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2p a g e Manager's Letter Save the Dates 7p a g e Historical Commission

Sewer Committee6p a g e Planning CommissionCRC Tree Plantings3p a g e Board Chair Letter

Board Actions 4p a g e Fourth of July PhotosEAC Events 5p a g e Park & Rec Events

About Our Parks

Residential Guide to ZERO-SORT RECYCLING

• Scrapmetal

• Plasticbags

• Plasticlids&caps

• Plastic6-packholders

• Needlesorsyringes

• Plasticmicrowavetrays

• Frozenfood,icecreamor

frozenjuicecontainers

• Windowpanes,mirrors,

ceramics&Pyrexdishware

• Plasticsotherthan

thoselisted

• Paint,pesticides,

oil&cleansers

• Stickersoraddress

labelsheetwaste

• Waxedpaperorwaxed

cardboard

• Styrofoamorpaper

to-gocontainers

• Organicmaterial

andfoodwaste

• Electronicwaste(batteries,

cellphones,computers,etc.)

Please follow these guidelines carefully.

Pleaseflattenallcardboardboxes.Emptyandrinseall

containers.Noneedtoremove:Paperclips,stamps,addresslabels,

staples,metalfasteners,cellophaneaddresswindows,rubber

bands,spiralbindings,plastictabs.

YES

NO

SAVE THE DATESFALL 2016

Sunday, September 18, 2016Hazardous Household Waste Collection Time 9:00am–3:00pm

(www.co.delaware.pa.us)

PennStateUniversityinMedia

Saturday, October 22, 2016 Hazardous Household Waste Collection Time 9:00am–3:00pm

EmergencyServicesTrainingCenter

1600CalconHookRd.,SharonHill19079

Saturday, October 22, 2016Shredding Event Place TownshipBuilding

Time 10:00am–1:00pm

Sunday, November 6, 2016Daylight Savings Time BeginsFALLbackonehour.

Thursday, November 10, 2016Medicare SeminarTime 10:00am

Localresident,TinaGarrity,fromTri-State

SeniorConsultantswillbeatthehereto

discussMedicarehealthinsuranceplans

fortheupcomingyear.Mrs.Garrityisan

independenthealthinsurancebroker

servingMedicarebeneficiaries.Sheoffers

guidancewithenrollmentinplansthat

complimentMedicaresuchas:Medicare

Supplementalplans,MedicareAdvantage

plansandStand-AlonePrescriptionDrug

plans.Thisparticularpresentationwill

giveareviewofMedicareandwillfocus

onthedetailsofIndependenceBlueCross

MedicareAdvantageplanofferingsfor

2017.Call610.399.1917withquestions.

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Township Manager LetterHello fellow residents. Now that the lazy days of summer have passed, we find ourselves reflecting on the activities that filled our summer calendar and look forward to the events that will carry us to a new year. Our summer started with the annual Memorial Day service, where Hank Rubner, a decorated World War II veteran, shared some of his past. Mr. Rubner represents a generation of our history that resonates with great patriotism. We are so very grateful that Mr. Rubner joined us, and are as equally grateful to his fellow veterans that have served our country so that we may enjoy our freedom. A freedom that I, all too often, seem to take for granted.

Recently, I had the opportunity to spend a weekend in Washington D.C. with my family. A visit to our nation’s capital rekindled great memories from my past. My father, who was a Korean War Veteran, insisted that we go each and every year.

When I was a young boy, I didn’t quite understand why he was so passionate about this annual voyage. Being there this summer reminded me of that annual pilgrimage. It also gave me reason to reflect on my dad’s commitment to our country and what it stands for. What he, Hank Rubner, and countless others fought for—our freedom.

In a time when it seems that we are at odds over just about everything from politics to race and religion, it might be helpful to take inventory of the one thing that has made this country the envy of every other society—our freedom.

