Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Community Conservation Partnerships Program Grant Announcement October 14, 2010

Regional and Statewide Grants

Allegheny Ridge Corporation, $230,000 for the Allegheny Ridge Heritage Landscape Partnership to provide support to partner organizations, develop outreach and communication related to heritage initiatives and programs, develop educational programming at Altoona Heritage Discovery Center in partnership with Penn State University and identify new heritage development opportunities, facilitate Main Line Canal development, expand technical assistance to communities along the trail and develop walking tour guides and water trail maps. Karl King, 814-940-1922.

Appalachian Mountain Club, $75,000 to implement the Highlands Coalition PA Committee’s Strategic Plan; conduct a conservation feasibility study for the Conewago Mountains; update and reprint the PA Highlands Conservation Atlas, implement the PA Highlands Trail Network Action Plan, complete a master plan for the PA Highlands Trail Network in Bucks County, hold a trail planning workshop in Bucks County, and manage the PA Highlands Committee. Kristen Sykes, 610-868-6903.

Appalachian Trail Conservancy, $200,000 to coordinate the activities of the South Mountain Conservation Landscape Initiative including implementing the 5 year strategic plan, support for lead partners, and funding for the 2011 South Mountain Mini-Grant Program. Karen Lutz, 304-535-6331.

Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, $295,000 for the Delaware & Lehigh Corridor Landscape Partnership to provide technical services to complete D&L trail gap connections, support local leadership for Greenways Conservation Landscape Initiative, administer and fund a 2011 mini-grant program, conduct strategic plan for the management and operation of the Heritage Corridor, and undertake the organizational, planning, educational and technical assistance for the PA Heritage Partnership Project. Sherry L. Acevedo, 610-923-3548.

Delaware Riverkeeper Network, $20,000 to provide , training, technical assistance and outreach program sessions to conservation organizations within the Watershed by holding the 2012 Schuylkill Watershed Congress. Chari Towne, 215-369-1188.

Endless Mountains Heritage Region, $130,000 for the Heritage Landscape Partnership to provide technical assistance and capacity building for partners, conduct project development and grant workshop, assist with water trail development on Tunkhannock Creek and provide support for development of rivertown communities, develop a 450-foot paved walkway from the Wyalusing Community Building and Main Street Historic District to the Wyalusing Creek scenic waterway in Wyalusing Borough, Bradford County, and install period lighting and interpretive historical markers. Phillip Swank, 570-265-1528.

Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority, $125,000, to complete the Riverwalk and Lackawanna study, coordinate construction of additional trail segments and trail signage study, organize 2nd Annual Bike Tour, enhance website, and advance heritage area development in the region. Natalie G. Solfanelli, 570-963- 6730.

Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority, $60,000 to provide planning, education, and technical assistance for work on the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail and D & H within the counties of Lackawanna, Luzerne, Susquehanna, and Wayne to include the design and production of a Trail Guidebook for trail users; development of a signage standards manual; fabrication and installation of signage. Natalie G. Solfanelli, 570- 963-6730.

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Lancaster-York Heritage Region, $205,000 for the Susquehanna Gateway Heritage Landscape Partnership to provide technical assistance to communities in the region to advance the heritage area and regional leadership for the Lower Susquehanna River Gorge Conservation Landscape Initiative, administer and fund 2011 mini- grant program, develop a communication plan and continue development of master plan for the Susquehanna River Corridor and coordinate Chesapeake Bay initiatives related to the Lower Susquehanna Region. Mark N. Platts, 717-252-0229.

Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor, $180,000 for the Lincoln Highway Corridor Landscape Partnership to develop an Iphone application to promote in the Lincoln Highway Corridor; assist with implementation of the Conservation Landscape Initiative and 2011 mini-grant program, facilitate Scenic Byways Designation of Lincoln Highway and develop educational programs for local school districts and conduct minor repairs and rehabilitation of interpretive exhibits, Lincoln Highway road signs and murals. Olga A. Herbert, 724-238-9030.

