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December 13,
2005 (9:30am)
Aston Senior Citizens General Monthly
Meeting
Aston Community Center
December 21,
2005 (7pm)
Commissioners Board Meeting
Aston Township Municipal Building
December 25,
2005
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
December 27,
2005 (7:30pm)
Zoning Board Meeting
Aston Township Municipal Building
December 28,
2005 (7pm)
Planning Commission Meeting
Aston Township Municipal Building
Employee
of the Month
Congratulations to James Persing, our very first
employee of the month!
Jim has been employed with our township for 20 years and is
the supervisor of our community center.
We appreciate Jim’s dedication and willingness to assist
others whenever the need arises.
On behalf of our township officials, residents, and board of
commissioners, we thank you.
Congratulations, Jim!
From
the Desk of Dick Lehr
Township offices will be closed on Friday, December 23;
Monday, December 26; and Monday, January 2. Regularly scheduled
trash collection for December 22 and December 23 will be picked up
on Thursday, December 22; December 26 and December 27 trash will be
collected on Tuesday, December 27; and January 2 and January 3 trash
will be collected on Tuesday, January 3.
If you have any questions, please contact our township office
at 610-494-1636.
Thank you.
Notes
from Public Works Department
Once snow begins to fall the public works department crew
begins to spread layers of salt and cinders on township roads.
If the snow accumulates to an inch or more our crew begins
plowing and continues until the snow fall stops.
Plowed snow by our public works crew is placed as close to
the curb line as possible.
The first roads to be cleared are intersections and then
residential streets. During times of snow fall, residents are
encouraged to shovel and place snow on the downside of their
driveways AFTER our crew is finished with clearing the streets.
Homeowners who wait for
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street
plowing to be completed by the public works department
will only have to clear the end of their driveways one time.
Also, please be aware that it is unlawful to shovel snow from
a property back into a street that was already cleared by public
works staff. In
doing so, road accidents are more likely to occur.Thank you for your support and helping us
to better serve you!
-Russ
Palmore, Public Works
- Road
Foreman
Professional Profiles
Aston resident Russ Palmore has been employed by Aston
Township for over 15 years.
Russ began working as a part-time sanitation employee in
January 1990 and was promoted to road foreman in September 2000.
Including the community center, sanitation and highway
departments, Russ supervises 20
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employees and is responsible for creating and maintaining
township road signage, leaf removal, trash collection,
maintenance of our 12 park locations and numerous storm
sewers, street sweeping and snow plowing totaling 56 miles
of roads in our township.
“When I first starting working for the township I
wanted to learn as much as I could about every area in the
public works
department.
Dick Lehr is a great person and a great boss,” says
Russ. Currently,
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Russ is working with Dick Lehr on revising trash routes that will better serve the
residents of our township that is scheduled for implementation
during the month of January 2006.
Russ is proud of his dedicated staff and states, “When I
need something done, my employees are always there, willing and
ready to do whatever needs to be done.
I’m really proud of the work that we do for our
township.”
Public
Information Updates
CNN News Headlines, cable channel 50, televises “Comcast
Newsmakers” five minutes before each hour.
Recently aired segments included Joseph
P. Possenti, Jr.,
president of the board of commissioners, who discussed our
township’s popularity and rate of growth within our residential
and business areas, and Mike
Fusco,
president of Friends of the Chester Creek Branch, Inc., who
discussed plans that will convert a former area rail line into a
hiking trail.
Scheduled to air the first two weeks of December is Barbara
DiMario,
chairperson, Delaware County Chapter of Parents of Murdered
Children, Inc. and William
Mayo,
director, Aston Township Mass Choir.
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