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West Manheim Township Newsletter
2010 - VOLUME #01 ISSUE #01
Board of Supervisors
2412 Baltimore Pike Hanover, Pa 17331
Phone: 717-632-0320 Fax: 717-632-2499
Website: www.westmanheimtwp.com
Township Manager
Kevin Null
Admin Assistant to Mgr.
Laura Gately
Receptionist
Sandy Myers
Clerical Assistant
Sue Bell
Secretary
Nancy Smith
Treasurer
Bev Weaver
Utilities Clerk
Miriam Clapper
Code Enforcement
Harold Coldren
Codes Admin Assistant
Heather Neiderer
Utilities Supervisor
Tim Pfaff
EMA Director
Mike Hampton
Road Superintendent
Alan Ault
Road Crew
Jeff Rummel
Greg Smith
Greg Wentz
Tax Collector
Ruth Neiderer
(Left) Harold Hartlaub, Chairman, (2nd from Left) Marc Woerner, Vice Chairman,
(Center) Carl Gobrecht, (2nd from Right) Nils Parr, (Right) Frank Williams
The West Manheim Township Board of Supervisors consists of five
members elected by the voters to serve a 6 year term. The Supervisors are
assisted by an appointed Township Manager who is responsible for carrying
out township policies and administrative duties. The Manager is appointed by
the Board of Supervisors and operates under the direction of the Board. The
Supervisors of West Manheim Township are also assisted by the Township
Solicitor, staff members and various advisory authorities, boards and
commissions.
T
he Board of Supervisors' Township meetings are open to the public
and are held at 7:00 pm on the first Thursday and the third Tuesday of each
month. All Board of Supervisors' meetings are held at the Municipal Building,
2412 Baltimore Pike, Hanover, Pa. 17331. A prepared agenda is provided as
well as provided on the townships website at www.westmanheimtwp.com.
Citizen input is encouraged to voice opinions and/or concerns.
WEST MANHEIM TOWNSHIP
SANITARY SEWER OVERVIEW
West Manheim Township
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Responsible for collection and conveyance
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Operates and maintains system within the Township
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Conveys all sewage through the DGM Pump Station to Penn Township
Penn Township
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Conveys sewage through interceptor to the WWTP
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Operates and maintains the collection, conveyance and WWTP facilities
PENN TOWNSHIP TREATMENT CHARGE
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Billing is calculated by two means
– Based upon metered flow and Penn Township rate structure
– Based upon number of customers by the rate of a customer consuming
15,000 GPD per quarter
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Greater of two calculations is used
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30% administration fee is then applied
WEST MANHEIM TOWNSHIP SEWER RATES
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West Manheim Township bills quarterly
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Rate is established by resolution (09-44)
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Bill is based upon water consumption
– Base fee for up to 7,000 gal.
– Unit charge for each additional 1,000 gal.
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West Manheim Rates include:
– Penn Township treatment charge
– Operation and maintenance costs of Township system
– Debt service payments
Description
Cost
Percent
Penn Twp. Treatment Cost
$120.85
62%
Operation and Maintenance
$34.00
17%
Debt Service Payment/Administration
$40.00
21%
TOTAL:
$194.85
100%
Utilities Department
SOME FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FROM PUBLIC SEWER CUSTOMERS
ORDINANCE #01-2005
M ANAGEMENT OF ON-LOT SUBSURFACE
Sewage Disposal Systems
This Ordinance will be amended with the revised ACT 537
Ordinance #01-2005 is to provide for the inspection, maintenance and rehabilitation of
on-lot sewage disposal systems.
Maintenance Requirements:
Any person owning a building served by an on-lot sewage disposal system shall have
the septic tank pumped by a qualified Pumper/Hauler. The Ordinance requires residents
to have all on-lot septic system tanks pumped at least once every four (4) years.
Receipts (which are also called manifests) from the Pumper/Hauler shall be submitted to
the Township as required in Section 309.6.
PLEASE NOTE: The receipt includes several carbon copies with one labeled
“Municipal Copy” that the hauler is required to submit to the Township.
When It Rains It Drains!
