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    Sunday, March 25, 2012
THE DALLAS POST
PAGE 5
By SARAH HITE
shite@mydallaspost.com
Borough council passed sever-
the spring and summer months
at a meeting Wednesday.
The 2012 Spring Cleanup Pro-
ject will be held from May 7-12.
Hours are 7:30 am. to 6 p.m.
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Fire ordinance discussed
By GERI GIBBONS
Dallas Post Correspondent
Application of the existing
fire ordinance was a topic at
Tuesday night’s meeting of the
supervisors.
Chris Vincelli, Elmcrest Park
developer, wants to utilize a
controlled fire to clear land
within that development, but is
unsure if the idea falls under the
exceptions of the ordinance.
Solicitor Thomas Brennan
wants to consult with zoning of-
ficer Carl Alber before making a
final determination on the mat-
ter.
Supervisor Frank Wagner
cautioned that, even if con-
trolled fire is approved, the fire
department is required to be
present to insure safety.
The supervisors approved a
UGI Energy services contract
for April to March 2013 applies
to all township buildings, which
delineates a “lock-in price” over
the term of the contract.
The supervisors also ap-
proved a resolution that will
limit the township’s responsib-
ility for mail boxes damaged by
township snowplows. Wagner
said, “PennDOT doesn’t do it,
and neither will we.”
The board also discussed at
length a natural gas compressor
station and metering station
scheduled to be installed within
the township later this year. Su-
pervisors expressed concern at
the increased noise that such in-
stallations would cause.
Tom Doughton, township en-
gineer, said he will look into
gathering a baseline noise level
at the site of the compressors
before they are functional so
that noise regulations can be
more easily enforced in the fu-
ture.
The board also noted that at-
torney Gregory Szallar, repre-
senting Acacia Services LLC,
requested a postponement of a
hearing for approval of an inter-
municipal transfer of a liquor li-
cense and that the rescheduled
hearing will be held at 7 p.m. on
Tuesday, April 3.
a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the mu-
nicipal building at 25 Main St.
The following fee schedule
was approved: cars, small and
mid-size SUVs and minivans
must purchase a $10 coupon for
unlimited entry; small pick-up
trucks and full-size and large
SUVs must purchase a $15 for
each entry; fullsize pickup
trucks, utility trailers and cargo
vans less than one ton must pur-
chase a $25 coupon for each en-
try; and large vehicles weighing
more than one ton must purchase
a $90 coupon for a one entry lim-
it.
Bulky furniture and large ap-
pliances will require an addition-
al fee of $5 per item. A limited
number of commercial tires will
be accepted and require an addi-
tional fee of $3 per tire. Electron-
ics are not accepted.
Council awarded a bid for
waste containers to be utilized at
the spring cleanup to Stell Enter-
prises Inc., of Plains Township,
for the bid amount of $485 per 40-
yard container used and a haul-
ing charge of $150 per unused
container.
Council also approved rules
and set the date for the curbside
yard waste collection program in
the borough, which will begin the
week of May 14, weather permit-
ting. A $25 permit fee is required,
which allows residents to have
the equivalent of two 25-gallon
recycling containers of yard
waste collected weekly through-
ouncil prepares for spring and summer
out the program.
Council authorized the bor-
ough manager to submit an appli-
cation for a special events permit
to the state Department of Trans-
portation for the annual Daddow-
Isaacs American Legion Post 672
Memorial Day parade set for 9 to
11 a.m. on May 28 with a rain date
of June 2.
Council approved the closing
of Spring Street between Machell
and Norton avenues in conjunc-
tion with the Gate of Heaven Par-
ish Annual Bazaar, to be held
from 5 to 10 p.m. June 21-23.
The borough will seek permis-
sion from PennDOT to hang a
banner over Route 415 within the
borough in conjunction with the
2012 Back Mountain Memorial
Library Auction to be held July
5-8.
The following roads will be
marked as one way during that
time: Franklin Street from Hunts-
ville Road towards Main Street,
Lehman Avenue from Machell
Avenue toward Huntsville Road
and Norton Avenue from Hunst-
ville Road toward Machell Ave-
nue.
Council hired the following
seven recreation counselors for
the 2012 Recreation Program:
Abigail Bachman, Kelly Smith,
Stephen Zapoticky, Elyse Klemm
and Jessica English at a returning
employee rate of $8 per hour and
Dana Krawetz and Christopher
Dillon at a new hire rate of $7.75
per hour.
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Maria Cinti, the reigning Miss
Luzerne County (Miss America
scholarship system) is coordinat-
ing a Zumbathon fundraiser for
the Children’s Miracle Network
from 10:45 to 2 p.m. on April 7 at
the Dallas Middle School gymna-
sium.
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3 classes, one every hour on the
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ur, with six different certified
Zumba instructors, including the
Back Mountain’s own Gina
Boyle, along with Kaitlyn Carr,
Jessica Holzi, Jessica Standish,
Christine and Beth Feist.
A $10 per person class/day fee
is required with 100 percent of
the profits donated to Children’s
Miracle Network.
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Luzerne County and event organizer; Thomas Duffy, principal , Dallas Middle School; Cole Dixon,
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