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HONEY BROOKBOROUGH

Nestled Between the Forks of the Brandywine

Honey Brook Borough, 71 Pequea Avenue, P.O. Box 249, Honey Brook, PA 19344

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Honey Brook Borough NewsletterHoney Brook BoroughPO Box 249Honey Brook, PA 19344

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Melissa Detrick, BSAdministrator/Owner

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Borough Directory ...............................................................32016 Borough Events..........................................................3From the Chief.....................................................................4Police Department Summer Safety Tips .............................4Code Officer’s Corner..........................................................5Burning Ordinance ..............................................................5A Message From the Public Works Department .................5

Honey Brook Library............................................................6Let’s Keep Our Borough Clean ...........................................6Honey Brook Bocce Club ....................................................7Honey Brook Memorial Day Parade....................................7Honey Brook Food Pantry ...................................................8Community Dinner Offers Food and Fellowship..................8Save the Dates!...................................................................9

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BOROUGH PARK OFFERS FUN-FILLED FAMILY ACTIVITIES

Honey Borough Park and Recreation Committee has scheduled another season of musical concerts and bocce tournaments tobring families together for summer outdoor fun.

The 2016 FREE Concert in the Park series will kick off on Sunday, June 5, at 5:30 pmwhen Mason Porter takes the stage in Honey Brook Borough Park. Mason Porter play a styleof American music that is unique in many ways, hitting folk-bluegrass buttons while tossingin a hint of country rock energy and power for good measure. They have the ability tocombine the earthy, Appalachian instruments with a more edgy urban appeal. With adanceable vibe, an energetic live show and fresh approach to improvisation, Mason Porterand its growing community finds itself at home wherever they go. Mason Porter has gracedthe main stage at the Philadelphia Folk Festival and shared the stage with acts such as Ralph

Stanley, Peter Rowan, Charlie Daniels and the New Riders of the Purple Sage. Check out the band’s website at www.masonporter.com.

The second concert of the season will host Down by the Glenside who will perform on Sunday,August 7, at 5:30 pm. Down by the Glenside began as a group of friends informally playing atparties or around campfires at Civil War reenactments. They humbly pay homage to the generationsof Irish that contributed to building this and many other great nations in the spirit of the ClancyBrothers, Tommy Makem, Luke Kelly and the Wolf Tones. Down by the Glenside shares thetraditional music of Ireland, exquisitely combining the sounds of the fiddle, guitar, banjo, bouzouki,mandolin, tin whistle and bodhran with beautiful vocal harmonies. Check out the band’s website a twww.downbytheglenside.com.

The final concert of the season is scheduled for Sunday, September 11, at 5:00 pm when 74/75 shares theirextensive repertoire of classic and contemporary rock covers as well as original tunes. For many years, thisfive piece band has played private parties, benefit concerts and festivals, including the Brandywine HospitalStrawberry Festival and Caln Days. The members of 74/75 are all local musicians and look forward toperforming for a hometown crowd.

Concert goers are encouraged to bring chairs, blankets, and picnics. The park has a large covered pavilion with picnic tables. TheHoney Brook Lions Club will be providing food and beverages for purchase. In the event of inclement weather the decision to cancelwill be made by 1:00 pm the day of the show. A cancellation message will be recorded on the Borough phone line 610-273-2020.Alcoholic beverages and pets are not permitted in the Borough Park.

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MARK TROUPEAUTO BODY INC.Collision Repairs • General RepairsState Inspections & Emissions

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Commercial/ResidentialSales • Service • InstallationHeat Pumps • Gas Furnaces

Air ConditioningAir Cleaners • Water Heaters

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Honey BrookMichael LauerPresident

• 24 Hour Skilled Nursing Care• Medicare Approved• Professional Dietary Services Including a Chef, Baker & Nutritionist• TPN (Total Parenteral Nutrition)• Extensive Activities Program• Complete Rehabilitative Therapy Programs - including physical, speech and occupational therapies for both in and outpatients and laser therapy for pain and would healing• IV Therapy (Intravenous)• Certified Wound Care Specialist• Social Service/Family Support Programs/Respite Care• Short Stays for Pre- and Post-Operative Care• Respiratory Therapist on Staff

FAMILY DENTISTRYNew Patients Welcome

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HONEY BROOK BOROUGH71 Pequea Avenue, P.O. Box 249, Honey Brook, PA 19344

Phone: 610-273-2020 • Fax: 610-273-1261Email: [email protected] • www.honeybrookborough.net

Mayor: Chris MulhallCouncil President: Jessica Curtis • Council Vice President: Jeanne Jenzano

Council Members: James Mimm, Matthew Halvorsen, Christopher Ott, Rich Florio, Ron Rosciolo

