Awesome big name acts will be filling the autumn mountain air with great music each night of this fun filled Fall Foliage celebration.
We got it all! Take your pick: Rock, Alternative Rock, or Country.
Our List of Acts Include:
Friday - SAVES THE DAY & SHINY TOY GUNS
Saturday - EVERCLEAR, SOUL ASYLUM, & CRACKER
Sunday - TRACY LAWRENCE & TERRI CLARK
Be sure to come early for the food, beer, FREE scenic lift rides, craft vendors, wall climbs and other outdoor amusements.
Each day concert goers will have a chance to win one of the many amazing snowsport giveaways and early arriving festivals goers will receive a limited number of free stuff at the gate.
Ski Shops throughout our region will be on hand with excellent preseason deals on all sorts of snow sports equipment.
Tickets are available in advance or at the gate on the day of show.
Visit www.skibluemt.com or www.rockthefall.com for more details.
Get your tickets for ROCK THE FALL now!
Advance ticket sales are available at www.ticketmaster.com and all Ticketmaster outlets.
Come help us ROCK the leaves OFF the trees at ROCK THE FALL October 17th, 18th, & 19th.
Sept 13-14, 2008
Attention Shoppers! Skippack Village announces its Annual Skippack Village Sidewalk Sale on September 13-14 from 11am to 5 PM! Participating Skippack shops will be open to the outdoors for shoppers to bargain hunt and shop to their hearts content! You can browse around some of the unique shops, vendors and crafts or you might just find a place offering some tasty food. So come on down to the The Skippack Village Sidewalk Sale, it’s sure to fulfill any shoppers dream! For more Information, please call 610.584.6004. Located on Skippack Pike, Skippack.
Fire Prevention and Public Education
The Fire/Code Official is responsible for the following activities: fire prevention and public education, fire investigations, fire safety inspections, storage tank inspections, blasting inspections, sprinkler inspections, commercial change of owners/ change of tenant inspections and enforcement of the Township’s fire codes.
The best time to control a fire is before it starts. An assortment of brochures on fire prevention is available at the municipal building. Some of the topics covered include fire safety during the holidays, fire safety checklists that can be used around the home, information on making home emergency escape plans, fire safety tips for seniors, electrical fire safety, outdoor fire safety, and carbon monoxide detectors.
Fire safety programs (e.g. presentations and assistance with developing emergency plans) are also available to the public, businesses, schools, day care centers and civic organizations. The National Fire Protection Association’s “Learn Not to Burn” program geared towards elementary and intermediate school-aged children, and “Remembering When: A Fire and Fall Prevention Program for Older Adults” for the senior community, are both available through the Fire/Code Official’s Office. Contact the Fire/Code Official for more information about a fire safety program tailored to your group or business.
Information is also available at the following web sites:
National Fire Protection Association; www.nfpa.org. Click on Sparky the Fire Dog on the right side for games and safety tips for children.
The Home Safety Council; www.homesafetycouncil.org has great safety information for around the home.
Fire Investigations
The Fire/Code Official’s Office is responsible for coordinating and conducting investigations of all fires that occur within the Township to determine their origin and cause. In the case of accidental fires, the information gathered is important to determine if defective products or processes were involved so that improvements may be made to prevent similar fires from occurring in the future. If a fire is determined to be intentionally set, the Fire/Code Official works closely with the township’s Police Department to find those responsible for prosecution and/ or rehabilitation, including juvenile fire setters. Also, the information gathered from fires is used to update and improve the fire prevention programs described above. The chart depicted below shows the number of incidents that fire companies have responded to over the last three years. Both Limerick Fire Company and Linfield Fire Company are now using the NIFRS (National Incident Reporting System) to send reports to the County and State.
Fire Incidents
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2002
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2003
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2004
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| Number of Incidents |
448
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548
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478
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Fire Safety Inspections
One of the primary duties of the Fire/Code Official is performing fire safety inspections in commercial, industrial, institutional, and business properties. Inspections are done annually to ensure compliance with the Township’s fire and safety codes and ordinances. During these inspections, owners and occupants are also encouraged to develop and implement emergency plans in the event that they are involved in any type of disaster or emergency.