Understanding Storm Water
Your community is preventing storm water pollution through a storm water
management program. This program addresses storm water pollution from
construction, new development, illegal dumping to the storm sewer system, and
pollution prevention and good housekeeping practices in municipal operations. It will
also continue to educate the community and get everyone involved in making sure the
only thing that storm water contributes to our water is ...water!
Contact your community's storm water management program coordinator or the
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for more information about
storm water management.
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
www.dep.state.pa.us
Deduct Meters Resolution #2008-35
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I didn’t receive my sewer bill.
I think I might have misplaced my
sewer bill.
When is it due?
These are just some of the many questions that the
Township receives when a sewer customer receives
a late notice. Sewer bills are sent out the same time
each year. So in order to avoid late fees, the West
Manheim Township Sewer Authority recommends
that you take the time to mark your calendar the
first day of February, May, August, and
November.
Sewer bills are mailed out so that a customer
should receive the sewer bill on the first. From
time to time, depending on whether the first of the
month falls over a weekend, a customer will
receive it on the last day of the previous month,
allowing for additional time to pay the sewer bill.
Customers are given until the 30th of the month to
make a payment. After 30 days a 10 percent
penalty will be applied. A customer has an
additional 25 days to make a payment. If payment
has still not been received, the Sewer Authority
will start the process to have water service
discontinued.
In order to prevent from having service
discontinued and an additional $50.00 applied to
the account, the West Manheim Township Sewer
Authority recommends that close attention be paid
to these dates.
FAILURE TO RECEIVE YOUR BILL WILL
NOT BE CONSIDERED AN EXCUSE FOR
NON-PAYMENT OF CHARGES AND
WAIVER OF PENALTY.
To request a deduct meter application please stop by the Township building or visit
the township website at www.westmanheimtwp.com. For further information
please contact the township Utility Department at (717) 632-0320.
Construction of Area 2 and 3 Sanitary Sewer System
The installation of sewer lines for the residents in the Area 2 and 3 Sanitary Sewer System in West Manheim Township is near completion. The
Restoration and cleanup process has started.
West Manheim Township Sewer Project Restoration Schedule
The Contractor will begin restoration of yards and grounds beginning March 29th, weather permitting
Tentative work schedule
• March 29-April 2-Area along Route 94/ Sugarboot Lane
• April 5-9-Smeach Dr. / Sugarboot Lane
• April 19-30-Smeach Dr. / Country Lane/ Pheasant Ridge Rd. /Fox Run Rd. / Longview Dr.
• April 12-16-Valley View Dr. / Lindsay Lane • May 3-7-Country/Smeach Dr. / Sugarboot Lane / Fuhrman Mill Rd.
ACT 537 PLAN UPDATES
West Manheim Township, York County, Pennsylvania is in the process of preparing its Official Sewage Facilities Plan Update (Act 537), as
mandated by the Department of Environmental Protection. The purpose of Act 537 is to maintain an up to date sewage facilities plan for the Municipality. It
analyzes current sewage treatment facilities and proposes future facilities based on the sewage needs of the Municipality.
Four service areas were analyzed as five-year or future sanitary sewer needs areas. The four service areas are as follows: Area 4 Pleasant Hill and
Fuhrman Mill Road Areas, Area 5 Shorbs Hill Area, Area 6 Fairview and Sunset Drives Area, and the Woodridge Hunt Area. The three areas that are
designated for the five-year plan are Areas 4, 5 & 6. Areas 4 & 5 are located in the central portion of the Township and Area 6 is located in the northwestern
portion of the Township. The plan proposes the construction of a sanitary sewer collection system to serve Areas 4, 5 & 6. The recommended collection
system will transport sewage to the Penn Township Wastewater Treatment Plant. The user cost analysis projects an annual user cost of $2,229. The
estimated service rates for service areas 4, 5 & 6 will be in accordance with the Township’s sewer rate structure which is currently $194.00/Quarter. These
service rate estimates are based upon a tapping fee of $3,000.00. The Act 537 Plan also proposes the adoption of an On-Lot Disposal System (OLDS)
Ordinance. This ordinance will delineate four On-Lot Management Districts in the Township. The four districts are as follows: District A Woodridge Hunt
Area, District B Ross and Glenville Road Area, District C Blackrock, Fuhrman Mill, Musselman, and Dubs Church Roads Area, and District D Impounding Dam,
St. Bartholomew, and Lawrence Roads Area. Residents within the four districts will be required by the Township to ensure the OLDS is properly functioning.
