21 Locust Street • Macungie, Pennsylvania 18062 • 610-966-2503

visit us at www.macungie.pa.us

Inside This Issue:SUMMER 2020

Live, Work & Play in Macungie,

PA

located in beautiful Lehigh County, Pennsylvania

Borough Directory .......................................................3

Macungie Farmers Market ........................................4

New 2020 Map and Community Guide ................4

Internet Exchange Zone ...........................................5

Permit Information ......................................................5

Macungie Ambulance Corps ...................................6

Swift 911 .........................................................................6

Spotted Lanternfly ......................................................7

Our District Office is Here to Help You .................8

Emmaus Public Library ........................................9-11

Recycling News ...........................................................12

Emmaus Yard Waste Facility ..................................13

Consumer Confidence Report ........................ 14-16

Grilling Safety ..............................................................17

2020 Real Estate Tax .................................................18

Keep Macungie Looking Nice ................................18

Stormwater Matters ..................................................19

Volunteers Needed ...................................................19

What You Should Know About COVID-19

to Protect Yourself and Others ..............................20

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B O R O U G H D I R E C T O R YMacungie Borough Hall • 21 Locust Street • Macungie, PA, 18062

On the Web: www.macungie.pa.usPhone: 610-966-2503 • Fax: 610-966-2788

Office Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Except holidays)

AdministrationBorough Manager: Robert H. Glisson, MPA/CBO

Administrative Assistant: Selma Ritter

Borough Clerk/Assistant Treasurer: Rosemarie Nonnemacher (& Kathy McNair; Successor)

Police Department:

Sergeant Travis Kocher, Corporal Michael Mullen, Officers Erin McFarland, Todd Bernhard, Kyle Bernhard

Public Works Supervisor: Tracy Smith

Waterworks Operator: Douglas G. McNair

Public Works: Michael Smith, Ryan Keiser

Macungie Institute Facility Manager: Vacant

Zoning/Code Enforcement Officer: Joseph Peterson

Engineer: Stan Wojciechowski, PE, Barry Isett and Associates

Solicitor: Patrick Armstrong Esq., Grim, Biehn and Thatcher

Auditor: Alan France, France, Anderson, Basile and Company

Important Telephone NumbersMacungie Borough Hall Office: 610-966-2503

District Justice Donna Butler: 610-967-2888

East Penn School District: 610-966-8300

Emmaus Public Library: 610-965-9284

Police, Fire or Medical Emergency: 911

Kalmbach Memorial Park: 610-965-1140

Lehigh County Courthouse: 610-782-3000

Macungie Institute-Community Center: 610-966-7830

Macungie Post Office: 610-966-3672

Macungie Memorial Park: 610-966-4289

Macungie VFW: 610-966-4949

Police Administration: 610-966-2222

RCN Customer Service: 800-254-1376

Service Electric Customer Service: 800-232-9100

UGI Customer Service: 800-276-2722

PPL Customer Service: 800-342-5775 or 484-634-4900

Tax Collector: 610-928-0394

Verizon Customer Service: 800-483-4600

Important WebsitesBorough of Macungie: macungie.pa.us

Kalmbach Memorial Park: kalmbachpark.com

Macungie Historical Society: macungie.org

Macungie Memorial Park: macungiepark.com

Macungie Farmers’ Market: macungiefarmersmarket.com

Macungie Institute: macungieinstitute.com

Macungie VFW: macungievets.com

ELECTED OFFICIALSMayor

Ronald Conrad*

Borough Council: John Yerman*, President;

Roseann Schleicher*, Vice-President; Barry Bloch*; Angela Ashbrook**, Alma Akinjiola*,

Todd Rutledge**, Ryan Hanosek**

Borough Council meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m., except on legal holidays when the meeting

is held the following Tuesday.

Macungie Institute • 510 E. Main Street • Macungie

Tax Collector:Cynthia Hartzell*, 60 S. Chestnut Street, Macungie

phone: 610-928-0394

*Term Expires 2021 **Term Expires 2023

BOARDS AND COMMISSIONSBoard and Commission meetings are held at:

Borough Hall 21 Locust Street

Macungie

Planning Commission: Allen Crawford, Chairperson

John Yerman, Vice-Chairperson; Linn Walker, Chris Becker, Betty Silfies

The Planning Commission meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m., if an application is brought before the board.

Zoning Hearing Board: Ronald Karboski, Chairperson

John Horner, Carl Sell, Richard Stukas, AlternateThe Zoning Hearing Board meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each

month at 7:30 p.m., if an application is brought to the board.

Borough Authority: Jeffrey Stauffer, Chair

Robert Bogert, Vice-Chair Tom Kociuba; Linn Walker; Todd Ritter

The Borough Authority meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m.

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Thank you for another wonderful season! The Market will close on Thursday, October 29th.

On behalf of the Macungie Farmer’s Market,

we thank you for your support

and look forward to seeing you again next season.

The Borough of Macungie

New 2020 Map and Community Guide

is now available for pickup at the Borough office and other locations

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We have implemented the internet exchange zone as part of an effort to deter crimes that might occur during a transaction that began on-line.

Typically when goods are purchased from online retailers these goods are delivered directly to your door. In the online classified world however, these transactions often occur face to face. You have one party arriving at a location with goods of some sort and another party arriving with payment. Unfortunately, in today’s world the nature of the transaction poses an increased risk to public safety. Our goal is to give individuals an opportunity to have safer transactions when completing these online purchases.

