated hours will be posted as far in advance as possible. Changes will be posted on the library website at www.LowerProvidenceLibrary.org and announced on the phone message system. The work should take about 4 weeks to complete.

Books for all ages for $5.00 a bag. The Friends of the Lower Providence Community Library will run this fabulous sale from Saturday, June 25 through July. Shop early for the best selection.

On June 29, 1996 the doors to the new library opened for service for the first time after moving out of the Audubon Elementary School building. In June 2016 we are celebrating 20 years in our permanent home. All township residents are invited to visit the week of June 27 - July 2 to see the recently completed renovations. Scrapbooks and photos from our early days will be on display. New library card applicants and returning expired cardholders will be welcomed with a certificate good for 10 free DVD rentals

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($10 value). The week's activities feature a $5-a-bag used book sale and Summer Fun Basket raffle by the Friends of the Lower Providence Library. On June 29, enjoy refreshments, prizes, and fun activities all day. See the notice featured in this newsletter.

To register for programs or to view a full list of weekly and monthly programs, check the library website at www.LowerProvidenceLibrary.org. There are hundreds of free online technology classes are available 24/7 on Lynda.com. Access through the library's website under eLibrary and login with your library card.

Children's programs are provided by a donation from the Friends of the Lower Providence Community Library.

"On Your Mark, Get Set…READ!" June 13 - August 6, register and receive a free gift bag. Track your reading through the summer to earn prizes.

Science camp for kids entering grades 2-6, sponsored by GlaxoSmithKline, administered by The Franklin Institute. Register at

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Inside Out - Monday, June 20 at 3 pmThe Good Dinosaur -Monday, July 25 at 3 pm Big Hero 6 - Monday, August 2 at 3 pm

Wednesdays, June 8-29 from10-11 am, $20 for 4-week session

Wednesday, June 15 at 6:30 pm

Ages 4-6, Tuesday, June 21 at 10:30 am

Tuesday, June 28 at 6:30 pm

Wednesday, July 6 at 10:30 am

For ages 11 and up, July 18-21 from 1-3 pm, $30 fee

July 18 & August 1 from 3-4:00 pm, adults must accompany young children

All ages, Wednesday, July 20 at 6:30 pm

Magic of Money, Thursday, July 28 at 6:30 pm

"On Your Marc" Kids, Wednesday, August 3 at 10:30 am

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Library News & ProgramsTo register for programs or check on more programs coming up, check the library website

at www.LowerProvidenceLibrary.org or call the Library at 610-666-6640.

SPECIAL TEEN PROGRAMSTeen programs are provided by a donation from the Friends of the Lower Providence Community Library.

Teen Author Margo Rabb:

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Adult Summer Reading Program:

Zen Doodle Your Watercolor:

Meet and share a pizza with author of Kissing in America. For grades 7-12, Wednesday, June 22 at 6:30 pm

For ages 11-17July 18-21 from 1-3 pm, $30 fee

Create your own design,Wednesday, July 27 from 4-6 pm

Adult programs are provided in part by a donation from the Audubon Women's Club.

Prize drawings each week, June 13- August 12

June 4 & 11, 12:30-2 pm,limited space, registration required

Summer Reading Program:

Teen Advisory Board (TAB):

"Get in the Game,"June 13 - August 6, raffles and prizes!

Teens grades 7-12, Senior Send-Off Party, Tuesday, June 7 from 7-8 pm.No meetings in July & August

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Creating a Shade Garden:

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Thursday, July 7 at 6:30 pm

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Learn how to use a free Skype account, Wednesday, August 10, 7 pm

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Home ImprovementProjects

Protecting Public Safety and Property ValuesTownship regulations regarding property conditions and maintenance are in place to protect public safety and property values. In addition to local requirements, the Township fo l lows the Internat iona l Property Maintenance Code.

Please remember: should be kept to 6 inches in height

or less and vegetation should be trimmed so it doesn't obstruct the street or public right of way.

Grass -

The majority of small and all large construction and home improvement projects require a Township-issued permit, basically a license to begin a project or install equipment regulated by building or fire codes. Lower Providence Township's regulations are guided by state standards that are in place to protect residents and businesses and their neighbors. Permit application forms - and an explanation of which projects require permits - can be found on the department's website, www.lowerprovidence.org/codeenforcement.htm. Officials from the Community Development Department can provide information that will help your project succeed and avoid potential problems that could cost you time and money. Application forms can be found at www.lowerprovidence.org/forms. Contact the Community Development Department at610-539-8020.

Sidewalks - Homeowners are responsible for the repair and maintenance of sidewalks. Sidewalks with a horizontal crack or a difference in elevation of more than one inch are considered in an unsafe condition and shall be replaced once a permit has been issued by the Township.

Street numbers - must be visible from the street, posted on the side of the building or on a mailbox, or sign. Numbers must be a minimum of 4" high in a contrasting color to the background.