Lumber Heritage Region of PA, $130,000 for the Lumber Heritage Landscape Partnership to provide technical assistance on the design, fabrication and installation of interpretive signage at various historical sites in the region, provide administrative support for the Forest Fun with Trees & Leaves traveling educational exhibit, Maple Syrup Producers Round Table and PA Wilds Planning Team, provide technical assistance in the development of the Beech Creek Railroad visitor center and trail head and administer and fund mini-grant program for implementation projects to advance heritage development in the region. Michael S. Wennin, 814- 486-0213.

National Audubon Society, $170,000 for the Kittatinny Ridge and Conservation Project to provide conservation education, training and technical assistance to landowners and communities along the Appalachian Trail and Kittatinny Ridge for implementation of the Appalachian Trail Act to include an update of the State of the Kittatinny report. Jeanne M. Barrett Ortiz, 610-666-5593.

National Road Heritage Corridor, $180,000 for the National Road Corridor Landscape Partnership to develop an Iphone application to promote tourism in the National Road Corridor, assist with implementation of the Laurel Highlands Conservation Landscape Initiative and 2011 mini-grant program, facilitate the development of the connection to the and advance heritage area development in the region. Donna R. Holdorf, 724-437-9877.

Natural Lands Trust, $100,000 to develop a Natural Resource Greenway Corridor Study in for the Schuylkill Highlands Conservation Landscape Initiative in coordination with local governments and organizations in Berks, Bucks, Chester, Lehigh and Montgomery counties. Carol R. De Wolf, 610-353-5587.

North Central Regional Planning and Development Commission, $150,000 to provide mini grants to implement the recommendations of the North Central Greenways and Open Space Plan and County Greenway Plans for Cameron, Clearfield, Elk, Jefferson, McKean, and Potter counties. Matthew F. Marusiak, 814-773-3162.

Northwest Pennsylvania Regional Planning & Development Commission, $100,000 to provide mini grants in 2010-2011 to implement the recommendations of the County Greenway Plans for Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Forest, Lawrence, Mercer, Venango, and Warren counties. Susan Smith, 814-677-4800.

Oil Region Alliance of Business, Industry & Tourism, $125,000 for the Oil Region Heritage Landscape Partnership to assist the Erie to Trail Alliance in developing the Hydetown-Foxburg trail section in Crawford County; provide technical assistance to communities in the implementation of county greenway plans; facilitate the planning and design of the next 2-mile section of the McClintock Trail in Venango County, build a pedestrian plaza with interpretive panels, new native vegetation, planters, benches, etc. at the Allegheny Scenic Overlook, oversee the design and construction of a traditional overlook at Murray’s Scenic View on the edge of Cornplanter Township and Oil City, Venango County along Grandview Road, and

2 rehabilitate and repair interior plaster, millwork and finishes, apply wall coverings, and install new plumbing fixtures at the Tarbell House in Titusville, Crawford County. Marilyn A. Black, 814-677-3152.

PA CleanWays, $80,000 to provide education and technical assistance by implementing an online event registration and reporting system for trail cleanups; mini grant program for local level outdoor based work events; promotion of education materials for Adopt-A-Greenway Program by connecting people to nature. Heidi Pedicone, 724-836-4121.

Pennsylvania Environmental Council, $50,000 to lead the implementation of the Statewide Comprehensive Recreation Plan goal to promote, create and encourage the strategic engagement of Environmental Advisory Councils (EAC) in Pennsylvania, support the EAC Network addressing priority issues including: stormwater management, green building & energy, open space preservation and recreation opportunities. Jonathan D. Meade, 717-230-8044.

Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, $150,000 to continue the tree cover program for Southeastern Pennsylvania. Work to include management and administration, education and technical assistance, research, capacity building, and developing regional partnerships to address reforestation, tree planting and other environmental stewardship, natural resources protection and sustainable growth issues in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Counties. Michael Leff, 215-988-8795.

