for $9,200.*the sale of 1988 White tractor to Mike Veneziano for $1,600*CVS sidewalk maintenance agreement*new realignment of Bush Lane. The board of supervisors authorized township office manager Cathy Martinelli or McDonald, to send a letter to the bank that the township is not willing to release the bond until some remaining items are completed, having no doubt that they will be completed, but deciding to wait to release the remaining amount until then.Resident Clark requested a copy of the letter and was told he would receive one.The board approved, 2-0 (Supervisor vice Chairman Dave Fleetwood was absent):*the sale of 1997 GMC dump truck with spreader and plow to L. responded to 103 calls (49 in a nine-hour time frame)*Pennsylvania State Police made 337 calls to township which included one attempted homicide, one aggravated assault, eight residential burglaries, one accidental shooting and 10 DUI arrests.Resident Leon Clark said he objected to the content of public comments recorded in the minutes of the previous meetings as not reflective of what is said.Chairman Gould said, 'So noted.'Township solicitor Joseph McDonald said he received a letter of credit from Wayne Bank for Phase I of Kinsley's Plaza. We appreciate their service.'Zipp's Emergency Management report also stated:*West End Ambulance responded to 117 calls in October*West End Vol. They're all volunteers.'He also said that when the township held the Emergency Management full scale exercise, they got extremely high marks.'There is a lot that goes on into the planning of all this. 'They were here through the night on Oct. 4.Zipp stated that if residents wish to report damage from the storm to PEMA, please contact the township office at 57.Supervisor Chris Eckert said that members of the EOC are unsung heroes. At the peak, 7,563 locations were without power, lasting up to Nov. The township's Emergency Operations Center (EOC) was put into service Monday, Oct. 7, Santa Claus comes to Chestnuthill Township Park buildingDon Zipp, manager of Chestnuthill Township Emergency Management's reported that Hurricane Sandy's high wind impact on the township caused downed trees and utility lines.

3.*people are already utilizing the new trail at the West End park*Dec. *about 500 children attended the township's Halloween Trick or Treat night on Nov. Bernie Kozen, director of West End Parks and Open Space, reported:

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