Knowing that they are at a Police Department and the area is under constant video surveillance should help deter any violence or criminal acts. If the party you are exchanging goods with doesn’t want to meet you at the Police Department, you should be wary of doing business with them. Buyers and sellers should be cautious of anyone who wants to avoid a public meeting place and insists on coming to your home or meeting in a remote area.

Under normal circumstances there will be NO Police intervention, documentation or witnessing to a transaction. However, should one of the parties request an officer, one will respond. Something else that citizens need to remember is that Police cannot use the State computer system to run model numbers, serial numbers, etc. of items that are part of a private exchange. Identifying the seller by name, number and/or vehicle license plate is recommended in case the items purchased are later determined to be stolen. Obtaining as much information about the seller without appearing invasive is recommended.

Additionally, these exchange zones are at times utilized by people who are co-parenting and sharing custody of children. This is an opportunity for those parents that have custodial agreements to do their custodial exchange here in a neutral location that is under 24-hour surveillance.

The Internet Exchange zone is available 24 hrs. a day, however it is always encouraged to meet during daylight hours if possible.

INTERNET EXCHANGE ZONE

PERMIT INFORMATIONNow that spring is here, many of us will be undertaking outdoor home improvement projects we’ve been thinking about and

planning during the long winter. If you’re preparing to start an outdoor project, there are a few things you should know.

The Borough has a Zoning Ordinance and Building Code that contain requirements for many of the outdoor home improvement projects you plan to undertake. Some projects require both building and zoning permits, some require only a zoning permit, and some don’t require any permits at all. Below is a guide to permit requirements:

PROJECTS THAT REQUIRE A BUILDING PERMIT (IN ADDITION TO A ZONING PERMIT)

• Any garage, carport, shed, greenhouse or other accessory structure that is not attached to a single-family detached dwelling and is 200 square feet or larger

• Enclosing a porch or patio

• Installing or building a sunroom or “three-seasons” room

• Constructing a pool house

• Installing a deck that is 18” or more above ground level at any point around the perimeter of the deck

• Installing a deck less than 18” above ground level if it has a roof or covering above it

• Installing an indoor or outdoor hot tub or spa

• Installing an in-ground swimming pool

• Installing any above-ground swimming pool (including inflatable type) that is capable of holding 24” or more of water

• Installing a fence higher than 6 feet

• Installing a retaining wall higher than 4 feet

PROJECTS THAT REQUIRE A ZONING PERMIT ONLY• A garage, carport, shed, greenhouse, gazebo, or other

structure less than 200 square feet in size

• All fences, regardless of height, except for underground (invisible) dog fences

• Installing an uncovered deck that is less than 18” above ground at all points around the perimeter of the deck

• Installing an uncovered patio

• Installing or expanding a driveway or parking pad

This list is meant to provide you with a quick reference guide. To be absolutely certain if you need a building or zoning permit, or if you have any questions, your best bet is to call the Borough Zoning and Code Enforcement Office at 610-966-2503 or email zoning@macungie.pa.us. We are more than happy to talk with you about your project and look forward to hearing from you!

BEFORE YOU DIGCall PA One Call System (POCS) at least

three (3) business days before you dig at 1-800-242-1776 or 811. Excavators and landowners are required to call the PA One Call System prior to any type of digging with powered equipment. Mark the designated dig area with white paint before you call. Do not dig until all underground facilities are marked by the appropriate utilities. The utility lines will be marked as follows: water - blue; gas – yellow; sewer/drain lines – green; cable; communication lines – orange; electric – red; temporary survey markings – pink.

The purpose of the PA One Call is to prevent damage to underground facilities; promote safety and provide an efficient and effective communications network among project owners, designers, excavators and facility owners.

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Macungie Ambulance Corps April showers bring May flowers… and American Stroke Month!

Despite the tremendous toll stroke takes, the vast majority of Americans do not think of stroke as a major health concern. Did you know…

• Every 40 seconds someone has a stroke • Stroke is the #1 leading cause of disability and the #5 cause of death in the United

States • 1 out of 6 people will suffer a stroke in his or her lifetime • 80% of all strokes are preventable!

Everybody needs to know the signs of a stroke. They are… • F – Face Drooping • A – Arm Weakness • S – Speech Difficulty • T – Time to Call 911

Like in many medical emergencies, time is of the essence for a patient experiencing a stroke. All too often people wait to call 911. Every minute matters for a patient suffering a stroke. Don’t wait. Call 911 as soon as you realize something is “not right.”

To learn more about the signs of a stroke and what you can do to prevent one, visit the American Stroke Association website at www.strokeassociation.org.

The Macungie Ambulance Corps is a 501c3 non-profit organization providing emergency medical services to Macungie Borough and surrounding communities for 60 years. Last year, the organization responded to over 3,700 emergencies. Learn more about the Macungie Ambulance Corps by visiting www.macungieambulance.com.

Macungie Borough Emergency Notification - Contact Information Request

In the event of an emergency, the Borough of Macungie uses Swiftreach Networks “Swift911” notification service. This is a telephone service that will notify you in an event and provide information on what to do. It is very important the Borough have

your current contact number for notification. This is a private list and will not be shared. To learn more about this important notification system and add or update your information please go to the page on the Borough’s Website at, “www.macungie.pa.us/Swiftreach911/mainpage.htm”. If you do not have access to a computer, you may call Town Hall at 610-966-2503 to add your contact information.

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SPOTTED LANTERFLY MANAGEMENTThe Spotted Lanternfly (SLF) is an invasive pest that state officials worry could damage the state’s important

grape and wine industries. While most adult spotted lanternflies have frozen to death, their eggs can survive over winter and are viable from about October through July. That’s why it’s important to eliminate as many egg masses as possible now. A single egg mass could hold 30 to 50 eggs.

