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BOROUGH OF AMBLER 131 Rosemary Avenue Ambler, PA 19002

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Our Lady of Mercy Regional Catholic School educates students in grades K-8. • 1:1 iPads for all students in grades 3-8 • Middle School Academy in grades 6-8 • Learning Resource Program • Full time teachers specializing in Art, Music, Technology, Spanish and Physical Education • Impressive Academic Results Robert E. Myers, Supervisor Richard E. Myers, F.D. To schedule a tour or for additional information call 145 Tennis Avenue, Ambler, PA 215-646-0150 or visit www.olmcatholicschool.com 215-646-0595 We’ll surprise you! BOROUGH OF AMBLER DIRECTORY Ambler Borough Hall 131 Rosemary Avenue, Ambler, PA 19002 215-646-1000 • Fax: Administration 215-641-1355 • Water 215-641-1921 Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm (closed Federal holidays) Website: www.boroughofambler.com Mayor Jeanne Sorg [[email protected]] Borough Manager Mary Aversa [[email protected]] 2016 AMBLER BOROUGH COUNCIL WARD 1 WARD 2 WARD 3 Nancy Deininger Sara Hertz Salvatore Pasceri, President Sharon McCormick Jonathan Sheward Ed Curtis, Sr., Vice President Francine Tomlinson Claudio Zaccone Frank DeRuosi 2016 AMBLER COUNCIL COMMITTEES Public Safety Committee: ...... Mr. Curtis (Chairperson), Mrs. McCormick, Mr. Sheward Parks & Recreation Committee: ...... Mr. DeRuosi (Chairperson), Mrs. Deininger, Ms. Hertz Public Utilities Committee: ...... Mr. Pasceri (Chairperson), Mr. Curtis, Mr. Zaccone Finance & Planning Committee: ...... Mr. Sheward (Chairperson), Mr. DeRuosi, Ms. Tomlinson Salary & Personnel Committee: ...... Mr. Zaccone (Chairperson), Mr. Curtis, Mrs. Deininger, Mr. DeRousi LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY Rep. Brendon Boyle (13th Cong. Dist.) ...... 115 E Glenside Ave, Ste #1, Glenside PA 19038...... (215)517-6572 St. Sen. Stewart Greenleaf (12th District) ...... 711 York Road, Ste #1, Willow Grove PA 19090 ...... (215)657-7700 Hon. Mary Jo Daley (148th District) ...... 815 Fayette St, Ste #200, Conshohocken PA 19428 ...... (610)832-1679 PUBL IC MEETING SCHEDULE 1st Tuesday...... Borough Committee–7:00 pm (no meeting July) – Borough Hall 1st Thursday ...... Zoning Hearing Board (call for specific dates & times) – Borough Hall 3rd Wednesday...... Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) – 7:00 pm - Borough Hall 3rd Tuesday...... Borough Council Meeting – 7:00 pm – Borough Hall 3rd Thursday...... Ambler Junior Baseball – 7:00 pm – Borough Hall 4th Tuesday ...... Planning Commission – 7:00 pm – Borough Hall (except April, meets April 27th) Last Tuesday...... Ambler Main Street – 5:30 pm – Borough Hall

EMERGENCY NUMBERS – Police, Fire, Rescue, Ambulance 9 – 1 – 1 NON-EMERGENCY & DEPARTMENT PHONE NUMBERS Ambler Police (Chief William Foley) 215-646-1000 (8:00-4:30pm); 610-643-6444 after hours Wissahickon Fire Co. 215-646-1266; Fire Marshall Rick Lockhart 215-646-1000 ext 122 Community Ambulance Association of Ambler 610-643-4111 Water Department Supervisor Philip Benigno 215-646-1000 x124 [[email protected]] Water Billing – 215-646-1000 (Cheryl x110 or Ruth x111); Water Emergency – 215-646-1000 follow prompts Waste Water Treatment Plant Supervisor 215-628-9457 [[email protected]] Code Enforcement Officer Glenn Kucher 215-646-1000 ext 112 [[email protected] er.pa.us] Public Works Supervisor Bob Rocco 215-628-9409 (leave message or call 215-646-1000 ‘0’ Receptionist) Finance Manager Gail Gordon 215-646-1000 x107 [[email protected]] Manager’s Assistant Elizabeth Russell 215-646-1000 ext 114 [[email protected]] Borough Receptionist Melissa Reale 215-646-1000 dial “0” VOTER INFORMATION - www.montcopa.org/voterservices AMBLER WARD 1 ...... WISSAHICKON FIRE COMPANY, 245 Race Street AMBLER WARD 2 ...... MONTCO SAAC CENTER, 45 Forest Avenue AMBLER WARD 3 ...... CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH, 16 E. Park Avenue 17 2 Surface Runoff urface runoff is water from rain, snowmelt, or other sources that Sflows over the land surface and is a major component of the water cycle. Runoff is what occurs when rain is not absorbed by the ground on which it falls and so then flows downhill. As it does so, it will carry topsoil, nutrients, and any other water-soluble material it encounters as it flows downhill. Eventually runoff water will drain into a stream or river. Runoff that occurs on surfaces before reaching a channel is also called overland flow. All of the land whose runoff water flows into a river or stream is known as that stream's watershed. When runoff flows along the ground, it can pick up soil contaminants such as petroleum, pesticides or fertilizers that become discharge or overland flow. The amount of water that runs off and causes all kinds of problems depends heavily on the amount of rainfall and the type of ground it lands on. Urbanization increases surface runoff, by creating more impervious surfaces such as pavement and buildings which do not allow percolation of water down through the soil to the aquifer. It is instead forced into streams, where erosion and siltation can be major problems, even when floodi ng is not. Increased runoff reduces groundwater recharge, thus lowering the water table and making droughts worse.