Borough Clerk: Marion Perez

Zoning Officer: Anthony Campbell610-931-3040

Office hours:M-W-F 8:00 am-1:00 pm

Borough Council Meetings: 1st Monday of each month at 7:00 pm

Council Business Meeting: 3rd Monday of each month at 7:00 pm

APRIL 25 – STREET SWEEPING

MAY 14 – BOCCE TOURNAMENT 9:00 AM

MAY 30 – MEMORIAL DAY PARADE10:00 AM

JUNE 5 – CONCERT IN THE PARK5:30 PM

JULY 16 – BOCCE NIGHTTOURNAMENT

5:00 PM (Rain Date 7/17 @ 4:00 PM)

AUGUST 7 – CONCERT IN THE PARK 5:30 PM

SEPTEMBER 10 – BOCCE TOURNAMENT 9:00 AM (Rain Date 9/11 @ 9:00 AM)

SEPTEMBER 11 – CONCERT IN THE PARK 5:00 PM

SEPTEMBER 17 – HARMONY DAY

SEPTEMBER 24 – VETERANS MONUMENTDEDICATION CELEBRATION (Time TBA)

OCTOBER 24 – HALLOWEEN PARADE 7:00 PM (Rain Date 10/25)

OCTOBER 31 – TRICK-OR-TREAT 6:00-8:00 PM

NOVEMBER 5 – BOCCE TOURNAMENT 9:00 AM (Rain Date 11/6 @ 9:00 AM)

DECEMBER 4 – CHRISTMASTREE LIGHTING7:00 PM

2016 BOROUGH EVENTSWelcome to Honey Brook

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SUMMER HOURS:Open Daily Mon-Fri 7-7; Sat 7-4:30; Closed Sundays

Willow Brook Greenhouse

Pansies • Garden Mums • House PlantsVeg. & Bedding Plants • Late Veg. Plants

Garden Miniatures for Fantasy Gardens

2162 Compass Road, Honey Brook, PA 19344Along Route 10 - 2 miles s. of Honey Brook Borough

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On behalf of the Honey Borough Police Department, I would like to express our sincere thanks to all who donatedto our 2015 Christmas Toy Drive. Once again we were overwhelmed by the generosity and Christmas spirit

demonstrated by the Honey Brook community. We were grateful to be able to provide toys and Christmas dinnersto over twenty families. The Department would also like to thank the local businesses and organizations thatparticipated as toy collection sites. The Honey Brook Borough Police Department is proud to serve such a caringcommunity, and we look forward to Toy Drive 2016.

Sincerely,

Chief Patrick J. Ely, Honey Brook Borough Police Dept.

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YOU CALL WE HAUL

POLICE DEPARTMENT SUMMER SAFETY TIPS

POLICE DEPARTMENTPERFORMS VACATION CHECKSFOR RESIDENTSThe Police Department will

perform extra patrol for residentswho are away on vacation to insurethe security of their property. Aresident vacation form is available onthe Borough website, honeybrookborough.net, and can becompleted and submitted on line. Residents can also pick up avacation form in the borough office and return it to the PoliceDepartment.

DRIVERS: TAKE YOUR TIMEThe Borough Police Department is asking

residents to be especially careful when drivingon Borough streets as the summer monthsbring an increase in pedestrian traffic, joggers,bikers and children playing outside.

CRIMES OF CONVENIENCEThe warmer weather and longer days tend to bring with them

an increase in “Crimes of Convenience”, crimes in which thecriminal receives little resistance. Examples would includeunlocked or open doors and windows, and objects left visible inunlocked cars. Residents shouldonly leave windows open on thesecond floor and never leave awindow open over a roof. Help usto protect you and your property!Together we can maintain a safecommunity.

DOOR TO DOOR SOLICITATIONThe Honey Brook Borough Police

Department would like to remind residentsthat door-to-door solicitation requires thepurchase of a permit. Residents should notengage in sales activity with anyone failing toproduce the proper Borough permit andofficial identification. The HBPD is asking allresidents to challenge anyone selling door-to-door to produce a Honey Brook Boroughpermit and their official identification. Should anyone fail toproduce their permit upon your request or act in a suspiciousfashion, please contact the police immediately by calling 911.

CURFEWPeople under the age of 18 are not

permitted on Borough streets or in parks or public places from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. unlessaccompanied by a parent orguardian. Exceptions to the Curfew

Ordinance can be found in Chapter 6, Conduct, part 1, 6-103“Curfew; Exceptions” in the Borough Codes. Violators are subjectto a fine of up to $500.

DID YOU KNOW? It is PA State law that you MUST

drive with your headlights on when itis raining and windshield wipers areoperating. It is PA State law that you MUST

yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk.

FROM THE CHIEF…

CALL 911Honey Brook Borough residents who have emergency or non-emergency police issues should call 911,

report their issue and a police officer will be dispatched. When a Honey Brook Borough police officer ison duty he will respond and if HBPD is not on duty the State Police will respond. It is important thatALL police requests go through the County Dispatch Center in order for proper police logging and crimereporting to occur. Residents who call the Honey Brook Borough office requesting police response willbe directed to call 911.