What Can You Do To Stop The Spread?

When you travel in and out of the quarantine zone (Macungie is in the quarantine zone), check your car and outdoor equipment (grills, outdoor furniture, landscaping supplies, mowers, etc.). Check for SLF egg masses from late fall to early spring. Remember that egg masses may be underneath your car or in your wheel well. During all other times of the year, check for nymphs and adults, and keep your windows rolled up when you park. Don’t store things or park under infested trees, and don’t move firewood.

Egg Scraping

Walk around your property to check for egg masses on trees, cement blocks, rocks, and any other hard surface. If you find egg masses on your property from September to May, you can scrape them off using a plastic card or putty knife. Scrape them into a bag or container filled with rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizer. This is the most effective way to kill the eggs, but they can also be smashed or burned. Remember that some eggs will be laid at the tops of trees and may not be possible to reach.

Tree Banding

When the nymphs first hatch, they will walk up the trees to feed on the softer new growth of the plant. Take advantage of this behavior by wrapping tree trunks in sticky tape and trapping the nymphs. Any tree can be banded, but we recommend only banding trees where SLF are abundant. Tape may be purchased online or from your local garden center. Push pins can be used to secure the band. While some bands may catch adults, banding trees is most effective for nymphs. Be advised that birds and small mammals stuck to the tape, while rare, have been reported. To avoid this, you can cage your sticky bands in wire or fencing material wrapped around the tree. Alternately, try reducing the width of the band, so that less surface area is exposed to birds and other mammals. Both of these methods will still capture SLF effectively. Check and change traps at least every other week (or more often in highly infested areas).

Information in this article was taken from the Penn State Extension website. To learn more about how you can help management the Spotted Lanternfly go to https://extension.psu.edu/ and click on the link to “Learn How To Stop The Invasive Lanternfly”.

SPOTTED LANTERNFLYActual Size 1”

Adult (with wings closed) can be found July-December Nymph (early stage) can be found late April-July Egg Mass (fresh) can be found October-December

Adult (with wings open) can be found July-December Nymph (late stage) can be found July-September Egg Mass (older) can be found January-June

Actual Size 1/4”

Actual Size 1/2”

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As your state representative, my job is about more than going to Harrisburg and voting on legislation before the House of Representatives. In fact, most of my time is spent in the district making sure those I represent have knowledge of and access to state programs and services, as well as scheduling meetings to hear ideas and listen to concerns from constituents.

My full-time district office is located at 3402 Brookside Road in Macungie, located in the Lower Macungie Township Administration complex. The telephone number is (610) 965-9933.

If you would like to meet with us to discuss any issues you are having or if you need help with a state-related matter, please call or stop by the office. Some of the services we provide include:

• Assistance with PennDOT paperwork, such as driver’s license and vehicle registration applications and renewals.

• PACE and PACENET applications for seniors.

• Help with obtaining birth and death certificates.

• State tax forms.

• Student aid applications.

• Absentee ballot applications.

• Free state maps and state park information.

• Referrals to agencies to resolve state-related matters.

It is important to remember that birth certificates used to obtain a passport must have both parents’ names on it. My office can help secure copies of your birth certificate, if needed; however, this process can take several weeks, so keep that in mind when making any travel arrangements.

The office also offers assistance with Property Tax and Rent Rebate applications. Older residents looking for an opportunity to recoup some of the money they pay in property taxes or rent are encouraged to check out the program, which is one of several senior programs supported by proceeds from the Pennsylvania Lottery. Eligible participants can receive a rebate of up to $650 based on their rent or property taxes paid in 2019. The deadline to apply is Dec. 31.

In addition, my staff can help with checking for unclaimed property through the state’s Treasury Department. In an effort to return the property to those who rightfully own it, the state Treasury created an online searchable database. The most common types of unclaimed property are dormant bank accounts, stocks and dividends, uncashed payroll checks, uncollected utility deposits, unredeemed gift certificates, and items in safe deposit boxes.

Another service provided through the office is veterans assistance. Help is available for issues veterans may be having in accessing benefits and services from the U.S. Veterans Administration. Anyone interested in talking with a veterans outreach specialist is asked to contact the office to set up an appointment.

The district office is open Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Residents can also feel free to email me at RMackenzie@pahousegop.com, visit my website at www.RepMackenzie.com, follow me on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/RepMackenzie or connect with me through Twitter at www.Twitter.com/RepMackenzie.

As always, I am honored to have the privilege of serving you. If there is anything I or my staff can do to be of service, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

By Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (R-Lehigh/Berks)

Representative Ryan Mackenzie134th District

Pennsylvania House of RepresentativesMedia Contact: Tricia Lehman

717.772.9840tlehman@pahousegop.com

Our District Office is Here to Help You

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All residents of the Borough of Macungie are eligible for an Emmaus Public Library card.Get Your New SHARE library card! 11 libraries combined for more items into your hands quicker

610-965-9284Check out all our great classes, news, photos, and events on Facebook or our website www.emmauspl.org All events are FREE and open to all!

Emmaus Public Library

Emmaus Public Library is going green! The library is going into its next phase of the building opening to the public, starting Monday, July 6th!

There are some guidelines that must be followed while in the library. The library will still be offering curbside pickup to those who feel more comfortable.

• Masks are required for library entry.

• Please use hand sanitizer located by the front desk and/or computers upon entry.

• Be mindful of what items you touch. Anything not going home, please place in designated areas.