Meteorological factors affecting runoff: Physical characteristics affecting runoff: • Type of precipitation (rain, snow, sleet, etc.) • Land use • Rainfall intensity • Vegetation • Rainfall amount • Soil type • Rainfall duration • Drainage area • Distribution of rainfall over the drainage basin • Basin shape • Direction of storm movement • Elevation • Precipitation that occurred earlier and resulting soil • Topography, especially the slope of the land moisture • Drainage network patterns • Other meteorological or climatic factors such as • Ponds, lakes & reservoirs in the basin, which prevent or temperature, wind, relative humidity and season delay runoff from continuing downstream

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3 16 ENVIRONMENTAL CORNER LIVING GREEN: 7 Simple Steps That Reduce Your Eco-Footprint

he goal of the Ambler Environmental Advisory Council is to help Ambler Borough Tresidents reduce their overall environmental impact with simple, achievable suggestions. For further information and details, go to www.amblerEAC.org and click on ‘Living Green.’ Step One: Use Less Energy Ambler FREE STATE INSPECTION Extended Care Center Step Two: Use Less Water At Ambler Extended Care Center, our staff takes great pride in the Step Three: Use Fewer Natural Resources care and service our residents receive every day. Ambler is a small friendly facility that has served the community for over 40 years, Step Four: Reduce Waste with services including: Step Five: Avoid Toxins & Pollutants • short term rehabilitation services • recreational program 7 days a week CARPETS • FLOORING • WINDOW TREATMENTS • long term skilled nursing services • restorative nursing program 7 days a 27 East Butler Avenue • Ambler, PA 19002 Step Six: Protect Natural Resources • hospice services week 215-646-8178 • 215-643-2760 (fax) • respite care • beautiful deck overlooking creek & e-mail: [email protected] Step Seven: Invest in the Local Economy • psychological & memory impaired wildlife HOURS: support Mon, Tues, Thurs: 9am-5pm Wed: 9am-8pm • Fri: 9am-5pm 32 S. Bethlehem Pike ~ Ambler, PA 19002 Sat: 10am-4pm Research has shown that litter attracts litter. 215-646-7050 ~ 215-646-7644 fax www.marosfloorcovering.com When a community or area is frequently littered or illegal dumping is tolerated, that sends a message that this kind of behavi or is acceptable. Litter begets litter. Conversely, when a local park or an entire community is litter free, that sends a message that littering is unacceptable behavior. Clean communities tend to stay clean. Here are some ways you can help keep our Borough beautiful. • Set an example by not littering. Carry a litter bag in your car or put litter in your pocket until you find a container. • Pick up one piece of litter every day. • Teach others the proper way to dispose of trash. Show them the difference between a clean area and an area spoiled by litter, and stress why it’s important to put trash in proper containers. • Make sure your trash & recycling roll cart lids are closed. If you have additional trash cans, make sure the cans have lids that can be securely attached. • If you smoke, don’t flick cigarette butts out the car window.

DRIVING A LEMON? Wissahickon Valley Historical Society www.wvalleyhs.org 799 Skippack Pike, Blue Bell 215-646-6541 MAKE THE CALL TO 1 800 LEMON LAW! The Historical Society recently has placed a curator’s display case in the lobby of Ambler Borough Hall for all to enjoy. The case is filled with artifacts from our community. Every two or three months the Historical Society will provide a new display. Please feel free to stop by our lobby and have a look! For your information, the Historical Society’s 1895 building in Blue Bell is open Thursdays from 10 until noon. Their library is open to the public by appointment. The public is always welcome to attend special programs and events.

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15 4 American Flag Guidelines

Proper Etiquette for Flag Display

In 1942, Congress passed what has come to be known as the U.S. Flag Code. The following are the basics on how we can treat the flag with respect.

deally, an American flag displayed on your house should hang from a staff that angles I out from the front wall or a windowsill or balcony. Do not allow the flag to touch the ground, floor, water, or anything else beneath it. It’s also appropriate to hang the flag from a horizontal staff. Be sure the union or canton (the rectangle with the stars) is at the peak -- hanging the flag with the union down signals extreme distress.

When the flag is displayed either horizontally or vertically against a wall, the union should be at the top and to your left. When displayed in a window, the flag should be hung so that the union is on the left when you see it from the street.

If you display the American flag next to other flags or pennants, place it on the right side of a single flag or at the center of a group and slightly higher than the other flags. If an American flag is on the same staff as other flags, it should always be at the top.

When displayed from a car or float in a parade, the flagstaff should be fixed firm ly to the vehicle, ideally on the right side. The flag should not be draped over the hood, top, sides or back.

Though it is customary to fly the flag from sunrise to sunset, the U.S. Code says that when a patriotic effect is desired, you can display it around the clock. If you do, you should illuminate the flag with a light.

When our President declares the flag is to be flown at half-staff this means the flag is one-half the distance between the top and bottom of the staff.

And finally, when the American flag is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem, it should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning.

Did you know...

There are 956 Boroughs in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and over 8,000 council members elected to serve those communities?

Boroughs represent 37.5% of all Commonwealth municipal governments. An average of 15 boroughs exists per county and nearly 25% of the population resides in these communities.

