Summer 2016 - Warrington Township

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Board of Supervisors
SHIRLEY A. YANNICH, CHAIR, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
F
or all of you who know me, Hello. For our new residents, allow me to introduce myself. I am
one of the five Supervisors that comprise the Warrington Township Board of Supervisors (BOS).
This Board is the governing body of the township. As stated in the handbook published by the
Pennsylvania Governor’s Center for Local Government Services, Twelfth Edition dated July 2015 the
“Second Class Township Code charges the BOS with general governance of the township having both
legislative and executive powers. The Board exercises its legislative functions by setting policy,
enacting ordinances, adopting budgets and levying taxes. The Board also performs all executive
functions such as formulating the budget, providing for ordinance enforcement, approving expenses
and hiring and overseeing employees.”
Shirley A. Yannich
My contribution to the BOS consists of residency, education and experience. I have been a resident
Chair, Board of Supervisors
of Warrington Township since 2005. I hold a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Rutgers University with a
major in American Studies and a Certificate in Urban Planning. My Rutgers Master Degree is in the
field of Executive Public Administration. After raising five children I obtained my Bachelor’s when I was 45 and my Master’s when
I was 53. My 30 year career in government consisted of being a township planner in central New Jersey and working for the State
of New Jersey as a Local Budget Reviewer ensuring that taxpayers did not pay for the processing and review of land development
applications by updating and enacting developer’s filing and escrow accounts. I was elected to the Warrington Township Board of
Supervisors in 2012, served a two year vacancy then was re-elected in 2014 for a six year term. My planning experience and education
has helped me envision the future of Warrington Township.
My strengths are in comprehensive planning, working with the many residents who provide endless hours of volunteerism for the
betterment of the community and setting an example of interactive government for the next generation. My goal is to balance the
infrastructure, development and fiscal needs of Warrington while maintaining a high quality of life for our citizens.
2016 Calendar
Refer to Link Articles for locations.
EASTER EGG HUNT
Saturday, March 19, 2016
11 am, Upper Nike Park
AMERICAN RED CROSS
BLOOD DRIVE
Wed, March 23, 2016
2:00-7:00 pm, Township Bldg.
LOCAL
GOVERNMENT WEEK
April 11-15, 2016
DAY OF COMMUNITY SERVICE
hosted by EAC – Saturday,
April 30, 2016 (rain date:
Sun. May 1st) 10:00-3:00 pm
FAMILY CAMPOUT
Saturday, April 30, 2016
until May 1, 2016,
Upper Nike Park.
MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY
Saturday, May 28, 2016,
11 am, Igoe Porter
Wellings Memorial Field
MARY BARNESS TENNIS
AND SWIM CLUB
May 28 through
September 5, 2016
MOON, STAR &
PLANET WATCH
May 9, 2016, 7 am to 3 pm
HERB KAHL 5K
WALK/RUN
Sunday, June 26, 2016
FULTON BANK/
WARRINGTON CARES SPRINT
TRIATHLON/DUATHLON
WARRINGTON
COMMUNITY DAY
Saturday, September 24, 2016
FISHING DERBY
& FAMILY HIKE
Saturday, September 24, 2016
Sunday, Sept 11, 2016 , 7:00 am Rain Date: Sunday, September 25, 2016
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LINK
The
For All the News in Warrington Township
The Link is published quarterly by the Board of Supervisors
www.warringtontownship.org
Warrington Township
Administration: 215-343-9350
Fax: 215-343-5944
Water and Sewer: 215-343-1800
Codes Enforcement: 215-997-7501
Shirley A. Yannich, Chair
Carol T. Baker, Vice Chair
Matt W. Hallowell, Sr., Member
Millie A. Seliga, Member
Fred R. Gaines, Member
Finance
Barry P. Luber,
Assistant Township Manager/CFO
Codes and Emergency
Services Department
Lee Greenberg, Director
Administrative Support Services
Vivian S. Bell, Director
Planning/Special Projects
Roy W. Rieder, P.E., Director
(Chief Zoning Officer)
Township Administration
Barry P. Luber,
Interim Township Manager
Barbara J. Livrone, Executive Assistant to
the Township Manager/Editor of the Link
Public Works
Joseph Knox, Director
Carl Sames, Highway Superintendent
Police Department
Daniel Friel, Chief
Water And Sewer
Christian R. Jones, Director
2016 Board and Commission Meetings
ALL MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
BOARD OR COMMISSION
Bike & Hike Trails Committee
Communications Advisory Board
Environmental Advisory Council
Historic Commission/Society
Open Space and Land Preservation Task Force
Park and Recreation Board
Planning Commission
Veteran Affairs Committee
Zoning Hearing Board
DAY OF MONTH
2nd and 4th Tuesday
3rd Wednesday
3rd Monday (alternating months)
1st Wednesday
2nd Monday
2nd Wednesday
4th Thursday
1st Thursday • Workshop 3rd Thursday (optional)
Last Monday
4th Monday
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What’s Inside
Board of Supervisors .........................................................1
Warrington Bike & Hike Trails Committee .............................9
2016 Calendar....................................................................1
Did You Know? .....................................................................9
Contact Information ...........................................................2
From the Police Department ...............................................10
From the Codes and Emergency Services Department.......3
Warrington Historic Commission/Society ...........................11
Warrington Environmental Advisory Council ........................4
Warrington Planning Commission.................................12-14
In The News.......................................................................5-7
Veteran Affairs Committee ..................................................16
Warrington Township Public Works......................................8
From Parks & Recreation Department ...........................17-20
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From The Codes and Emergency Services Department
Warrington Station 78:
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arrington Township Emergency Services (WTES) is comprised of the Fire
Marshal’s office, Career Firefighters, and works hand-in-hand with the
Warrington Fire Company and Warrington Community Ambulance Corps. In 2015,
WTES celebrated the one year anniversary of career firefighters.
During career staff hours for 2015 (Monday – Friday from 6:30 am-4:30 pm) the
firefighters responded to 199 fire calls, 157 EMS calls totaling 356 responses.
Furthermore, 368 fire safety inspections were performed for commercial businesses.
The Warrington firefighters taught and conducted fire prevention to all the schools
in Warrington Township. They were in contact with over 2,000 children and adults
to spread the message of fire safety.
In addition, to responding to calls, inspections and fire prevention the firefighters continued their training. All of the career
firefighters were trained in autism response. This important training highlighted how to safely respond to scenes involving people
on the autism spectrum. The firefighters attended training in:
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Fire scene size up
Hazmat
Fire investigation
Explosion investigation
Operations at large buildings
As you can see 2015 was extremely busy, we look forward to continue to serve and learn in 2016!
Code Enforcement:
Last year was a busy year for the Codes Enforcement Department. The
Codes Enforcement office approved more than 3,400 permits and
performed over 6,000 inspections in Warrington Township. There are
established timetables to which permits must be reviewed by the staff. This
work load coupled with time frames often proved challenging. Due to in
place procedures in conjunction with an excellent staff allowed for the on
time review process to be completed.
Additionally, the Codes Enforcement office would like to remind you for
the need to apply for permits. Permits are required for any zoning work
such as fences, sheds, paving, etc. Building permits are required for any
alterations, additions, finished basements, decks, swimming pools, etc.
The Township website is equipped with permit forms and information
packets to answer any specific questions you may have. To find out permit requirements or to obtain application forms, visit our
website www.warringtontownship.org . For any specific questions or assistance, feel free to call our office at (215)997-7501 to speak
with a building inspector. We’re here to work with you and put your safety first!
TOWNSHIP SPONSORED 5K WALK/RUN
20th Annual Herb Kahl Memorial
Scholarship Fund 5K Walk/Run
I
n 1996, the Herb Kahl Memorial Scholarship Fund was established to honor
long-time resident Herb Kahl. The Fund shows the Township’s appreciation
to Warrington high school seniors for their dedication to community service.