Pennsylvania Land Trust Association, $200,000 for a Partnership Education and Technical Assistance Program to provide outreach, education and technical assistance in 2011-2012 on conservation and land use planning. Work to include development of technical guidance, distribution of educational materials and delivery of technical assistance related to land and easement acquisition, land use planning and organizational excellence in conservation work; management of Conservation Easement Assistance Program and the PA Land Conservation Conference. Andrew M. Loza, 717-230-8560.

Pennsylvania Land Trust Association, $100,000 for a Conservation Easement Assistance Program to provide small grants to land trusts to help cover the administrative costs of acquiring conservation easements. Andrew M. Loza, 717-230-8560.

Pennsylvania Organization for Watersheds and Rivers, $125,000 to promote 2011 River of the Year activities and administer a mini-grant program for river conservation organizations to conduct river awareness and sojourns. Jonathan D. Meade, 717-230-8044.

Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation, $145,000 to build upon our work of starting friends groups and supporting volunteer efforts in state parks and state forests by expanding our network of friends; engaging seniors, college students, and youth; working with retired DCNR employees in a leadership program; and advancing our relationship with AARP. It also looks to strengthen the connection between outdoor recreation, health and the economy. Marci Mowery, 717-236-7644.

Pennsylvania Recreation & Park Society, $100,525 for a Training Partnership by developing trail sessions for 2012 PRPS Conference, conducting a 2012 Greenway Summit, hosting regional trail workshops, publishing the Trails to You Newsletter and developing an electronic database distribution. Robert D. Griffith, 814-234-4272.

Pennsylvania Recreation & Park Society, $200,000 for a Recreation and Park Educational Technical Assistance Partnership Program to provide recreation and park education, training and technical assistance services by updating publications and other written materials; conducting research and surveys; convening workshops, forums, and conferences; and implementing the priorities of the 2010 Leadership Summit. Robert D. Griffith, 814-234-4272.

Pennsylvania Route 6 Heritage Corporation, $130,000 for the PA Route 6 Heritage Corridor Partnership to provide educational seminars and web resources to promote conservation, preservation, hospitality training

3 and business development along the Route 6 Corridor; provide technical assistance and support to Route 6 heritage communities; redesign website and develop interactive marketing and advertising campaign for new website; and continue coordination and development of the Route 6 Artisan Trail. Terri Dennison, 814-435- 7706.

Pennsylvania State Snowmobile Association, $160,000 to administer a 2010-2011 a mini-grant program for snow grooming equipment, trail improvement, and grooming projects for snowmobile trails throughout Pennsylvania. Lori G. Elliott, 717-441-6045.

Pennsylvania Trout, $85,000 to provide outreach, education and technical assistance to river conservation organizations to protect and enhance coldwater streams throughout the Commonwealth in fiscal year 2011- 2012 and help sponsor a 2012 Keystone Coldwater Conference. Deborah J. Nardone, 814-359-5233.

Rails-To-Trails Conservancy, $110,000 for the 2012 Greenway Sojourn and Technical Assistance to plan the routes for and conduct the 2012 Greenway Sojourn, develop and publish one trail user survey, administer and fund 2012 mini-grant program and develop rail with trail study for Pennsylvania. Patricia A. Tomes, 717-238- 1717.

Schuylkill River Greenway Association, $185,000 for the Schuylkill Heritage Corridor Landscape Partnership to assist with completing the Schuylkill Highlands economic development study, host 2012 trail town conference and conduct pilot trail town project, develop strategies to close high priority gap locations on , administer and fund the 2011 Schuylkill Highlands Conservation Landscape Initiative mini-grant program and conduct heritage activities such as river sojourns, Bike Pottstown share ride bikes, Bike & Boat Program and juried art show. Tim Fenchel, 484-945-0200.

Steel Industry Heritage Corporation, $125,000 for the Steel Industry Heritage Landscape Partnership to develop publications for campaign to raise funds for the stabilization and visitor-readiness of the W. A. Young Foundry & Machine Shop, operate receptive services for visitors to facilities, and develop and market tour packages to tour operators to increase tourism in the region. Jeffery T. Leber, 412-464-4020.