Jeff Seagraves, township manager

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER

–8TH–2016

LEAF & YARD DEBRIS PICK-UPNOVEMBER 14–17, 2016

Thoughtwe’d“leaf”youaloneaboutthisone?Notachance!

Decomposablebagsareavailableatthetownshipbuildingfor

$2.00each.Thatpricecoversthebagsandthepick-up.Justcome

in,buyyourbagsandregisteryouraddressforpickupand“leaf”

yourbaggedyardwasteonthestreet.Alternativeoptionsforall

thosepeskyleaves:creatingacompostpileortillyourleavesinto

thesoilofyourgardenbedswheretheycanactasrichmulch.

My fellow Supervisors and I would like to take this opportunity to share with you some recent activities and comments.

We are happy to announce that the Township has recently added access to the second floor of 8 Township Drive. That is the building adjacent to our municipal offices at 6 Township Dr.ive Thornbury Township Chester County currently leases the first floor and we are now looking for a tenant or tenants to occupy the second floor. The rent is negotiable with tenant fit-out. Approximately 3000sf of office space is available. Please contact Jeff Seagraves if you are interested. This is a great way for us to bring revenue into the Township and at the same time offer great office space to a resident.

Congratulations to our 2016 Scholarship Winner: Noah Yoder. Noah accepted the scholarship at our August 17, 2016 meeting (see picture below). Noah is a resident who will be missed. He has always been a willing volunteer and is attending Widener University where he will study Engineering. Good luck, Noah!

It was sad to say good bye to Kelly Daudert, our Junior Supervisor for 2016 and we wish her much success as she pursues a degree from West Chester University. Through this

program we have enjoyed getting to know Rustin High School students, our future leaders, and we look forward to introducing our 2017 Junior Supervisor to the township in January. In closing, have a great fall and we will see you around town!

Jim Raith, Chairman board of supervisors

April 20, 2016

• Resolution2016-7,conditionally

approvedthe“MettimanoPreliminary/

FinalLandDevelopmentPlan”

application,madebyAnthonyD.&

LorraineC.Mettimano,of19SkylineDr.

• Awardedthecontractfortherepairof

theLocksleyRd.culvert,toFastPipe

LiningEast,Inc.,foratotalof$18,750.

May 4, 2016

• Resolution2016-9,conditionally

approvedthe“BlackBellFarm

PreliminarySubdivisionPlan”

application,madebyVaughan&

Sautter,locatedat594CheyneyRd.

May 18, 2016

• ExtensionsgrantedontheSweetwater

RoadTractSubdivision,extendingthe

presentactiondatefrom5/24/16,to

8/22/16,andtheWillsSubdivisionfrom

5/29/16,to8/27/16,wereaccepted.

• JeffSeagravesdetailedtheAnimal

ControlAgreementwithBrandywine

VeterinaryHospital,andisbeing

finalizedalongwithothermunicipalities

joininginontheagreement.

June 1, 2016

• EagleScoutProjectsapproved:Rudy

Ricciuti(fourExerciseStationsat

ThornburyPark),AbeYoder(Bocci

BallCourtatPalmerArboretum)

andMatthewRoth(fencing

aroundtheHistoricSpringhouse).

June 15, 2016

• RobertWiltshire’sresignationfrom

theThornburyTownshipHistorical

Commissionwasapproved.

• JeffSeagravesreportedthe

contractwithBrandywine

VeterinarianHospitaltook

effect6/1/16.

RECENT BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ACTIONS

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Board Chairman Letter

Thornbury Township Founder’s Day 2016

Above: Logan Fennelly jumping for joy!Left: Chris Quinn, State House Representative elect joins the Board of Supervisors in celebrating our Township at our annual Founder’s Day celebration.Inset: Sand sculpting expert, Chuck Feld, of Sandpounder’s worked tirelessly on our logo.

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EAC WALK ON 9/24/16“INTRODUCTION TO BIRDING”

Saturday, September 24, 2016Place MeetattheGazebo

ThornburyPark

Time 1:00–2:30pm

Ages Allageswelcome!

