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Finding the balance

SEE CHILD , PAGE S-4

By Anya SostekPittsburgh Post-Gazette

Family timedoesn�t haveto competewith children�sextracurricularactivities

Robyn Tongel pauses fora moment before talk-ing about her chil-dren�s activities.�When I give you the

list of things, it�s probably go-ing to shock you,� she said,laughing.

Eleven-year-old Ellie and 9-year-old Jack are both in thegifted program at their Plumelementary school. In thewintertime, Ellie also partici-pates in the Civic Light OperaPre-Professional School,gymnastics, travel soccer,various academic teams,plays piano and flute, servesas student government repre-sentative and leads worshipat church.

Jack wrestles six days aweek and plays travel soccer.Both children also have actedprofessionally in a televisioncommercial for Uncle Char-ley�s sausages and a print adfor Chevron.

�Some people think, �I can�tbelieve you do all this stuff �it�s crazy,� � said Mrs. Tongel.�But we are a family and weenjoy all these things to-gether and support eachother. I love every minute ofit.�

The Tongels are typical ofmany suburban households.

The over-scheduled child isa topic that has been tackledfrom books to talk shows toacademic studies. Driven inpart by aggressive parenting,the narrative goes, childrenrush from piano lessons tosoccer practice to scouting totutoring � losing their child-hood in a rush of scheduledactivities.

�Being in activities is goodfor children � there�s noquestion about it,� said Abi-

gail Schlesinger, a child andadolescent psychiatrist atChildren�s Hospital of Pitts-burgh of UPMC and WesternPsychiatric Institute andClinic. �That being said, I def-initely see 10 percent of kidsare in that over-scheduledcategory.�

But what is over-scheduledfor one family isn�t necessar-ily so for another. Some kidsthrive doing 20 hours of activ-ities a week, said Dr. Sch-lesinger, while others strug-gle doing half or a quarter ofthat amount.

To find the right level, shebelieves the family should lis-ten to cues from the child.�Maybe some parents feellike they�re better parents if

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Robyn Tongel goes over the family's schedule for the week with Ellie and Jack.

Ellie Tongel works on her reading log homework.

Mt. Lebanon

Deer managementprogram gets go-aheadMunicipality has until March 31 to cull deer

SEE DEER , PAGE S-7

By Harry Funk

Mt. Lebanon has been granted apermit to start conducting its deermanagement program.

The municipality received thegreen light Tuesday from the Penn-sylvania Game Commission totrap and shoot deer through March31 with services to be provided un-der contract with Wildlife Special-ists LLC of Wellsboro in TiogaCounty. The cost is $500 per deerwith a target of 150 and a ceiling of$75,000.

The contractor is in the processof setting up traps and baitingthem, according to Susan Mor-gans, municipal spokeswoman.Letters were sent Tuesday to resi-dents who live near the areaswhere the animals will be corraled� the municipal golf course, theconservation district off ConnorRoad, McNeilly Park, Bird Park,Robb Hollow Park and Twin HillsPark.

The school district and neigh-boring municipalities also weresent letters, and no-trespassingsigns will be posted at the 8-by-8-foot corrals serving as traps.

In addition to trapping and euth-anizing, municipal officials twiceattempted to organize archeryhunts as another method of reduc-ing the deer population. No addi-tional permits were available fromthe game commission during ar-chery season, and the commissiondid not extend the season for Mt.Lebanon.

The municipality also is pursu-ing a third method, surgical steril-ization. If approved, such an effortwould represent the first of its kindin Pennsylvania.

The stated goal of Mt. Lebanoncommissioners is to reduce thenumber of collisions between vehi-cles and deer by 50 percent in thenext three to five years. Commis-sioners have agreed on a multi-pronged approach to lethal andnonlethal methods of deer popula-tion control.

�That�s the way you�re supposedto do it,� said Anthony DeNicola,

president of White Buffalo Inc., aConnecticut-based nonprofit wild-life control company Mr. DeNicolafounded in 1995.