5 14 Ambler Symphony Orchestra Inc. www.amblersymphony.org Ambler Borough Volunteer Boards & Committees

he Ambler Symphony has some special treats in store, starting off in November with the opening concert of their 66th season. A orough Council appoints volunteer residents to serve on boards, commissions and councils to assist in carrying out the governance favorite of the orchestra and community, cello soloist Jesus Morales will perform the Robert Schumann Cello Concerto in a minor, T of the Borough. Residents interested in offering their time, experience and professional talents should send a letter of interest & Opus 129, and follow it with an original piece by Puerto Rican performer and composer Sonia Morales-Matos, Divertimento Caribeno B resume by mail or email to the Borough Manager or Manager’s Assistant. Below you will find information on several Boards and No.4. The evening closes with the masterful Symphony No. 5 in d minor, Opus 47 by Dmitri Shostakovich. This concert takes place on Commissions. For a complete listing of committees and current volunteer opportunities, go to the Borough’s website and click on Friday, November 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Wissahickon High School Auditorium. “Government / Boards & Committees.” December brings another treat, with the now traditional Holiday concert and Sing-Along on December 7 at 6:30 p.m., followed by a seasonal movie favorite. This concert will take place at the Ambler Theater on Butler Avenue. • APPEALS BOARD - This highly specialized board includes an architect and engineer. If someone is planning to build and The Children’s Concert, also to be held at the Ambler Theater on Saturday, January 21 at 11:30 a.m., will disagrees with the Borough’s engineer on an interpretation of a technical provision in one of the national building codes, the feature a premier of the arrangement for orchestra of Kile Smith’s The Bremen Town Musicians, followed Code Appeals Board would rule on that interpretation. by a Dmitri Kabalevsky Concerto in C Major, Opus 48, Movement 1, Allegro Molto e con Brio. This demanding piece will be accompanied by an extraordinary young violinist, Nicholas Brady, age 7, who has • CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION - The Civil Service Commission presides over hearings related to the demotion or firing of been hailed as a true prodigy on the violin. an Ambler police officer. Its secondary function is to certify the list of candidates who come out of the formal testing process The orchestra will continue it’s mentoring of young and talented musicians at the annual Menges for police department applicants. Scholarship Concert on February 19 at 3 p.m. • COMMUNITY AMBULANCE ASSOC. OF AMBLER - CAAA serves the Borough of Ambler, Lower Gwynedd and parts of The other subscription concerts of the season will feature compositions as different at Beethoven and NICHOLAS BRADY Upper Dublin. CAAA is an independent nonprofit emergency ambulance association. Ambler Borough holds a seat on the Bernstein, with a season subscription closer of 100 years of Broadway’s favorite musical compositions, from board of CAAA. composers like Sigmond Romberg and Victor Herbert, Lerner and Lowe, Rogers and Hammerstein, and Andrew Lloyd Weber. The season will also close out with late May and early June outdoor concerts at the Parkside Place in Upper Gwynedd and Hope Lodge in Fort • ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COUNCIL – The EAC provides advice on issues such as protecting the environment through Washington. Ambler Symphony is a non-profit, volunteer orchestra, featuring dedicated member musicians from the local communities. conservation, management, promotion and use of natural resources. Ambler EAC also works to improve the Borough’s ecological assets and build awareness of environmental issues in the region. • HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION – Borough Council adopted the Human Relations Ordinance on May 17, 2016, Wissahickon Valley Public Library www.wvpl.org establishing a non-discrimination policy for all matters of employment, housing and commercial property, and public 209 Race Street, Ambler, PA 19002 215-646-1072 accommodation to ensure that all persons, regardless of actual or perceived race, color, age, religious creed, ancestry, sex, national origin, handicap, use of guide or support animals because of blindness, deafness or physical handicap of the user or TEA & SCONES SERIES – 6:30 pm – Tea & Scones, 7:00 pm - Program the user is a handler or trainer of support or guide animals, or sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression, enjoy • October 18 - Essential Oils 101 - Megan Keppel, Doterra Oils, Space limited to 12 participants the full benefits of citizenship and are afforded equal opportunities for employment, housing and public accommodation. • October 25 - Ambler: Now & Then - Buck Amey, Fort Washington Historical Society The Commission receives, reviews and files complaints within its jurisdiction. • November 8 - Holiday Topiaries Demonstration - Sharon Gross, Penn State Master Gardener • November 15 - Woodmere Art Museum Presentation • PLANNING COMMISSION - The Planning Commission considers drafts of zoning ordinances, and, when requested by • November 29 - Adult Coloring for Relaxation Borough Council, also drafts ordinances for Council to consider adopting. While the PC’s recommendations are not binding, • December 6 - Colonial Christmas - Micheal Jesberger, Reenactor they are given significant consideration by Council. • December 13 - “Art & Craft” - POV/PBS Documentary showing • VACANCY BOARD - The Vacancy Board is made up of • December 27 -Game Night - Bring a game or play one of ours Ambler Borough Council plus one extra citizen who sits to More programs coming! • Check out www.wvpl.org for our up to date offerings! break tie votes when filling a vacant council seat. The vacancy board meets on an as-needed basis. • Monday November 7 - Dinner with the Author - Jessica Tom, Children’s Events: • ZONING HEARING BOARD - The Zoning Hearing Board • October 15 - Miss Michelle at the Ambler Farmer’s Market - author or “Food Whore” - dinner at Bridget’s Steakhouse. Space is limited to 12 participants - Cost is $45 for dinner & tip (cash considers whether to grant relief from Borough zoning 10:30am ordinances regulating the use of land. The ZHB also decides • October 27 - World of Magic with Ari Paul Felber - 7pm paym ent only at sign up). • Bi-weekly - -Coloring for Adults - Wednesdays at 3 pm whether certain criteria have been met to allow certain types • November 17 - Magic Juggler David Darwin - 7pm of special exceptions to zoning ordinances. The ZHB also • December 15 - Holiday Story Time - 4pm • Bi-weekly - Beading Group - First and Third Mondays of each month @ 1pm considers appeals from rulings made by the code officer in • Weekly - Michelle’s Snappy Happy Music for Kids Story enforcing zoning-related ordinances. Times - Tuesdays 10:30am • Weekly - Yarn Cafe - Every Friday at 10:30 am • Monthly - Daytime Book Club - 2nd Thursday at 10:30 am Other Programs: October 13 - The Rent Collector - Cameron Wright • Wednesday October 19 - Cook the Book Club - A Cookbook November 10 - The Lost Lake -Sarah Addison Allen Ambler, PA Family Owned & Operated Book Club - Make a dish from our selected cookbook and December 8 - To Kill A Mockingbird & GT AUTOMOTIVE CENTER attend the meeting to share dishes with other cooks! Go Set a Watchman / Harper Lee • Monthly - Movies with Meaning - Meets at 6:30 pm at the 161 South Main St, Ambler • www.amblersbestgtauto.com Call the library for more information! Located Conveniently to Railroad Station Ambler Library, on the first Monday of most months. 215-628-3729 • Complete Car Care • All Makes & Models • Domestic & Imports 215-738-1543 • Oil Change Service • Brakes • Tires • Electrical www.mcgarrycleaning.com TOYS FOR TOTS - Ambler Borough will again be hosting a drop-off site for the Toys for Check Engine Light Diagnosis & Repair Tots campaign. New, unwrapped toys may be dropped off in the Borough Hall Lobby from Manufacturer’s Recommended Mileage Services Performed • Residential Cleaning • Post Construction Cleanup Insured & Bonded • Office Cleaning • Apartment Turnovers 8am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday from November 1st through mid-December. FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE AVAILABLE within the Ambler area CAR RENTAL SERVICE ALSO AVAILABLE • Junk Removal • and much more