The Susquehanna Greenway Partnership, $210,000 for 2011-2012 to provide technical assistance to local partners, manage system-wide initiatives, and implement the Susquehanna Strategic Action Plan. Priority actions include increasing public access, volunteer development, implementing the river town assessment tool, branding, and promotion. Trish Carothers, 570-522-5279.

Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, $20,000 to prepare a scenic corridor protection plan for the Great Allegheny Passage and scenic by-ways and heritage corridors in the Laurel Highlands Conservation Landscape in Somerset, Fayette, and Westmoreland Counties. Michael Kuzemchak, 724-238-2492.

Grants by County

Adams

Gettysburg Borough, $20,000 to prepare a master site development plan for the 50-acre Gettysburg Area Recreation Park. Denise L., Doyle, 717-334-1160.

Allegheny

Brentwood Borough, $438,000 for rehabilitation of Brentwood Community Park for reconstruction of the tennis and basketball courts, baseball fields, walkways; installation of fencing, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. George Zboyovsky, 412-884-1500.

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Carnegie Borough, $145,000 for rehabilitation and further development of Carnegie Park to include construction of a park access road; installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing, utilities, pavilion improvements, ADA access, site amenities, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Whitney Brady, 412-276-1414.

Crafton Borough, $35,000 to prepare a master site development plan for the 11-acre Crafton Park, 1-acre Linwood Park, 1-acre Noble Park, approximately 1 mile of trail segments, and a swimming pool feasibility study. Douglas Sample, 412-921-0752.

Heidelberg Borough, $46,500 for further development of Heidelberg Park to include the construction of a comfort station and walkway; installation of utilities, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Joseph Kauer, 412-276-0363.

Indiana Township, $150,000 for acquisition of approximately 54 acres along Marshall Hill Road for athletic fields, active and passive recreation. Daniel L. Anderson, 412-767-5333.

Moon Township, $30,000 to prepare a master site development plan for the approximately 17-acre Waterfront Park. Dana Kasler, 412-262-1703.

Oakmont Borough, $250,000 for further development of Oakmont Riverside Park to include construction of tennis court, pedestrian trail, fitness stations, pavilions; installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing, lighting, fencing, site amenities, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Bruce D. Jamison, 412-828-3232.

Pittsburgh City, $250,000 to continue the tree cover program in Pittsburgh City and Allegheny County on publicly owned properties to include streetscapes, trails and parks. Lisa Ceoffe, 412-393-0154.

Regional Trail Corporation, $20,000 to coordinate work on the final one mile stretch of the Great Allegheny Passage into Pittsburgh coordinating the efforts of municipal, volunteer and community leaders, for trail design and construction. Jack Paulik, 724-872-5586.

Sharpsburg Borough, $50,000 for further rehabilitation and development of 13th Street Boat Ramp and Riverside Park to include construction of a shelter, handicap accessible fishing pier and docks; ADA access; landscaping; and other related site improvements. Robert E. Zischkau, 412-824-5672.

South Fayette Township, $200,000 for rehabilitation and further development of the South Fayette Township Community Center to include the construction of gymnasium, aerobic/exercise room, multi-purpose room, elevated walking track, ADA access, project sign and other related site improvements. Jerry Males, 412-221- 8700.

Stowe Township, $27,000 to prepare a feasibility study for the development of an approximately 10-mile trail segment for the purpose of connecting the existing Three Rivers Heritage Trail with the through 7 municipalities along the River. Thomas E. Baxter, 412-488-0212.

West Mifflin Borough, $154,000 for development of Lafarge Park to include construction of soccer fields, concession stand; parking, walkways; installation of utilities, fencing, site amenities, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements and including donation of approximately 9.8 acres of privately owned land. Richard Janus, 412-466-8170.

Armstrong

Allegheny Valley Land Trust, $125,900 for rehabilitation and further development of the Armstrong Trail from Cowanshannock Creek to Pine Creek in Rayburn Township to include the construction of approximately 0.5

5 miles of trail from Pine Creek to Hayes Run, stormwater management improvements, ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Ronald J. Steffey, 724-543-4478.