The most effective approach, hesaid, would involve using sharp-shooters, a method that commis-sioners have declined to pursue.As an alternative, a majorityagreed to trapping and shootingthe deer.

�You�ll see that capture and eu-thanize is very limited on returns,�said Mr. DeNicola, who in the sum-mer of 2013 compiled a list of deerpopulation control options for Mt.Lebanon. In that document, hestated that the �technique wouldbe significantly less humane thansharpshooting. Deer are greatlystressed during the capturing pro-cess.�

Merlin Benner, Wildlife Special-ists president and a certified wild-life biologist, also has acknowl-edged that sharpshooting would bea more effective and humane ap-proach. But he also takes into con-sideration the divisiveness of thedeer issue within the communityand even among commissioners.

�They reached a compromise,agreed on not by all, but enough toget some action,� Mr. Benner said.�There are a lot of places that endup doing nothing because of vari-ous opinions and high contro-versy.�

Commissioner Kelly Fraaschconsistently has opposed using le-thal measures to reduce the popu-lation. Her point of view drew sup-port at last week�s meeting of com-missioners, when a group gath-ered to present a petition to the mu-nicipality opposing the killing ofdeer.

Some Mt. Lebanon residentstake the opposite point of view, pre-senting their own petition callingfor the municipality to use themost effective means to decreasenumbers.

Whether deer actually are over-abundant also is a matter of debate.But Laura Simon, wildlife

Initiative aims to fosterlove of art in the very youngNewborns to receive works by local artists

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By Janice CromptonPittsburgh Post-Gazette

Parents of babies born this yearin three Pittsburgh-area hospitalswill find something unique tuckedamong the booties, receiving blan-kets and other goodies in theirnew-family care packages.

�I think it�s a given that we�re acity of champions, but people for-get we are a city of culture, too,�said Matthew Conboy, a RobertMorris University adjunct profes-sor of photography who has em-barked on an ambitious plan to dis-tribute original works from localartists to newborns.

�I thought it would be an amaz-ing thing to create the youngest art

collectors right here in Pitts-burgh.�

Mr. Conboy, of the North Side,was selected among hundreds ofapplicants to receive a $10,000 audi-ence-engagement grant last yearfrom Crusade for Art, a nonprofitbased in Atlanta that is devoted tocultivating demand for art.

His winning idea, Start withArt, is a free program that aims topromote artists in the Pittsburghregion by creating a culture of col-lectors who are given signed printsfrom local artists.

Mr. Conboy selected 12 local art-ists � one for each month of theyear � to create original

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Chabad in South Hills invites public to celebrate PurimBy Margaret Smykla

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The holiday is celebratedevery year by most Jews on

the 14th (others on the 15th)of the Hebrew month ofAdar, or late winter/earlyspring.

The story begins in thefourth century B.C. in Persiaafter the Babylonian de-struction of the Temple inJerusalem and the resultingexile of Jews. Esther is cho-sen to marry King Ahasu-erus of Persia, ruler of thecivilized world, who did notknow his new bride wasJewish.

Her cousin, Mordechai,was a particular target ofthe anti-Semitic Prime Min-ister Haman, who per-suaded the king to issue adecree ordering the exter-mination of all the Jews onthe 13th of Adar.

Fearful, Esther informedthe king that she was Jewish

and requested that her peo-ple be spared.

The king, realizing thatMordechai was never re-warded for once saving hislife, ordered Haman behanged on the same gallowsthat Haman built for Morde-chai.

The king also gave Estherand Mordechai permissionto write a new decree thatgranted the Jews permissionto defend themselves againsttheir enemies.

On the 13th of Adar thatyear, the Jews throughoutthe Persian Empire mobi-lized and killed the enemieswho had planned to killthem.

On the 14th of Adar, mostJews worldwide celebrated,with residents of walled cit-ies killing more enemies on

the 14th and celebrating onthe 15th.