The operation and maintenance costs are expected to be $250.00 every four (4) years, which includes pumping, hauling and disposal costs, as well as notice
to the Township of completion.
Copies of the proposed Plan are available for review by the public at the following address:
West Manheim Township Municipal Building
2412 Baltimore Pike
Hanover, PA 17331,
Monday through Friday
8:30am until 4:30pm.
Public comments shall be in writing and directed to Kevin Null, Township Manager, West Manheim Township, at 2412 Baltimore Pike, Hanover, PA 17331.
Tentative Implementation Schedule
Code Enforcement Office
HOUSE NUMBERING
THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ORDINANCE INCLUDE:
(1) SIZE OF NUMBERS—The number must be a minimum 3” in height for
residential houses. The stroke or width of the number should be a minimum of
1/2”. The number must be visible from the road by persons with normal vision.
(2) VISIBILITY—The numbers posted on the house should be visible from the
road fronting the property. If you are unable to see the house from the road the
house numbers should be visible from both directions of travel on a post or sign.
The post location, if needed, must be close to the driveway, and if a mailbox is
used as identification, no other box may be in front of this property.
(3) COLOR—The color of the numbers must have a contrasting background or
light reflecting to make visibility easier.
Are You thinking about
starting a business out
of your home?
The Code Enforcement Office would like to remind
the residents that if you are intending to operate a home business In West
Manheim Township please contact the Township Code Enforcement
Office.
Certain types of businesses have specific regulations under the ordinance
and Uniform Construction Code Requirements and additional time and
expense may be incurred if approval from the Zoning Hearing Board is
required.
If you are considering starting a business from your home, please contact
the Township Code Enforcement Officer at (717) 632-0320.
Regulating Outdoor Fires
Ordinance #2008-07
(Amending Ordinance No. 1992-01)
Outside burning shall be permitted in any approved container located at
least twenty-five (25) feet from any structure or building on the property
and one hundred (100) feet from any dwelling off of the property. Outside
burning shall be permitted between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Monday—Saturday and at no other times.
Landlord Reporting Form
W
est Manheim Township Ordinance
#04-2006 states that all landlords must file a
listing of their residential and/or business rental
properties along with providing information on
the leaseholders or tenants. Please fill out a
Landlord Reporting Form and submit it to the
township office. To receive a copy of the
Landlord Reporting Form please visit the
township website www.westmanheimtwp.com
or call the township at (717) 632-0320.
P
lease take note of the requirements set by
the Ordinance. Changes in occupancy must be
reported to the township office in writing. The
reported change shall include the name(s) of the
new tenants or leaseholders, the date when the
change was effected, and if known the
forwarding address of the old tenants.
Landlords are also required to report the
vacancy of previously rented properties. Failure
to comply with the provisions set by the
ordinance may result in legal action.
Spring is just around the
corner!
The Code Enforcement Officer would
like to remind you that permits are
required for any new or altered
structures, electrical, mechanical and
plumbing systems within the township.
For additional information on these
requirements
please
contact
the
Township Code Enforcement office at
(717) 632-0320.
Weed Ordinance #1978-01
As spring and summer draw near please keep in mind the West Manheim
Township Weed Ordinance. The Ordinance states that grass and noxious
weeds are not permitted to exceed a height of 12 inches. Also remember
when cutting grass that the clippings are not to be blown on to the
Township streets.
Public Works Department
The Road Department
maintains approximately 57 miles of road which
include gravel, asphalt and tar and chip surfaces.
Repairs and replacement of road signs, traffic lights,
guide rails, culverts, patching and road restoration
are every day road department tasks. Seasonal
tasks, such as vegetation removal, mowing,
sweeping, ice and snow removal add to the road
department maintenance demands. On any given
day, accidents, weather conditions, and unforeseen
problems may change the direction of the Road
Department daily tasks and/or bring them out after
hours in response to emergencies related to the
safety of the traveling public.