Getanintroductiontothehobbyof

birding!Receivepointersonusing

binocularswhilelearningthebasicsof

birdidentificationandbirdcallsfroma

localexpert.Bringyourownbinoculars

ifyouhavethem.Thewalkwillbeledby

JohnMercer,ThornburyTownshipresident.

JohnleadsbirdwalksforWestChester

BirdClub,LongwoodGardensandThe

FriendsofExtonPark.Johnisafrequent

birderontheLuckenbackTrailandat

SquireCheyneyFarmPark.Childrenmust

beaccompaniedbyanadult.

EAC TRAIL MAINTENANCESCHEDULE:

Joinsusandhelpmaintainourbeautiful

walkingtrails.Volunteerforanhouror

moreandlearnaboutthegreattrail

systeminThornburyTownship.

Saturday, October 15, 2016Luckenbach Trail

Saturday, November 19, 2016Trail from Westtown Thornton Rd to

Palmer Arboretum

Saturday, December 3, 2016Barrett’s Meadow Reassessment

Place MeetatCheyneyPostOffice

onStationRd

Time 9:00am–12:00pm

Info RichWhite610.558.0380

KatieGrieco610.399.1956

LarryBarrett610.459.3231

4th of July in Thornbury Township

Mosquito Surveillance

Please take these precautionary measures:• Get rid of cans, buckets, plastic containers,

unused tires or any container that can hold water.• Clean out your gutters. Plants ,sticks and leaves

can clog gutter drains. • Drill holes outside recycling containers

so that water can drain.• Empty birdbaths• Store your wheelbarrow

in your shed or garage.• Ornamental pools should

be stocked with fish or aerated.

Tips to enjoy the outdoors: • Check your screens. Make sure

they are tight with no holes. • Dusk and dawn are mosquitos

most active periods. Limit your time outside if you can, or wear long sleeve shirts and long plants at those times.

• Put a lemon grass or citronella plant on your deck or patio.

• Bring a fan outside. Mosquitos are weak flyers and a breeze will detract them.

West Nile virus info can be found at the state website: www.westnile.state.pa.us.

At the August 3, 2016 Delaware County Council meeting, the Council approved a $46,789 grant application to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to continue its mosquito surveillance and control program, which now tests for both West Nile virus and Zika virus. To date, there have been no positive Zika mosquito tests in Delaware County, but residents are reminded to take precautions to eliminate any breeding ground for mosquitos and to protect themselves against mosquito bites.

Thanks to Dave Milowicki for capturing 2016 Fourth of July festivities!

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Parks & Recreation EventsABOUT OUR PARKS:LOCATIONS AND FEATURES

Thornbury Township boasts five public parks. We invite you to enjoy!

Barrett's Meadow30 acres at Creek & Tanguy Roads

Walk the trail and enjoy the naturally occurring wild flowers in the spring and summer.

Bonner Park65 acres on Blossom Hill Road

Visit the historic Frazer Ruins and an old, unused quarry. Enjoy plenty of good hiking.

Martin Park45 acres on Stony Bank Road

Home to our Annual Fishing Derby. Enjoy plenty of walking, picnicking, and fishing.

Palmer Arboretum21 acres on Brinton Lake Road

Climb on the giant adirondack chairs, play hopscotch, walk trails, and enjoy a picnic.

Thornbury Park56 acres at Glen Mills & Thornton Roads

Home to many of our Township events. Enjoy scenic walking and running paths, basketball and tennis courts, playground equipment, the pavilion, and much more.

Comments or questions:ContactSusanDaudert

at610.399.8383x101or

susan@thornbury.org.

