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| Carroll Citizens for Sensible Growth is a not for profit, community group of concerned citizens, who are active in the Northern York Area. We believe that all people have a right to clean air, pure water, and to the preservation of the natural, scenic, historic and aesthetic values of the environment. Pennsylvania's public and natural resources are the common property of all the people, including generations yet to come. We believe that everyone is entitled to adequate public facilities these include but are not limited to WATER, SEWER, FIRE, POLICE, EMS, TRANSPORTATION and SCHOOLS. We believe in controlled, organized development not SPRAWL |
| Northern York County, Pennsylvania Carroll Citizens for Sensible Growth PO. Box 331 Dillsburg, Pa. 17019 WWW.CarrollCitizens.com Email CarrollCitizens Phone - (717) 432-2211 (717 432-9497 |
| Donations, Contributions can be sent to Carroll Citizens for Sensible Growth PO. Box 331 Dillsburg, Pa. 17019 |
| Manpower: Total 42 Hours CCSG – Brad Pealer(4 hrs), Deana Weaver(4 hrs) Agape Center (Messiah College) – 17 volunteers (2 hrs) Debris Removed: Estimated 1,500 lbs 10 tires Lumber – one complete truckload 1 console stereo 3 tarps 26 (30gl) bags of trash 8 (30gl) bags of recyclables 1 couch 50 lbs of scrap metal (recycled) 70 lbs of broken concrete block |
| Congratulations to Carroll Citizens for Sensible Growth for being the recipient of the PA CleanWays Community Cleaning Award for the eastern region of the state. The work your organization has done in the Northern York County region has certainly benefited the area and has helped keep Pennsylvania beautiful. View full Press release here |
Municipal Gov’ts: (referral for assistance came from Carroll Twnshp)
Funding: SRBC/WAY $978.91
Volunteers: 24 (2 full-time/ Ernie Bucher and Brad Pealer)
Man Hours: 440
Total Tonnage collected: 83.78 Tons
Scrap Metal (J&K Salvage) – 55.03 tons (110,060 lbs in 14 containers)
Trash (Waste Management) – 28.75 tons (4 containers)
Reported weight does not include the following items discarded separately:
33 tires
13 car batteries
1 500-gl underground propane tank
18 20-gl propane tanks
3 truck shells
1 steel flatbed trailer
6 vehicles (4 cars, 2 vans)
1 horse trailer
Funding: SRBC/WAY $978.91
Volunteers: 24 (2 full-time/ Ernie Bucher and Brad Pealer)
Man Hours: 440
Total Tonnage collected: 83.78 Tons
Scrap Metal (J&K Salvage) – 55.03 tons (110,060 lbs in 14 containers)
Trash (Waste Management) – 28.75 tons (4 containers)
Reported weight does not include the following items discarded separately:
33 tires
13 car batteries
1 500-gl underground propane tank
18 20-gl propane tanks
3 truck shells
1 steel flatbed trailer
6 vehicles (4 cars, 2 vans)
1 horse trailer
FINAL REPORT Chestnut Grove Rd, Dillsburg, PA 17019 March 24, 2004 to 15 July, 2004
November 13 2008 CCSG receives Cleanways Award CleanWays - Awards
February 28 2009 - CCSG and Students clean up before snowstorm.
October 2008 Developer makes a mess
Messiah Collage crew - Dogwood Run
April 2008 Fishers Run
1 washing machine (out of Fisher's Run at Logan Park)
1 metal barrel (20 gl)
1 stove & 200#'s of scrap metal (out of an old dump site along Dogwood Run)
2 40-gl bags of recyclables (from along roadways)
(all the above was turned in to CT for recycling)
12 40-gl bags of non-recyclable litter
2 tires w/out rims (out of Fisher's Run)
550#'s of ceramic tile buried in a retention pond
BY-THE-ROAD RPT:
Campground Rd - 6 bgs
Spring Lane Rd - 3 bgs
Dogwood Ln - 2 bgs
Mountain Rd - 3 bgs
1 washing machine (out of Fisher's Run at Logan Park)
1 metal barrel (20 gl)
1 stove & 200#'s of scrap metal (out of an old dump site along Dogwood Run)
2 40-gl bags of recyclables (from along roadways)
(all the above was turned in to CT for recycling)
12 40-gl bags of non-recyclable litter
2 tires w/out rims (out of Fisher's Run)
550#'s of ceramic tile buried in a retention pond
BY-THE-ROAD RPT:
Campground Rd - 6 bgs
Spring Lane Rd - 3 bgs
Dogwood Ln - 2 bgs
Mountain Rd - 3 bgs
May 2008
Day One: Pin Oak to Mumper Lane
4-40gl bgs (mostly beverage containers & plastic grocery bgs)
2 tires w/ rims (one to be retrieved – set aside along bank)
Total pounds: approx 250#’s
Day Two: Mumper Lane to Ore Bank Road
5-40gl bgs (mostly beverage containers & plastic grocery bgs)
1 race car tire & one swing set (to be retrieved – tire set aside along bank/swing in logjam)
Total pounds: approx 200#’s
Day Three: Ore Bank Road to Chestnut Grove Road
(still to do –estimates for report, based on property owner survey)
Dumpsite reported – coke machine among debris
Anticipating 4 bgs from watershed in addition to dumpsite cleanup to exceed 500#’s
- will report as soon as completed (planned to complete by May 30)
CCSG also coordinated a planting of 40 trees at Coover Park along Dogwood Run on May 17th:
South Mountain Elementary K-Kids Club (Kiwanis) provided 12 volunteers.