Duties & Responsibilities:
Seasonally, the department changes their efforts. The
winter months bring a need to be prepared for ice and snow
removal. Late winter and early spring brings demand to seal road surface cracks, repair potholes
and to complete vegetation pruning. The summer season is the time when road resurfacing
projects are completed.
Road Repair: The Road Department is responsible for all asphalt patching and pothole repairs on Township
roads. The Township is not responsible for fixing potholes on State roadways. The Township is not responsible for
private roadways in new developments until such time as they are dedicated to the Township.
Each year the Department resurfaces various streets within the Township. The funding for this work comes from
the annual State Liquid Fuels Fund. Roads are selected based on various criteria and needs, including surface
conditions, traffic volume, condition of underground utilities, condition of abutting infrastructure, such as curbing and
drainage swales.
Traffic Markings & Signs: The Road Department is responsible for the installation and application of all
municipal street signs and traffic markings. The Department installs the signs and markings in accordance with the
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Rules and Regulations.
Street Sweeping
By now residents have probably noticed the Township street sweeper making passes through the
Township to clean anti-skid and other materials left on the roadway by the winter. If you notice the
sweeper in your area and you have off-street parking, please utilize it so we may clean as much of
the street as possible.
Repairing Potholes
As the snow melts, potholes have appeared, leaving the township road crew busy. Beginning in April West Manheim
Township’s road crew will be repairing potholes throughout the township.
Reminder to Residents
The Public Works Department asks that all motorists be aware of their speed as they travel through the
various work zones that will be set up throughout the Township during construction and street
maintenance activity. The traffic cones, barrels and signs are there to protect both the workers and the
motorists. So please, watch your speed and obey the signage.
POLICE
BLOTTER
ACTIVITY AWARENESS: U.S. Census
Bureau employees will be canvassing
neighborhoods over the next few months to
collect data for the 2010 Census. Census
Bureau employees can be identified by an
official U.S. Government Census Bureau ID
card. They may be on foot or in nondescript
vehicles and usually carry a portable
computer device. They are authorized to conduct contacts by
telephone and door to door but will not enter your home. Your
participation is required by law and your answers to census takers
will remain confidential. Should you have any questions, you may
contact the Census Bureau on-line at www.census.gov or call
WEST MANHEIM TOWNSHIP
POLICE DEPARTMENT
1-800-262-4236.
Police Department Website: If you have not yet discovered the
department’s website, we invite you to visit us on-line at
www.westmanheimtwp.com and click on the Police tab. Browse
our site for valuable community resources and department news.
We offer on-line submissions for anonymous Crime Tips* as well
as residential Vacation Check requests. Downloads throughout
the site include Crime Victim’s resources, Ordinances, and a
complete copy of the department’s new 2009 Statistical Report.
We thank you for your continued support. Crime fighting requires
partnerships and community commitment.
* The second day the Crime Tip page went live; we received a
confidential on-line tip. The subsequent investigation resulted in
the search of a township residence, seizure of marihuana, cocaine,
heroin, and drug paraphernalia, as well as the successful
incarceration of a drug dealer.
That investigation directly
contributed to the arrest of another drug dealer in the township
along with the seizure of marihuana and his vehicle.
Chief Tim Hippensteel
Sergeant Toby Wildasin
Pfc. Edwin Schneider
Pfc. Craig Snyder
Pfc. David Morris
Officer Paul Heffner
Officer Joshua Bower
Officer Gregory Seibert
Administrative Assistant Joanne Kahler
Important Phone Numbers
Police Department:
717-632-7059
Fax Number:
717-633-8042
Emergencies: 911
“PROUDLY SERVING OUR COMMUNITY”
Tax Collector
Ruth Neiderer, Tax Collector
2412 Baltimore Pike, Suite 200
Hanover, PA 17331
Phone (717) 632-3155 Fax (717) 632-2499
2010 OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday 9:00 am - 6:00 pm and
Thursday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
(Closed for lunch 1:00 to 2:00)
The Tax Office Will Be Closed on the Following Dates:
May 11-19
Additional Office Hours for Deadlines
Tuesday, June 8 - 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thursday, June 10 - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Monday, June 14 - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday, June 15 - 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
If hours are not convenient, please call. Various
appointments may interfere with hours.
All bills for the current year billed by Aug 31st must be
paid by Dec. 31st.