This program is funded by an annual 5K Walk/Run which will be held on
Sunday, June 26, 2016. The race starts at the Warrington Fire House, Route
611 and Freedoms Way. @ 8:30 a.m. Visit the township website for the race
form and details.
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WARRINGTON ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COUNCIL
Destroy the K-Cup! Why convenience isn’t always Eco-Friendly.
P
icture this scenario. You wake up late for work. In a state of panic, you quickly get ready to head out the door. You put on your
shoes and coat while making your cup of Keurig coffee and think “I love this machine”. Does this sound like you, as it does me?
According to a survey by the National Coffee Association, Keurig K-Cups, the single-serve brewing pods that have fundamentally
changed the coffee experience in recent years affecting nearly one in three American homes. Although the efficiency, quality, and
array of choices that these machines provide us are
undeniable, some of us don’t realize the harm being
caused to the environment. K-Cup pods consist of a
combination of plastic, aluminum, organic material
(coffee grounds), and a paper filter. While all these
materials are easily recycled separately, the K-Cup pod
as a whole cannot be recycled.
Over the past couple years of research, Keurig has
released a sustainability report. They have since
announced that the company plans to make all coffee
pods recyclable by 2020. However, right now you can
purchase reusable alternatives for original K cups at
some local stores.
Taken from Mother Jones:
So what are some other ways that you might be able to help the environment? Listed
below are some do it yourself project ideas that are fun and helpful to the environment. Just
google these for more ideas!
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Garden Starters
Preserve Herb Cups
Ice Cube Trays
String Lights
Containers for small items to stay organized
FOR MORE INFO:
https://www.recycleacup.com/faqs/
http://www.killthekcup.org/
http://www.motherjones.com/blue-marble/2014/03/coffee-k-cups-green-mountain-polystyrene-plastic
BLUEBIRD NESTING TRAIL
The Warrington Environmental Advisory Council (WEAC) is establishing a Bluebird
nesting trail in the Warrington community. This project is a joint endeavor with the
Doylestown EAC. They have already installed over 300 boxes in Doylestown Township,
including boxes along the new 202 Parkway. Warrington is hoping to continue with
installing Bluebird boxes along our section of the Parkway and throughout the Township.
Boxes will be installed in areas that the Township is naturalizing, as well as other areas
appropriate for the placement of these boxes.
Bluebirds eat a very large amount of insects which is a natural way to control
mosquitos and other insects, without using chemicals. The Eastern Bluebird is under
threat from more aggressive “introduced” species such as the House Sparrow and
European Starlings, for food and nesting sites. In the early 1900s, with the introduction
of these exotic species and the detrimental effects of pesticides, the Eastern Bluebird nearly went extinct. The implementation of
nesting boxes is a very effective measure to protect bluebirds. These cavity nesters (Eastern Bluebirds) adapt well to nesting boxes.
With the added pressure of shrinking open space and massive development, nesting boxes are an important alternative for the
Eastern Bluebirds. This is why we would like to encourage anyone who has the interest to furnish Bluebird boxes.
Screech Owl, Kestrel boxes and Bat houses will also be installed in appropriate areas and will be available for purchase. Anyone
interested in purchasing one of these boxes and/or houses, contact the Township.
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In the News . . .
FORMER POLICE CHIEF JAMES J. MILLER
RECOGNIZED BY
U.S. CONGRESSMAN MIKE FITZPATRICK
Former Police Chief James J. Miller received a commendation
and a United States Flag from U.S. Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick
at the December 22, 2015 Board of Supervisors meeting. The flag
was flown over the United States Capital Building. The Honorable
Mike Fitzpatrick recognized James J. Miller for his exemplary
service and leadership in Bucks County law enforcement as he
retires after thirty-nine years of service from Warrington Township.
PROMOTION OF ROBERT MEDITZ
TO LIEUTENANT
Chief of Police Daniel Friel congratulated Robert Meditz
for earning the rank of Lieutenant with the Warrington
Township Police Department. Lt. Meditz is a twenty-five
year veteran of the police department. Together with his
family, Lt. Meditz was sworn in by District Judge Jean
Seaman during the December 22, 2015 Board of Supervisors
meeting.
Left to Right Front Row: Marianne Achenbach, Lt. Robert
Meditz, Shirley A. Yannich & Matt Hallowell. Back row: John
Paul, Wayne Bullock and James J. Miller
Left to Right Front Row: John R. Paul, Marianne Achenbach, James J.
Miller, Shirley A. Yannich. Back row: Wayne Bullock and Matt Hallowell
APPOINTMENT OF INTERIM TOWNSHIP MANAGER
Former Vice Chairman John R. Paul announced at the December 22, 2015 Board
of Supervisors meeting that James J. Miller will continue as Interim Township
Manager until December 31, 2015. The Board thanked Mr. Miller for his dedication
to the Township and its residents. Assistant Manager/CFO Barry P. Luber was
appointed as Interim Township Manager effective January 1, 2016.
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
The Board of Supervisors, at their January 12, 2016 meeting appointed Joseph
Knox to the position of Public Works Director. Mr. Knox has been a township
employee for over thirty-eight years. Congratulations, Joe.
WELCOME SUPERVISOR FRED R. GAINES
Public interviews were held at the January 26, 2016 Board of Supervisors meetings
for a vacancy seat on the Board. After deliberation, the Board elected Fred R. Gaines
to complete a two year term. Congratulations were extended to Mr. Gaines.
Warrington Township would like
to welcome several new businesses to
our community. Stop by and say Hello!
1. Walmart – 299 Valley Gate Drive
(Valley Gate Shopping Center)
2. Turning Point – 1584 Main Street
(Shops @ Valley Square)
3. Subway – 299 Valley Gate Drive
4. MOD Pizza – 1528 Main Street
(Shops @ Valley Square)
5. Visionworks – 221 Easton Rd.
6. U-Swirl - 251 Easton Rd.
MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY
Did you know to mark your calendars for Warrington Township’s
Annual Memorial Day Ceremony held the Saturday before Memorial Day each year?
This year’s ceremony will be held on Saturday, May 28 at 11 a.m. at the Igoe Porter Wellings Memorial Field, 3095
Bradley Rd., Chalfont. The Memorial Day Ceremony gives tribute and thanks to our Veterans who were willing to
sacrifice his/her life for the sake of safeguarding our country. The program includes personal recognition of Warrington
Township veterans whose names were added to the Memorial Wall. Our veterans deserve to be honored by us and we
encourage you to bring your family and friends to experience a heart-warming ceremony accompanied by uplifting
patriotic live music. Light refreshments are served at the conclusion of the ceremony. We hope to see you there.
In the News . . . (continued)
WARRINGTON COMMUNITY DAY SPONSORS RECOGNIZED BY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The 2015 sponsors of Warrington Community Day were recognized by the Board of Supervisors at their meetings. Former Vice
Chairman John R. Paul presented each Platinum sponsor with a plaque and extended the Board’s gratitude for their Warrington
Community Day contribution. At the January 26, 2016 meeting, Supervisor Matt Hallowell presented Chapman Ford, Chrysler,
Jeep, Dodge & Ram of Horsham, PA their sponsorship plaque.
The sponsors that have been recognized are the following contributors:
PLATINUM SPONSORS:
The Shops at Valley Square, iStar Harrisburg Business Trust and their managing agent CBRE, Inc.;
US Realty Associates, Inc.; and Metropolitan Development Group.
GOLD SPONSOR:
Chapman Ford, Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge & Ram of Horsham, PA.
Senior Real Estate Manager, Moffat C. Welsh of CBRE | FAMECO |
Asset Services & former Supervisor Vice Chairman John R. Paul.
Gregory Bianchi, Vice President of US Realty Associates, Inc.,
& former Supervisor Vice Chairman John R. Paul.
Mike Tulio, Vice President of Land Acquisition and
Development, Metropolitan Development Group & former
Supervisor Vice Chairman John R. Paul.