Beaver

Midland Borough, $29.000 to prepare a feasibility study for the development of an approximately 24-mile trail segment of the Trail from the Ohio border to the Monaca-Rochester Bridge in Monaca. Doniele J. Andrus, 724-968-0793.

White Township, $40,000 for development of Community Park to include installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Dee A. Hartman, 724-847-0397.

Bedford

Broad Top Township, $23,000 to prepare a master site development plan for the 10.6-mile Huntingdon & Broad Top Rail Trail in Hopewell Borough, Broad Top, Hopewell, and West Providence townships, as well as development of drawings, specifications and related documents that will facilitate the bidding and construction of the identified phase 1 of the trail. David S. Thomas, 814-928-5253.

Hyndman Borough, $40,000 for rehabilitation of Hyndman Park to include upgrades to the concession and grandstand areas; construction of comfort station and utility upgrades; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Sharon Shaffer, 814-842-3191.

Berks

Exeter Township, $67,600 for development of Farming Ridge Park to include construction of a pavilion/concession stand/comfort facility, parking area; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing, lighting, utilities, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements., Joseph I. Seltzer, 610-406-0263.

Kutztown Borough, $200,000 for development of North Park in Maxatawny Township to include construction of pavilion/comfort facility, access road, parking area; installation of utilities, pedestrian walkways, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Gabriel Khalife, 610-683-6131.

Blair, Huntingdon

Rails-To-Trails of Central Pennsylvania, $78,100 for rehabilitation of the Lower Trail in Morris Township, Huntingdon County and Woodbury Township, Blair County to include construction of an erosion control structure near Water Street in Morris Township, re-decking of a pedestrian bridge near Mt. Etna in Morris Township, and rehabilitation of a drainage structure near Williamsburg Borough in Woodbury Township. Karl King, 814-940-1922.

Bradford

Warren Township, $40,000 for further development of Community Park to include installation of pedestrian walkways, fitness stations, pavilion, lighting, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Fred Wheaton, 570-395-3220. Bucks

Buckingham Township, $24,400 to prepare a master site development plan for the 78-acre Holicong Park. Dana Cozza, 215-794-8834.

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Heritage Conservancy,$191,900 for acquisition of a conservation easement on approximately 33 acres along County Line Road in Durham Township for passive recreation and critical habitat protection. Laura Baird, 215- 345-7020.

Heritage Conservancy, $91,600 for acquisition of a conservation easement on approximately 15 acres along Route 212 in Durham Township, Bucks County for critical habitat protection. Laura Baird, 215-345-7020.

New Britain Township, $197,400 for renovation and further development of West Branch Park to include construction of T-ball fields, multipurpose field with viewing area, pedestrian trails, pavilion; installation of play equipment with required safety surface, ADA access, landscaping, site amenities, project sign, and other related site improvements. Eileen Bradley, 215-822-1391.

Northampton Township, $22,500 to prepare a comprehensive recreation, open space and greenway plan. Nancy Opalka, 215-357-6800.

Redevelopment Authority of the County of Bucks,$29,600 to prepare feasibility studies for the engineering of the Neshaminy Creek bridge crossing into Neshaminy Creek State Park, the ecological restoration of areas adjacent to the bridge and prepare a cost estimate for improvements to the Neshaminy Creek State Park existing trail system. Robert White, 215-781-8711.

Richlandtown Borough, $250,000 for further development of Brenner Hall Recreation Park to include construction of ball field, multipurpose field; basketball court, parking area, pedestrian trail, comfort station, utility building; installation of playground equipment with required safety surface, utilities ADA access, landscaping, site amenities, project sign, and other related site improvements. Jocelyn O. Myers, 267-373- 9911.

Bucks, Montgomery

Heritage Conservancy, $13,700 to complete a re-assessment of riparian buffers within the Lower Schuylkill River and Perkiomen, Wissahickon, Pennypack, Tookany and Neshaminy creeks in Bucks and Montgomery counties. Work to include stream corridor maps and a written bound report. Susan Myerov, 215-345-7020.