13 6 Thank you to our wonderful Ambler Main Street members! AmblerMainStreet.org IN OUR COMMUNITY Pure Spa Vince DiFrancesco Opticians Dettera Barberella Salon Main Street Vintage Ambler Tire Phillips & Associates Architects Vince Hee Roofing Educere LLC Berne Siergiej, Esq. Young Stars Theater Company Sweet Briar Cafe Allison Wolf, Realtor Nina Price Photography Arielle Bridal Shaeff-Myers Funeral Home Lowe & Sons Hauling Gypsy Blu Ambler Theater FeedStore Costa Deli Bridget’s Steakhouse First Presbyterian Church Saffron KC's Alley Copernicus Society Free Shop Frox Ambler Flower Shop Amazing Decks Maro's Flooring Organized Efficiency, LLC Gravity Hair Salon Ambler Pediatrics Flour Pot Cookie Boutique Shoefitters LTK Engineering Services Nancy Priff Editorial Services Saxbys Coffee n Saturday, June 4, 2016, the Wissahickon Fire Company Ambler Music Alice Bakery & Confectionary Ambler Beverage Exchange Ocelebrated 125 years of service to the community with an Beautyguard Manufacturing Deck’s Hardware Axcess Financial Anniversary Gala held at the Manufacturers’ Golf and Country Massa Ambler Eye Associates Ambler Kiwanis Club. During the gala, Christopher Tanzos received the Life Forest & Main Brewing Company Orsini Auto Repair Parry Coffee Roasters Active Certificate of Service and several members were Preventadent Associates Holistic Apothecary Ambler Yards honored for their years of service and dedication. State Farm - Jeff Boyer Liz El Jewel Box Coco Blue From The Boot Ambler Skate Shop Wissahickon Valley Public Library 45 Years ~ Jesse “Jay” Leadbeater Artman Lutheran Home Mermaid Art Studio Copper Beach Salon 40 Years ~ Robert Lynch Urban Funeral Home Laguda Formal Wear Pie and Plate Cafe 35 Years ~ Th omas Hurd Antique Garden Cottage Direct Imaging Design The Pizza Box 30 Years ~ George Malley Trax Restaurant & Cafe Ambler Music Academy Painting with a Twist Puppy Love by Nicole Jade Organic Salon El Cerrito 15 Years ~ Harry Altman and Fred Herring Greener Pastures Xtra 101 Vallari's Martial Arts 10 Years ~ John Oberholzer, Jonathan Deck and Andrew Urban The Lucky Well Ambler Sports Academy Jackets n' Things Minuteman Press 5 Years ~ Shaughn Thornton, Dylan Bender, Jake Caplen, Act II Playhouse Emmy’s Junk-N-Stuff Celebrity Massage Robert Pierson and Michael Garbose Addicted 2 Dance Penna, Grabois & Assoc. Denny Electric Aldamlouji & Parker Arch. Catanzaro Insurance & Financial LCK Training Service and dedication has been the cornerstone of the Wissahickon Fire Company Allflex Packaging Products Manely For You Saucy Sue from its first Fire Chief, Thomas Redington and his assistants: Hiram McCool, Newton Ambler Mennonite Church Beauty Salon Cellini Studios Meyers and R.M. Redington to its current Fire Chief Phil Koller, Deputy Chiefs Ron Summit Realty Bill’s Gym Lynch and Jay Leadbeater, many other Line Officers, fire fighters and fire police who D'Agostino Carpets Total Performance serve the community. Automotive Dennis F. Meyer, Inc The Wissahickon Fire Company responded to 586 calls in 2015. If you would like to Historic Abstract No Bare Walls Framing become part of this long-standing tradition and serve your community as a member Studio John V. Di Girolamo, D.D.S. of the Wissahickon Fire Company, please call 215-646-1266. Edward Jones Kathryn's Kitchen, LLC Investments Lutter, Inc. Ciavarelli Family Funeral Ambler Food Co-op Home Ambler Choral Society www.amblerchoralsociety.org

The Ambler Choral Society season includes two concerts each year, a holiday and spring concert, along with various public charitable appearances. Rehearsals are on Tuesday evenings – if you’re a singer please join us! Either contact the choir at our website or through Ambler Choral Society, PO Box 134, Ambler, PA 19002.