�Mordechai was favoredby the king for uncoveringan assassination plot,�Rabbi Rosenblum said. �It isan example of a little detailthat happens when it needsto. This is what happens toall of us.�

Chabad of the SouthHills is a Jewish outreach,educational and social ser-vice organization at 1701McFarland Road, Mt. Leba-non. Chabad is an acronymin Hebrew for wisdom, un-derstanding and knowl-edge.

Rabbi Rosenblum, who isthe synagogue�s executivedirector and 16-year co-founder with his wife,Batya, said there is no mem-bership in the typical sense,

but that at any given time300 families actively partici-pate.

The suggested donationfor the Purim festival is $18per family.

Payment can be made atthe center website,www.chabadsh.com, or bysending a check payable toChabad of the South Hills to:Chabad of the South Hills,1701 McFarland Road, Pitts-burgh, PA 15216.

Also visit the website tolearn how to become aPurim sponsor for the deliv-ery of food baskets to Israelisoldiers and local seniors.

For more information,call 412-344-2424.

Margaret Smykla, free-lance writer: [email protected].

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Sandy Spence returnsto her �glass roots� here

By Kathleen Ganster

Sandra �Sandy� Spencehas come full circle whenshe recently agreed to serveon the board of directors atthe Mount Pleasant GlassMuseum. After all, she said,�Glass is in my genes.�

Ms. Spence is the grand-daughter of Cedric SpenceSr. and daughter of CedricSpence Jr., who both oper-ated L.E. Smith Glass Co. inMount Pleasant. The Spencefamily operated L.E. Smithwith the Wible family.

As a young girl, Ms.Spence loved going to thefactory with her father. Hewas head of quality controland would oversee the in-spection and packing of theglass products.

Mr. Spence, a chemist,also invented pieces and theglass color bittersweet or-ange.

�I personally thought itwas really ugly � it was sortof like an orange milk glass,�she said.

Because of the color�s pop-ularity, other glass compa-nies came up with similarcolors and pieces as thoseproduced at L.E. Glass, buther father didn�t share theformula for his orange glass.

�My dad said that everyglass man takes a secret to

the grave and that was his,�Ms. Spence said.

Ms. Spence followed herparents� footsteps and at-tended Allegheny College.She also obtained her mas-ter�s degree from RutgersUniversity. Now 73, retiredand living in Delaware, Ms.Spence had a varied careerworking at several organiza-tions and companies includ-ing: the Appalachian Re-gional Commission, the Na-tional Association of Coun-ties, the California Depart-ment of Transportation andthe National Railroad Pas-senger Corp. She also did po-litical campaign work untilshe founded The SpenceGroup in 1985.

�[The Spence Group was]

an association managementfirm that served severalsmall, volunteer-driven as-sociations,� she said.

In 1992, Ms. Spence de-cided to sell her companyand return to her roots.

�I wanted to work for anassociation that was affili-ated with glass,� she said.During her research, she dis-covered the Society of Glass& Ceramic Decorators. Shewas hired as their executivedirector and served thereuntil she retired in 2000.

Over the years, Ms.Spence collected over 100pieces of black glass, some-thing L.E. Smith was wellknown for, and numerousother pieces.

When she was downsiz-ing, Ms. Spence donated herblack glass collection to theMount Pleasant Glass Mu-seum. That caught the atten-tion of Cassandra Vivian,board president and directorof the museum.

�Because of the L.E.Smith history and contribu-tion to this area and the glassindustry, and this generousdonation, I knew we wantedher on the board,� Ms. Viv-ian said.

Kathleen Ganster, free-lance writer: [email protected].