Chris Harkins, Business Development Manager, Chapman Ford,
Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge & Ram of Horsham, Pa &
Supervisor Matt Hallowell.
FULTON BANK/WARRINGTON CARES EMPLOYEE CHARITY TRIATHLON/DUATHLON
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arrington Cares Employee Charity (WCEC) and Fulton Bank will be holding the
Fulton Bank/Warrington Cares Sprint Triathlon/Duathlon on September 11, 2016
with a start time of 7:00 am at the Mary Barness Tennis and Swim Club located at 2501
Freedoms Way, Warrington, PA 18976.
For more information on participating, or becoming a sponsor
please visit our website at: www.warringtoncares.org or
www.warringtoncares.org/fulton-bank-wcec-sprint-triathlon-duathlon.html
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In the News . . . (continued)
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP
REORGANIZATION MEETING
The Township’s reorganization meeting convened January 4, 2016.
Shirley A. Yannich reported the Supervisors are required to convene
the first Monday in January of each year, in accordance with the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Second-Class Township Code.
Elections were held for 2016. Shirley A. Yannich was elected Chair
and Carol T. Baker was elected Vice Chair. Newly elected supervisors,
Carol T. Baker and Millie A. Seliga were sworn in by District Justice
Jean Seaman. Also sworn in by District Justice Jean Seaman was
Michael McGeehan and Mark Ruckno, Township Auditors.
The Board of Supervisors appointed Terry W. Clemons, Esquire the
Township Solicitor and Thomas F. Zarko, P.E., Vice President of CKS
Engineers, Inc., the Township Engineer. Also appointed was Roy
Rieder, Township Zoning Officer; Barbara J. Livrone, Township
Secretary and Barry P. Luber, Township Treasurer.
District Justice Jean Seaman and Carol T. Baker, Vice Chair.
EASTER EGG HUNT
Saturday, March 19, 2016
11:00 a.m. at UPPER NIKE Fields
Attention area children, ages 2-9!
You are invited to participate
in the annual Egg Hunt.
Eggs will be scattered outside
for age groups:
2-3, 4-5, 6-7 & 8-9.
District Justice Jean Seaman and Millie A. Seliga, Member
and brother, Chuck Horrocks
LUNCH WITH SANTA
Once again, Warrington Township held their annual “Lunch with Santa” a holiday-themed event. Children and
adults enjoyed a lunch buffet catered by Lindinger’s Catering, in the Warrington and Doylestown Ballrooms at the
HOMEWOOD SUITES WARRINGTON. The children (& adults!) sang carols, played games and danced to the musical
entertainment provided by Steve Pullara/Cool Beans Music.
Santa arrived greeting each child with holiday wishes and each child received a present to take home. Parents snapped photos
with Santa creating holiday keepers for their families.
Santa’s Elf helper, Emma Larsson
Allie & Pippa
Santa & Steve Pullara with children
From the Warrington Township Department of Public Works
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arrington Township’s leaf and yard waste recycling drop off site is located at 3430 Pickertown Road.
This site is also the entrance to the Township’s Tradesville Sewage Treatment Plant. The site is open
the first seven (7) days of every month from dawn to dusk. The remaining days of the month, residences
can take their yard waste to Warwick Grinders located at 2616 Rushland Road Jamison, free of charge.
The Tradesville site is for Township residents only. Commercial companies engaged in the business or
practice of landscaping or yard maintenance are not permitted to deposit any material at the recycling
drop off site.
PLEASE NOTE WE DO NOT ACCEPT:
TRASH, STUMPS, GRASS CLIPPINGS, PRESSURE TREATED WOODS, PAINTED LUMBER,
FENCES, RAILROAD TIES, TELEPHONE POLES, BAMBOO,
CINDER BLOCKS, ROCKS, DIRT, METALS OF ANY KIND OR CONCRETE.
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS: When dropping off at Warwick Grinders proof of residency may be required.
STREET SWEEPING
Weather permitting, street sweeping will begin between the end of March or beginning of April. To ensure a complete sweeping
job, we sweep developments corresponding with the non-trash schedule days. Development size, trash schedule and amount of
material will dictate the time frame it will take to sweep each development. Please reframe from parking cars, or placing other items
(i.e., basketball nets) in or near the street so the street sweeper can get as close to the curb as possible. The homeowner will be
responsible for cleaning the road area where objects have not been removed.
TRAFFIC SIGNALS ALONG ROUTE 611 CORRIDOR
There have been recent inquiries about the sequencing of the traffic signals along the Route 611 corridor.
Motorists are under the belief that the traffic signals are malfunctioned due to the unexplained manner in
which they receive green lights. It is important to understand that the new system in place acts like a virtual
police officer directing traffic. This new system changes the sequencing and allows the most congested
lanes to travel first prior to addressing the other lanes of travel. Under the old system, turn lanes were
allowed to make their turn first, prior to the straight through traffic. This new system changes all of that
and the turn lanes may be the last lane to receive a green light to proceed. It is important that motorists be
alert and maintain a high focus on their individual traffic signal prior to proceeding through the intersection.
KANSAS ROAD TO BE CLOSED FOR BRIDGE REHABILITATION
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has awarded a contract to rehabilitate five bridges
within Bucks County. The project is one hundred percent financed with federal funds. One of the bridges to be rehabilitated is the
County-owned Kansas Road Bridge over the Little Neshaminy Creek between Redstone Drive and the Geranium Drive entrance to
Bluestone Creek. Kansas Road is expected to be closed between these points sometime in the spring for a period of 90-120 days
while construction takes place. More precise dates will be published when they are made available. Please make frequent visits to
the Warrington Township webpage, www.warringtontownship.org, for the most current information.
ATTENTION RESIDENTS: New and Improved Communications System - Response Line Portal
Warrington Township would like to announce the introduction of our Response Line Portal. This new and improved Response
Line Portal will replace the previous Action Line Portal on our Township website in 2016.
Some of the new features will include:
• A new Response Line Portal login page
• The ability to attach pictures and documents to a Response Line Request
• A new Response Line Portal registration page
• The ability to review and update your previously submitted Response
• A new Response Line Portal request submittal page
Line Requests
Residents will register for the new Response Line Portal with a Phone Number and PIN. Once registered, residents will use their
Phone Number and PIN to login to their account.
We are excited to introduce this new system which was created to address comments and suggestions made by both Township
residents and personnel. Please note, the system is not to be utilized to report any type of police matter (i.e.: speeding, speed bumps,
ATV, etc.). If you have an emergency, contact 9-1-1 otherwise, contact the radio room at 215-343-0100.
Please contact our offices at (215) 343-9350, email us at [email protected] or submit a Response Line Request with
any questions, comments or suggestions.
WARRINGTON BIKE & HIKE TRAILS COMMITTEE
The Warrington Bike & Hike Trails Committee, a Township advisory body, needs help. We have openings on our Committee for
two (2) new members. If you are interested in hiking, biking, running, or fishing we would like YOU to be on our Committee. You
can also be a part of Warrington’s trail planning and help promote trail usage by Township residents through organized activities
such as family hikes, fishing derbies, biking events, campouts, and our first ever sprint triathlon. Please contact Barbara Livrone at
[email protected] for information on appointment to the Committee. We meet the third Wednesday of each month
at the Township Building. The Bike & Hike Trails Committee welcomes your attendance. For more information about the Bike &
Hike Trails Committee, contact Gerry Sapers at 215-343-0284 or [email protected].
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP
FAMILY CAMPOUT
WHERE:
WHEN:
Twin Oaks/Upper Nike Parks
Saturday, April 30th (set up starting at 2pm)
Until Sunday, May 1st (ending by noon)
ACTIVITIES: Fireside cooking, tent camping, fishing, outdoor play and
making new friends.
FEE:
$20 per family for Warrington Township residents and
$25 fee for non-residents.