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Friday, September 9, 20164th Friday Movie & FireworksPlace ThornburyPark

Time 7:00pm

Friday, September 23, 2016Kids Paint NightArt teacher, Annie Seagraves will be teaching your little Picassos. Sign up online. 15 students max with preference to residents.Ages 5–10yearsold

Place TownshipMeetingRoom

Time 6:00–8:00pm

Fee $15.00perchild(residents)

$25.00perchild(non-resident)

Saturday, October 15, 2016Annual Fishing DerbyMartin Creek Park will be stocked and ready for all. Must be a resident to win prizes.Place MartinParkonStoneyBankRoad

Time 9:00am

Sunday, October 23, 2016Annual Halloween Parade & Fall FestivalDon’t miss this hometown tradition. Join us at Thornbury Park for some favorite autumn activities: pie baking contest, carving pumpkins, hay rides, games and making scarecrows. Bring your own scarecrow outfit and carving tools. Daffodil Bulb Pick up is at the Fall Festival.Place ParadestartsatYellowHouse

ParkingLotonGlenMillsRoad

FestivalisatThornburyPark

Time 1:00pm

FALL SENIOR EVENTS:Thursday, October 20, 2016Senior Fall LuncheonBring a new senior Township resident and you are eligible for a prize.Place ThornburyTwp.MunicipalBldg.

Time 12:00pm

RSVP Susanat610.399.8383x101

oremailsusan@thornbury.org

Friday, November 18, 2016Senior Wine TastingPlace GraceWinery

Time 3:00–5:00pm

Friday, October 14, 2016Friday, November 4, 2016Parents Night Out! (PNO)Ms. Cindy and Mr. Chris will do crafts, sing songs and enjoy pizza!Place TownshipMeetingRoom

Time 6:00pm–9:00pm

Fee $10.00perchild(residents)

$20.00perchild(non-resident)

Thursday, December 1, 2016Wreath Decorating Wreath, decorations and advice are included. Register online beginning 11/9/16. Registration ends 11/23/16.Time 6:00pm

Fee $10.00

Saturday, December 3, 2016Annual Tree LightingRefreshments will be served. See Santa!Place ThornburyPark

Time 5:00pm

Saturday, December 10, 2016Thornbury Holiday ExpressTickets are sold at the Township building beginning 11/14/16. Must be a resident. Six ticket maximum. Fee $5.00

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Subdivision and Land DevelopmentPolnerow Land Development Plan, 26 Westtown

Rd.:Thisplanproposesalargebarn.Discussion

wasscheduledtobeginattheAprilmeeting,

butwastabledtotheMaymeeting.AttheMay

meeting,waivers,landscaping,andthehistoric

propertywasdiscussed.Oncetheapplicant

obtainsarecommendationfromtheTownship

HistoricCommitteeandprovidesadditional

engineeringinformation,discussionwillresume.

Daniels Subdivision, Minor Preliminary

Subdivision Plan, 425 Thornton Rd.:Theplan

proposesa2-lotsubdivisionona5acreproperty.

DiscussionbeganattheJuly,2015meeting.

PreliminaryplansweresubmittedinOctober,

2015.Frontage,lot-widthrequirements,and

right-of-wayswerediscussedattheDecember,

2015meeting.Obtainingavariance,public

water/sewer,andtreeswerediscussedatthe

January,2016meeting.Arevisedplanwas

submittedanddiscussedattheJuly,2016

meetingatwhichtimethemembersvoted

torecommendapproval,contingentupon

satisfactorytreereplacementand

otherconditions.

Crane Tract, Preliminary Plan, Major Subdivision,

105 Stoney Bank Rd.:Theplanproposesto

subdivide55acresinto29lots(23lotstothe

eastofStoneyBankRd.and4lotstothewest

ofStoneyBankRd.),27beingresidentialwith

2servingasopenspace.Discussionbegan

May,2013.Theproposedcommondriveway,

emergencyaccess,steepslopes,landscape

buffer,andthestormwaterbasinwerediscussed

attheFebruary,2016meeting.Discussionwill

continueoncerevisedplansarereceived.