Commercial Change of Owner / Change of Tenant Inspections
When a commercial property has a change of owner or a change of tenant, a Commercial Certificate of Compliance is required. Once the application is completed, an inspection by the Fire/Code Official is conducted to verify compliance with the Township’s fire code. For more information regarding this inspection, contact the Zoning & Code Enforcement Office.
Jan Gaweda Realtor at 610-792-5900 ext. 8133 or direct at 610-653-0386 recently launched his new Community Calendar to serve Limerick and the tri-county area. To view the calendar please click here http://www.jangaweda.com/calendar.asp
Also included on the page is a local weather link.
If you or your organization would like to post your event here, please e-mail Jan Gaweda detailing it with the Name, Location, Times, and Dates and he will post it as soon as possible.
Thank you for checking it out.
- Meeting News -
The next meeting of the Limerick Township Board of Supervisors will be held on September 11, 2008 at 7:00 p.m.
The next meeting of the Limerick Township Planning Commission will be held on September 4th, 2008 at 7:00 p.m.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
The next public meeting of the Limerick Township Comprehensive Plan will be on September 9th at 6:30 pm.
Residents are strongly encouraged to attend.A presentation will outline the proposed recommendations developed by the Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee. Recommendations include changes to zoning, infrastructure improvements, greater natural resource protection and promotion of sustainable building methods that will help guide land use policies in the Township for the next 10 to 20 years.
The team of Simone Collins Land scape Architecture, Urban Partners and Traffic Planning and Design is assisting the Township in their preparation of the Comprehensive Plan.
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Whether clients are interested in purchasing their first home or selling their longtime residence for maximum return, he pulls out all the stops to get them the highest return on their investment.
It’s been said the harder you work for something, the more you appreciate it. When Jan Gaweda was about 12, he had his eye on a Tandy 64 computer. Coming from a hard working family, he knew that if he wanted it bad enough, he would have to earn it. He immediately began mowing lawns, doing laundry and delivering newspapers to make it happen. Months later with a shoebox full of roughly $600, Jan was able to indulge himself with a reward few other kids his age could afford. It was a lesson that taught him with the right drive and determination, he could achieve any goal he set for himself.
Growing up, Jan’s father owned a successful sporting goods business and it wasn’t long before he was going to work with him to help out. At first it was just sweeping floors and gift-wrapping. Later, when Jan became a hired employee, many of his colleagues thought he’d receive special treatment. But he was determined to prove them wrong. He worked extra hours, took on additional projects and learned the fundamentals of being an entrepreneur—self discipline, putting the needs of the customer first and pushing yourself to do more than the competition.
Those qualities would prove to serve Jan well in his future endeavors. After graduating from Radford University with a degree in marketing, Jan began a successful career in the telecommunications business. True to the family tradition, Jan eventually branched off on his own. It reminded Jan of how those days of working with his father and pocketing a weekly allowance for his hard work laid the foundation for his dedicated approach to life. But his determination to achieve the goals he sets for himself didn’t stop there. Jan took it a step further and threw himself headfirst into another competitive industry.
Jan’s ironclad commitment has quickly catapulted him to becoming one of the area’s most respected real estate agents. He understands there’s much more to a move than providing people information to get them from point A to point B. For Jan, it’s about giving his clientele his undivided attention throughout the process, overcoming any obstacles in their path and protecting their best interests throughout the process. Some people might consider this going the extra mile, but it’s the only way Jan knows how to do business.
As a father, Jan knows how important buying or selling a home is to a family’s future. That’s why he goes above and beyond to treat his clients’ important investments as he would a member of his own family. Whether that means negotiating the best price for their sale or using the latest technology and his local insight to find a home conducive to their lifestyle, Jan’s main priority is exce-eding their expectations.
As a proud parent and successful businessman, Jan Gaweda knows the key to success in both of these area’s is having a driven mentality. He applies this same devoted approach to helping other families make the most of their home sale or purchase as a leading real estate agent. From consultation to closing, Jan goes above and beyond to give people the information, guidance and personalized service he’d expect for his own family.
Whether clients are interested in purchasing their first home or selling their longtime residence for maximum return, he pulls out all the stops to get them the highest return on their investment. If a move is in your near future, entrust this important part of your life to a professional who knows that your family is priority one.
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