Limited to the first 20 families to register.
Registration forms available at the township building & on the township website
Please contact Janet Bennett at [email protected] with any questions
Are you disturbing more than 1,000 square feet of earth?
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection regulations require preparation of a written Erosion and Sedimentation
Control Plan for any earth disturbance of 5,000 square feet or greater. However, the Bucks County Conservation District has a more
stringent requirement that projects disturbing more than 1,000 square feet of earth (2,000 square feet for in-ground pools) submit a
written Erosion and Sediment Control Plan and obtain a letter of adequacy from the Bucks County Conservation District. The
ordinances in Warrington Township reflect this lower 1,000 square foot threshold. For more information, please visit the Bucks County
Conservation District website at www.bucksccd.org and at http://www.bucksccd.org/permitting-documents/projects-under-one-acre/.
DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW… where your front yard boundary is? Is it
to the curb, the sidewalk, the roadway pavement or the tree?
If you live on a State owned roadway you may be surprised
that the Commonwealth’s Right-of-Way (ROW) extends into
what you think is your property. State roadways in
Warrington Township are Easton (611), County Line, Street,
Bristol, and Lower State Roads, Limekiln Pike and the 202
Parkway. The ROW’s for these roads vary from 33 feet to over
100 feet and the width of the blacktop may only be between
26 feet to 90 feet. That ROW beyond the blacktop often includes the grass area between
the roadway, the sidewalk and maybe part of your front yard. It is important to know
where your front yard boundary actually lies, because as the State roadways expand you
may find that widening of the roadway will come closer to your house and remove
landscaping you may have planted years ago. Check your survey for an accurate
description of your property boundaries in case you need to negotiate with the
Commonwealth Department of Transportation in the future.
VIEW THE TRANSITION OF
MERCURY ACROSS THE SUN
This takes place when the Planet Mercury
comes between the Sun and the Earth.
Mercury is seen as a small black dot
moving across the face of the Sun.
May 9, 2016
7 am to 3 pm
John Paul Park @ Lower Nike
DID YOU KNOW FOR KIDS…. Key Road Safety Messages
Stop! Look! Listen! Think!
Every time you cross the road
Always buckle up in your seatbelt
Always wear your helmet when you ride or skate
Ride your bike away from the road
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From the Police Department
There’s a New Sheriff in Town - Actually, Warrington has a new Police Chief,
Daniel J. Friel. Chief Friel was sworn in by District Justice Jean Seaman. Chief
Friel is the fourth Chief in the history of Warrington Township. Chief Friel is
replacing Police Chief/Interim Township Manager, James Miller, who will be
leaving the Township early in 2016 after spending 39 years serving the
residents of Warrington Township. Chief Friel’s officers and many colleagues
from other police departments, fellow classmates from the FBI National
Academy and Northwestern University, along with members of Warrington
Fire Company, and Dan’s family were in attendance for the occasion. It was
literally standing room only for this momentous occasion.
In 1996, Chief Friel began his employment with the Township, having
served as Fire Inspector, Code Enforcement Officer, Deputy Fire Marshal, and
Acting Fire Marshal before becoming a Township Police Officer in 2000. Chief
Friel became a patrol supervisor and Field Training Officer during his second
year with the department. In 2007, he was promoted to the rank of Patrol
Sergeant, and then became Sergeant of Detective’s in 2010, Lieutenant in 2013
and Deputy Chief in August 2015. Throughout his career, Chief Friel received
specialized training in leadership, command, supervision, field training, SWAT,
counter terrorism, criminal investigations, and narcotics. He served 10 years
as a tactical operator/team leader on the Bucks County South Central
Emergency Response Team which is a regional SWAT team that covers
Warrington Township. Chief Friel was also one of the organizers and original
founding members of the Bucks County SWAT HAZMAT team headed by Chief
Donnelly that was formed in 2005. He traveled around the country with his
team mates for extensive specialized training through Homeland Security in
Weapons of Mass Destruction and Counter Terrorism as part of their
assignment with this team.
Chief Friel is a graduate of the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Command Institute (2008) and the Northwestern University School of
Police Staff and Command (2010). In the spring of this year, Chief Friel was selected to attend the prestigious FBI National Academy in
Quantico, Virginia which is a top level professional development course for US and International law enforcement leaders. He graduated
from the 260th Session in June 2015. Less than 1% of law enforcement officials ever get the opportunity to attend this academy. The FBI
Behavioral Science Unit which teaches courses there asked Chief Friel if he would return to the Academy in the future to present a case
study to another class. The case of interest was a double homicide investigation he investigated in 2011 and presented as part of his
course requirements.
Good Luck Chief Friel!
INDUCTION OF NEW OFFICERS FOR WARRINGTON VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY NO. 1
The 2016 Warrington Fire Company No. 1 officers were
sworn in by District Justice Jean Seaman at the January 26, 2016
Board of Supervisors meeting. The following officers were
sworn in and recognized by the Board of Supervisors: Fire Chief
29 Mike Bean; Deputy Chief 29 Joe Fuchs; Battalion 78 Tim
Campbell; Captain 29 Eric Woodring; Captain 29-1 Paul
Martin; Captain 78 Dave Hedrick; Lieutenant 29 Dave Porco;
Engine Lieutenant 78 Corey Matthews; Rescue Lieutenant 78
Luke Kirchner; Safety 29 Scott Martin and Chief Engineer Gary
Butterworth.
Chair Shirley A. Yannich thanked the fire company for their
time and service on behalf of Warrington Township.
Front Row L to R: Supervisor Matt Hallowell, Vice Chair Carol T. Baker, Chair Shirley A. Yannich, Supervisor Millie A. Seliga and District Justice Jean Seaman.
Back Row L to R: Safety 29 Scott Martin; Captain 29-1 Paul Martin; Rescue Lieutenant 78 Kuke Kirchner; Engine Lieutenant 78 Corey Matthews; Chief
Engineer Gary Butterworth; Captain 29 Eric Woodring; Battalion 78 Tim Campbell; Deputy Chief 29 Joe Fuchs; Chief 29 Mike Bean; Lt. 29 Dave Porco and
Captain 78 Dave Hedrick.
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WARRINGTON HISTORIC COMMISSION/HISTORICAL SOCIETY
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS (1760-1955)
Schools were established within each village of the
township by community and religious organizations for
teaching religious fundamentals via the bible, followed
by reading, writing, and arithmetic. In the 1840s, a
township wide school district was organized to oversee
and maintain the four school house structures. From
this point forward, religion, although still an important
part of the school’s curriculum, followed the teachings
of reading, writing, and arithmetic. This chart with
School names, village locations, and dates of operation
was prepared by Ken Samen for the Warrington
Historical Society.
CELEBRATE LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEEK
APRIL 11-15, 2016
Local government week presents opportunity to engage the next generation to become future municipal leaders. Not only
this week but throughout the year, residents have the opportunity to learn more about their local government.
Warrington Township Board of Supervisors invite students and citizens to attend a Board of Supervisors meeting, Bike &
Hike Trails Committee; Communications Advisory Board; Environmental Advisory Council, Historic Commission/Historical
Society, Open Space and Land Preservation Task Force, Park and Recreation Board, Planning Commission, Veteran Affairs
Committee and Zoning Hearing Board to see first-hand how local government works.
Teachers can encourage students to attend these meetings to see how decisions are made and how citizens participate.
For more information on dates and times of meetings, visit the township’s website at www.warringtontownship.org.
WARRINGTON PLANNING COMMISSION
Dear Valued Warrington Township Resident,
Your Assistance is Requested!
As noted in the last issue of The LINK, the Warrington Township Planning Commission has
prepared a survey that we are requesting all property owners complete and mail back to the
Township. Or, you can drop it off in the Water & Sewer payment box at the Township building.