Morgan/Coyle Land Development Plan, 19

and 23 Bennetts La.: TheMorgan’spropose

tobuildahomeat19Bennett’sLa.,andalso

proposeashareddrivewiththeCoyle’sat23

Bennett’sLa.,insteadofthedrivewaylocation

markedontheoriginalsubdivisionplan.This

itemwasfirstdiscussedattheMaymeetingin

whichthePlanningCommissionmotionedto

recommenddenialofthisplan.Theapplicant

returnedattheJunemeetingwithanewplan

thatwasdiscussed.AttheJuly13,2016meeting,

afterdiscussingthedrivewayslopeandtree

replacementissuesthemembersmotioned

torecommendapprovalwithconditions.

OrdinancesPipeline Regulations Ordinance Amendments:

ThisitemwasfirstdiscussedinFebruary,2015.

AttheSept.2015meetingSunoco’sMariner

EastPipelineProjectwasdiscussedandhow

itaffectedThornburyTwp.AttheFebruary,

2016meeting,aCommonPleascourtcasewas

discussed,aswellassetbacks,treereplacement,

andbuffers.AttheJuly13,2016meeting,the

PlanningCommissionmembersmotionedto

sendadraftZoningOrdinanceAmendment

andadraftSubdivision/LandDevelopment

OrdinanceAmendmenttotheBoardof

Supervisorsfortheirreview.

Sign Ordinance Amendment:AttheJune

meeting,theamendmentwasdiscussedand

themembersvotedinfavorofrecommending

adoptionofthedraftSignOrdinance,last

revised5/9/16.

VMDT Curative Amendment, 282 Dilworthtown

Rd.:Thisitemwasfirstdiscussedatthe

Maymeeting.Theapplicantischallenging

theTownship’sordinance.Theyproposea

commercial8,100sq.ft.2storybuildingfor

vehiclepreparation,sales,andmaintenance,

withacrossingbuilttohandlevehiclestorage.

Theapplicant’ssketchplanwasdeniedbythe

PlanningCommissioninFebruary.AttheJune

meeting,themembersvotedtodenyVMDT’s

challengetothevalidityoftheZoningOrdinance

atsetforthintheirCurativeAmendment

Petitionandproposedordinance,andadopt

therecommendationoftheDelawareCounty

PlanningCommission,datedApril21,2016.

ResidentsareinvitedtoattendPlanning

Commissionmeetingsheldonthe2nd

Wednesdayofthemonthat7pm.

Planning CommissionDAFFODIL DAY: BULB PICK-UP IS 10/23

CHESTER RIDLEY CRUM WATERSHEDS ASSOCIATIONTREE PLANTINGS

Don’tforgettoorderyourDaffodilbulbs!

Placeyourbulborderonlineorcome

intotheTownship

building.Thecostis

$5.00for20bulbs.

Orderscanbepickedup

attheFallFestivalon

SundayOctober23rdat

ThornburyPark.(Orders

mustbepaidforbefore

pickup.)Enhanceyour

yardandtheTownshipwithoursignature

flower.Plantthemalongthestreetso

everyonecanenjoythem.

All are welcome!

Saturday, October 1, 2016, 9:00amSmedley Park,

Nether Providence/Springfield

Saturday, October 15, 2016, 9:00am Serpentine Preserve in Willistown

Saturday, October 22, 2016, 9:00amDarlington Trail in Middletown Township

12th Annual CRC Awards DinnerThursday, November 3, 2016, 6:00pm

White Manor Country Club

Mary Taylor Frazer’s War: A testament to tenacity and courageOn September 11, 1777, the Battle of Brandywine took place just five miles from here. Colonel Persifor Frazer commanded a regiment of soldiers, fighting almost in his own backyard. His wife, Mary Taylor Frazer boldly faced British troops as they plundered the farm. On September 13, 1777 British soldiers surrounded the Frazer Farm. They hoped to capture Colonel Frazer and seize American supplies that they believed were hidden there. Mary’s children, servants, and an injured American soldier escaped into the woods. Mary and her slave Rachel remained to protect the home. The soldiers took food, clothing, horses, liquor, and a precious store of salt. Mary resisted British orders to help them find supplies. She hid important papers and valuable family