Snapshot

SANDRA �SANDY�SPENCE

AGE: 73HOMETOWN: Lewes,

Del., born in McKeesport,grew up in Mount Pleasant

OCCUPATION: Retired ex-ecutive director of the Soci-ety of Glass & Ceramic Dec-orators

EDUCATION: Bachelor�sdegree from Allegheny Col-lege; master�s degree fromRutgers University

FAMILY: Husband, Rich-ard Faull

WHAT�S IMPORTANT TOYOU? Justice, conservingthe environment, birds,helping make the MountPleasant Glass Museum fi-nancially sustainable

FIRST JOB: �Dustingshoes at Ghantous� ShoeStore in Mount Pleasantwhen I was 15.�

WHEN YOU WERE A KID,YOU WANTED TO BE... : Aballet dancer

HOBBIES: Birding, read-ing, lobbying for the League

of Women Voters of Dela-ware

READING MATERIAL ONYOUR NIGHTSTAND: �TheNew Jim Crow� by MichelleAlexander; �The Valley ofDecision � A Novel ofSteel� by Marcia Davenport;�Watchers of Time� by Char-les Todd; and �Birds ofNorth America�

WHAT�S PLAYING ONYOUR TV? �The WeatherChannel�

WHAT�S ON YOURPLAYLIST? �Book of Mor-mon�

FANTASY CELEBRITYDINNER DATE? Joe Flacco

�FANTASY PARTNER ON��DANCING WITH THESTARS�: �I can�t dance.�

WHO WOULD PLAY YOUIN A MOVIE ABOUT YOURLIFE? Kathy Bates

PEOPLE WOULD BESURPRISED TO KNOW ... :�I once flew a plane solo.�

GUILTY PLEASURE: Icecream

IF YOU HAD IT TO DO

ALL OVER, YOU WOULD:Travel more when I wasyoung

FAVORITE SPOT IN THEWORLD: Can�t select justone

MOST EMBARRASSINGMOMENT: �I forgot it imme-diately.�

BEST USE OF A $100GIFT CARD: Donate it to theMount Pleasant Glass Mu-seum

PROUDEST MOMENT SOFAR: �Passage of anamendment to the U.S. TaxCode to make employer-pro-vided transit passes, carand van pools a tax-freefringe benefit like free park-ing.�

GOALS IN NEW YEAR?Get in touch with oldfriends, eat healthier

WHAT�S ON YOURBUCKET LIST? �Visiting theMount Pleasant Glass Mu-seum and meeting Cassan-dra Vivian there, traveling toCuba and birding in Africa.�

South Park

Library makes ladies-only programBy Margaret Smykla

South Park TownshipPublic Library will be opento ladies only Feb. 27 for asaucy blend of love, romanceand giggles.

The girls� night out cele-brates Valentine�s Daymonth and the Feb. 13 re-lease of the provocativebook-turned-film, �FiftyShades of Grey.�

�It�s an opportunity to en-joy this month of love withthe women friends in yourlife, and not just your part-ner,� said library directorSharon Bruni.

From 7 to 9 p.m. Feb. 27,�A Sweet and Sassy Even-ing: Fifty Shades of Fun,�will open to all women over18 for this event only. The li-brary, normally closed Fri-days, is at 2575 BrownsvilleRd.

While the program is free,registration is requested forordering supplies.

The evening will includediscussion and a questionand answer session withPittsburgh-based author

Madeline Hunter, a two-timewinner of Romance Writersof America�s prestigiousRITA award. Also availablewill be lingerie and otherwares for browsing and buy-ing from Lolita�s Boutique ofJefferson Hills.

�We wanted to have ahands-on element so we in-vited Lolita�s, which will dis-play tasteful, library appro-priate items,� Ms. Brunisaid.

The �Fifty Shades ofGrey� theme will be re-flected in some merchan-dise, and in a library give-away of a grand prize of twotickets to the movie and din-ner.

The evening also will in-clude auctions with ticketsfor purchase, and free re-freshments such as a goodiebar full of tempting treatsand chocolates.

�Fifty Shades of Grey� is aworldwide, best-sellingnovel about the relationshipbetween a college studentand a wealthy young busi-nessman, and includes de-pictions of sexual practices

such bondage, sadism, mas-ochism and more.