• Everyone should adhere to a social distance of 6 feet.

• Please limit your visit to no more than an hour.

• The number of library computers available are limited due to social distancing guidelines.

We are very thankful for your continued patience during this time.

Library Hours Library hours will be the same, except Thursdays from 10am to 11am will be reserved for those at high risk.

Monday to Thursday 10am to 9pm

Saturdays 10am to 5pm

Closed Fridays and Sundays

Please be aware that changes may occur as needed for safety.

Precautions taken include:• Temperature checks daily for staff and volunteers

• Masks for staff and volunteers

• Plexiglass at front desk

• Removed shared toys, community puzzle, other shared items

• Spaced chairs and furniture for social distancing

• Foot place markers for 6 foot guidelines

• Quarantining items for 3 days before check in

• Book drops for returns

• Sanitizer available for everyone

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July 2020 Adult Events

Pinterest Party. Mon. July 6 @ 7 PM. For adults and families - Join us online** and make an upcycled Cat Planter!

Daytime Book Group. Tues. July 7 @ 2 PM. Join us on a ZOOM videoconference to discuss The Victory Garden by Rhys Bowen. Some copies available to borrow when you RSVP.**

Emmaus Creatives Connection. Thurs. July 9 @ 1 PM. Join us on a ZOOM videoconference for support and community in your creative journey. Bring an active project with you and prepare for this month’s theme. The group permits time for active discussion, creation and alliances.

Art @ EPL: Expressive Realism. Sat. July 11 @ 3 PM. Carol Perlowski, local artist, will speak about expressive realism, using examples of painters both modern and the impressionists, illustrating how expressive brushwork is used. A collection of her works will be available for viewing in the library.

Art @ EPL: Expressive Realism Workshops. Mondays, July 13 & 20 @ 6:30 PM. Carol Perlowski will conduct workshops using water soluble oil paints and brushwork to express oneself. A collection of her works will be available for viewing in the library. FULL

Organizing Paper and Digital Filing. Mon. July 13 @ 7 PM. Join Melissa Draving** online via ZOOM video conference to learn how to use Smart Phone Apps and Digital Storage to reduce the amount of paper clutter at home and in the office.

Creative Writing. Tues. July 14 @ 1 PM. The group welcomes those who want to write creatively for fun and/or publication under the guidance of longtime writer Pat Johnson. All are welcome. Please RSVP.**

Coloring Club. Mon. July 27 @ 7 PM. Explore your creative side, reduce stress and color! All supplies provided. Please RSVP** so we can email you coloring sheets to print out or you can use your own or bring a craft to work on while we chat.

Memoir Writing Group. Tues. July 28 @ 1 PM. Join author Jerry Waxler online for a ZOOM video conference and others to write about your life. Please RSVP.**

July 2020 Youth Events

Wednesday Watch Parties. Wednesdays @ 10:30 AM. Join us each week in person or on Facebook for a new theme as we explore “Imagine Your Story” in videos. 7/8: Animal TV; 7/15 Fractured Fairy Tales; 7/22: Horrible History. RSVP** or check our Facebook page for more details. School ages and up.

ZOOM Storytime. Tuesdays @ 10:30 AM. Join Miss Sue on Zoom for “Imagine Your Story” Summer Storytime online. For all ages. RSVP** for the login information.

Summer Storytime. Tuesdays @ 2 PM. Drop in, for all ages. Join us out back under the Louis B Kratzer Memorial Cherry Tree (weather permitting) as we do stories, songs, finger rhymes, and a craft! Please RSVP.**

Teen Book Group. Thurs. July 9 @ 7 PM. For 6th grade and up. RSVP** and Join Miss Sue on a ZOOM video conference to talk about the book or books you loved most this year.

Hopscotch Faire. Wed. July 15 @ 1 PM. Join us inside for an obstacle course sure to challenge all ages! We will have hopscotch, balancing games, and a fishing pond just to name a few. RSVP** for this active play event.

Family Book Group: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Thurs. July 16 @ Noon. Join us to talk about the classic Lewis Carroll novel. Some copies available to borrow when you RSVP.** We meet for lunch (you bring your brown bag lunch), and dessert (the library will provide!) and a wonderful discussion about the book!

Facebook Writing Prompts. Thurs. July 16 @ 7 PM. Join Miss Sue on Facebook for writing prompts, tips and fun challenges. For all ages, sharing/reading aloud is not required.

Teen Writers Group. Thurs, July 16 @ 7 PM. RSVP** and Join Miss Sue on a ZOOM video conference to write from new prompts and talk about the process of writing – reading aloud not required!

Toddler Storytime. Sat. July 18 @ 10:30 AM. Princes and Princesses, Queens and Kings, this special storytime just for under 3 year olds and their caretakers will be full of stories, songs, and finger plays. Please RSVP.**

Build a Catapult. Sat. July 18 @ 2 PM. RSVP** to build siege weapons in the library! Miss Sue will also have packets for curbside pick-up to participate at home.

Books and Barks. Thurs. July 23 - 6:45 to 8 PM. Read to the Lehigh Valley Therapy Dogs! School ages. Bring your own books or read one of the library’s choices. Please RSVP.**

Teen Create: Beaded Bugs! Wed. July 29 @ 2 PM. RSVP** and get ready to imagine your perfect insect! For 6th grade and up, we will be creating bug pins, dragonfly hairpins, and anything that catches our fancy!

Happy Birthday, Harry! Thurs. July 30 @ 7 PM. Get ready to test your Harry Potter knowledge in this Jeopardy-style trivia game for all ages. RSVP,** wear your house colors, and save some room for cake as we celebrate Harry Potter’s birthday.