Water discharge - Storm water, roof runoff, cellar drainage or drainage from roof leader connections shall not be discharged into any sewer.

Dogs - are prohibited from running at large and are required to be on a leash. Please clean up after pets.

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Public Works Spring & Summer RemindersLet Us Know…

…if you see a street light out or a traffic light not working. Report it to the Public Works Department , 610-635-3538 or 610-635-3537. Please try to give a street address or the number on the utility pole.

…if you see a pothole on a Township road. Notify the Public Works Department, 610-635-3538 or 610-635-3537.

…if you see a pothole or other conditions on state roads maintained by PennDOT, please call 1-800-349-7623. State roads: Audubon Rd., Eagleville Rd., Egypt Rd., Evansburg Rd., Level Rd (between Ridge Pike & Yerkes Rd), Park Av., Pawlings Rd., Ridge Pike, River Rd., Trooper Rd., Yerkes Rd., 422 Expressway)

…if you see a pothole on Germantown Pike, please call Montgomery County at 610-275-2368.

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Please avoid blowing grass into the street when mowing your lawn. This promotes the growth of weeds and can shorten the life of the street and curbing. If you notice that there is not an adequate seal along the curb and paved portion of the road, please advise the Public Works Department,610-635-3538 or610-635-3537.

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During the summer months, homeowners can help protect these waterways from stormwater pollutants in a number of ways:

Choose native plants and avoid and control non-native invasive species

Increase your garden area and decrease your mowing area

Raise your mower to cut at a height of 3 inches

Recycle your yard waste and use it as mulch

Use less fertilizer and avoid using pesticides

Manage stormwater by using a rain barrel or by planting a rain garden

Don't pile leaves or other yard waste near streams or drainage channels

Use a mulching lawnmower to recycle grass clippings and their nutrients on your lawn

Bag pet waste

For more stormwater resources, visit www.lowerprovidence.org/StormwaterManagement.htm.

Trees help to decrease stormwater runoff. Here volunteers are shown planting 220 trees and shrubs at the Township's Cranberry Park as part of a TreeVitalize project with the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy.



Dates, Times& Locations

All Events 9am - 3pm

2016 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events

SaturdayJune 18Abington Junior High School

SaturdaySeptember 17Spring-Ford 9th Grade Center

SUNDAYOctober 16Lower Merion Transfer Station

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400 South Lewis RoadRoyersford, PA 19468

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For additional information:Please visit MontgomeryCountyRecycles.org,or call the recycling line at 610-278-3618. Please do not contact the host sites.

Free residential collection events are held outdoors from 9am-3pm, rain or shine. Residents may attend any event as well as any Household Hazardous Waste event held by Bucks, Chester, Delaware, or Philadelphia Counties.

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Toxic and flammable household chemicals are collected for properdisposal. include gasoline, oil, kerosene, turpentine,paint thinner, oil paint, stains, varnish, pool chemicals, herbicides,pesticides, antifreeze, caustic cleaners and solvents, mercury,thermometers, flares, fire extinguishers, lead acid batteries,rechargeable batteries, fluorescent tube light bulbs, and CFL bulbs, minipropane canisters, and electric oil filled heaters. Containers returned upon request.

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Sunday, October 23 Lower Merion Transfer Station (9am - noon)

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For additional information:Please visit MontgomeryCountyRecycles.org or call the recycling line at 610-278-3618.Please do not contact the host sites.

The Montgomery County Commissioners in conjunction with Shred One Security Corp. will be sponsoring community paper shredding events. FREE

The state's Covered Device Recycling Act prohibits televisions, computers and anything that connects to a computer from being picked up as trash. The Township's contracted hauler, J.P. Mascaro, and other companies offer electronics pickup for a fee. Call Mascaro at 1-800-432-1616 for details. Montgomery County recycling officials recommend the following options for drop-off electronics disposal:

Best Buy Pennsylvania stores no longer offer free recycling drop-off of TVs and computer monitors. Residents may still schedule a TV pickup for $99, according to Best Buy's website under "TV and Video Haul-Away Options." The stores still accept computers, printers, peripherals and various electronics at no charge and with no purchase required. Check the website for details.

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Eagleville, PA 19403610-635-3543

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The Lower Providence Township Parks and Recreation Department strives to provide professional, multi-faceted leisure services to the community.

Our mission is based on a passion for enriching the lives of our residents through recreation, creating natural beauty and maintaining a safe, clean park environment. We foster the responsibility for developing, supporting and administering recreational activities and facilities that enhance the quality of life for all our residents.

PARKS & RECREATION BOARD MEMBERSBeth Ann Mazza, ChairWilliam Wurtz, Vice ChairErin DiPaoloJohn Neilson Jr.Charlotte MandracchiaJ P MascaroGeorge OzorowskiRyan Beil - Student Rep.Kelly Hallman - Student Rep.Carina Tse - Student Rep.Gil Price - Student Rep.

