Eric Andreus, representing Nestle Waters, attended the May Lynn Township supervisors’ meeting to give the water report.

He discussed monitoring data and the work that has been done in the township.

He also presented a donation of $15,000 to be used for work at Ontelaunee Park.

Over the years, approximately $275,000 has been given to the township by Nestle Waters.

Donald Christ noted that Eagle Scout Nolan Hernandez wants to donate time for a project in the park.

Hernandez wants to place a list of donors and memorials somewhere in the park recognizing them for their donations.

The board voted in favor of this and requested Hernandez bring a design to them at the next meeting.

Tim VanBlargan, representing Lynnport Fire Company, noted firefighters answered three calls for the month and eight controlled burns, giving a total of 21 for the year.

One member has completed Firefighter One training. There will be adult bingo on June 22, and a paint and sip event June 24. The annual Fourth of July Jamboree will be held on June 30.

New Tripoli Fire Company had 82 calls for the year.

A second series of tickets was ordered for the Guns and Cash raffle. Concrete for the new building will be poured shortly with completion expected by the end of November.

The fire police were requested for July 7 at Earl Adams Park, Breinigsville, for the fireworks presentation.

The Kistler/Yocum lot line adjustment at 7318/7342 Camp Meeting Road was reviewed by the board and approved.

A request for inclusion in the Ag Security was received by the board for 27.38 acres along Ross Valley Road for the Reinert, Heintzelman, Cappuccino tract.

Penn’s View Representatives Eric Schock, Sue Kandil and Chris Zajcek were present again to argue their case for the development in New Tripoli.

Some changes were made to the plan. A waiver on the necessity for curbing and sidewalk was requested.

Supervisor Steve Feinour wants curbing and sidewalk in the project.

Supervisor Brian Dietrich was not pleased with the road configuration.

Currently, there is only one ingress and egress point. Dietrich wants two entrances. The developer stated he will keep the road.

Dietrich said at some time in the future the township will be asked to take over road. After much discussion, the plan was given preliminary approval with the waiver request for curbing and sidewalk being denied.

Roadmaster Bruce Raber reported the boom mower has been repaired and the loader is currently being repaired.

The crew was busy doing cold patch, replacing and installing road signs, working at Ontelaunee Park and helping Weisenberg Township.

The basketball courts will be rolled again before being used.

Bids were accepted for cold patch with New Enterprise receiving the contract for the material at a cost of $25,200.

George Ely received the bid for installing posts at the basketball courts at a cost of $2,950. Aaron Faulk will install both courts for $250 per court and paint the lines for an additional $400.

Zoning Officer Chris Noll met with Leslie Eckert, program director of White Deer Run, an addiction treatment center, to discuss some of the complaints received by the township.

He will meet again after he analyzes the information.

Michael Reese added his complaints to the zoning officer. He cited parts of the ordinance he thought would apply to his case. Pennsylvania State Police have been at the property numerous times on complaints.

He asserted garbage has been dumped on neighbors’ property.

Chairman Justin Smith said the board will identify the responsibility of the township in this matter and if necessary will take steps to correct it.

Smith said the complaint about noise will not be addressed.

The 10th annual Car and Motorcycle Show will be1-4 p.m. July 8.

There is an entry fee for all cars, trucks and bikes with free admission for spectators. A DJ will be present.

The pond at the park has been treated. One or two more applications might be needed.

Feinour reported on some items. He noted there were wires taped to the utility pole at the intersection of Route 143 and Washington Street.

Also, some plaques in the park were missing and some sort of barrier should be installed to keep errant soccer balls from going on to neighbors property.

Noll will look into the sign issue.