All Events are FREE, open to the public, and held online or outside weather permitting. **RSVP to 610-965-9284, or eplcollection@cliu.org for adult event ZOOM links,

eplkids@cliu.org for youth.

Emmaus Public Library

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All Events are FREE, open to the public, and held online or outside weather permitting. **RSVP to 610-965-9284, or eplcollection@cliu.org for adult event ZOOM links,

eplkids@cliu.org for youth.

Summer Reading Club 2020 “Imagine Your Story” is open and runs through Aug. 15th.

The last day to drop off materials and pick up incentives is Sat. Aug. 22. Sign up at the library

or by using the form or app on our website at https://emmauspl.readsquared.com/

August 2020 Youth Events

Climate Change Camp**. Mon. – Thurs. Aug 3-6, 10 AM – Noon. Join us for a Science Camp with the Climate Change teachers. For kids in 1st through 6th grade, this camp has information and new, fun activities for everyone each day!

Online Summer Storytime**. Tuesdays 8/4, 8/11, and 8/18 @10:30 AM. Online with Miss Sue on ZOOM for all ages. Imagine your story as we read together online.

Outdoor Storytime**. Tuesdays @ 2 PM, weather permitting, on the back lawn, near the riparian buffer zone. Join Miss Sue for an all-ages storytime with books, rhymes, and simple crafts. Kids under 3 will need their caregivers present.

Watch Party Wednesdays**. Wednesdays @ 10:30 AM. Join Miss Sue online with Facebook for a new theme each week! 8/5- Animation, 8/12- Animal Adventures, 8/19-Fairy Tale Fun, 8/26- Horrible History.

Family Book Group: The Lightning Thief**. Thurs. Aug 12 @ Noon. Join us to talk about the Rick Riordan novel, The Lightning Thief. Ask Miss Sue for a copy of the book to borrow. We meet for lunch (you bring your brown bag lunch), and dessert (the library will provide!) and a wonderful discussion about the book!

Mythology with Miss Jolie**. Thurs. Aug. 13 @ 2 PM. Miss Jolie from the Lehigh County Conservation District is back with nature in all of its mythological wonder. Space is limited to 25 attendees.

Teen Writing Club**. Thurs. Aug. 13 @ 7 PM. We’ll be writing non-stop this month with a new list of writing prompts to get the creative juices flowing! Teens from 6th through 12th grade are welcome - reading aloud is NOT required.

Pedestrian Safety for Kids**. Wed. Aug. 19 @ 3 PM. Pedestrian Safety covers crosswalks, signals, an animated video, and “Clifford Takes a Walk,” which goes over some safety rules. Presented by Tracy Fox, Traffic Safety Coordinator of the Highway Safety Network.

New and Teen Driver Safety Class**. Wed. Aug. 19 @ 6:30 PM. For teens, parents, and other new drivers, this event is approximately 2 hours long and covers the graduated driver’s license process, responsibilities of being a driver, considerations before driving for both the teen and parent, laws, consequences of bad driving and more. Presented by Tracy Fox, Traffic Safety Coordinator of the Highway Safety Network.

Fairy Tale Craft Time**. Thurs. Aug. 20 @ 2 PM. Join Miss Sue and make fairy tale inspired costume crafts like wings at this family friendly event.

Teen Anime Club**. Thurs. Aug. 20 @ 6:30 PM. Hang with Miss Sue and catch a classic anime film just for teens.

Books and Barks**. Thurs. Aug. 27 - 6:45 to 8 PM. Read to the Lehigh Valley Therapy Dogs! School ages. Bring your own books or read one of the library’s choices.

August 2020 Adult Events

Pinterest Party**. Mon. Aug 3 @ 7 PM. For adults and families - Join us on a ZOOM video conference and make a Fairy Garden! Supplies provided for the first 30 participants.

Daytime Book Group**. Tues. Aug. 4 @ 2 PM. Join us on a ZOOM video conference to discuss The Keeper of Lost Things by Ruth Hogan. Some copies available to borrow.

Art @ EPL: Sculpture**. Sat. Aug. 8 @ 3 PM. Laura Elmore, local sculptor, will host a discussion about sculpting in clay. A collection of her works will be available for viewing in the library.

Art @ EPL: Sculpture Workshops**. Mondays, Aug. 10 & 17 @ 6:30 PM. Laura Elmore, local sculptor, will be conducting sculpting workshops focused on making tiles and images in clay to be used for a community art project to be displayed in the new Children’s wing of EPL. A collection of her works will be available for viewing in the library. FULL

Creative Writing**. Tues. Aug 11 @ 1 PM. The group welcomes those who want to write creatively for fun and/or publication under the guidance of long-time writer Pat Johnson. All ages are welcome.

Emmaus Creatives Connection**. Thurs. Aug. 13 @ 1 PM. Join us monthly for support and community in your creative journey. Bring an active project with you*** and prepare for this month’s theme. The group permits time for active discussion, creation and alliances.

Find Your Ancestors**. Wed. Aug. 19 - 5 to 7 PM. Get help tracing your lineage using the library’s resources. RSVP for your 30-minute appointment with Chris.

Memoir Writing Group**. Tues. Aug. 25 @ 1 PM. Join author Jerry Waxler and others on a ZOOM video conference to write about your life.

Coloring Club**. Mon. Aug. 31 @ 7 PM. Explore your creative side, reduce stress and color! We will email you coloring sheets to print out or you can use your own. Or, bring a craft to work on while we meet via ZOOM video conference.