This season's winter holiday concert will be presented on November 27, 2016 at 3:00 p.m. and the spring concert will be held on April 23, 2017 at Supplee Presbyterian Church, 855 East Welsh Road, Maple Glen. Tickets are available at the door. Mark Daugherty, Artistic Director.

7 12 Ambler Borough Police Department BOROUGH DEPARTMENT NOTES Message from the Chief of Police – CHIEF WILLIAM F. FOLEY, JR. Finance Department News STOP THE BULLYING Gail Gordon, Finance Manager eens in grades sixth through ten are the most likely to be involved in activities related to bullying. HE BUDGET PROCESS. The purpose of a Municipal Budget is to provide a fiscal plan for the Borough. The budget is the basis for TAbout thirty percent of students in the United States are involved in bullying on a regular basis Tplanning, controlling and assessing municipal operations. The Finance Manager facilitates the budget process by gathering, analyzing either as a victim, bully or both. The recent school bullying statistics show that cyber bullying is and preparing a comprehensive preliminary budget that is presented to Council’s Finance & Planning Committee. Through this process, becoming increasingly prevalent on school property as well as involving students even when they are eventually, the whole of Council, with input from the Borough Manager, Department Supervisors and the public, can adopt a balanced not at school. Because of the growing number of kids affected by bullying, more and more schools budget for the next fiscal year. throughout the country are cracking down on the measures taken to stop bullying. Initially, Department Supervisors working with the Finance and Borough Bullying can happen anywhere. Many children and teens are regular victims of bullying, which can A Managers, provide a budget for their departments. The Finance Manager lead to serious emotional scarring and problems with the victim’s self-esteem and self-image. compiles estimates of revenue and expenditures and prepares the preliminary Correcting these behaviors before they start or get out of hand are important for parents and educators B B A budget. When estimating revenues, the Finance Manager considers real estate to keep in mind. C tax (millage rates), Earned Income Tax (EIT), Local Services Tax (LST), Business D Privilege Tax (BPT), water revenues, real estate transfers (deed transfer), licenses E & permits, fines, intergovernmental revenue and fees for services. Estimating TYPES OF BULLYING: expenditures includes consideration of collective bargaining agreements, other • VERBAL - This type of bullying usually involves name calling and/or teasing. salary & benefit information, insurances, debt service, professional services C • SOCIAL - Spreading rumors, intentionally leaving others out of activities on (attorneys & engineers), agreements & contracts, utilities and other operating purpose, breaking up friendships are all examples of social bullying. expenses. • PHYSICAL - This traditional form of bullying involves hitting, punching, shoving and other acts of intention physical harm. Council’s Finance & Planning Committee holds several advertised Public • CYBERBULLYING - This method of bullying involves using the Internet, Meetings in the fall to review and receive public comment on the proposed budget. Prior to adoption, the proposed budget is made available for public texting, email and other digital technologies to harm others. D E inspection. The budget is adopted by Council at an advertised Public Meeting. Understanding warning signs can help parents prevent their children from Budget adoption is to occur by December 31st. becoming bullies or help them not become a victim of a bully. Counseling or therapy are good methods in helping to treat a child who exhibits symptoms of Public Works News bullying. Children who are victims may also need some kind of support or counseling to help resolve underlying issues of emotional feelings of inadequacy. Bob Rocco, Public Works Supervisor Children who are confident and have higher self-esteem are less likely to fall prey to the attacks of bullying. • STREET SWEEPING – Street Sweeping will end for the season on Friday, December 2nd.

TREAT EVERYONE WITH RESPECT: • HOLIDAY TREE DISPOSAL – Holiday trees may be put out • Nobody should be mean to others. the 1st or 3rd Tuesday of January. Place trees curbside. Do not • Stop and think before you say or do something that could hurt someone. wrap trees in plastic tree bags -- our hauler will not pick up • Keep in mind that everyone is different. Not better or worse, just different. bagged trees. • If you think you have bullied someone, apologize. • If you think you have or are being bullied tell someone. • HOURS OF OPERATION – 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Answering machine 215-628-9409. Contact the Borough Garage or the Borough receptionist to report a pothole, broken playground equipment or damaged signage.

Ambler’s Police Department Lobby is now a convenient RESIDENTIAL TRASH & RECYCLABLES ROLL CARTS PRESCRIPTION & OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUG DISPOSAL LOCATION. Over the past few years residents have received a 64-gallon trash roll cart (grey) and a 64-gallon recycling roll cart (blue) from the Borough. If you would like to purchase an additional roll cart (we The disposal unit is available 24/7 in the PD Lobby. have a few spares) or if your roll cart goes missing and you would like to purchase a replacement, please All drugs will be destroyed in a legal and environmentally-friendly manner. call the Borough receptionist. The cost of either roll cart is $40. Additionally, please contact the Borough receptionist if the wheels on your roll cart pop off. The Borough will send a Public Works staffer to your Check out our Facebook page -- Ambler Borough Police Department -- for further details. property to replace the wheels (and axle if necessary) at no cost to you. Please do not toss out your roll carts – in most cases they can be repaired!

