7:00 –
7:15 |
Goals, Projects, and Tasks
Place Holders:
- All - Reminder of EAC-initiated projects for next 6+ months: Brightside Farm Riparian Buffer Planting, Deerfield Riparian Buffer; Stream Naming
(un-named tributaries); Earth Day; Charlestown Bird Town; Battery Recycling Program, Education Series, New developments for review, EAC website
on where residents can dispose of household items; Friends of Charlestown.us; Weed Warriors; Kendig and Jenkins conservation parks-Community
Conservation Partnerships Program (C2P2) grant; synthetic turf fields in Charlestown; ChesCo planning natural resources maps: https://www.chescoplanning.org/Resources/MapGallery.cfm.
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7:15 –
8:50 |
New:
- 2024 Budget.
- Chester County Composting meeting - Solomon
- EAC membership
On Going
- WeConservePA will have its fall EAC Gathering in West Chester on Oct. 21: info and registration https://weconservepa.org/eac/eac-network-fall-gathering/
- Riparian tree planting proposed for Pickering Creek – Landowner Letter of Commitment signed and sent by BoS, status of vegetation control
by Buckeye (Chris Scheid) – on hold.
- PA Dept. of Transportation, EAC to adopt Charlestown Road: Walker. First clean up set up for September 16.Update
- Stream naming of unnamed headwater tributary at Charlestown Park: Update - Armstrong.
- Single use plastic bag/items ban: update Soundararajan
- Nature News (Jan., Apr., July., Oct.) – Solomon
- Battery collection program for Charlestown update – Armstrong.
- Update on Invasive/native plant exchange – Solomon update.
- Township newsletter articles due dates (1/15, 4/15, 7/15, & 10/15): How to deal with hitting deer on roads – Goodman. Article on Charlestown
Day - Armstrong
- All: Community Education series future suggestions:
- Bird Town programs
- Tour of invasive plant species
- Watershed friendly property certification – at a local eatery?
- Riparian buffer maintenance: Update – mowing of lanes between trees and shrubs in riparian field below community garden planned for late winter,
increasing access of public to fruit trees.
- Buckeye pipeline exposure - no changes.
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