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| Carroll Citizens for Sensible Growth Northern York County, Pennsylvania |
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| Northern York County Pennsylvania Report a Site Report a dump site or area that needs Cleaned up Report Construction and Erosion And Sediment Pollution Controls Failures Email Carroll Citizens |
| The Great American Clean-up Carroll Township's participation in the Great American Clean Up event will run from April 15 to May 31, 2010, during daylight hours. Litter will be collected from along roadways and watersheds throughout Northern York County. Those who wish to participate can contact the Township at 432-4951 or Deana Weaver at 432-2211. Help keep your neighborhood clean. Gloves, vest, and trash bags are supplied. Great PA Cleanup: Find out how you can participate in April's Great PA Cleanup and learn about year-round activities. Local Sponsor: Eco-Citizens Corps of Carroll Twp Deana Weaver, 432-2211 or Carroll Township Office 432-4951 E-mail: Deana Weaver When you walk in your neighborhood or simply travel to your mailbox, please take the time to remove anything that God or your neighbor didn't place there on purpose. Every litter bit helps! Thank You for being a Great Citizen. |
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| Open Records Guide Published by RCFP |
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| Route Proposed Changes!! Visit - Northern York County Region Comprehensive Plan Transportation Amendment Changing Route 15 |
| PUBLIC NOTICE Resurfacing construction on Route 15 through Carroll Township will commence on March 15, 2010 and completion is scheduled for October 19, 2010. Both North and South bound traffic will experience lane restrictions. One lane of traffic in each direction will remain open during construction activities. |
| Hazardous Waste site contains Aggrite in Franklin Township "CCSG is currently addressing DEP's Failures, Shortfalls, and Loopholes" View concerns here More on Ash here |
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How much is in Franklin Township click here
Current inspections and reports click here
Health and Human Services Letter click here
Current inspections and reports click here
Health and Human Services Letter click here
| August 9, 2010 Concerns and Comments on Proposed Rulemaking (Oil and Gas Well) On behalf of the 27 undersigned organizations, Earthjustice respectfully submits these comments on the proposed amendments of 25 Pa. Code ch. 78 (“Chapter 78”). 40 Pa. Bull. 3845 (July 10, 2010). We commend the Environmental Quality Board (“Board”) for recognizing the need to update requirements for the drilling, casing, cementing, testing, monitoring, and plugging of oil and gas wells in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Many of the amendments in the Proposed Rulemaking reflect best management practices in the industry and will serve as a model for other jurisdictions. We believe, however, that there are additional best management practices and lessons learned from the recent EOG Resources and BP Gulf of Mexico well blowouts that should be included in the regulations to help the Board meet its stated goals of minimizing gas migration and increasing protection for both public and private water supplies. Dear Environmental Quality Board Members: |
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| 2003 – 2010 Acheivements: 129.16 Tons (258,326 pounds) figures as of 8/29/10 Collected from Northern York County Watersheds & Roadways 54.483 Tons of Debris & 74.68 Tons of Scrap Metal Total Projects: 16 Total Volunteers: 459 Total Man Hours: 1,994.5 Total Expenses: $1,701.80 |