In addition to participating in local elections, this is YOUR opportunity to share your opinion
which will assist the Township’s elected officials in managing growth as Warrington continues to
transition to a suburban community. Your feedback will matter, and will have a major impact on
the 10 year comprehensive plan that the Planning Commission is responsible for developing.
Once the draft has been completed, there will be a series of public meetings prior to recommending
the new Plan to the elected Board of Supervisors for their approval and enactment. The published
plan will then serve as a guide for all land development decisions over the next ten years.
Whether you’ve lived in Warrington Township your entire life or you’ve just moved here, we
value your opinion and want to hear back from you!
Please complete and submit the Survey!
As each individual survey will be reviewed to gather the measurable metrics of the 1-5 scaled
questions, we’re requesting that any written comments remain brief so we can evaluate them as
well. Additionally, we urge all interested property owners to consider attending the Township’s
Planning Commission meetings to share your opinions. Planning Commission Meetings are held
on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at 7pm at the Township Building. You can refer to
www.WarringtonTownship.org for agendas and additional information.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to complete the survey so that collectively, we can all
take part in ensuring a prosperous future for Warrington Township!
RESIDENT QUESTIONNAIRE
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP
2016 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE
Are you a resident or employee of the Township?
What is your age? _________
Do you own or rent your home?
YES
NO
OWN
RENT
Please tell us how you would rate your feelings on each of the stated topics throughout the Township.
Circle the number that most closely indicates your opinion.
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TOPIC OF DISCUSSION
SURVEY SCALE:
1 = Strongly Disagree
2 = Disagree 3 = Neutral
4 = Agree 5 = Strongly Agree
1
Warrington should maintain a rural character to include farmland
1
2
3
4
5
2
Warrington should expand its parks, recreational and ball field facilities
1
2
3
4
5
3
Warrington should promote protection of historic sites
1
2
3
4
5
4
CBSD influenced my decision to reside in the Township
1
2
3
4
5
5
Warrington has an adequate variety of shopping/entertainment venues
1
2
3
4
5
6
Traffic congestion is a major issue
1
2
3
4
5
7
Need more public transportation
1
2
3
4
5
8
Warrington should continue to maximize open space
1
2
3
4
5
9
Warrington should provide greater protection of natural resources
1
2
3
4
5
10
Recent approvals of new growth in commercial and
residential developments has been acceptable
1
2
3
4
5
11
Warrington should develop a cultural center or facility
1
2
3
4
5
12
Public safety and security is adequate
1
2
3
4
5
13
Warrington should prioritize preservation of existing wooded areas
1
2
3
4
5
14
Warrington should prioritize expanding trails & bike paths
1
2
3
4
5
15
Need more residential developments with a variety/mixed housing types
1
2
3
4
5
16
Need more single family homes on larger lots
1
2
3
4
5
17
Need more high density multi-family apartments and/or townhomes
1
2
3
4
5
18
Need more senior or age restricted (+55) housing
1
2
3
4
5
19
Have adequate Police service
1
2
3
4
5
20
Have adequate Fire service
1
2
3
4
5
21
Have adequate Ambulance service
1
2
3
4
5
22
Have adequate public water service
1
2
3
4
5
23
Have adequate public sewer service
1
2
3
4
5
24
Have adequate storm water management facilities
1
2
3
4
5
25
Have an adequately maintained township road system
1
2
3
4
5
26
Have adequate snow removal forces
1
2
3
4
5
27
Public sidewalks should be required for all new development
1
2
3
4
5
PLEASE RETURN THE SURVEY BY APRIL 15, 2016
Fold, Seal, Post and Place in your mailbox or drop it in the Water & Sewer Department Payment Box at the Township Building.
T H A N K Y O U F O R PA R T I C I PAT I N G !
What do you feel is the most critical issue facing Warrington Township in the next decade?
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VETERAN AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
A tribute to former Veteran Affairs Committee Chair, Michael P. Walton who passed away on October 22, 2015.
Mike proudly served with the United States Marine Corp from 1963 to 1967. During his service
he served in Vietnam 1965 and 1966. Mike served on Warrington Township’s Veteran Affairs
Committee (VAC) from 2011 to 2015 and was Chair 2011 through 2012. He was instrumental in
reorganizing the VAC and the committee organized and revitalized at that time. The VAC
established and ratified the first “By-Laws” for the VAC and formulated, submitted and gained
approval for a revision to the Township’s qualification requirements to be considered for inclusion
to the Memorial Wall. Mike single handedly reviewed all existing Veteran applications (no matter
how old) and reached out to the Veteran or their family to resurrect their applications and assisted
the applicants in obtaining their required documentation. As a result of this effort, in 2012 the
Township was able to add 40 names to the Memorial Wall. That number represents the largest
update since the Memorial was established. The public attendance at the 2012 Memorial Day
Ceremony surpassed all previous records and was a huge success evidenced by many smiles, tears
and applauds. The VAC increased awareness and interest in the Township’s Memorial Brick program
which has been successful with increasing sales. The formula for Mike’s untiring enthusiasm
serving in the U.S. Marine Corp and the VAC was love for his Country and genuine honor and
respect for his fellow Veterans. He was a true American Hero and is sincerely missed by many.
Jeanine Winslow, Administrator
Veteran Affairs Committee
Shirley Yannich, Chair, Board of
Supervisors and Mike P. Walton
at 2012 Memorial Day Ceremony
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR TRAILS STUDY COMMITTEE &
PARKS, RECREATION & OPEN SPACE STUDY COMMITTEE
The Township is currently working on two major projects which require the formation of two study committees: a Trail Study Committee
and a Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Study Committee.
The Trail Study Committee will provide input on the current study for a connector trail from Route 202 to John Paul Park at Lower Nike and
the Bradford Dam. Although the route for this particular trail segment is mostly determined, the Study Committee will provide input regarding
finer points of the trail design. The Trail Study Committee will also consider and provide input for potential future feasibility studies.
The Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Committee will provide community input to the Township consultant who is responsible for
preparation of an updated Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Plan. This plan will be reviewed and, if appropriate, will be approved by the
Board of Supervisors and will then be incorporated into the Comprehensive Plan for the Township.
The formation of each of these study committees will provide the both a structured decision-making resource for the planning process and
a variety of opinions from different interests thereby revealing the most options and will encourage open discussion. The study committees will
consist of selected members of the Board of Supervisors and representatives from several existing committees within the Township. In order
to provide a better cross section of the wants and needs of Township residents, the Board of Supervisors is seeking one or two at-large residents
of the Township who are willing to serve on these important committees. Meetings will occur as needed, but normally no more frequently than
monthly. Warrington Township residents who are interested in serving on either of these study committees should contact Barbara Livrone by
e-mail at [email protected] or by phone at 215-343-9350.
THANK YOU WARRINGTON WOMEN’S CLUB & WARRINGTON RESIDENTS
The Township holds a coat drive each holiday season. Warrington Township thanks its
residents for their generosity and participation in our “Warm at Heart Coat Drive”. This
year the coats were donated to Goodwill Keystone Area. The Goodwill Keystone Area helps
persons with disabilities as well as people who are in at an economic disadvantage, or may
lack education or work experience. They also provide job skill training to youth and seniors.
During the holiday season Warrington Township sponsors a food drive for needy families. This year there was such an abundance of food
from many giving and caring residents that the Township donated food to the Warrington Fellowship Church which has a food bank at their
church located at 2233 Bristol Road. Anyone can partake of these services but call for hours. The number to call is 215-343-1916 on
Monday, Wednesday and/or Friday.
The Warrington Women’s Club decorates the Township’s holiday tree by donating hats and mittens. These colorful hats and mittens were
donated this year to Goodwill Keystone Area. “Hats off” goes to the Warrington Women’s Club for their generosity each December.
The Warrington Women’s Club meets at the Township Building the first Friday of each month, excluding April, from September to June
starting at noon. Refreshments are provided. Guests Welcome! Come join the fun!