SAVE THE DATES!!

The Honey Brook Fire Co. has partneredwith Cycle Max of Honey Brook andBurkholder Manufacturing to sponsor araffle drawing for a new Polaris RZR EPSSide x Side vehicle AND transport trailer.Taxes, Tags and Title fees are included!Tickets are $30 each and sales began on

March 1, 2016 and will end on September 5 at 6:00 pm. Thewinning ticket will be determined by the PA Daily Numberlottery drawing at 7:00 pm on September 5, 2016.

HONEY BROOK FIRE COMPANY PLANS 2016 FUNDRAISERSThe Honey Brook Fire Company, in its continual effort to maintain and replace essential equipment, has planned a variety of fundraising events for 2016.

For additional information contact the Fire Co. at [email protected]. or check out their website at www.honeybrookfire.org.

THE FIRE COMPANY’S ANNUAL QUILT SALETHE FIRE COMPANY’S ANNUAL QUILT SALE

The Quilt Sale is scheduled for May 12, 2016 at 8:30 am at theRomano 4H Center. Sale preview is May 11th from 4:00-8:00 pm.

They are also planning a Spring Soup Sale (dates TBA), a Beef& Beer Poker Run on June 18, 2016 and a Rib Nite fundraiser inAugust (date TBA).

Two special events are planned for September 2016!Harmony Day 2016

The Honey Brook CommunityPartnership is planning theirannual Harmony Day event forSaturday, September 17th.The

HBCP would also like to extend an open invitationfor local community members, businesses andorganizations to attend their monthly Partnershipmeetings on the 2nd Monday of every month, 7:30am at Heatherwood Retirement Community.

Veterans Monument Dedication CelebrationMembers of Honey Brook Borough Council, the American Legion Post

422 and interested residents have been working on designing andpurchasing a veterans monument to honor all Honey Brook veterans,

past and present, who have courageously servedour great country. The celebration will include adedication ceremony, food and live music inHoney Brook Borough Park. The celebration isplanned for Saturday, September 24, 2016. Thecommittee is still working on many details butwill be advertising in the local newspapers andon the borough website.

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CODE OFFICER’S CORNER

Spring is approaching and summer is on its way! Everyone will be enjoying thewarmer weather and will be spending more time outdoors. Spring and summer

projects are bound to come up and I would like to take this time to remind residentsthat Honey Brook Borough does require permits for both temporary and permanentpool installations, sheds, decks and patios. If residents have questions regarding specificprojects and what permits, if any, are required please feel free to contact me at 610-931-3040.

Anthony Campbell, Code Enforcement Officer

HONEY BROOK FOOD PANTRY OUTREACH INCREASES

The Honey Brook Food Pantry is entering its third year of service to the community. Since its inception, the organizationhas touched over 700 families, providing a 4-5 day supply of supplemental food for residents of the Twin Valley School

District in the Honey Brook area. Those families qualify (income) at 150% of the poverty limit. In 2015, 355 families visitedthe pantry an average of 8 times and received 135,000 lbs. of food. In December alone, nearly 800 people sought help. Fifty-five new families were registered during the 4th quarter of the year.

Food distributions take place from 10 am-1:30 pm on the second Wednesday of the monthand 4:00 pm- 6:30 pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month at Good Food Warehouse, 5064Horseshoe Pike, Door #8, in Honey Brook.

Although there are many factors contributing to the continued need for food support, a 23%decline in median income since 2009 is certainly an important one. Honey Brook is one of theleading wage declining suburbs, according to the American Community Survey (ACS).

Through the contributions of a coalition of local employers, the pantry began a supplementalfood program for 22 families from the Twin Valley Elementary Center and the Honey BrookElementary Center who are in greatest need. These 46 children are receiving bi-weekly healthyfoods packed for them on Fridays to support them over the weekend.

A new program to encourage recipients to grow fresh vegetables will also begin this spring.

The pantry is staffed exclusively by volunteers and supported by a volunteer Board of Directors.Besides volunteering, the community is encouraged to donate healthy foods and monetarycontributions. The preference for monetary donations is twofold….public sources of meat, eggs,cheese, and milk are virtually non-existent AND the organization has negotiated some verycompetitive discounts with local retailers who support the efforts of healthy food purchases.

Please check out the website www.honeybrookfoodpantry.org and the Honey Brook Food PantryFacebook page to learn more about sponsorship and how to provide assistance, which is so critical to sustainfood levels that match the continual need.

Contact Kenneth R. Ross, Board Chairman at [email protected] or by phone at 610-291-0067.

COMMONWEALTH CODEINSPECTION SERVICE. INC.