The book has been a light-ning rod for criticism aboutissues of self-esteem, domes-tic violence, dominant/sub-missive relationships andrelated matters.

Ms. Bruni said the librarydoes not recoil in the face ofcontroversy.

�As a library, we alwayssupport non-censorship andthe right to appreciate awide range of reading ma-terial without us passingjudgment.

�The library is an open fo-rum for you to discoveryourself,� she said.

The book also has spurredreading, which is always agood thing, Ms. Bruni said.

�It opened a genre of liter-ature up to the general pub-lic, so we see all women of allages checking it out and en-joying it,� she said.

Registration: 412-833-5585or [email protected].

Margaret Smykla, free-lance writer: [email protected].

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NOTICE TO BIDDERSTOWNSHIP OF SOUTH PARKALLEGHENY COUNTY,

PENNSYLVANIA

Separate and sealedbids for the 2015 RESTO-R A T I O N O F V A R I O U SSTREETS - CONTRACT NO.SP2014-56, under one con-tract, consisting of but notlimited to:

GREENWOOD DRIVE(from Marion Drive to

dead end)QUAKER DRIVE (from

Broglie Drive to ZupancicDrive)

ROSE AVENUE (fromBroad Street to dead end)

SEBOLT ROAD (fromB r o w n s v i l l e R o a d t oBrownsville Road Ext.)

TRUMAN AVENUE (fromPleasant Street to deadend)

WESTCHESTER DRIVE(from Rosemary Lane to

Cul-de-sac)WRESCOM STREET(from

Brownsville Road to Over-look Street)

BASE BID: Restorationof portions of 7 streetslisted above, at various lo-cations. See location planand bid drawings for spe-cific locations. Scope ofwork and approx imatequantities will include:

12,364 s.y. of Milling atvarious depths; 1073 tonso f P G 6 4 - 2 2 9 . 5 m mscratch/leveling course;19,698 s.y. of paving fabric;and approximately 21,618s.y. of 2" PG64-22 9.5 mmFine Grade Wearing Courseover street surfaces; Alsotwo new type M stormwa-ter inlets and 250 ft. of 18"CPP, 75 tons of #57 aggre-gate bedding and 70 s.y. of5" PGF22-64 Binder trenchrestoration on Sebolt Road.Eros ion a lso inc lud ingSedimentation Controls;Traffic Controls; and appur-tenances associated withthe paving project.

Manhole and inlet ad-justments, fill behind thebituminous wedge curbs,berm restoration and softspot repairs will be per-formed by Township forc-es before and after thecontract work as appropri-ate.

Bids will be received at

ate.Bids will be received at

the Township of SouthP a r k a t t h e M u n i c i p a lBuilding - 2675 Browns-ville Road, South Park, PA15129 until 9:30 a.m. pre-vailing time on Tuesday,March 3, 2015, and bidswill be publicly opened andread aloud that same dateat a meeting beginning at10:00 a.m. It is anticipat-ed that a contract will beawarded a t the Pub l i cMeeting of the TownshipSupervisors beginning at7 :00 p .m. on Monday ,March 9, 2015.

Bidding Documents maybe examined at the officeof Timothy B. Fyock, P.E.(Benchmark Engineering &Construction Co., Inc.) -P.O. Box 53 - 1332 Route30 - Laugh l in town, PA15655, or at the office ofthe Township of SouthPark between 9:00 a.m. -

5:00 p.m. Copies of theBidding Documents maybe obtained from eitheroffice beginning Monday,February 16, 2015 uponpayment of $50.00 madepayable to BENCHMARKENGINEERING. NOT RE-FUNDABLE. If documentsare mailed add $9.50 forpostage and handling.

Proposals must be onthe forms furnished by theMunicipality.

Pennsylvania PrevailingWage Rates apply to thiscontract. PennDOT Form408 Requirements apply tot h i s c o n t r a c t . O n l yPennDOT pre-qual i f iedcontractors will be eligibleto submit b ids for th isproject.

