8 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Thursday, April 25, 2002
Street — Dallas High School will
road would result in more
traffic, and said it would also
provide drivers along Manor
Drive with a tempting shortcut
to Carverton Road.
“An access road would now
provide drivers (who want to get
to Eighth Street) with a nice
shortcut through (Sunrise Es-
tates), and the residents of that
development and myself, as
well, don't want to see that
happen. That is not an alterna-
tive as I see it. But if the
(Kingston Township) Supervi-
sors say I have to do it, I will.”
; e concerns of
e surrounding
ommunities.
John Halbing
Developer
Halbing instead thought the
installation of an emergency ac-
cess road, with a gate that
would take only seconds for
emergency personnel to open,
would be a better fit, and would
benefit both subdivisions in an
emergency.
The developer said since Sun-
rise Estates has only one road
into the development, emer-
gency access between Windsor
Farms and the existing neigh-
borhood would provide a back-
up entrance for both.
“Unfortunately, because of
the placement of (Windsor
Farms), we don’t have a choice,”
said Halbing. “I'm very aware of
the concerns of the surround-
ing communities.
“My first concern is with my
44 customers, and second with
the surrounding homes. We
must take all of these things
into consideration, and come
up with the best possible solu-
tion.”
Steever also voiced concerns
over what she said were waivers
given to developments that had
only one means of entry and
exit. She said the township
subdivision ordinance requires
developments to have two
yarns HV Rd
Manor Dr.
2,
Approximate boundary
memes | ssmmmm Of proposed Windsor
Farms subdivision
Approximate location of
proposed access road
This is an depiction of the proposed Windsor Farms subdivision and its relationship to nearby develop-
ments.
means of entry and exit.
But Township Supervisor
John Versari said after speak-
ing to township Zoning Officer
Ben Gorey, there are no ordi-
nances of that nature on record
in the township. |
“There is no ordinance stating
that a development is required
to have two means of entry and
exit,” said Versari. “Maple Crest
was developed within the last
five years, and it only has one
entrance and exit.”
Versari proposed a 40-day ex-
tension before a decision will be
made on the Windsor Farms
“There is no
ordinance stating
that a development
is § regulod to have
Hh kon means of
| John Vorserl
Township Supervisor
relminaTy plans, which
passed unopposed, at the
board’s special meeting of the
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township Board of Supervisors
April 19.
The proposal overturned an
earlier vote by the board, which
denied Halbing and his associ-
ates a 30-day extension before
the Supervisors would decide
on approving the subdivisions
preliminary plans or not.
“After reading different situa-
tions throughout the country
similar to this one, our legal
counsel recommended ‘that we
should take that avenue,” said
Versari. “It would also give (Hal-
bing) extra time to rectify the
problems in his original plan.”
Dallas High School will pre-
sent “Our Town,” by Thornton
Wilder on Friday, April 26 and
Saturday, April 27 in the high
school auditorium. In his pre-
sentation of a town at the turn
of the last century, Wilder ‘has
represented in a universal and
simple way our town, this town,
every town.
The Stage Manager tells us
“This is the way we were... at the
beginning of the Twentieth Cen-
tury. This is the way we were —
in our growing up and in our
marrying, and in our living and
in our dying.” Wilder portrays
life simply and illuminates pat-
terns of human experience that
remain unchanged in the face of
time.
The cast includes Stage Man-
ager (Narrator) Michael Miller;
Dr. Gibbs, Brad Lothridge; Joe
Crowell, Brian Ziller; Howie
Newsome, Bob Murphy; Mrs.
Gibbs, Kristen Vodzak:; Mrs.
Webb, Laura Vodzak; George
Gibbs, Ken Bauer, Rebecca
Misericordia
present ‘Our Town’
Gibbs, Christine Zavaskas; Wal-
ly Webb, Amy Vodzak; Emily
Webb, Christy Williams; Profes-
sor Willard, Adam Morgan; Mr.
Webb, Mike Swartwood; Woman
in the Audience, Emily Nagy,
Man in the Auditorium, Jason
Jolley; Lady in the Audience,
Sarah Klug; Simon Stimson,
Adam Morgan; Mrs. Soames,
Sarah Klug; Constable Warren,
Adam Pajka; SI Crowell, Brian
Ziller; Samanatha Craig, Emily
Nagy, Joe Stoddard, Jason Jol-
ley; Mrs. Cartwright, Tiffany
Gergel; Mrs. Martha Newsome,
Megan Vodzak; Silas Peckham,
Corey Phillips; Anita Hersey,
Laura Raczkowski.
Production staff includes Di-
rector Mrs. Elaine Bauer, Assis-
tant Director Miss Audrey Ide,
Student Assistant Emily Nagy,
Stage Manager Adam Pajka,
crew: Andy McGee, and Megan
Riley. Our Town is performed
each night at 8 p.m. Tickets are
$3 and may be purchased at the
door.
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tion of lacrosse and track and
field, now this new complex, is
another sign of the College's
commitment to intercollegiate
athletics.”
The sports that will use the
new field include men’s and
women’s lacrosse, men’s and
women’s soccer, field hockey
and track and field. Funding for
this project is provided by the
College’s Advancing the Vision
fundraisthg campaign. Now
nearing completion, the cam-
paign stands at $4.6 million.
When complete, the new An-
derson Field Complex will join
the Anderson Sports and Health
Center, constructed in: 1993.
The Center is a 78,000 square-
foot multi-purpose facility com-
plete with a competitive wood
floor, three cross courts, a syn-
thetic surfaced indoor running
track and a six-lane, NCAA com-
petitive pool with observation
deck. The building also houses
classrooms and teaching labs
for College Misericordia’s Occu-
pational Therapy and Physical
Therapy departments as well as
the Athletic department offices.
Kingston Township to appoint fifth supervisor
A special meeting of the Board of Supervisors will be held at 7
p.m. in the meeting room, Kingston Township Municipal Building,
180 East Center St., Shavertown, on Thursday, April 25, to appoint
an additional member of the Board of Supervisors, to fill a vacancy
created by the death of William Tippett. The meeting may also ad-
dress general business purposes.
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