Pete Kingsley

Cell Phone: 717-278-0964176 Doe Run Road Telephone: 717-664-2347Manheim, PA 17545 Toll Free: 800-732-0043

E-mail: [email protected]

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“Quality Services withQuality Prices”


COMMUNITY DINNER OFFERS FOOD AND FELLOWSHIP

The Shepherd’s Kitchen at Honey Brook Presbyterian Church,4331 Horseshoe Pike,Honey Brook, holds a FREE Community Dinner each month. The dinner is usually heldon the first Thursday of the month from 4:30-6:30 pm in the church fellowship hall. Allare welcome and there is no need to register. Come join us for a meal and companionship!LIKE US ON FACEBOOK!

BOROUGH AMENDS OPEN BURNING ORDINANCE TO INCLUDE RECREATIONAL FIRES

Recognizing that many residents enjoy outdoor BBQs in barbeque structures and recreational fires in Portable Outdoor Fireplaces,Borough Council has amended Chapter 7, Fire Prevention and Fire Protection, Part 1 Section 7-102, Open Burning, to add

definitions and terms regulating portable outdoor fireplaces within the Borough of Honey Brook. Section 7-105 states that it is lawfulto maintain a recreational fire for the purpose of outdoor barbeques provided the fire is confined to a structure and used solely forthe purpose of cooking food. Regulations for Portable Outdoor Fireplaces (see definition in ordinance) are as follows:

1. No burning of refuse, junk materials or recyclable materials.2. Only used to burn clean wood or approved alternatives.3. Fire shall be attended at all times.4. Fireplace shall be located at least 25’ away from nearest structure or combustible material which is

not on same property and at least 15’ away from nearest structure or combustible material that is onsame property.

5. Fireplace shall not cause nuisance to neighbors with respect to smoke, odor or illumination or usedin violation of the regulations of this ordinance.

6. Fireplace shall not be operated when the use of the unit is objectionable or offensive because of smokeor odor emissions when atmospheric conditions or local circumstances dictate.

7. Fireplace must be used according to manufacturer’s specifications and instructions.8. Fireplace must be UL listed or approved by the Borough Fire Marshall, Borough Fire Chief or Borough

Code Enforcement Officer.

This is just a brief summary of the amended ordinance. Residents that wish to use a portable outdoor fireplace should carefully reviewthe ordinance to be certain that they are in compliance. Ordinance #238 Chapter 7 Section 7-102 and Section 7-105 can be accessed atBorough Hall or on the Honey Brook Borough website honeybrookborough.net.

A MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

YARD WASTE PICK UP RESUMESYard waste pick up resumes on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 and will continue on the third Wednesday of each

month through November.•Place yard waste in biodegradable bags from any Home Care Center•Bundled or Tied Limbs (no longer than 4 feet, 2” or less in diameter) may also be placed out for pick up.•Avoid putting grass clippings into Borough streets as discarded clippings can clog storm water drains whichrequires costly flushing at taxpayer expense.

STREET SWEEPING DAY SCHEDULEDThe street sweeper is scheduled for Monday, April 25, 2016. Residents are asked to remove vehicles

from Borough streets from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. Residents are encouraged to sweep debris and cindersoff of their sidewalks into the street for the street sweeper to remove.

SIDEWALK MAINTENANCEThe Public Works Department would like to remind residents that sidewalk maintenance is important for the

general safety and appearance of our community. Residents must keep sidewalks free of hazardous cracks, grass,weeds and protruding tree roots. Residents are also asked to keep portable basketball nets and hockey nets offof Borough streets and sidewalks as they pose a safety hazard.

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MAY 30TH starting at 10AM

hosted by the local American Legion

H H H MARCH OR WALK! H H HJOIN US TO HONOR ALL VETERANS!

GET IN THE SPIRIT!FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT GETTING INVOLVED OR ABOUT THE PARADE, PLEASE CONTACT

FRANK FREDELLA • EMAIL: [email protected] • 610-273-0213

Honey Brook Borough Park is located at 71 Pequea Ave (Route 10), Honey Brook PA 19344.

The park is located behind the Honey Brook Post Office and Honey Brook Borough Hall.

For additional information please contact Honey Brook Borough Hall at 610-273-2020.

HONEY BROOK BOCCE CLUB

THE HONEY BROOK BOCCE CLUB IS PLANNING FOUR BOCCE TOURNAMENTS FOR THE SEASON WHICH WILL BE HELD ON

• Saturday, May 14, 9:00 am (REGISTRATION FULL)• Saturday, July 16, NIGHT TOURNAMENT, 5:00 pm(rain date Sunday, 7/17 at 4:00 pm)

• Saturday, September 10, 9:00 am• Saturday, November 5, TURKEY TOURNAMENT, 9:00 am.A courtside Thanksgiving potluck meal will be enjoyed by all.

Rain dates for day tournaments are the next day at 9:00 am. Register teams of four persons by emailing Tom Norlen [email protected]. The registration fee for teams of four is $20.00collected the day of the tournament. Trophies will be awarded to the threetop teams.

HONEY BROOK LIBRARY HAPPENINGS

The Honey Brook Community Library offers year around programming as well as summer programs to interest the entire family.Storytime with Miss Jennifer is scheduled on Wednesdays and Thursdays, from April 6 through May 19 at 10:00 am. This

program is best suited for children ages 2-5, but all ages are welcome.