Emmaus Public Library

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RECYCLING NEWS!

www.responsiblerecyclingservices.comBe Environmentally Friendly!

Recycle your old, unwanted, broken and outdated electronics and appliances.

Macungie Memorial Park50 N. Poplar Street Macungie, PA 18062

Saturday, October 31st, 20209:00am-Noon or until trucks are full

Desktop & Laptop Computers

Keyboards & Mice

Printers/Fax Machines

Cables & Cords

Cell Phones and Laptop Batteries

Calculators & Adding Machines

UPS Battery Backups

Toner & Ink Cartridges

Audio Visual Equipment

Telephones & Cell Phones*

DVD Players & VCR’s

String Christmas Lights

Gaming Systems

Filing Cabinets

Microwaves & Small Appliances

Metal Items & Water Heaters

Exercise Equipment

Car Batteries (sealed lead acid)

Bed Frames & Rain spouting

* Please Remove Cell Phone Batteries

Items that can be recycled FREE of charge are listed below:

Washers & Dryers-$20.00

Air Conditioners - $25.00

Dishwashers-$20.00

Dehumidifiers - $25.00

CRT Monitors - $15.00 (Tube Type)

Refrigerators - $30.00 Floor Freezers - $30.00

LCD Monitors- $10.00

Televisions under 40” - $35.00 ALL Types

TVs (in wooden cabinet, Projection, Over 40”)$55.00

Console Stereos (in cabinet) - $35.00

Ranges (Stoves) - $20.00

Floor Copiers - $20.00

Additional Items that can be recycled with a Fee:

ELECTRONICS RECYCLING DAY! Macungie and Alburtis Borough Residents & Businesses Only

Hard Drive Destruction (offsite) - $10 per drive, Includes a Certificate of Destruction Document Destruction (offsite) - $10 per standard paper size box, Includes a Certificate of Destruction

**Cash or Checks ONLY****Please Make Checks Payable to Responsible Recycling Services or RRS**

Destruction Services for a Fee:

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EMMAUS YARD WASTE FACILITY

Hometown Press, the publisher of your Hometown Newsletter

We would like to send out a Heartfelt, Safe and Healthy message to all the residents, businesses, and Borough staff during this pivotal time in history.

“And the World Came Together as the People Stayed Apart”

Borough of Macungie residents are permitted to use the Emmaus Yard Waste Facility at Kline’s Lane and Minor Streets, with the purchase of a Yard Waste Pass for $20. 2020 Yard Waste passes are available for purchase at Macungie Borough Hall during normal business hours.

2020 HOURS OF OPERATION2020 Hours of operation have changed, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It may be best to either check Emmaus Borough’s website (https://www.borough.emmaus.pa.us/compost-site/) or call them (610-965-9288) for their current hours of operation, prior to traveling to the compost facility.

CLOSED ON HOLIDAYS (Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day and November 27, 2020)

The Emmaus Yard Waste Facility only accepts organic yard waste. NO lumber, root balls with dirt, garbage, dirt, building materials, etc. is allowed. This is not a dump. We request the cooperation of all participants and remind everyone plastic bags or any other foreign materials are not to be included with the yard waste. Failure to follow any of the above mentioned instructions or the instructions of the site attendant may result in the forfeiture of privileges. If you observe any violations, please obtain license plate number and report the incident to 610-965-9288. Your report will remain anonymous.

Unscreened compost and wood mulch is available for a loading fee of $15 per scoop or partial scoop. A full scoop of compost weighs approximately 2 tons. Loading is available on Wednesdays after 3 pm and on Saturdays. Only pickup trucks or small trailers will be loaded. The Borough stops loading 45 minutes prior to closing so that the equipment can be cleaned. All Macungie residents must show their Yard Waste Pass prior to entering the site. Screened compost is available to Emmaus residents only.

Please call the Macungie Borough office at 610-966-2503, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with any questions or comments.

Lower Macungie Township Compost SiteLower Macungie Township compost site passes are now available at the Borough of Macungie for a cost of $30.00 each ($25.00 per pass, plus a $5.00 sticker fee= $30.00 total). Macungie Borough residents MUST submit an application (available on our website or at Borough Hall), along with the $30.00 payment, to the Borough of Macungie, 21 Locust Street, Macungie, PA 18062 (DO NOT send it to Lower Macungie Township).

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The Macungie Borough Authority presents the annual… Consumer Confidence ReportPWSID No. 3390033 Macungie, PA. 18062 March 2020

About Your Drinking WaterThis Report contains water quality information for the consumers of water

provided by your public water supplier, the Borough of Macungie. You will find basic information on where your water comes from, the amount of detected contaminants that we test for, information of our compliance with drinking water regulations, and where to find further information about drinking water. Our goal is to help you have a better understanding about the water you use every day.

The source of your tap water is from two groundwater wells. Well No. 1 is located at the Municipal Garage. The well was drilled to a depth of 300 feet. Well No. 2 is

located on Lehigh Street, 1,750 feet from N. Church St. The well was drilled to a depth of 430 feet. The water is pumped from the geological region known as the Leithsville Formation. As water is pumped from the wells and allowed to enter the distribution system, chlorine is added to the water to protect the water against microbial contamination.

Monitoring Your WaterSome people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water

than the general population. Immuno compromised persons such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or other immune system disorders, some elderly, and infants can be particularly at risk from infections. These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. EPA/CDC guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of infection by cryptosporidium and other microbiological contaminants are available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1-800-426-4791.