From the Parks & Recreation Department
SPRING 2016 WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP’S RECREATION PROGRAMS
Classes listed below are held at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa, Health and Wellness Center
847 Easton Road (Rte 611) / Phone 215-918-5900 / Online Registration: www.warringtonrec.com
First create your household account, add all family members & confirm your email address – you are ready to register!
**GROUP EXERCISE CLASS PASS
at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Good for 8 classes from March 28, 2016 – May 29, 2016
$79 per person/Maximum 20
Try the brand new “Group Exercise Class Pass,” good for 8
group exercise classes of your choice. Mix and match between
the classes listed in the Group Exercise section, choose from
Barre fitness through Zumba. Make sure to check in at the front
desk at Cornerstone, Warrington each time you arrive for a class.
For all fitness levels.
HATHA YOGA AND MEDITATION
Saturdays, 11:00am-12:15pm
8 week session starts April 2, 2016
$69 per person/Maximum 8 participants
In this Yoga class, you will focus on learning
and practicing basic movements, breathing
techniques and relaxation. Learn how to channel your energy and
enjoy the relaxing benefits of meditation, while practicing yoga.
Appropriate for all levels, including beginners. For all fitness levels.
KUNDALINI YOGA - at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Wednesdays, 6:15-7:30pm
8 week session starts March 30, 2016
This yoga class is designed to promote physical and meditative
discipline. This is class uses a set of poses and sensory
techniques designed to promote communication between "mind"
and "body". For all fitness levels.
CHAIR YOGA - at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Thursday, 11:30-12:20pm
This yoga class allows participants to use the
support of a chair – seated or standing – to perform
gentle stretches designed to increase flexibility,
range of motion and balance. For all fitness levels.
VINYASA YOGA
Sunday, 9:00-10:15am
A fluid, strong practice that incorporates more
challenging poses as well as more complex
sequencing. This class is suitable for those who are physically fit
and have some yoga experience or basic understanding of yoga.
This class includes sun salutations and occasional inversions
and/or arm balances. For all fitness levels.
YOGA GENTLY - at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Tuesday, 9:30-10:30am
A softer, gentler approach to a yoga practice. Appropriate for
all levels, including beginners and seniors who can get up and
down from the floor without assistance. For all fitness levels.
PILATES MAT
Wednesday, 5:30-6:30pm OR
Thursdays, 8:30-9:15am
(express version, 45 minutes)
8 week session starts
March 30, 2016
$69 per person/Maximum 8
participants
Pilates is a total body workout that stretches and strengthens
core musculature as well as the back, hips, thighs and gluteal
muscles. Small apparatus, such as rings and balls, may also be
utilized. For all fitness levels.
BARRE FITNESS - at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Sunday, 10:30-11:30am
This exhilarating class will give you the
long, lean muscles of a dancer by toning
your seat, abs, arms, and strengthen your
core. Highly effective exercises are
performed at the barre and on the floor
for proper alignment, posture, and
maximum benefit. For all fitness levels.
CHAIR FIT – at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Fridays, 11:00-12:00pm
Chair Fit is a low impact cardio and strength class in which
participants use a chair for balance and assistance. This class
provides just enough support and simplicity to be the perfect
exercise prescription for seniors, those who may be returning to
exercise after an injury, or adults looking for a change from a
more sedentary lifestyle. For all fitness levels.
TIGHTEN N’ TONE
Monday, 7:30-8:30pm
A group weight workout in the studio that is suitable for all
fitness levels. All major muscle groups will be targeted.
SPRING 2016 WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP’S RECREATION PROGRAMS
Classes listed below are held at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa, Health and Wellness Center
847 Easton Road (Rte 611) / Phone 215-918-5900 / Online Registration: www.warringtonrec.com
First create your household account, add all family members & confirm your email address – you are ready to register!
ZUMBA® GOLD – at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Thursdays, 11:00-12:00pm
A slower, easier version of a traditional Zumba® class,
specifically designed for participants age 55 and older.
Combine the fun moves of Zumba® with light hand weights
for muscle toning. A great way to have fun and get a good
workout. For all fitness levels.
ZUMBA® TONING – at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Mondays, 6:30-7:30pm
Pair up the basic Zumba dance moves with 1.5lb weights
to provide a light resistance. The end result is a lower impact
Zumba class that not only works your heart, but also tones
your muscles. Same great workout, same great music…. ALL
FUN!! For all fitness levels.
ZUMBA® – at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Combine high energy, international music with unique
moves and combinations and dance your worries away.
Based on the principle that exercise should be "FUN AND
EASY TO DO"!
AQUA TONING
$69 per person/
Maximum 10 participants
Strength and conditioning in the
gentle environment of the Healing
Pool. The healing pool is a warmer,
shallow pool to help warm up the
joints and muscles for easy
movement. For all fitness levels.
AI CHI – at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Mondays, 12:30-1:20pm
Let the warmth of our Healing Pool help you relax and unwind
in this meditative Tai Chi class adapted specifically for the water.
IN DEEP – at Cornerstone Fitness and Spa
Monday, 6:30-7:15pm
8 week session starts March 28, 2016]
This moderate to high intensity deep-water class makes you
train a bit harder, but is still gentle on the joints.
NUTRITION FOR HAIR, SKIN, AND NAILS
Tuesday, April 26, 2016, 6:30pm
Free/Maximum 6 participants
The skin is the body’s largest organ and
also a reflection of a person’s overall health.
Just like the rest of your body, your skin, hair
and nails require certain nutrients to stay
strong and vibrant. Dull skin, weak hair and
brittle nails can be signs your diet is lacking
essential nutrients.
Join Doylestown
Health’s registered dietitian-nutritionist
Audrey Fleck to learn about foods and nutrients that support
healthy, beautiful hair, skin and nails. You might be surprised how
your diet can actually prevent wrinkles! An esthetician from The
Spa at Cornerstone will join Audrey to discuss over-the-counter
products that help promote healthy skin.
CLASS BELOW DOES NOT QUALIFY
FOR GROUP EXERCISE CLASS PASS
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION® AQUATIC EXERCISE PROGRAM
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11:30am-12:15pm
This aquatic exercise program,
created by the Arthritis Foundation,
is designed specifically for people
with arthritis and related conditions.
It has proven to reduce pain and
stiffness, build strength, and increase range of motion, balance and
endurance. Taught by certified instructor Dot Maybaum, this program
can benefit participants of all levels – from those who are already
exercising to those who have been sedentary due to limited mobility.
Program takes place in the healing pool. For all fitness levels.
2016 BCTA TENNIS IN WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP
Register: www.buckscountytennis.usta.com or email [email protected]. Information: 215-322-7020
ADDITIONAL $3 ADMINISTRATIVE FEE PER PARTICIPANT FOR MAIL-IN REGISTRATION. RECEIVE A $10 DISCOUNT
PER PARTICIPANT BY SIGNING UP FOR THREE OR MORE FIVE-WEEK SEASONS AT ONE TIME!
TENNIS COURT
LOCATIONS
King Park: .......................................... Turk Road, Warrington, PA 18976
Palomino Park: .................................2100 Palomino Drive, Warrington, PA 18976
REGISTRATION DEADLINES:
SEASON 1: APRIL 2 • SEASON 2: MAY 14 • SEASON 3: JULY 2 • SEASON 4: AUGUST 30
LEARN, PRACTICE & PLAY implements the games-based approach to teaching tennis using age and skill appropriate equipment
and methods-the fast and fun way to learn tennis and/or improve your game. Emphasis is on fun, fitness and play. Free loaner
racquets are available. Group size is limited.