The OWNER reserves theright to waive any infor-malities or to reject any orall proposals.

Proposals to receiveconsideration must be ac-companied by a CertifiedCheck or Bid Bond from aSurety Company autho-r ized to do business inPennsylvania, made to theorder of the Township ofSouth Park , A l leghenyC o u n t y , i n a n a m o u n tequal to or greater thanten percent (10%) of thetotal amount of the Pro-posal.

All bids shall remain ir-revocable for 60 days afterthe ac tua l da te o f theopening in compl iancewith Act 317 of 1978 ap-p r o v e d N o v e m b e r 2 6 ,1978. A recommended

Road, Upper St. Clair, PA15241, to consider the fol-lowing:

PLC15-0001 - South HillsVil lage Mall Redevelop-ment Plan - applicationfiled by South Hills VillageAssociates, LP for Amend-ed Tentative Approval of aNon-Residential PlannedDevelopment for the con-struction of a BJ's Restau-rant and Brew House onthe property located at 301South Hi l ls Vi l lage Mallwithin the C-3, RegionalShopping Center District.

A copy of this applica-tion is available for publicinspection at the Town-ship's Planning & Commu-nity Development office,located at the above ad-dress, from 7:30 A.M. to4:00 P.M., Monday throughFriday.

All persons wishing tobe heard should appear atthe above place at thetime specified.

Matthew R. Serakowski, Township Manager

ry Use or Structure shall beestablished or constructeduntil the primary Use orStructure is constructedand unless evidence ofcompliance of such Use orStructure shall have firstbeen issued. AccessoryUses or Structures deemedto be similar in nature, asdetermined by the ZoningOfficer, may also be al-lowed.

§803.1 Not Authorizedin Required Yards. Acces-sory Uses or Structuresshall not be erected, al-tered, enlarged or main-tained in required Yards,except as otherwise pro-vided in this chapter. AParking Facility incidentalto a Principal Building isdeemed to be an Accesso-ry Use. A Driveway or Gov-ernor's Drive may be lo-cated in required Yards,subject to specificationsoutlined in §817.9, §817.10and §817.11.

T h e a p p l i c a n t i s r e -questing these variancesto create additional park-ing for the faci l i ty. Theproposed 17 parking spac-es will be located withinthe required 35 foot sideyard setback.

The property is zonedR-3 Low Density-MixedResidential.

The application for thisrequest was received bythe Chief Inspector and itwas determined that thematter should properlycome before the ZoningHearing Board. OrdinanceNo. 2636, Chapter XX, Part12, section 1201, empow-ers the Zoning Hear ingBoard to act in this appeal.

MT. LEBANON,PENNSYLVANIA

ZONING HEARING BOARD

EN that the Council of theBorough of Dormont, Al-legheny County, Pennsyl-vania (the "Borough") willhold a public meeting onMarch 2nd, 2015 at 7 p.m.at the Borough's munici-pal building, 1444 HillsdaleAvenue, Pittsburgh, Penn-sylvania 15216 to considerthe passage of the pro-posed rewritten Borough'sZon ing Ord inance andZoning Map:

AN ORDINANCE OF THEBOROUGH OF DORMONTADOPTING THE BOROUGH

OF DORMONT ZONINGORDINANCE OF 2014

The following is a sum-mary of the major chang-es with the passage of thisOrdinance:

1. New Zoning Districtsincluding a spl i t of thecommercial zoning districtinto two distinct districts, anew district for govern-ment buildings, and a newdistrict for transit-orienteddevelopments.

2. Renamed Zoning Dis-tricts for the three residen-tial districts and the parkdistrict.

3. A new Zoning Mapwhich places all of the newdistr icts so that higherdens i t y uses a re nea rhigher density develop-ment and lower densitydistricts are near lowerdensity development.