11 8 Water Department News Code Enforcement News Philip Benigno, Water Supervisor Glenn Kucher, Code Enforcement Officer 215.646.1000 ext 112 • [email protected]

• The Water Payment Lock Box is located in the Ambler Borough Hall parking lot. You may access the lock box from the Poplar Street entrance to the parking lot. Ambler Borough Selected as “2016 Great Places in PA” Award Winner • On-line credit card and E-check payments are accepted for payment of water bills. Visit the Borough’s homepage at www.boroughofambler.com and click on “Pay ongratulations to Ambler Borough! Butler Avenue was named one of the ‘Great Streets” winners in the 2016 Your Water Bill.” A convenience fee will be charged. CGreat Places In PA awards announced by the PA Chapter of the American Planning Association. Greats Places are unique, memorable places that work not only for their community, but as a model others want to emulate – •Be sure to pay your Water Bill separately from other bills you may pay in the places of exempla ry character, quality, planning, identity, cultural interest, and community involvement with a Borough, such as rental registration, tax bills or permit fees, so that your account sustainable vision for tomorrow. Everyone in our community should be proud of this accomplishment! To read may be properly credited. Water Bills are mailed out quarterly. more about why Ambler Borough was selected, check out http://planningpa.org/news/2016-great-places/

• Please keep your contact information with the Water Department current, simply by accessing the Swiftreach™ icon on the Construction Corner Borough website homepage. In the event of a water quality em ergency, we need to get in touch with our customers! id you know that if you put up a swimming pool on your property that has more than 24 Dinches of water, a permit is required? Do you need a permit to replace your boiler? What • The Water Department Annual Drinking Water Quality Report for 2015 was mailed about putting up a new fence? out to water customers in June and is currently available on the Borough website. Home ownership in Ambler Borough comes with many responsibilities that many residents may not be aware of. Every day the Borough Code Department fields numerous calls with questi ons from residents and contractors with these exact questions.

As a general rule, any structural alterations or additions you may be considering for your home or property, require a permit. Receiving a permit will enable the Borough officials to review your proposed work for building code and WATER LINE PROTECTION PROGRAM APPLICATION Borough ordinance compliance. A lateral water line protection plan offered by Ambler Borough to our residential customers. THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF THE MORE COMMON TYPES OF WORK THAT REQUIRE A PERMIT: Did you know that the pipe that carries water from the curb to your house is on your property -- and the pipe is owned by you? If a • Fences • Roofs • Sewer Work leak or break in this line occurs (this is called the ‘lateral line’), it is your responsibility – and your expense -- to make the repair. • Sheds • Window Replacement • Fuel Oil Tanks • Swimming Pools • Kitchen Remodel • Chimneys, fireplaces With the Water Line Protection Plan offered by the Borough of Ambler, if anything happens to your water service line from the point • Concrete Work • Plumbing Changes • Basement renovations at which it crosses the outer vertical wall of the residence to the point at which it reaches the property boundary, we’ll take care of it. • Siding • Electrical Changes

This protection plan is offered to residential customers, specifically single family dwelling and residential properties with four or fewer Keep in mind that this list is not all inclusive. If you have questions about work not listed here units on the same water meter with 5/8” to 1” water service lines. The cost is $100 for a one year protection plan and covers the cost to or any other code related questions, please contact the Code Department for more information. repair or replace allowing up to two repairs per year, $3,500 per break maximum, capped at $7,000 per year. ‘TRASH TALK’ Householders shall place receptacles containing garbage and combustible rubbish at the curb or designated place for pickup by the Borough of Ambler not later than 6:00 a.m. on the days Name:______scheduled for collection and not earlier than 4:30 p.m. on the previous day. Containers are not to be placed in the street for pickup. Lastly, containers should be removed from the curb line no later Water Service Address:______than 8:00 p.m. the day of the pickup.

Mailing Address (if different):______DON’T BLOW IT (INTO THE STREET) Keep clippings in your yard… NOT in the street. Blowing or leaving grass clippings and other debris Phone: ______Check No. ______such as leaves in the street doesn’t just look bad it is also illegal and violators could face possible fines. Besides being a Code Violation, grass clippings and leaves can also clog the Borough’s storm water drainage system. When drains are clogged with yard waste the storm water can back up and potentially cause flooding during Mail completed application with check for $100 payable to “Ambler Borough” to: a rain event. In addition, during snow events please do not shovel snow into the street. This may create a Ambler Borough ~ Attn: Water Line Protecti on Plan, 131 Rosemary Avenue, Ambler, PA 19002 dangerous situation for drivers.