PARKS & RECREATION OFFICE STAFF

Karl A. LukensParks & Recreation Director

Karen M. HegedusRecreation Superintendent

Karen L. BarronAdministrative Assistant

NEW Website for Lower Providence Township Parks and Recreation!

Lower Providence Township Parks & Recreation is proud to provide you with our NEW activity registration system and website:

To get started, please visit the website and create an account with all your household information. The data provided - emergency contacts, medical information, etc. - will help us better serve you. This information will also be automatically placed into your registration forms.

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Early Registration Saving (ERS): With the ERS, you'll save an average of 10% just for registering early! To qualify, register more than 7 days before the start date of a program. (Does not include bus trips.)

2016 Summer Recreation Programs are now onwww.lptrec.com so check out all the fun and excitingrecreation programs, special events and bus trips for everyone!

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(oversized check provided by sponsor)

Platinum Sponsor: $4,000 & UP

Gold Sponsor: $2,000 - $3,999

Silver Sponsor: $1,000 - $1,999

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Named sponsor for (1) eventCheck presentation photo opportunity

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(e.g. Flyers, program booklets, website)Listed on Sponsor Boards at event

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Bronze Sponsor: $500 - $999

Friend of the Parks: $250 - $499

Community Partner: $50 - $249

Lower Providence Township's Fall Festival is a popular family-oriented community event. The average attendance exceeds 8,000 people of all ages each year.

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Keep up to date with all the fun things going on in the Lower Providence Township community. Get all the latest on Township news and happenings!

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

CONCERT & FIREWORKS

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Concert at 6:30 pm

Food, Family & Fun…A Community Tradition!

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

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Fireworks at DUSK!

Memorial trees, benches and Walk of Honor brick pavers are welcomed donations at sites within the Lower Providence Township Parks system and are special ways to honor the memory of a loved one.

SPECIAL WAYS TOREMEMBER LOVED ONES

Consider tree, benchor brick donations

If you or your family enjoy a particular park and wish to place a lasting memorial to a family member, friend or pet consider donating a tree or bench. Memorial brick pavers are added to the Walk of Honor in front of the Township's Veterans' Memorial located at the Administration Building.

Memorial gift forms are available at the Administration Building or on-line at the Township website www.lowerprovidence.org under Forms & Documents.

The Township must approve any wording that will appear on any plaques and/or bricks. Once the form is received by the Parks and Recreation Department, we will contact you to confirm your donation.

If you have any questions or would like more information about the memorial donation programs, contact Karl Lukens, Director of Parks and Recreation at 610-635-3543 or [email protected].

Lower Providence Township Department of Parks and Recreation offers discount tickets to the "Movie Tavern" & "Regal Entertainment Group" theaters in our area. These ticket vouchers may be purchased at the Township Building, Monday - Friday, between the hours of 8:00am and 4:30pm. Cash and credit cards are accepted to purchase tickets. No personal checks, refunds or exchanges.

Discount Movie Tickets

Movie Tavern Tickets are $8.50Regal Entertainment Group tickets are $9.50**

Lower Providence Township offers savings on discount amusement parks! These admission tickets may be purchased at the Township Building, Monday - Friday, between the hours of 8:00am and 4:30pm. Cash or credit cards are accepted to purchase tickets. No personal checks, refunds or exchanges. Tickets will be available May through August. Call ahead to confirm availability.

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Trips are being sponsored in conjunction with Upper Providence and Worcester Township

Parks & Recreation Departments

NYC On Your OwnthWed. June 15 $52 pp

Gourmet Food Tour NYCthMon. July 11 $65 pp

Cape May & Whale WatchingthSat. August 13 $70 pp

Yorktoberfest Wine & Beer FestivalthSat. October 15 $70 pp

Culinary Institute of America thWed. October 26 $98 pp

Radio City Christmas Shows NYC12/1,12/5, 12/13 $115 pp

For more detailed trip information contact the Parks and Recreation Department 610-635-3543

Pick-up Locations: Exact bus pick-up locations and times will be determined (1) week prior to trip and confirmed to all participants with a phone call or via e-mail.

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COMMUNITY SPECIAL EVENTS

th8 Annual Community Tree LightingFriday,

ndDecember 2 6:30 pmEagleville Park

th29 Annual CommunityFall Festival

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June18 - Encore Experiences(formerly Harleysville Senior Center)312 Alumni AvenueHarleysville, PA 19438

June 25 - Padden Park (Burnside/Oakland Park)Burnside Avenue and Oakland DriveWest Norriton, PA 19403

All animals must be leashed or in an approved carrier. On-site dog licensing will be available through the Montgomery County Treasurer's Office.

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