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Items of Interest
The Comprehensive Plan was adopted on November 09, 2023. The final copy is linked below.
Click Here for the Plan
Comment letter to DEP regarding Modern Landfill’s proposed NPDES permit
Click Here for Letter
Click here for the Spring/Summer 2024 Newsletter
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The Pennsylvania Homeowner Assistance Fund
PA Homeowner Assistance Fund (“PAHAF”) provides assistance to
Pennsylvania homeowners facing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic,
including up to $16,000 in assistance for delinquent property taxes and delinquent utilities.
For more information on this program, please visit www.pahf.org.
Property Owners and Residents of Lower Windsor Township, July 2022
At the May 2022 Lower Windsor Township (LWT) meeting, the Board of Supervisors were made aware that water samples collected by LWT residents and analyzed by an accredited water testing laboratory reportedly indicate the presence of toxic substances in Kreutz Creek at levels that were suggested could be considered dangerous to human health or the environment. The Board was told that the samples were taken from portions of the stream located downstream of the discharge of water from the landfill into the creek. The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP) has been notified of this data by concerned citizens and has confirmed to the township that it is reviewing the information.
LWT and the Board of Supervisors rely on the PA DEP to monitor and regulate the health and safety of our streams, and any discharges into them by the landfill, or anyone else. Until more information is available from the PA DEP, as a precautionary measure the Township encourages residents along Kreutz Creek below the bridge at East Prospect Road to exercise caution in wading in the stream, and for residents to avoid eating fish from, or ingesting water from, the creek. We have been and will continue to seek feedback and guidance from the PA DEP about the creek and its safety, and whether any dangers are posed to residents.
Lower Windsor Township Board of Supervisors
Learn about PFAS | ATSDR (cdc.gov)
EPA Issues Guidance to States to Reduce Harmful PFAS Pollution | US EPA
Protect Your Home's Water | US EPA
Lower
Windsor Township’s
Administrative offices are open
to the public.
Normal business hours are
8:00-4:30 pm, Monday through
Friday.
PPL Electric Utilities offers
Multiple programs to help
customers struggling to pay
their electric bills this
winter.
Read full article
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Knowing
the signs of
COVID, and who
should get
testing is an
important part
of stopping the
virus. View our
online map for
the public
testing sites
in Pennsylvania,
including at
many Rite Aid,
CVS, Patient
First, and
Walmart
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COVID-19 Updates and Current
Information from the CDC (Center
for Disease Control and
Prevention)
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html
Pennsylvania Department of
Health Updates and Information
https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/disease/Pages/Coronavirus.aspx
The York County Solid Waste Authority launched a new website disposal search tool. This
replaced their previous “How to Manage” list with a keyword search to look up disposal
options for various materials. Users will no longer have to search a PDF list for an item and information can be reached
using multiple names for the same item. The search tool is located on the website main
homepage and soon will also appear on the homepages of the “Disposal of Waste” and
“Recycling” sections. We hope this makes it easier for residents to find an answer to
the question of “What do I do with this?”
https://www.ycswa.com/
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