The Mystery Book Club is scheduled on the third Tuesday of each month at 1:00 pm. Stop in the Libraryto pick up a reading list.

The D & D Club meets on select Saturdays from 3:00-5:00 pm. The Dungeons and Dragons Club is forages 12 through young adult. To register, call the library at 610-273-3303.

Honey Brook Community Library will once again be offering Summer Reading Club in June throughAugust.

Science in the Summer will be offered in July. Details for these two summer programs will be availablein early June.

Contact the Library Director, Jennifer Spade at 610-273-3303 or email her at [email protected] for additional information.

3460 Lincoln HighwayThorndale, PA 19372P: 610-383-7810F: [email protected]

KEEN KEEN & GOOD, LLCAttorneys at Law

www.KKGLawFirm.com

Meeting the Legal Needs of Our Community

Auto Accidents & Personal Injury • Estate Administration / Probate

Trust & Estate Planning • Elder Law & Long-term Planning

Real Estate Transactions • Business Law

514 Twin County Road, Honey Brook, PA 19344

610-286-9797

BANNON METALSRoll-Off Service Available for

Commercial & Industrial Accounts

Ferrous • Non-Ferrous • Storage Batteries

RAYMOND BANNON, Buyer of Scrap Metals

Nicholas L. Wengrin, DMDShaun S. Lavallee, DMD

Honey Brook, PA

610-273-3553

Family dental care for over 33 years!

Creating beautiful smiles!

New patients welcome!

Thank You To The Businesses and Organizations!Honey Brook Borough would like to thank the businesses and organizations that appear in this newsletter and to recognize them each as supporters and cornerstones of our community. It is with their contributions that this

newsletter has been produced at no charge to our residents.

LET’S KEEP OUR BOROUGH CLEAN!Warmer weather is approaching and many residents will be walking their dogs on

Borough streets and sidewalks. Please be sure to keep your pets off of private propertyand if your dog defecates during the walk, please pick it up and dispose of it properly.Honey Brook Borough has an ordinance restricting animal defecation on public andprivate property other than the owner’s property. See Chapter 2, Part 3 Animal/Defecation,2-301 and 2-302 for the complete ordinance. The ordinance can be accessed at BoroughHall or on the Honey Brook Borough website honeybrookborough.net.

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CODE OFFICER’S CORNER

Spring is approaching and summer is on its way! Everyone will be enjoying thewarmer weather and will be spending more time outdoors. Spring and summer

projects are bound to come up and I would like to take this time to remind residentsthat Honey Brook Borough does require permits for both temporary and permanentpool installations, sheds, decks and patios. If residents have questions regarding specificprojects and what permits, if any, are required please feel free to contact me at 610-931-3040.

Anthony Campbell, Code Enforcement Officer

HONEY BROOK FOOD PANTRY OUTREACH INCREASES

The Honey Brook Food Pantry is entering its third year of service to the community. Since its inception, the organizationhas touched over 700 families, providing a 4-5 day supply of supplemental food for residents of the Twin Valley School

District in the Honey Brook area. Those families qualify (income) at 150% of the poverty limit. In 2015, 355 families visitedthe pantry an average of 8 times and received 135,000 lbs. of food. In December alone, nearly 800 people sought help. Fifty-five new families were registered during the 4th quarter of the year.

Food distributions take place from 10 am-1:30 pm on the second Wednesday of the monthand 4:00 pm- 6:30 pm on the 4th Wednesday of the month at Good Food Warehouse, 5064Horseshoe Pike, Door #8, in Honey Brook.

Although there are many factors contributing to the continued need for food support, a 23%decline in median income since 2009 is certainly an important one. Honey Brook is one of theleading wage declining suburbs, according to the American Community Survey (ACS).

Through the contributions of a coalition of local employers, the pantry began a supplementalfood program for 22 families from the Twin Valley Elementary Center and the Honey BrookElementary Center who are in greatest need. These 46 children are receiving bi-weekly healthyfoods packed for them on Fridays to support them over the weekend.

A new program to encourage recipients to grow fresh vegetables will also begin this spring.

The pantry is staffed exclusively by volunteers and supported by a volunteer Board of Directors.Besides volunteering, the community is encouraged to donate healthy foods and monetarycontributions. The preference for monetary donations is twofold….public sources of meat, eggs,cheese, and milk are virtually non-existent AND the organization has negotiated some verycompetitive discounts with local retailers who support the efforts of healthy food purchases.

Please check out the website www.honeybrookfoodpantry.org and the Honey Brook Food PantryFacebook page to learn more about sponsorship and how to provide assistance, which is so critical to sustainfood levels that match the continual need.

Contact Kenneth R. Ross, Board Chairman at [email protected] or by phone at 610-291-0067.