Trees donated by York County Conservation District.
Day One: Pin Oak to Mumper Lane
4-40gl bgs (mostly beverage containers & plastic grocery bgs)
2 tires w/ rims (one to be retrieved – set aside along bank)
Total pounds: approx 250#’s
Day Two: Mumper Lane to Ore Bank Road
5-40gl bgs (mostly beverage containers & plastic grocery bgs)
1 race car tire & one swing set (to be retrieved – tire set aside along bank/swing in logjam)
Total pounds: approx 200#’s
Day Three: Ore Bank Road to Chestnut Grove Road
(still to do –estimates for report, based on property owner survey)
Dumpsite reported – coke machine among debris
Anticipating 4 bgs from watershed in addition to dumpsite cleanup to exceed 500#’s
- will report as soon as completed (planned to complete by May 30)
CCSG also coordinated a planting of 40 trees at Coover Park along Dogwood Run on May 17th:
South Mountain Elementary K-Kids Club (Kiwanis) provided 12 volunteers.
Trees donated by York County Conservation District.
Spring 2008 South Mountain Elementary K-Kids Club - Coover Park tree planting
October 10, 2007
Aggrite - ASH - American Ash Recycling
NEWS FLASH Oct 10, 2007
Department of Environmental Protection Denies York
County ASH Recycling Permit
American Ash Recycling Product Failed to Meet
Beneficial Use Standards;
Faced Numerous Complaint Issues Under General
Permit More here
Aggrite - ASH - American Ash Recycling
NEWS FLASH Oct 10, 2007
Department of Environmental Protection Denies York
County ASH Recycling Permit
American Ash Recycling Product Failed to Meet
Beneficial Use Standards;
Faced Numerous Complaint Issues Under General
Permit More here
| 50,000 tons Of AGGRITE in Franklin Township |
2009 Spring Cleanup Messiah crew
August 28 2009 Cleanup
Click on Picture for larger view!!!!
| August 28 2009 A HUGE THANKS to all CCSG Volunteers & Donors, who have helped us to exceed the Milestone of 100 Tons of debris removed from Northern York County watersheds since 2003!! ...... View report from 03-09 |
Thursday, April 23, 2009
22 Volunteers
68 Man Hours
Approx. 500 lbs: 50# SCRAP METAL & 34 bgs of trash collected from:
Ore Bank Rd, Golf Course Rd, Chestnut Grove Road, Fishers Run,
Retention Pond & Field @/behind Rt15/GIANT Center, Rocky Ridge
Rd on North Branch Bermudian creek.
Municipalities: Carroll Township and Franklin Township
22 Volunteers
68 Man Hours
Approx. 500 lbs: 50# SCRAP METAL & 34 bgs of trash collected from:
Ore Bank Rd, Golf Course Rd, Chestnut Grove Road, Fishers Run,
Retention Pond & Field @/behind Rt15/GIANT Center, Rocky Ridge
Rd on North Branch Bermudian creek.
Municipalities: Carroll Township and Franklin Township
On Thursday, April 19, ten staff members from Messiah
College participated in the 2007 Great PA Clean Up
effort in Carroll Township. The volunteers covered
nearly 5 miles of roadways and collected a total of
twenty-seven bags of debris, including eleven of
recyclable materials.
(Approximate weight: 250#’s)
Photo:
Messiah's PA Clean Up volunteers were Paula
Maynard, Carol Hostetter, Carol Theis, Angie Miller,
Tom Hale, Kathy Gates, Joanna Hadley-Evans, Jill
Poole, Karen Helm, and Barry Goodling (not in photo).
College participated in the 2007 Great PA Clean Up
effort in Carroll Township. The volunteers covered
nearly 5 miles of roadways and collected a total of
twenty-seven bags of debris, including eleven of
recyclable materials.
(Approximate weight: 250#’s)
Photo:
Messiah's PA Clean Up volunteers were Paula
Maynard, Carol Hostetter, Carol Theis, Angie Miller,
Tom Hale, Kathy Gates, Joanna Hadley-Evans, Jill
Poole, Karen Helm, and Barry Goodling (not in photo).
| August 28, 2009 CCSG Milestone Achievement: 100+ tons Collected and removed from Northern York County Watersheds. 43.225 Tons of Debris & 69.68 Tons of Scrap Metal (225,810 pounds) view report |