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LEGAL NOTICE
Trucksville, Pa.
Zoning Ordinance.
Table of contents as follows:
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLE
I
INTRODUCTION AND ENACTMENT
Title
Enactment
Purposes
Compliance
II
DEFINITIONS OF WORDS
I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Abandoned Real Property
Abandoned Vehicles
Access Control :
Accessory Buildings in Residential Districts
Building on Through Lots
Churches and Schools
Cemeteries, Mausoleums, Crematories
Conversion of Dwellings
Deed Restrictions
Excavation of Sand Gravel, Coal or Other
Material
Existing Uses
Fences :
Garbage Disposal
Group Housing
Home Occupation
Junk Yards
Land and Water Fills, Dredging, Excavation
and Mining
Land Subject to Flooding
Living Units in Zones Other than Residential
Minimum Living Area
Mobile Homes
Non-Conforming Buildings or Structures
Non-Conforming Lots
Non-Conforming Uses of Buildings and
Structures
Nursing Homes
Obstruction to Vision at Road Intersection
Offensive Color, Design, Smoke, Noise, Etc.
Off-Street Parking and Loading
Overhanging or Extruding Projections
Parking of Trucks and Trailers
Performance Standards
Pending Application for Building Permits
Permitted Building Area
Principal Building on a Lot
Retaining Walls
Shopping Centers
Signs
Rear Dwelling and Easements Required Therewith
Road Frontage Required
Traffic Visibility Across Corner Lots
Certain Buildings and Land Use Expected
Time Limitation
Notice of Starting Work
IV
Type of Districts
Zoning Maps
Districts Boundary Lines
Conservation District
Agricultural District
Open Space District
Single-Family Residential District
Two-Family Residential District
‘Multi-Family Residential District
Mobile Home Park Residential District °
Estate Residential District
Neighborhood Commercial
General Commercial District
Industrial District
Mining District
Planned Residential Development District
V1
EXCEPTIONS AND MODIFICATIONS
Existing Lots of Record
Yards
VII
ZONING HEARING BOARD
Organization and Procedure
Applications and Appeals to the Board
Hearings
Powers and Limitations of the Board
Court Review
VIII
ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
Administration
Zoning Permits and Certificates of Occupancy
Enforcement
Complaints Regarding Violations
Schedule of Fees ;
Remedies
ar IX
AMENDMENTS TO MAP OR TEXT
General
Procedure for Change in Zoning District
X
INTERPRETATION AND VALIDITY
Interpretation
Validity
Repeal
Effective Date
NEW CATEGORYS ARE:
C. 1 Conservation Districts.
0. S. Open Space Districts.
R. 4. Mobile Home Park Districts.
R5. Estate Residential Districts.
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The Shalom Singers, a group
of youngsters from Gate of Hea-
ven Church, Dallas, have ap-
peared locally and throughout
the state at many religious ser-
vices, benefits, dinners and
conventions. They now have to
their credit a record, ‘This is
The Day, Shalom,” which they
released recently.
The songs on the record, with
the exception of ‘“This is The
Day’”’, have previously been
sung by talented artists. ‘“This
Weber Family Will
Hold Annual Reunion
The Weber Reunion will be
held Sept. 1 at the home of Lloyd
Weber, Meeker Road.
Directions to the Lloyd Weber
residence are as follows: Take
the Harveys Lake Road, 115,
approximately 1Y; miles to
Route 118. Turn left. Take
Route 118 to the center of Leh-
man. Turn right on Meeker
Road. The house is the sixth on
the left about two miles from
Lehman Center.
Call 477-5576 if there is any
difficulty in locating Mr.
Weber's residence.
Come and bring the family.
Meet the relatives!
is The Day’ was written by Bill
Cutter, a Shalom singer. The
record includes popular as well
as liturgical selections. Some of
them are ‘‘He Ain’t Heavy, He's
My Brother”, “Follow Me”,
“To Be Alive’, ¢‘‘Sabbath
Prayer”, and ‘Day by Day’.
The group began singing
three years ago at Sunday
morning Mass at the Dallas
church. Their enthusiasm and
joy of singing spread quickly
at many functions. They have
also appeared on local televis-
ion.
The Rev. Stephen McGough,
assistant pastor at Gate of Hea-
ven Church, is leader of the
group. Father McGough has
spent many hours with the
young singers, a friend as well
as an instructor. :
Bill Cutter, a soloist, com-
* posed his song just for the re-
cord. He graduated from Dallas
Senior High School in June and
will major in music at Mans-
field State College in the fall.
Song commentator Barb
Lynch, also a Dallas graduate,
will attend Lycoming College in
September.
The record is available
through Gate of Heaven
Church. It was recorded at
Roxan Sound Studio in Nanti-
coke. Shirlee Jones was music
consultant.
ville, Pa.