All sources of drinking water, including bottled water, are subject to potential contamination by constituents that are naturally occurring or man-made. Those constituents can be microbes, organic or inorganic chemicals, or radioactive materials. All drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts of some contaminants. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate that the water poses a health risk. More information about contaminants and potential health effects can be obtained by calling the Environmental Protection Agency’s Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1-800-426-4791.

Este informe contiene información importante acerca de su agua potable. Haga que alguien lo traduzca para usted, ó hable con alguien que lo entienda. (This report contains important information about your drinking water. Have someone translate it for you, or speak with someone who understands it.)

Consumer Confidence Reports will be issued by July 1st of every year.

Water Quality Test ResultsAs a public water supplier, we are required to test our water on a regular basis to ensure its safety. The Table below lists only

the drinking water contaminants that we detected. The presence of these contaminants in the water does not necessarily indicate that the water poses a health risk. Unless otherwise noted, the data presented in the table is from testing done January 1, - December 31, 2019. The Commonwealth allows us to monitor for certain contaminants less than once per year because the concentration of these contaminants are not expected to vary significantly from year to year.

We are pleased to report that our water meets or exceeds federal and state requirements. If you would like additional information about your water, you may contact Douglas G. McNair, Borough of Macungie, 610-966-2503. Public concerns and comments may be expressed at any of the Authority’s meetings. The Authority meets at Borough Hall, 21 Locust Street, Macungie, PA on the second Thursday of the month beginning at 7:00 p.m.

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Consumer Confidence Report

TYPE OF MCL MCLG RANGE TYPICAL SOURCECONTAMINANTS or or TEST OF SAMPLE OF(UNITS) MRDL MRDLG RESULTS DETECTION DATE VIOLATION CONTAMINANTS

DISINFECTANTS & DISINFECTION BY-PRODUCTS:

Chlorine (ppm) 4 4 0.72 0.4 - 0.72 Weekly No Water additive used to control microbes

Trihalomethanes [TTHMs] (ppb) 80 n/a 11.5 11.5 – 11.5 August 5, 2019 No By-product of drinking water chlorination.

Haloacetic Acids 60 n/a 1.55 1.55 – 1.55 August 5, 2019 No By-product of drinking (HAA5)(ppb) water disinfection.

ENTRY POINT DISINFECTANT RESIDUALS:

Chlorine (ppm) 4 ^MinRDL 0.6 0.6 – 0.97 Daily No Water additive used 0.6 to control microbes.^Minimum Residual Disinfectant Level (MinRDL)

INORGANIC CHEMICALS:Nitrates (ppm) 10 10 3.70 2.48 – 3.70 Annually No Runoff from fertilizer use; leaching from septic systems; erosion from natural deposits.

Lead (ppb) *A.L. = 15 0 4.0 No sites exceeded June 11, 2019 No Corrosion of household the A.L. out of the plumbing systems. 10 sites sampled

Copper (ppm) *A.L.=1.3 1.3 0.323 0.032 – 0.338 June 11, 2019 No Corrosion of household plumbing systems.

*Action Levels (A.L.) are in place of Maximum Contaminate Levels (MCL’s). We had no detections of Synthetic Organic Compounds.

VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS (VOC’s):

Xylenes(Total) 10 10 0.0621 0.0621 – 0.0621 October 10, 2017 No Discharge from (ppm) petroleum factories; Discharge from chemical factories.

Toluene (ppm) 1 1 0.0011 0.0011 – 0.0011 October 10, 2017 No Discharge from petroleum factories.

Ethylbenzene 700 700 10.9 10.9 – 10.9 October 10, 2017 No Discharge from(ppb) petroleum factories.

We had no detections of Volatile Organic Compounds in our source water. The detected VOC contaminants are the result from special testing we did after repainting the interior and exterior of the water storage tank.

Terms and Abbreviations

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In this table, you will find terms and abbreviations with which you might not be familiar. To help you better understand these terms, we’ve provided the following definitions:

Action Level (AL) - The concentration of a contaminant which if exceeded triggers treatment or other requirements which a water system must follow.

n/a - not applicable.

Level 1 Assessment –A Level 1 assessment is a study of the water system to identify potential problems and determine (if possible) why total coliform bacteria have been found in our water system.

Level 2 Assessment – A Level 2 assessment is a very detailed study of the water system to identify potential problems and determine (if possible) why an E. coli MCL violation has occurred and /or why total coliform bacteria have been found in our water system on multiple occasions.

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Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) - The highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as feasible using the best available treatment technology.

Maximum Contaminant Level Goal (MCLG) - The “Goal” is the level of a contaminant in drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety.

Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level (MRDL) - The highest level of a drinking water disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is convincing evidence that addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants.

Maximum Residual Disinfection Level Goal (MRDLG) - The level of a drinking water disinfected below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MRDLGs do not reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to control microbial contaminants.

Minimum Residual Disinfectant Residual (MinRDL) - The

minimum amount of free chlorine in the water we must maintain at each entry point where the water from our wells is pumped into the distribution system.

Parts per billion (ppb) or micrograms per liter - one part per billion corresponds to one minute in 2,000 years or a single penny in $10,000,000.

Parts per million (ppm) or milligrams per liter (mg/l) - one part per million corresponds to one minute in two years or a single penny in $10,000.

PWSID - Our Pennsylvania Water Supply Identification Number.

Total Trihalomethanes (TTHMs) - A group of four chemicals that are formed along with other disinfection byproducts when chlorine or other disinfectants used to control microbial contaminants in drinking water react with naturally occurring organic and inorganic matter in water.

Treatment Technique (TT) - A required process intended to reduce the level of a contaminant in drinking water.