COMMONWEALTH CODEINSPECTION SERVICE. INC.

Pete Kingsley

Cell Phone: 717-278-0964176 Doe Run Road Telephone: 717-664-2347Manheim, PA 17545 Toll Free: 800-732-0043

E-mail: [email protected]

Eagle Disposal of Pa, Inc.717-355-9560



COMMUNITY DINNER OFFERS FOOD AND FELLOWSHIP

The Shepherd’s Kitchen at Honey Brook Presbyterian Church,4331 Horseshoe Pike,Honey Brook, holds a FREE Community Dinner each month. The dinner is usually heldon the first Thursday of the month from 4:30-6:30 pm in the church fellowship hall. Allare welcome and there is no need to register. Come join us for a meal and companionship!LIKE US ON FACEBOOK!

BOROUGH AMENDS OPEN BURNING ORDINANCE TO INCLUDE RECREATIONAL FIRES

Recognizing that many residents enjoy outdoor BBQs in barbeque structures and recreational fires in Portable Outdoor Fireplaces,Borough Council has amended Chapter 7, Fire Prevention and Fire Protection, Part 1 Section 7-102, Open Burning, to add

definitions and terms regulating portable outdoor fireplaces within the Borough of Honey Brook. Section 7-105 states that it is lawfulto maintain a recreational fire for the purpose of outdoor barbeques provided the fire is confined to a structure and used solely forthe purpose of cooking food. Regulations for Portable Outdoor Fireplaces (see definition in ordinance) are as follows:

1. No burning of refuse, junk materials or recyclable materials.2. Only used to burn clean wood or approved alternatives.3. Fire shall be attended at all times.4. Fireplace shall be located at least 25’ away from nearest structure or combustible material which is

not on same property and at least 15’ away from nearest structure or combustible material that is onsame property.

5. Fireplace shall not cause nuisance to neighbors with respect to smoke, odor or illumination or usedin violation of the regulations of this ordinance.

6. Fireplace shall not be operated when the use of the unit is objectionable or offensive because of smokeor odor emissions when atmospheric conditions or local circumstances dictate.

7. Fireplace must be used according to manufacturer’s specifications and instructions.8. Fireplace must be UL listed or approved by the Borough Fire Marshall, Borough Fire Chief or Borough

Code Enforcement Officer.

This is just a brief summary of the amended ordinance. Residents that wish to use a portable outdoor fireplace should carefully reviewthe ordinance to be certain that they are in compliance. Ordinance #238 Chapter 7 Section 7-102 and Section 7-105 can be accessed atBorough Hall or on the Honey Brook Borough website honeybrookborough.net.

A MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

YARD WASTE PICK UP RESUMESYard waste pick up resumes on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 and will continue on the third Wednesday of each

month through November.•Place yard waste in biodegradable bags from any Home Care Center•Bundled or Tied Limbs (no longer than 4 feet, 2” or less in diameter) may also be placed out for pick up.•Avoid putting grass clippings into Borough streets as discarded clippings can clog storm water drains whichrequires costly flushing at taxpayer expense.

STREET SWEEPING DAY SCHEDULEDThe street sweeper is scheduled for Monday, April 25, 2016. Residents are asked to remove vehicles

from Borough streets from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. Residents are encouraged to sweep debris and cindersoff of their sidewalks into the street for the street sweeper to remove.

SIDEWALK MAINTENANCEThe Public Works Department would like to remind residents that sidewalk maintenance is important for the

general safety and appearance of our community. Residents must keep sidewalks free of hazardous cracks, grass,weeds and protruding tree roots. Residents are also asked to keep portable basketball nets and hockey nets offof Borough streets and sidewalks as they pose a safety hazard.

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On behalf of the Honey Borough Police Department, I would like to express our sincere thanks to all who donatedto our 2015 Christmas Toy Drive. Once again we were overwhelmed by the generosity and Christmas spirit

demonstrated by the Honey Brook community. We were grateful to be able to provide toys and Christmas dinnersto over twenty families. The Department would also like to thank the local businesses and organizations thatparticipated as toy collection sites. The Honey Brook Borough Police Department is proud to serve such a caringcommunity, and we look forward to Toy Drive 2016.

Sincerely,

Chief Patrick J. Ely, Honey Brook Borough Police Dept.

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POLICE DEPARTMENT SUMMER SAFETY TIPS

POLICE DEPARTMENTPERFORMS VACATION CHECKSFOR RESIDENTSThe Police Department will

perform extra patrol for residentswho are away on vacation to insurethe security of their property. Aresident vacation form is available onthe Borough website, honeybrookborough.net, and can becompleted and submitted on line. Residents can also pick up avacation form in the borough office and return it to the PoliceDepartment.

DRIVERS: TAKE YOUR TIMEThe Borough Police Department is asking

residents to be especially careful when drivingon Borough streets as the summer monthsbring an increase in pedestrian traffic, joggers,bikers and children playing outside.