9 10 Water Department News Code Enforcement News Philip Benigno, Water Supervisor Glenn Kucher, Code Enforcement Officer 215.646.1000 ext 112 • [email protected]

9 10 Ambler Borough Police Department BOROUGH DEPARTMENT NOTES Message from the Chief of Police – CHIEF WILLIAM F. FOLEY, JR. Finance Department News STOP THE BULLYING Gail Gordon, Finance Manager eens in grades sixth through ten are the most likely to be involved in activities related to bullying. HE BUDGET PROCESS. The purpose of a Municipal Budget is to provide a fiscal plan for the Borough. The budget is the basis for TAbout thirty percent of students in the United States are involved in bullying on a regular basis Tplanning, controlling and assessing municipal operations. The Finance Manager facilitates the budget process by gathering, analyzing either as a victim, bully or both. The recent school bullying statistics show that cyber bullying is and preparing a comprehensive preliminary budget that is presented to Council’s Finance & Planning Committee. Through this process, becoming increasingly prevalent on school property as well as involving students even when they are eventually, the whole of Council, with input from the Borough Manager, Department Supervisors and the public, can adopt a balanced not at school. Because of the growing number of kids affected by bullying, more and more schools budget for the next fiscal year. throughout the country are cracking down on the measures taken to stop bullying. Initially, Department Supervisors working with the Finance and Borough Bullying can happen anywhere. Many children and teens are regular victims of bullying, which can A Managers, provide a budget for their departments. The Finance Manager lead to serious emotional scarring and problems with the victim’s self-esteem and self-image. compiles estimates of revenue and expenditures and prepares the preliminary Correcting these behaviors before they start or get out of hand are important for parents and educators B B A budget. When estimating revenues, the Finance Manager considers real estate to keep in mind. C tax (millage rates), Earned Income Tax (EIT), Local Services Tax (LST), Business D Privilege Tax (BPT), water revenues, real estate transfers (deed transfer), licenses E & permits, fines, intergovernmental revenue and fees for services. Estimating TYPES OF BULLYING: expenditures includes consideration of collective bargaining agreements, other • VERBAL - This type of bullying usually involves name calling and/or teasing. salary & benefit information, insurances, debt service, professional services C • SOCIAL - Spreading rumors, intentionally leaving others out of activities on (attorneys & engineers), agreements & contracts, utilities and other operating purpose, breaking up friendships are all examples of social bullying. expenses. • PHYSICAL - This traditional form of bullying involves hitting, punching, shoving and other acts of intention physical harm. Council’s Finance & Planning Committee holds several advertised Public • CYBERBULLYING - This method of bullying involves using the Internet, Meetings in the fall to review and receive public comment on the proposed budget. Prior to adoption, the proposed budget is made available for public texting, email and other digital technologies to harm others. D E inspection. The budget is adopted by Council at an advertised Public Meeting. Understanding warning signs can help parents prevent their children from Budget adoption is to occur by December 31st. becoming bullies or help them not become a victim of a bully. Counseling or therapy are good methods in helping to treat a child who exhibits symptoms of Public Works News bullying. Children who are victims may also need some kind of support or counseling to help resolve underlying issues of emotional feelings of inadequacy. Bob Rocco, Public Works Supervisor Children who are confident and have higher self-esteem are less likely to fall prey to the attacks of bullying. • STREET SWEEPING – Street Sweeping will end for the season on Friday, December 2nd.

11 8 Thank you to our wonderful Ambler Main Street members! AmblerMainStreet.org IN OUR COMMUNITY Pure Spa Vince DiFrancesco Opticians Dettera Barberella Salon Main Street Vintage Ambler Tire Phillips & Associates Architects Vince Hee Roofing Educere LLC Berne Siergiej, Esq. Young Stars Theater Company Sweet Briar Cafe Allison Wolf, Realtor Nina Price Photography Arielle Bridal Shaeff-Myers Funeral Home Lowe & Sons Hauling Gypsy Blu Ambler Theater FeedStore Costa Deli Bridget’s Steakhouse First Presbyterian Church Saffron KC's Alley Copernicus Society Free Shop Frox Ambler Flower Shop Amazing Decks Maro's Flooring Organized Efficiency, LLC Gravity Hair Salon Ambler Pediatrics Flour Pot Cookie Boutique Shoefitters LTK Engineering Services Nancy Priff Editorial Services Saxbys Coffee n Saturday, June 4, 2016, the Wissahickon Fire Company Ambler Music Alice Bakery & Confectionary Ambler Beverage Exchange Ocelebrated 125 years of service to the community with an Beautyguard Manufacturing Deck’s Hardware Axcess Financial Anniversary Gala held at the Manufacturers’ Golf and Country Massa Ambler Eye Associates Ambler Kiwanis Club. During the gala, Christopher Tanzos received the Life Forest & Main Brewing Company Orsini Auto Repair Parry Coffee Roasters Active Certificate of Service and several members were Preventadent Associates Holistic Apothecary Ambler Yards honored for their years of service and dedication. State Farm - Jeff Boyer Liz El Jewel Box Coco Blue From The Boot Ambler Skate Shop Wissahickon Valley Public Library 45 Years ~ Jesse “Jay” Leadbeater Artman Lutheran Home Mermaid Art Studio Copper Beach Salon 40 Years ~ Robert Lynch Urban Funeral Home Laguda Formal Wear Pie and Plate Cafe 35 Years ~ Th omas Hurd Antique Garden Cottage Direct Imaging Design The Pizza Box 30 Years ~ George Malley Trax Restaurant & Cafe Ambler Music Academy Painting with a Twist Puppy Love by Nicole Jade Organic Salon El Cerrito 15 Years ~ Harry Altman and Fred Herring Greener Pastures Xtra 101 Vallari's Martial Arts 10 Years ~ John Oberholzer, Jonathan Deck and Andrew Urban The Lucky Well Ambler Sports Academy Jackets n' Things Minuteman Press 5 Years ~ Shaughn Thornton, Dylan Bender, Jake Caplen, Act II Playhouse Emmy’s Junk-N-Stuff Celebrity Massage Robert Pierson and Michael Garbose Addicted 2 Dance Penna, Grabois & Assoc. Denny Electric Aldamlouji & Parker Arch. Catanzaro Insurance & Financial LCK Training Service and dedication has been the cornerstone of the Wissahickon Fire Company Allflex Packaging Products Manely For You Saucy Sue from its first Fire Chief, Thomas Redington and his assistants: Hiram McCool, Newton Ambler Mennonite Church Beauty Salon Cellini Studios Meyers and R.M. Redington to its current Fire Chief Phil Koller, Deputy Chiefs Ron Summit Realty Bill’s Gym Lynch and Jay Leadbeater, many other Line Officers, fire fighters and fire police who D'Agostino Carpets Total Performance serve the community. Automotive Dennis F. Meyer, Inc The Wissahickon Fire Company responded to 586 calls in 2015. If you would like to Historic Abstract No Bare Walls Framing become part of this long-standing tradition and serve your community as a member Studio John V. Di Girolamo, D.D.S. of the Wissahickon Fire Company, please call 215-646-1266. Edward Jones Kathryn's Kitchen, LLC Investments Lutter, Inc. Ciavarelli Family Funeral Ambler Food Co-op Home Ambler Choral Society www.amblerchoralsociety.org