4. All new district regu-lations designed to pro-vide greater flexibility forproperty owners who wishto develop or redeveloptheir properties.

5. All new supplementalregulations designed toensure that all commercialuses in the Borough re-flect the nature and char-acter of the communityand provide for enhancedmarketability of our busi-ness areas.

6. New parking regula-tions designed to providegreater flexibility in newdevelopment.

7. New landscaping reg-ulations designed to pro-vide greater green space inthe Borough and preservegreen space where appro-priate.

8. New signage regula-tions designed to providebusinesses with greaterflexibility including allow-ing overhanging signs forgreater visibility.

A copy of the full text ofthe proposed Zoning Ordi-nance and Zoning Map

O F F I C I A LMT. LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA

T h e Z o n i n g H e a r i n gBoard of Mt . Lebanon,Pennsylvania will hold ap u b l i c h e a r i n g i n t h eCommission Chambers ofthe Mt. Lebanon MunicipalBuilding, 710 WashingtonRoad on Thursday evening,March 5, 2015, at 7:30p.m., (prevailing time).

APPEAL NO. 1715O W N E R : T a m a r a R .

Stark, 413 Meridian Drive,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania15228

APPELLANT: Tamara R.Stark, 413 Meridian Drive,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

O F F I C I A LMT. LEBANON, PENNSYLVANIA

T h e Z o n i n g H e a r i n gBoard of Mt . Lebanon,Pennsylvania will hold ap u b l i c h e a r i n g i n t h eCommission Chambers ofthe Mt. Lebanon MunicipalBuilding, 710 WashingtonRoad on Thursday evening,March 5, 2015, at 7:30p.m., (prevailing time).

APPEAL NO. 1716OWNER: Asbury Place,

760 Bower Hill Road, Pitts-burgh, Pennsylvania 15243A P P E L L A N T : A s b u r y

Place, 760 Bower Hill Road,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania15243 L O C A T I O N : 7 6 0Bower Hi l l Road, P i t ts-burgh, Pennsylvania 15243

The appe l l an t i s r e -questing a variance to Or-dinance No. 2636, ChapterXX, and the following sec-tions:

§204.6.3.2 Non-Residen-tial Uses and ConditionalUses. §204.6.3.2.2 SideYard - Principal or Acces-sory Use or Structure: two(2) Side Yards required,each thirty-five (35) feet.§803 Accessory Uses. Ac-cessory Uses or Structuresare permitted in any zon-ing district in connectionwith any Pr inc ipa l Uselawfully existing withinsuch district. No Accesso-ry Use or Structure shall beestablished or constructed

Legal Notices

APPLICATION has beenmade to the Zoning Hear-ing Board of Bethel Parkfor consideration of thefollowing matters: greaterthan 25% expansion of anon-conforming use, 2518Oldfield Avenue, Dawn Ci-cero.

A hearing on these mat-ters will be held on Mon-day, March 2, 2015 at 7:30p . m . i n t h e M u n i c i p a lBuilding at 5100 West Li-brary Avenue.

BRENTWOOD BOROUGHSCHOOL DISTRICT

LEGAL NOTICE

Public notice is herebygiven by the BrentwoodBorough School Districtthat it intends to seek ap-proval for referendum ex-ceptions from the Pennsyl-v a n i a D e p a r t m e n t o fEducation and may peti-tion the Court of CommonPleas of Allegheny County.The referendum excep-tions are for special educa-tion expenditures and re-t i rement contr ibut ionsrelated to the preliminarybudget for F isca l Year2015-2016 adopted by theBoard of School Directorsat i ts February 9, 2015Agenda Planning Meeting.