LEARN, PRACTICE & PLAY - 5 THURSDAYS PER SEASON
JUNIORS (RECOMMENDED AGES 11–13): $70
PEE WEES (RECOMMENDED AGES 4–6): $65
SEASON 1:
SEASON 2:
SEASON 3:
SEASON 4:
PALOMINO PARK, APRIL 14 – MAY 12, 4:45–5:30 PM
PALOMINO PARK, MAY 26 – JUNE 23, 4:45–5:30 PM
PALOMINO PARK, JULY 14 – AUGUST 11, 4:45–5:30 PM
KING PARK, SEPTEMBER 8 – OCTOBER 6, 4:45–5:30 PM
SEASON 1:
SEASON 2:
SEASON 3:
SEASON 4:
LITTLE ACES (RECOMMENDED AGES 7–10): $70
SEASON 1:
SEASON 2:
SEASON 3:
SEASON 4:
TEENS/ADULTS (BEGINNERS/ INTERMEDIATES)
(recommended ages 14 and up): $70
SEASON 2: PALOMINO PARK, MAY 26 – JUNE 23, 7:30–8:30 PM
SEASON 3: PALOMINO PARK, JULY 14 – AUGUST 11, 7:30–8:30 PM
SEASON 4: KING PARK, SEPTEMBER 8 – OCTOBER 6, 7:30–8:30 PM
Note: Season 1 Teens/Adults program offered in Doylestown Township.
MORE TENNIS OPPORTUNITIES FOR WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS:
Warrington Township is part of BCTA’s county-wide tennis network. Check out www.buckscountytennis.usta.com for
more information about tennis opportunities available to Warrington Township residents, such as:
• BCTA County-Wide Play Days—social tournaments for youths and adults
• Introductory BCTA Jr. Team Tennis for players (ages 8–13) who previously participated in Learn, Practice and Play
or similar programs
• Advanced BCTA Jr. Team Tennis Training and USTA Travel Teams (14-and-under and 18-and-under)
• Middle and High School Training and special High School Competitions
• Adult leagues (USTA Flex League and BCTA Fall Doubles)
2016 SMART SOCCER CAMP
The very popular Warrington- based Smart Soccer Camp returns to the community
this summer offering one day and one evening camp session. Camp Director,
Neil Smart, is well known in the local soccer community, coaching
many Warrington Soccer Club and Township residents over the years.
LOCATION: Upper Nike Park, 300 Folly Rd., Chalfont, PA
SMART START CAMP (Ages 4 and 5):
JULY 18–21:
AUGUST 8–11:
SMART PLAYER CAMP (Ages 6 – 14):
JULY 18 – 21:
AUGUST 8 – 11:
A fun program with lots of touches on the ball and a variety of activities that are fun and
motivational for beginner players.
5:00 pm – 6:15 pm – $80 per camper
9.00 am – 10:15 am – $80 per camper
A series of sessions that is both fun and educational with activities focusing on various
techniques including passing, receiving, dribbling and shooting. Activities are structured
to be individual, small group and game related including playing small sided games.
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm – $150 per camper
9:00 am –12:00 pm – $150 per camper
CAMP BALL: $10 (don’t forget to place in cart before checkout) or campers can bring their
own ball The camp fee includes a camp T-shirt. Please note the camp fees will increase
by $15 after June 1
Additional Camp Information: www.SmartSoccer.com and
[email protected]
On-Line Registration: www.warringtonrec.com
21 DAY FLAT BELLY BOOT CAMP
POP/BROADWAY CAMP
3 Week Group Fitness Boot Camp For Teens and Adults
Find out if you have a hidden talent or what it
takes to be the next STAR! This week- long camp
will teach the basics of vocal control, breathing,
posture, confidence, acting, and most importantly
– HAVING FUN WHILE SINGING!!
2 LOCATIONS:
2235 YORK RD. (Inside the Action Karate Bldg),
JAMISON, PA 18929, 215-695-5022
303 W. Butler Pk, Chalfont, PA 18914, 215-791-5750
Starting: Monday, April 4
45-Minute Classes - Monday through Friday
Each Week at 5 am, 6 am, 7 am or 9:30 am
Twp. Reduced Rate: $47 (Regular Price is $159)
Space is limited. Valid for new members
only. For more information visit www.zen-10.com.
The 21 Day Flat Belly Boot Camp is unlike any other fitness
class. You’ll work on fitness, nutrition and motivation.
Classes alternate between cardio/aerobic work outs, and
upper and lower body workouts. Class times are designed
for people that want to start their day in a healthy, motivated
way each day.
REGISTER: www.warringtonrec.com
WHEN:
5 Weeks to choose from between July 11 and
August 15, 2016
Mornings, Afternoons or Full Day
Visit www.warringtonrec.com for camp
details
WHERE:
Absolute Music School
244 East County Line Rd., Hatboro, PA
INFORMATION: 215-266-1061
AGES:
7 – 17
COST:
HALF DAY-$110; FULL DAY- $210
INSTRUCTOR: Nancy Rodzwic
Membership Discount if
registered by April 15, 2016
Fees and additional information:
https://www.warringtonrec.com
215-343-9350, Ext. 109
AARP DRIVER SAFETY PROGRAM
8 HOUR CLASSROOM COURSE
This 8 hour classroom course is designed especially for
motorists age 50 or older. It covers normal physical changes and
provides practical techniques to compensate for these changes. The program fosters
safer driving practices, continued mobility and a 5% minimum discount for your vehicular
insurance. This discount will be applied to your whole premium for three years. The full
8-hr course is two days: Tuesday, April 26, 2016 and Thursday, April 28, 2016 from 9:30 a.m.
to 1:30 p.m. The fee for the Driver Safety Program (payable by check or money order at
time of class) is $15 for AARP members and $20 for non-members. Please make the check
payable to “AARP”. We suggest you bring a drink and/or snack to class.
This course will be held at Warrington Township Administration Building, 852 Easton
Road, Warrington, PA. Class size is limited to 20. Please bring your valid Pennsylvania
Driver’s License, along with you to class. If you are a member of AARP, please bring proof
of your membership.
To register, contact Mary Bachman at 215-343-0547 or email: [email protected]
WARRINGTON COMMUNITY DAY
SATURDAY, SEPTEMEBER 24, 2016
JOHN PAUL PARK AT LOWER NIKE
12:00 PM UNTIL 6:00 PM
ENTERTAINMENT & FOOD AT UPPER NIKE PARK
FROM 6:00 PM TO FIREWORKS
New Location, Same Quality Care! 24+ Years In Warrington!
NEARLY EVERY INSURANCE IS ACCEPTED!
M a k e S u re
to Floss!
No insurance, No problem (call now and ask for Darlene)
Sedation available for dental anxiety
DVD/TV in every room
Digital x-rays • Special Needs
es
Better Smil
for Shore!
For Children and Adults!
2210 Shetland Drive, Warrington, PA 18976 | (215) 491-0502 | www.docsidedental.com
Residential & Commercial • Delivery & Pick Up • Open 7 Days
FREE DELIVERY
FREE MULCH
ON ALL TOPSOIL & MULCH
5 yard minimum
BUY 10 YARDS
GET 2 YARDS FREE
(5 mile radius from any of our locations)
With this coupon. Offer Expires 7/3/16.
With this coupon.
Offer Expires 7/3/16.
ROOF TROUBLES???
– C &C –
FAMILY ROOFING & SIDING
ROOFS • SHINGLES • SIDING • GUTTERS • WINDOWS
SENIOR CITIZEN
& AARP
DISCOUNTS
PAHIC 000897
215-322-8687
www.roofdoc.com
$500 OFF
Any Complete Roofing
or Siding Job
C&C FAMILY ROOFING & SIDING
Coupon must be presented at time of
estimates. With this coupon. Not valid with
other offers or prior services. Exp. 5/20/16.
215-322-8687
Mention Code “HP” when calling for
additional $50 Discount.
272 Titus Avenue | Suite LL-1 | Warrington, PA 18976 | 215-792-7162
www.cmifiresprinkler.com
GUTTER CLEANING
SPECIAL, ONLY $125
• Clean out all gutters & downspouts
• Bag & remove all debris
• Tighten all gutters & downspouts
• Check entire roof, flashings, vent pipes
and ridge pipes (up to 100 L.F.)