If you receive a real estate tax bill and have an escrow
account, please forward it to your mortgage company
for payment.
June 18-30
Closed Holidays
Please make Checks payable and mail payments to:
Ruth Neiderer, Tax Collector
2412 Baltimore Pike, Suite 200
Hanover, PA 17331
PLEASANT HILL VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY
2010 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
April
Public Pot-Pie Dinner . . . . Apr. 18
NASCAR Social . . . . . . Apr. 24
May
Chicken Bar-B-Que . . . . ..May 01
Public Pot-Pie Dinner . . . . May 16
June
Chicken-Bar-B-Que . . . . June 01
July
Firefighters Carnival . . . . . July 26-31
August
(No Fundraisers Scheduled)
September
Public Pot-Pie Dinner . . . . Sept. 19
Wine Tasting Festival . . . Sept. 25-29
October
Public Pot-Pie Dinner . . . . Oct. 17
Gun Raffle Social . . . . . . Oct. 24
November
Craft Show, Soup, & Bake Sale . . . Nov. 06
Public Pot-Pie Dinner . . . . . . Nov. 21
December
(No Fundraisers Scheduled)
Parks & Recreation News
Changes will be coming to the West Manheim Recreation Park this year.
As soon as the ground dries out enough to get
equipment into the park, the pavilion donated by Harold Hartlaub, the West Manheim Lions Club, and concrete work by Keith
Smith Contracting will be installed. The Park and Recreation Board will be ordering additional picnic tables, grills, and ash
containers to complement the new pavilion. In addition, two regulation-sized sand volleyball courts will be installed near the
pavilion. The Board also hopes to open a dog park by early summer; again the schedule will be weather-dependent.
P
lan to attend St David's Lutheran Church's "Cool Cars and Ice Cream Crank-Off" scheduled for June 26, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at
St. David's Lutheran Church. The event will feature a car show and ice cream making contest. Proceeds will go toward the
purchase of playground equipment for the park.
Other park events include the 2nd annual 5K run and 1K fun walk on August 21, and our Volksmarch and German dinner on
November 6.
5k/10k Volksmarch & German Dinner
Saturday, November 7, 2009
(Rain or Shine)
VOLKSMARCH
GERMAN DINNER
Date & Time:
Saturday, November 7, 2009
8:30 am – 2 pm
Location:
West Manheim Township Park (see directions on right)
Start & Finish: St. Bartholomew’s United Church, 1204 Grand Valley
Rd., Hanover PA 17331
Parking and registration at the church.
Volksmarch is ½ mile away from the church.
Volksmarch Registration time:
8:30 a.m. until noon
Course Description:
5k or 10k walk through the
picturesque West Manheim Township Park trails.
Entry Fees:
Walk only: $5 over 12 years of age; $2 kids under 12
Mail by Nov 3rd or register day of event.
Walk plus dinner:
$13 over 12 years of age; $6 kids under 12
Date & Time:
Saturday, November 7, 2009
12:00 noon – 2 pm
Location:
St. Bartholomew’s United Church
Dinner Reservations Required:
Dinner reservations needed by October 31, 2009
Call 717.630.1007
Dinner Costs w/Reservation:
Dinner only: $10 over 12 years of age; $5 kids under 12
Dinner plus walk: $13 over 12 years of age; $6 kids under 12
Dinner served from 12 noon until 2:30 p.m.
WEST MANHEIM PARK
For more information about the park, refer to our website:
www.buildthepark.com
Directions:
* Coming from west on Rt 116, 194, 30 or from east on 30. Turn
onto 94 S. Continue until you come to Shorbs Hills Rd (West
Manheim Township Bldg on left). Turn right onto Shorbs Hill Rd.
*Coming from south on Route 30 Maryland. MD 30 turns into PA
94 N. Come to Shorbs Hill Road on left (West Manheim Township
Bldg on right). Turn left onto Shorbs Hill Rd.
* From Shorbs Hill Road At end of Shorbs Hill Road, turn left onto
Impounding Dam Rd. Go 1.2 miles and take right onto St.
Bartholomew Rd. Church is on right at end of St.
Bartholomew Rd.