CRIMES OF CONVENIENCEThe warmer weather and longer days tend to bring with them

an increase in “Crimes of Convenience”, crimes in which thecriminal receives little resistance. Examples would includeunlocked or open doors and windows, and objects left visible inunlocked cars. Residents shouldonly leave windows open on thesecond floor and never leave awindow open over a roof. Help usto protect you and your property!Together we can maintain a safecommunity.

DOOR TO DOOR SOLICITATIONThe Honey Brook Borough Police

Department would like to remind residentsthat door-to-door solicitation requires thepurchase of a permit. Residents should notengage in sales activity with anyone failing toproduce the proper Borough permit andofficial identification. The HBPD is asking allresidents to challenge anyone selling door-to-door to produce a Honey Brook Boroughpermit and their official identification. Should anyone fail toproduce their permit upon your request or act in a suspiciousfashion, please contact the police immediately by calling 911.

CURFEWPeople under the age of 18 are not

permitted on Borough streets or in parks or public places from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. unlessaccompanied by a parent orguardian. Exceptions to the Curfew

Ordinance can be found in Chapter 6, Conduct, part 1, 6-103“Curfew; Exceptions” in the Borough Codes. Violators are subjectto a fine of up to $500.

DID YOU KNOW? It is PA State law that you MUST

drive with your headlights on when itis raining and windshield wipers areoperating. It is PA State law that you MUST

yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk.

FROM THE CHIEF…

CALL 911Honey Brook Borough residents who have emergency or non-emergency police issues should call 911,

report their issue and a police officer will be dispatched. When a Honey Brook Borough police officer ison duty he will respond and if HBPD is not on duty the State Police will respond. It is important thatALL police requests go through the County Dispatch Center in order for proper police logging and crimereporting to occur. Residents who call the Honey Brook Borough office requesting police response willbe directed to call 911.

SAVE THE DATES!!

The Honey Brook Fire Co. has partneredwith Cycle Max of Honey Brook andBurkholder Manufacturing to sponsor araffle drawing for a new Polaris RZR EPSSide x Side vehicle AND transport trailer.Taxes, Tags and Title fees are included!Tickets are $30 each and sales began on

March 1, 2016 and will end on September 5 at 6:00 pm. Thewinning ticket will be determined by the PA Daily Numberlottery drawing at 7:00 pm on September 5, 2016.

HONEY BROOK FIRE COMPANY PLANS 2016 FUNDRAISERSThe Honey Brook Fire Company, in its continual effort to maintain and replace essential equipment, has planned a variety of fundraising events for 2016.

For additional information contact the Fire Co. at [email protected]. or check out their website at www.honeybrookfire.org.

THE FIRE COMPANY’S ANNUAL QUILT SALETHE FIRE COMPANY’S ANNUAL QUILT SALE

The Quilt Sale is scheduled for May 12, 2016 at 8:30 am at theRomano 4H Center. Sale preview is May 11th from 4:00-8:00 pm.

They are also planning a Spring Soup Sale (dates TBA), a Beef& Beer Poker Run on June 18, 2016 and a Rib Nite fundraiser inAugust (date TBA).

Two special events are planned for September 2016!Harmony Day 2016

The Honey Brook CommunityPartnership is planning theirannual Harmony Day event forSaturday, September 17th.The

HBCP would also like to extend an open invitationfor local community members, businesses andorganizations to attend their monthly Partnershipmeetings on the 2nd Monday of every month, 7:30am at Heatherwood Retirement Community.

Veterans Monument Dedication CelebrationMembers of Honey Brook Borough Council, the American Legion Post

422 and interested residents have been working on designing andpurchasing a veterans monument to honor all Honey Brook veterans,

past and present, who have courageously servedour great country. The celebration will include adedication ceremony, food and live music inHoney Brook Borough Park. The celebration isplanned for Saturday, September 24, 2016. Thecommittee is still working on many details butwill be advertising in the local newspapers andon the borough website.

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HONEY BROOK BOROUGH71 Pequea Avenue, P.O. Box 249, Honey Brook, PA 19344

Phone: 610-273-2020 • Fax: 610-273-1261Email: [email protected] • www.honeybrookborough.net

Mayor: Chris MulhallCouncil President: Jessica Curtis • Council Vice President: Jeanne Jenzano

Council Members: James Mimm, Matthew Halvorsen, Christopher Ott, Rich Florio, Ron Rosciolo

Borough Clerk: Marion Perez

Zoning Officer: Anthony Campbell610-931-3040

Office hours:M-W-F 8:00 am-1:00 pm

Borough Council Meetings: 1st Monday of each month at 7:00 pm

Council Business Meeting: 3rd Monday of each month at 7:00 pm

APRIL 25 – STREET SWEEPING

MAY 14 – BOCCE TOURNAMENT 9:00 AM

MAY 30 – MEMORIAL DAY PARADE10:00 AM

JUNE 5 – CONCERT IN THE PARK5:30 PM

JULY 16 – BOCCE NIGHTTOURNAMENT

5:00 PM (Rain Date 7/17 @ 4:00 PM)