Table of contents as follows:
ARTICLE
I DEFINITIONS
II ADMINISTRATION
General
Permit Fee
Final Inspection
PAGE
Issuance of an Operation Permit
Renewal of an Operation Permit
Enforcement
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Parking
Roadways ;
Placement of Mobile Homes
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IV. MOBILE HOME LOT REGULATIONS
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Copy of ordinance may be seen at the Municipal Building, 11
Carverton Road Trucksville, Monday thru Friday from 8:30 A.M.
to 12 Noon and from 1 P.M. to4:30 P.M.
John Dana
Zoning Officer
34-2-C
Charles H. Long
Modular & Mobile Homes
Sweet Valley, Pa.
Phone: 477-5952 *, “rene
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One hundred twenty-two cele-
brities of stage, screen, tele-
vision, and radio have already
signed up to appear on the 1974
“New Jerry Lewis Labor Day
Telethon’’ to benefit Muscular
Dystrophy Associations of
America.
‘“That’s the largest number of
stars we’ve ever lined up for the
show this far ahead,” Jerry
Lewis said in his announce-
ment. Lewis, national chairman
of MDAA, predicted that ‘‘at
least 150 stars’’ will apear dur-
ing the telethon’s 21! hours on
the air. J
The show, originating from
the Space Center at the Hotel
Sahara in Las Vegas, with live
pickups from New York and
Nashville, will be broadcast
from 10:30 p.m. (EDT) Sept. 1
through Sept. 2, at 6:30 p.m.
over the 172 station coast-to-
coast telethon network. In this
area, the Jerry Lewis Telethon
will be broadcast for the first
time ‘over WDAU-TV, Channel
22.
Among those now slated to
join Jerry Lewis and anchor-
man Ed McMahon in Las Vegas
are Anna Maria Alberghetti,
Jack Benny, John Davidson,
Fats Domino, Chad Everett,
Totie Fields, the Mickey Finn
Show, David Hartman, Joey
Heatherton, Arte Johnson,
Steve Lawrence and Eydie
Gorme, Michel LeGrand, Jack
Lemmon, Liberace, Ida Lupino,
Johnny Mathis, Jan Murray,
Jim Nabors, Lois Nettleton,
Wayne Newton, George Segal,
Susan Strasberg, Mel Torme,
Jerry Vale and Dionne War-
wicke.
The Nashville segment of the
telethon will be hosted by John-
ny Cash. His guests will include
June Carter, Danny Davis and
the Nashville Brass, Bobby
Goldsboro, Dolly Parton and
Charlie Rich.
The New York show will be
hosted by Dorothy Collins.
Among those scheduled to
appear with her are Mu-
hammed Ali, Sammy Cahn,
Godfrey . Cambridge, Carol
“Channing, . the Electric Com-
pany, Geraldine Fitzegerald,
Gladys Knight and the Pips,
Richie Havens, Helen Hayes,
Aliza Kashi, B. B. King, La
Lupre, Julius LaRosa, Kay
Medford, Jerry Ohrbach, Soupy
Sales and Enzo Stuarti.
Behind the scenes at televis-
ion stations throughout the
country over 100,000 volunteers
will run more than 1,000 indiv-
idual pledge centers and help
station personnel put on local
cutaways slated for every hour
of the telethon.
Last year’s show broke all
Telethon records, raising a
grand total of $13,527,185 after
all pledges'were collected.
It Pays lo Advertise
Gl Headquarters
Relocated in Suburbs
UGI Corp. recently moved its
corporate headquarters from
Philadelphia to suburban
Valley Forge. Executive offices
of the diversified energy com-
pany are now located in the Ir-
win Building on Route 363, near
the junction of the Schuylkill
Expressway and Valley Forge
Interchange of the Pennsyl-
vania Turnpike. The move
involved 35 management and
supporting personnel.
In addition, approximately 20
corporate accounting personnel
will relocate to Reading, Aug.
19, completing the phase-out of
UGI facilities in Philadelphia.
Founded in Philadelphia in
1882, UGI maintained executive
offices in the 14(@Arch St.
Building, a property¥sold by the
ion with plans ‘‘to consolidate
and locate management groups
closer to business operations.”
UGI’s Gas Utility Division is
based in Reading and serves
200,000 customers in 13 eastern
Pennsylvania counties. The
Electric Utility Division in
Kingston, near Wilkes-Barre,
has 52,000 customers.
Ugite Gas Inc., a wholly-
owned subsidiary, is based in
Malvern and supplies LP-gas
(propane) and other industrial
gases to 68,000 customer .in-
stallations in eight states.
Capital Industries, Inc., pro-
ducer of single-family housing,
is headquartered in Avis, Pa.,
near Williamsport. Realty and
land development operations
also will be directed from
Valley Forge.
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