By Order of theSchool Directors

School District ofBorough of Brentwood

Mrs. Donna Werner,School Board Secretary

Township of Upper St. ClairLEGAL NOTICE

A t a M e e t i n g o f t h eBoard of Commissioners ofthe Township of Upper St.Cla i r , held on Monday,February 2, 2015, the fol-lowing Ordinances wereadopted in accordancewith Section C-504 of theCode of the Township. Thetitles of the adopted Ordi-nances are shown herein.Copies of the full text ofthe Ordinances are on fileand may be viewed at theOff ice of the TownshipManager, Township Mu-n i c ipa l Bu i l d ing , 1820McLaughlin Run Road, Up-per St. Clair, PA 15241.

ORDINANCES OF THETOWNSHIP OF UPPER ST.CLAIR, A HOME RULE MU-NICIPALITY OF THE COUN-TY OF ALLEGHENY, COM-M O N W E A L T H O FPENNSYLVANIA.

Ordinance 2129Granting Unified Condi-

tional Use and PreliminaryLand Development Ap-proval to Dunkin' Donuts,1 4 5 M c M u r r a y R o a d ,Lot/Block 568-A-280, Sub-ject to Certain Conditions.

Ordinance 2130Amending Chapter 130

of the Township Code Enti-tled "Zoning" to Establishthe Hours of Operation forBusinesses in the Town-ship.

Matthew R. SerakowskiTownship Manager

LEGAL NOTICE

The Board of Commis-sioners of the Township ofUpper St. Clair will hold apublic hearing on March 2,2015 beginning at 7:30P.M., or shortly thereafter,in the Board of Commis-sioners' Meeting Room,Upper St. Clair Township,1 8 2 0 M c L a u g h l i n R u nRoad, Upper St. Clair, PA15241, to consider the fol-

Public Meeting andOrdinance Adoption

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Stark, 413 Meridian Drive,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania15228

LOCATION: 413 Meridi-an Drive, Pittsburgh, Penn-sylvania 15228

The appe l l an t i s r e -questing a variance to Or-dinance No. 2636, ChapterXX, and the following sec-tions:

§203.5.3 Yard Require-ments. §203.5.3.1 Residen-t ia l Uses. §203.5.3 .1 .1Front Yard.

§203.5.3.1.1.1 Principalor Accessory Use or Struc-ture: As shown on the Re-corded P lat ; i f none isshown on the RecordedPlat, where a Lot is situat-ed between two (2) Lotshaving on each a PrincipalUse, the Front Yard shallbe the average of the FrontYards of the adjacent Prin-cipal Uses.

§1305 U n e n c l o s e dPorch Exceptions. An un-enclosed porch, not morethan one (1) Story or four-teen (14) feet in height,may be erected in the re-quired Front and Rear Yardof properties situated inthe R-1, R-2 and R-3 Dis-tricts, provided that it shallnot extend more than ten(10) feet into a requiredFront or Rear Yard, or ex-tend into the required SideYard.

T h e a p p l i c a n t i s r e -questing variances to fullyenclose an existing frontporch. A port ion of theporch to be enclosed ex-tends beyond the record-ed 30 foot building line.T h e t o t a l a r e a o f e n -croachment is 4' X 15' or60 square feet.

The property is zonedR-2 Single family Residen-tial District.

The application for thisrequest was received bythe Chief Inspector and itwas determined that thematter should properlycome before the ZoningHearing Board. OrdinanceNo. 2636, Chapter XX, Part12, section 1201, empow-ers the Zoning Hear ingBoard to act in this appeal.

MT. LEBANON,PENNSYLVANIA

ZONING HEARING BOARD

p r o v e d N o v e m b e r 2 6 ,1978. A recommendedPre-Bid Meeting wil l beheld at the Township ofSouth Park, 2675 Browns-ville Road, South Park, PAat 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday,February 24, 2015. Con-tractors submitting a bidproposal for this projectare strongly encouraged toattend this meeting.

Karen F. FosbaughTownship Manager

the proposed Zoning Ordi-nance and Zoning Mapmay be examined by anycitizen at the Borough'smunicipal building 1444Hil lsdale Avenue, Pitts-b u r g h , P e n n s y l v a n i a15216, between the hoursof 8:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M.on regular business days.

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