heirlooms. By her own account years later, she confronted looting soldiers and made them return some of the stolen items. Her defiant resistance made her a local heroine. British troops captured Colonel Frazer after the Battle of Brandywine and held him in Philadelphia’s new jail on Walnut Street. Mary risked the trip into the British held city several times to visit him. She even smuggled a letter to George Washington from her imprisoned husband. As a result, Washington was able to gain somewhat better treatment for American Prisoners. During the winter when the army lay at Valley Forge Mary rode far and near on horseback collecting all she could from friends and neighbors, to help supply the wants of the poor soldiers; and these she repeatedly took to the Camp herself. Visit this historical resource in Bonner Park for more information.

“When the well is dry, we will know the worth of water” – Ben Franklin

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Historical Commission Letter

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SEWER COMMITTEEINFORMATION

Thechangeinseasonisalwaysagreat

timetoperformmaintenanceand

inspectionsofyoursewerandseptic

systems.Septicandgrinderpumpsystems

needtobemonitoredtoensurethatthey

workproperlythroughouttheirservice

lives.Whenthesesystemsareproperly

maintainedandoperated,theyeffectively

reduceoreliminatemosthumanhealth

orenvironmentalthreatsposedby

pollutantsinhouseholdwastewater.When

theyfail,theycancontaminatesurface

watersandgroundwaterwithdisease-

causingpathogensandnitrates.Avoid

allowingstrongchemicals,oils,diapers,

plasticsetc.fromenteringyouronsiteand

pumpsystems.

Beforeanissuearises,itmaybebestto

contactyourserviceprovidersaboutany

recommendedpreventativemaintenance

orback-updevicesthatmaybeavailable.

Itisimportanttonotethatfoulodor

isnotalwaysthefirstsignofa

malfunctioningsepticsystem.Youshould

callasepticprofessionalifyounoticeany

ofthefollowing:wastewaterbackingup

intothehouseholddrains,brightgreen

andspongygrassinthedrainfield—

evenafterdryweather,poolingwater

ormuddysoilaroundyoursepticsystem

orinyourbasement,andastrongodor

aroundtheseptictankanddrainfield.

ForthosewithE/Onegrinderpumps,

wesuggestcheckingoutwww.eone.

comformonitoringandmaintenance

informationorcallinganauthorized

servicerepresentative.SiteSpecificDesign

islistedastheserviceproviderfor

EasternPennsylvania.Theirnumberis

(800)295-8853.

Delaware County Chamber of Commerce Events

Thursday, September 22, 2016 Fall 2016 Career FairPlace TalenEnergyStadium

1StadiumDrive,Chester,PA19063

Time 6:00am–3:00pm

Coming Soon: CPR CoursePlace TownshipMeetingRoom

Time ToBeDetermined

Fee Complimentsofthe

ThornburyTownshipBoard

ofSupervisors

Info Detailstocomeonourwebsite.

Ifinterested,callSusanat

610.399.8383x101or

emailsusan@thornbury.org

Saturday, October 8, 2016 Six Degrees of Delco By Rotaryof Central Delaware County

A“oneofakind”eveningeventcelebrating

theconnectionourregionhastotheheritage,

longstandingbusinesses,organizations,

schools,firstresponders,diversity,history,

families,andcommunitiesthroughout

DelawareCounty.Thisspecialgatheringwillbe

anighttimepartycelebrationtorecognizeboth

thenostalgicstoriesandiconicinstitutionsthat

havebecomeastapletoourhistoricalcounty

alongwithitsmodernprogression.