Consumer Confidence Report

Water System Improvements:The Authority’s goal is to provide you with a safe, consistent quality water supply. We have begun the

installation of a 100 Kilowatt generator at Well #2, along with updating the electrical controls for the well pump. We have also replaced the original water level control system for the Hillcrest Water Storage Tank with a new modern System Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system. The old system used the telephone land line system for communications, the new system utilizes the cellular data network system, eliminating the use of the land lines. These improvements will help ensure a reliable water supply in the event of prolonged outages caused by severe weather storm damage.

Lead in Drinking WaterNational events about lead exposure have generated new concerns for Pennsylvanians related to the safety of their homes

and water. The Macungie Borough Authority takes the issue of lead exposure very seriously by adhering to all federal and state regulations pertaining to the lead and copper rule, which requires that public drinking water suppliers regularly test for contaminants such as lead.

We also want you to know that infants and young children are typically more vulnerable to lead in drinking water than the general population. It is possible that lead levels at your home may be higher than at other homes in the community as a result of materials used in your home’s plumbing. If you are concerned about elevated lead levels in your home’s water, you may wish to have your water tested and flush your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before using tap water. Additional information is available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791).

The purpose of the Lead and Copper Rule is to protect public health by minimizing lead and copper levels in drinking water, primarily by making water less corrosive. When water is corrosive, the lead and copper found in plumbing materials can leach into your drinking water. Pennsylvania’s Lead and Copper Rule establishes an action level of 0.015 mg/L for lead and 1.3 mg/L for copper. An action level exceedance is not a violation but can trigger other requirements that include water quality parameter monitoring, corrosion control treatment, source water monitoring/treatment.

The Borough of Macungie is very fortunate to have quality sources of water. The water is naturally neutral, meaning it does not have corrosive properties. As a result, the borough’s lead and copper test results (see the “Water Quality Test Results” table) are well below the action levels as specified in the Lead and Copper rule. To ensure a true representation of our drinking water, the samples are drawn from taps at homes throughout the borough. These homes have to meet certain criteria such as having pipes with leaded soldered joints. Another requirement is that the water is left to stand in the pipes for a minimum of 6 hours before drawing the water out to be tested. For more information on lead in drinking water please see the following link in the internet: “http://extension.psu.edu/natural-resources/water/drinking-water/water-testing/pollutants/lead-in-drinking-water”.

Source Water Assessment A “Source Water Assessment” of our source(s) was completed by the PA Department of Environmental Protection (Pa. DEP).

A summary report of the Assessment was not yet available at time of printing of this report on the source water assessment & protection web page but will be available in the future at, “http://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/deputate/watermgt/wc/Subjects/SrceProt/SourceAssessment/default.htm”. Complete reports were distributed to municipalities, water supplier, local planning agencies and PADEP offices. Copies of the complete report are available for review at the Pa. DEP Northeast Regional Office, Records Management Unit at 2 Public Square, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711-0790.

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2020 Real Estate TaxResidents of the Borough may mail payments or pay in person by appointment to:

Cynthia Hartzell, Macungie Real Estate Tax Collector 60 S. Chestnut Street, Macungie, PA 18062

Her contact information is 610-928-0394 or cahartzelltax@outlook.com

Tax Collector’s Hours at Borough Hall - The Tax Collector will not be in the Borough Hall lobby due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please drop your taxes off in the drop box at her residence or call for assistance.

Discount Period Extension - Borough Council has extended the discount period through August 31, 2020.

Late Fee Extension - Borough Council has waived the late fees until December 31, 2020.

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Spring and Summer are just around the corner, so it’s time to start thinking about getting our lawns ready. In doing so, many people/gardeners add fertilizers and nutrients to harvest a lush green landscape capable of withstanding the Summer temperatures and dry conditions. So, what does lawn care have to do with stormwater? A lot! The fertilizers and nutrients your lawn does not absorb are washed away during a rain event. The excess fertilizer and nutrients wash into the storm drains and end up in our local streams. Excess nutrients in surface waters can harm aquatic life and habitat, cause algal blooms, and affect human health. Remember stormwater is NOT treated before it reaches our creeks and streams.

Here are some basic tips for mowing your lawn…

• Do not cut your lawn too short. Keep it cut to a minimum of 3-4 inches. Mowing too short destabilizes your lawn and can cause erosion and bare spots.

• Do not blow or sweep grass clippings into the street or storm drains.

• Mow high and leave grass clippings on the lawn. It helps improve the lawn’s health and quality, and you’re less likely to need fertilizer.

• If you fertilize in the Spring, wait until after your 3rd lawn mowing of the season. And always check the weather forecast before applying anything to your yard!

Please remember:

Storm drains drain directly to local waters with NO filters and NO treatment.

STORMWATER MATTERS…

Volunteers Needed!Would you like to become more involved in your community? There are many volunteer opportunities available in

the Borough.

3 Macungie Memorial Park is always looking for volunteers to work the concession stands and gates during cruise nights and car shows. No experience needed. If you would like to volunteer at the Park, please call the Park Manager at 610-966-4289.

3 The Garden Club is looking for volunteers to help maintain the Borough Flower Garden on Main Street. This is a very informal group of fun people who enjoy selecting flowers for planting as well as taking care of the gardens throughout the seasons. If you would like to help keep the Flower Park in beautiful condition, please call John and Jane Leeser at 610-966-2775.

3 The Borough is looking for volunteers to help maintain the bump outs on Main Street. If you would like to adopt a bump out, please call the Borough Manager at 610-966-2503.

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