AUGUST 7 – CONCERT IN THE PARK 5:30 PM

SEPTEMBER 10 – BOCCE TOURNAMENT 9:00 AM (Rain Date 9/11 @ 9:00 AM)

SEPTEMBER 11 – CONCERT IN THE PARK 5:00 PM

SEPTEMBER 17 – HARMONY DAY

SEPTEMBER 24 – VETERANS MONUMENTDEDICATION CELEBRATION (Time TBA)

OCTOBER 24 – HALLOWEEN PARADE 7:00 PM (Rain Date 10/25)

OCTOBER 31 – TRICK-OR-TREAT 6:00-8:00 PM

NOVEMBER 5 – BOCCE TOURNAMENT 9:00 AM (Rain Date 11/6 @ 9:00 AM)

DECEMBER 4 – CHRISTMASTREE LIGHTING7:00 PM

2016 BOROUGH EVENTSWelcome to Honey Brook

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Air ConditioningAir Cleaners • Water Heaters

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• 24 Hour Skilled Nursing Care• Medicare Approved• Professional Dietary Services Including a Chef, Baker & Nutritionist• TPN (Total Parenteral Nutrition)• Extensive Activities Program• Complete Rehabilitative Therapy Programs - including physical, speech and occupational therapies for both in and outpatients and laser therapy for pain and would healing• IV Therapy (Intravenous)• Certified Wound Care Specialist• Social Service/Family Support Programs/Respite Care• Short Stays for Pre- and Post-Operative Care• Respiratory Therapist on Staff

FAMILY DENTISTRYNew Patients Welcome

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HONEY BROOKBOROUGH

Nestled Between the Forks of the Brandywine

Honey Brook Borough, 71 Pequea Avenue, P.O. Box 249, Honey Brook, PA 19344

Inside This Issue

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Borough Directory ...............................................................32016 Borough Events..........................................................3From the Chief.....................................................................4Police Department Summer Safety Tips .............................4Code Officer’s Corner..........................................................5Burning Ordinance ..............................................................5A Message From the Public Works Department .................5

Honey Brook Library............................................................6Let’s Keep Our Borough Clean ...........................................6Honey Brook Bocce Club ....................................................7Honey Brook Memorial Day Parade....................................7Honey Brook Food Pantry ...................................................8Community Dinner Offers Food and Fellowship..................8Save the Dates!...................................................................9

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BOROUGH PARK OFFERS FUN-FILLED FAMILY ACTIVITIES

Honey Borough Park and Recreation Committee has scheduled another season of musical concerts and bocce tournaments tobring families together for summer outdoor fun.

The 2016 FREE Concert in the Park series will kick off on Sunday, June 5, at 5:30 pmwhen Mason Porter takes the stage in Honey Brook Borough Park. Mason Porter play a styleof American music that is unique in many ways, hitting folk-bluegrass buttons while tossingin a hint of country rock energy and power for good measure. They have the ability tocombine the earthy, Appalachian instruments with a more edgy urban appeal. With adanceable vibe, an energetic live show and fresh approach to improvisation, Mason Porterand its growing community finds itself at home wherever they go. Mason Porter has gracedthe main stage at the Philadelphia Folk Festival and shared the stage with acts such as Ralph

Stanley, Peter Rowan, Charlie Daniels and the New Riders of the Purple Sage. Check out the band’s website at www.masonporter.com.

The second concert of the season will host Down by the Glenside who will perform on Sunday,August 7, at 5:30 pm. Down by the Glenside began as a group of friends informally playing atparties or around campfires at Civil War reenactments. They humbly pay homage to the generationsof Irish that contributed to building this and many other great nations in the spirit of the ClancyBrothers, Tommy Makem, Luke Kelly and the Wolf Tones. Down by the Glenside shares thetraditional music of Ireland, exquisitely combining the sounds of the fiddle, guitar, banjo, bouzouki,mandolin, tin whistle and bodhran with beautiful vocal harmonies. Check out the band’s website a twww.downbytheglenside.com.

The final concert of the season is scheduled for Sunday, September 11, at 5:00 pm when 74/75 shares theirextensive repertoire of classic and contemporary rock covers as well as original tunes. For many years, thisfive piece band has played private parties, benefit concerts and festivals, including the Brandywine HospitalStrawberry Festival and Caln Days. The members of 74/75 are all local musicians and look forward toperforming for a hometown crowd.

Concert goers are encouraged to bring chairs, blankets, and picnics. The park has a large covered pavilion with picnic tables. TheHoney Brook Lions Club will be providing food and beverages for purchase. In the event of inclement weather the decision to cancelwill be made by 1:00 pm the day of the show. A cancellation message will be recorded on the Borough phone line 610-273-2020.Alcoholic beverages and pets are not permitted in the Borough Park.

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