Place TeamToyotaofGlenMills

1050BaltimorePk,GlenMills,PA19342

Time 7:00pm–11:00pm

Info 610.952.2922

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STAFF & OFFICIALS

Township Manager

Jeffrey T. Seagraves: 610.399.8383 x104

Licenses & Inspection

Susan Daudert: 610.399.8383 x101

Code Enforcement Officer

Tim Durham: 610.399.8383 x103

Public Works

Lindsey Price: 610.399.8383 x106

Tax Collector

Willard McMullin: 610.459.8475

WC Area School District: 484.266.1000

State Senator (9th District)

Elect: Tom Killion

U.S. Representative (7th District)

Pat Meehan: 202.225.2011

U.S. Senators

Pat Toomey: 202.224.4254

Bob Casey, Jr.: 202.224.6324

District Justice

Honorable Wendy B. Roberts Esquire

District Court 32-2-49

Magisterial District Court 32-2-49

610.558.3605

BOARD MEETINGS

Board of Supervisors

1st & 3rd Wednesdays: 7:00pm

James Raith, Chairman

James Kelly, Vice Chairman

Sheri Perkins, Supervisor

Zoning Hearing Board

1st Monday (if needed): 7:00pm

Environmental Advisory Council

3rd Thursday: 7:00pm

Park & Recreation Board

4th Tuesday: 7:00pm

Historical Commission

3rd Tuesday: 7:00pm

Planning Commission

2nd Wednesday: 7:00pm

Sewer Committee

4th Thursday: 7:00pm

CONTACT 6 Township Drive, Cheyney, PA 19319

tel 610.399.8383 fax 610-399-3162

www.thornbury.org

Mon through Fri, 8:30am – 4:30pm

THORNBURY TOWNSHIP, DELAWARE COUNTYc a l e n d a r , m e e t i n g s a n d c o n t a c t s

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WCASD Schools Closed .....................................9|2Zoning Hearing Board Mtg ............................9|5WCASD Schools Closed .....................................9|5Township Office Closed ....................................9|5Board of Supervisors Mtg ...............................9|7Movie &Fireworks in the Park .......................9|9Planning Commission Mtg ......................... 9|14

Board of Supervisors Mtg ............................ 11|2Parents Night Out ......................................... 11|4Zoning Hearing Board Mtg ......................... 11|7Township Office Closed ................................. 11|8VOTE! ................................................................ 11|8Planning Commission Mtg ......................... 11|9Medicare Seminar at 10:00am ................11|10

Wreath Decorating .................................................12|1

Tree Lighting .............................................................12|3

Township Office Closed ...............................11|11Leaf Pick Up ........................................... 11|14–17Senior Fall Lunch ..........................................11|17Senior Wine Tasting ....................................11|18Park & Recreation Board Mtg ...................11|22Township Office Closed ....................... 11|24–25

Holiday Express ......................................................12|10

Zoning Hearing Board Mtg ........................ 10/3Board of Supervisors Mtg ........................... 10/5Township Office Closed ...............................10|10Planning Commission Mtg .......................10|12Parents Night Out .......................................10|14Fishing Derby ................................................10|15Board of Supervisors Mtg ..........................10|19

Environmental Advisory Council Mtg ...... 9|15Parents Night Out ......................................... 9|16Board of Supervisors Mtg ............................ 9|21Sewer Committee Mtg. ................................ 9|22Kids Paint Night ............................................. 9|23Park & Recreation Mtg ................................. 9|27

Environmental Advisory Council Mtg ....10|20Senior Lunch .................................................10|20Shredding Event at the Township Bldg ..10|22Fall Festival Thornbury Park ......................10|23Park & Recreation Board Mtg ...................10|25Sewer Committee Mtg ...............................10|27

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

RUSTIN HIGH SCHOOLImportant Dates8|29|16

firstdayofschool

9|2&5|16

SchoolsClosed

9|6|16, 4–8pm

SeniorPortraitsforthe

classof2017

4-8pm

9|14|16, 7pm

OpenHouse

9|22|16

TwoHourDelay

9|30|16

HalfDayforallstudents

10|3&12|16

SchoolsClosed