C&C FAMILY ROOFING & SIDING
With this coupon. Not valid with other offers
or prior services. Expires 5/20/16.
215-322-8687
WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS
JAMISON
CARPETS & FLOORING
215-343-3382
[email protected]
Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 9-5 • Wed 9-7 • Sat 10-4 • Sun 12-4
Heller’s Seafood
Greg Heller - Owner
“Quality and Freshness is our only Product”
Warrington Shopping Center
Store 6 • 1380 Easton Road • Warrington, PA 18976
215-343-9600
Fax: 215-343-9601
Take-Out • Wholesale • Retail
hellersseafood.com
Looking for a new Eye Doctor?
Armstrong Colt George Cohen Ophthalmology uses the most
technologically advanced procedures to assure your best vision.
From routine exams to innovative surgery,
we offer comprehensive care for your eyes.
Armstrong • Colt
George • Cohen
ophthalmology
www.ACG-eyes.com
345 North York Road • Hatboro • 215-672-9030
1550 Old York Road • Abington • 215-784-0220
Bring in this ad for a FREE eyeglass cleaning kit!
WWW.PETERSASSOCIATESHVAC.COM
WHERE CARING IS MORE THAN A WORD
PA#2134
HEATING, COOLING, DUCT CLEANING, SALES, SERVICE
Servicing all Brands
PHILADELPHIA: 215-331-1900
ABINGTON: 215-576-1576
BUCKS: 215-862-3700
WARMINSTER: 215-441-4359
LOWER BUCKS: 215-355-2600
$
4000 OFF
Sevice Call or Maintenance Agreement
2 Years of FREE
Maintenance
Nestled on nine acres of tranquil woods in Hatboro,
Luther Woods is a private, independently-owned
facility, which provides short-term rehab and longterm skilled care. We are dedicated to getting
residents well and back to the things they love.
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Privately owned for 37 years
Short-Term Rehabilitation
Long-Term Skilled Care
9 Acres of Tranquil Woods
Dedicated Caring Staff
Minutes from the PA Turnpike
www.lutherwoods.org
www.lutherwoods.org
For A Qualifying System
1 per home, new customers only. Payment 1 per home, new customers only. Payment
due at time of service. Not valid with any other due at time of service. Not valid with any
offers. Offer expires 5-31-16
other offers. Offer expires 5-31-16
215-675-5005
313 W.
W. County
County Line
Line Road
Road •• Hatboro,
Hatboro, PA
PA 19040
19040
313
2016 RATES
Affordable
Payment
Plans
Weekdays (Mon thru Fri
- excluding Holidays)
Walking Riding
Seniors
$22.00 $33.00
Regular
$28.00 $40.00
Heroes (Military,
Fire, Police,
Ambulance)
$22.00 $33.00
After 1:00
$22.00 $33.00
(Everyone)
Specialist in Orthodontics
Wednesday Special after 12 NOON
$22.00 to Walk and $33.00 Ride
After 4:30 Weekday Special
$17.00 to Walk and $23.00 Ride
SPONSOR a HOLE!
• Certified
Invisalign Orthodontist
• Treatment of Children & Adults
• TMJ Treatment
Call today for a
FREE Consultation!
(215) 997-0200
LOCATION:
HighPoint Business Center
1300 Horizon Drive
Suite 117
Chalfont, PA 18914
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
www.neshaminygolf.com
215-343-6930
Only $550.00 for entire full year that
starts when your business sign is on
the golf hole teeing ground!
2 ft x 2 ft custom sign to your liking.
Website and Email Blast exposure
throughout the year! Reach thousands!
Your Marketing Material on Our
Sponsor Table in Pro Shop. Leave a
message: 215-343-6933 or Email:
[email protected]
Additions • Kitchens • Bathrooms
Master Suites • Basements
Roofing • Siding • Windows • Doors • Patios
Property Management
A Full Service Construction & Remodeling Firm
HIC# PA 031883
215-343-0300
Fax: 343-6093
Established 1937
Quality Used Cars
Collision Repair & Custom Refinishing
PA. State Inspection Station
Street Rd. & Grady Ave. • Warrington, PA 18976 (1/2 mi. west of Rt. 611)
ACCREDITED
BUSINESS
W
arrington Township would like to thank the businesses that appear in this newsletter and to recognize
them each as supporters and cornerstones of our community. For it is with their contributions that
this newsletter has been produced at no charge to our residents. Warrington Township would like to further
request that citizens, in response, patronize these businesses first when given a choice as these businesses
are saving each citizen tax dollars.
Angel Rose Florist
Armstrong Colt Ophthalmology
Bair’s Tree Service
Bill’s Towing
Bob’s Auto Repair
Bob Boylan’s Towing
Bucks County Vets
C&C Family Roofing and Siding
Camp America Day Camp
CKS Engineers, Inc.
CMI Sprinkler Corp.
Crossroads Country Day School
Diamond Ridge Camp
Docside Dental
Doylestown Hospital Community Relations
Elbow Lane Camp
Franc Environmental, Inc.
Gutter Doctor
Hatboro Federal Savings
Heller’s Seafood
Jamie Goodreau, DMD, MSD
Jamison Carpets & Flooring
Jem Jewelers
JMT Awnings
LifeStream Pharmacy
Luther Woods Convalescent Center
Neshaminy Valley Golf Club
O’Neil Nissan
Park at Westminster
Peters Associates
Plumbing Rx, LLC.
Potter Contracting
Republic Services
Rita’s Water Ice
Small Wonders at St. Paul’s
The Shops at Valley Square
Toll Brothers, Inc.
Victory Gardens
Warrington Crossings
Warrington Dental, PC
Celebrating our 48th season of
in 2016!
FUN
ELBOW LANE DAY CAMP
27 Acres of Fun!
www.elbowlane.com
215-343-2120
NEW NEXT YEAR - Public School Funded Cyber School
Available full time - 1st to 4th grades
A great alternative to larger public schools
Call for more information
Themed Based Phonics Program for Children 2 years & Older
Free Gym • Music • Spanish Classes • Computer Lab • Children’s Library
Degreed Teachers with a Small Class-To-Teacher Ratio
Full & Part-Time Hours
Classes Available
Infant/Toddler
A small, homey atmosphere where each child is loved!
Developmental Kindergarten
Ask about our
This unique program provides an individualized
after school clubs
curriculum to children above pre-k.
Kindergarten
Certified all day program or am program with
transportation to Barclay, Titus, or Mill Creek.
Pre-1st
A growing year for children finished with kindergarten
before going to 1st grade.
NEW PROGRAM
1st-4th Grade - Cyber-based classes
Preschool & Pre-k:
Full & part time available
Limited Reduced Fee Scholarships Available!
832 Easton Rd. • Warrington • 215-343-8647 • www.crossroadscds.com
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To Place An Ad Call Mr. Kim Kriebel At Hometown Press • 267-371-2833
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PLUMBING
LLC
215-738-8853
[email protected]
Installation & Repair
The Prescription for all your plumbing needs!
Lic. Plumber Over 30 Years • Warrington Resident
Water Heaters • Water Softeners • Gas Piping • Kitchen & Bath Remodeling
Sump Pumps • Garbage Disposals • Drain Cleaning • Emergency Service
Quality ~ Service ~ Value
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GIA Graduate Gemologists
Diamonds And Gemstone Jewelry
Custom Design
Largest On-Site Repair Shop
Citizen Watches
We Buy Estate Jewelry
20
%
Any
Jewelry
OFF Repair
Cannot be combined with any other offer.
Coupon must be present.
20
%
Any
Jewelry
OFF Purchase
Cannot be combined with any other offer.
Coupon must be present.
www.Jem-Jewelers.com
215-343-3385

Summer 2016 - Warrington Township

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