Check out the Park's website at http://www.buildthepark.com/ for opportunities to donate to the
park, and for all details on our upcoming events as they become available.
Residential Trash Collection Details
Rate Info:
Please contact Penn Waste Toll Free: 866-575-8720 or 717-767-4456 for rate information
Bag Limit:
Container size: 32 gallon maximum and 75 lb weight limit
Schedule:
Trash Collection Day(s):
Wednesday, Thursday
Recycling Collection Day(s):
Wednesday, Thursday
One Large Item Per Week:
Yes
Yard Waste Day:
Same as Trash Day
Fall Clean Up Day:
N/A
Spring Clean Up Day:
N/A
Additional Notes:
Your weekly collection day is Wednesday or Thursday. Please have your items
placed at the curb prior to 6:00 am on your collection day.
Your weekly service consists of three 36 gallon trash bags or can, one bulk
item, and unlimited curbside recycling. Please be aware that each
bag/can must not exceed 32 gallons or 75 pounds. Overweight bags and cans
are unsafe for the loaders to lift.
Regular Service (3 bags/cans trash, 1 bulk item, unlimited recycling) ►
$51.60/Quarter
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96 gallon mobile carts available for lease ►$18.00/Quarter
New Pay-per-Bag Service (Note: Must be 26 bags per year)
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ACCEPTABLE ITEMS
Appliances (i.e. washer, dryer,
microwave)
• Carpet 48" max. length (must be rolled
& tied)
• Furniture
• Mattresses & Boxsprings
• Car Tires Only (must be off rims)
• Tree Branches and Brush 48" max.
length, must be bundled & tied
• Scrap Metal 48" max. length
• Televisions
• Lawn mowers (oil & gasoline must be
removed)
• Plumbing Fixtures ( i.e., toilets & sinks)
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Extra bag sold through Penn Waste or Township Office
►$3.50/Bag
►$3.50/Bag
Call Penn Waste at 1-866-575-8720 to schedule collection of Freon
Appliances (i.e. freezer, refrigerator)
Penn Waste ● P.O. Box 3066 York, PA 17402
Toll Free: 866-575-8720 or 717-767-4456
www.pennwaste.com
NON-ACCEPTABLE ITEMS
• Paints, Stains, Chemicals,
and Liquids
• Batteries
• Automobile Parts
• Household Hazardous Waste
• Tires on Rims
• Commercial/Industrial Waste
• Construction Material or Debris ·
Drywall · Brick · Block · Treated Lumber
· Roofing Shingles · Ceiling Tiles ·
Concrete · Doors · Windows
• Hazardous waste
Please note that paint may be thrown in the
regular trash if it has dried completely. If
you have old paint, open the can and allow
it to sit in the sun & dry or harden
completely before you throw it away.
ADVERTISING IN THE
WEST MANHEIM TOWNSHIP NEWSLETTER
If you are interested in advertising in our
newsletter please complete the Advertising
Request Form which is available at the Township
office or by visiting the Township Website
www.westmanheimtwp.com under the “Forms &
Applications” or “Newsletter” tab and return with
your payment of $175.00 (Cash or Check only) to:
West Manheim Township
2412 Baltimore Pike
Hanover, Pa 17331
Phone: 717-632-0320
Fax: 717-632-2499
Email: [email protected]
Publication of advertisements in the West
Manheim Township newsletter does not represent
endorsement by the Township or its officers of
any products, services, or business mentioned.
We look forward to working with you. If you have
any questions please call the township office.
WEST MANHEIM TOWNSHIP
2412 Baltimore Pike
Hanover, Pa 17331
717-632-0320 Office • 717-632-2499 Facsimile
Email: [email protected]
www.westmanheimtwp.com
PUBLIC MEETING SCHEDULE
Board of Supervisors:
1st Thursday of each month at 7:00PM
Board of Supervisors Work Session:
3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:00PM
Planning Commission:
3rd Thursday of each month at 6:00PM
Recreation Board:
2nd Monday of each month at 7:00PM
Recreation Association:
2nd Tuesday of each month at 8:00PM
Emergency Management Agency:
Last Monday of even-numbered months at 7:00PM
Zoning/Hearing Board:
Fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:00PM
(only as needed)
Property Maintenance Board of Appeals:
(only as needed)
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