7 12 Ambler Symphony Orchestra Inc. www.amblersymphony.org Ambler Borough Volunteer Boards & Committees

13 6 American Flag Guidelines

Proper Etiquette for Flag Display

In 1942, Congress passed what has come to be known as the U.S. Flag Code. The following are the basics on how we can treat the flag with respect.

When displayed from a car or float in a parade, the flagstaff should be fixed firm ly to the vehicle, ideally on the right side. The flag should not be draped over the hood, top, sides or back.

When our President declares the flag is to be flown at half-staff this means the flag is one-half the distance between the top and bottom of the staff.

And finally, when the American flag is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem, it should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning.

Did you know...

There are 956 Boroughs in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and over 8,000 council members elected to serve those communities?

Boroughs represent 37.5% of all Commonwealth municipal governments. An average of 15 boroughs exists per county and nearly 25% of the population resides in these communities.

5 14 Surface Runoff urface runoff is water from rain, snowmelt, or other sources that Sflows over the land surface and is a major component of the water cycle. Runoff is what occurs when rain is not absorbed by the ground on which it falls and so then flows downhill. As it does so, it will carry topsoil, nutrients, and any other water-soluble material it encounters as it flows downhill. Eventually runoff water will drain into a stream or river. Runoff that occurs on surfaces before reaching a channel is also called overland flow. All of the land whose runoff water flows into a river or stream is known as that stream's watershed. When runoff flows along the ground, it can pick up soil contaminants such as petroleum, pesticides or fertilizers that become discharge or overland flow. The amount of water that runs off and causes all kinds of problems depends heavily on the amount of rainfall and the type of ground it lands on. Urbanization increases surface runoff, by creating more impervious surfaces such as pavement and buildings which do not allow percolation of water down through the soil to the aquifer. It is instead forced into streams, where erosion and siltation can be major problems, even when floodi ng is not. Increased runoff reduces groundwater recharge, thus lowering the water table and making droughts worse.

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3 16 BOROUGH OF AMBLER DIRECTORY Ambler Borough Hall 131 Rosemary Avenue, Ambler, PA 19002 215-646-1000 • Fax: Administration 215-641-1355 • Water 215-641-1921 Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:30 pm (closed Federal holidays) Website: www.boroughofambler.com Mayor Jeanne Sorg [[email protected]] Borough Manager Mary Aversa [[email protected]] 2016 AMBLER BOROUGH COUNCIL WARD 1 WARD 2 WARD 3 Nancy Deininger Sara Hertz Salvatore Pasceri, President Sharon McCormick Jonathan Sheward Ed Curtis, Sr., Vice President Francine Tomlinson Claudio Zaccone Frank DeRuosi 2016 AMBLER COUNCIL COMMITTEES Public Safety Committee: ...... Mr. Curtis (Chairperson), Mrs. McCormick, Mr. Sheward Parks & Recreation Committee: ...... Mr. DeRuosi (Chairperson), Mrs. Deininger, Ms. Hertz Public Utilities Committee: ...... Mr. Pasceri (Chairperson), Mr. Curtis, Mr. Zaccone Finance & Planning Committee: ...... Mr. Sheward (Chairperson), Mr. DeRuosi, Ms. Tomlinson Salary & Personnel Committee: ...... Mr. Zaccone (Chairperson), Mr. Curtis, Mrs. Deininger, Mr. DeRousi LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY Rep. Brendon Boyle (13th Cong. Dist.) ...... 115 E Glenside Ave, Ste #1, Glenside PA 19038...... (215)517-6572 St. Sen. Stewart Greenleaf (12th District) ...... 711 York Road, Ste #1, Willow Grove PA 19090 ...... (215)657-7700 Hon. Mary Jo Daley (148th District) ...... 815 Fayette St, Ste #200, Conshohocken PA 19428 ...... (610)832-1679 PUBL IC MEETING SCHEDULE 1st Tuesday...... Borough Committee–7:00 pm (no meeting July) – Borough Hall 1st Thursday ...... Zoning Hearing Board (call for specific dates & times) – Borough Hall 3rd Wednesday...... Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) – 7:00 pm - Borough Hall 3rd Tuesday...... Borough Council Meeting – 7:00 pm – Borough Hall 3rd Thursday...... Ambler Junior Baseball – 7:00 pm – Borough Hall 4th Tuesday ...... Planning Commission – 7:00 pm – Borough Hall (except April, meets April 27th) Last Tuesday...... Ambler Main Street – 5:30 pm – Borough Hall

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