Butler

Buffalo Township, $90,000 for acquisition of approximately 4 acres and building off Norris Lane for a recreation center, trail head and recreation. John Haven, 724-295-2648.

Buffalo Township, $91,400 for further development of the Butler-Freeport Community Trail in Buffalo Township and Butler City to include construction of a pedestrian/bicycle bridge over Coal Run, approximately 0.1 miles of trail from Coal Run to Father Marinaro Park, ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Janice H. Zubrin, 724-295-2648.

Butler City, $154,000 for development and rehabilitation of the Butler Rotary Park Trail to include the construction of approximately 0.33 miles of trail from South Chestnut Street to Pullman Park, rehabilitation of a pedestrian suspension bridge, lighting, ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Perry O'Malley, 724-287-6797.

Winfield Township, $40,000 for further development of Winfield Community Park to include installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Gary L. Pinkerton, 724-284-5386.

Cambria

Ebensburg Borough, $300,000 for rehabilitation and further development of Ebensburg Swimming Pool to include reconstruction of the main pool, wading pool, zero depth entry, bathhouse improvements; installation of 7 filtration and chemical systems, water features, fencing, ADA access, project sign and other related site improvements. Daniel L. Penatzer, 814-472-8780.

Johnstown City, $34,000 for further development of the Somerset St. Intergenerational Park to include the construction of a bio-retention area/rain garden and pedestrian walkway; installation of brick plaza and seating; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Renee K. Daly, 814-536-8616.

Portage Borough, $15,200 to prepare a feasibility study (and master site development plan if feasible) for a 4- mile section of rail trail in Portage and Cassandra boroughs and Portage Township. Robert A. Koban, 814- 736-4330.

Carbon

Penn Forest Township, $284,000 for further development of Recreation Park on Route 903 to include construction of soccer fields, concession stand/comfort facility, parking area; installation of pedestrian walkways, utilities, fencing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements and including the donation of approximately 15 acres of land for expansion of the park. Paul Montemuro, 570-325- 2768.

Centre

Centre Region Council of Governments, $191,000 for the acquisition of approximately 25 acres off West Whitehall Road in Ferguson Township and adjacent to the existing regional park for park expansion of active and passive recreation. Ronald J. Woodhead, 814-231-3071.

Millheim Borough, $57,500 for rehabilitation and further development of Borough Park to include upgrades of a ball field and parking area; construction of a pedestrian walkway; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Linn E. Auman, 814-349-5350.

Centre, Clearfield

Snow Shoe Rails to Trails Association, $44,000 for purchase of trail maintenance equipment to construct and maintain the Snow Shoe Rail Trail. Trilby Mayes, 814-387-6518.

Chester

East Bradford Township, $248,000 for the acquisition of two parcels totaling approximately 23 acres along Bridge Road, for passive recreation and critical habitat protection. Mandie Cantlin, 610-436-5108.

East Coventry Township, $400,000 for acquisition of approximately 30 acres along Maack Road for passive recreation, open space and riparian buffer. Bernard A. Rodgers, 610-495-5443. French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust, $9,700 for the acquisition of approximately a 2 acre easement along Sheeder Mill Road in East Vincent Township to add about 500 feet to the French Creek Trail. Pamela Brown, 610-933-7577.

Natural Lands Trust, $75,000 for the acquisition of approximately 13 acres along Franklin Road, Franklin Township for passive recreation and habitat protection. Erin M. Lee, 856-904-1181.

North Coventry Township, $300,000 for the acquisition of approximately 60 acres along Hill Camp Road for the expansion of the Coventry Woods, passive recreation, open space and habitat protection. Kevin F. Hennessey, 610-323-1694.

Open Land Conservancy of Chester County, $55,100 for the acquisition of approximately 15 acres adjacent to Diamond Rock Preserve in Tredyffrin Township for open space preservation and further development of the Horse Shoe Trail. Katharine A. Campbell, 610-220-8525. 8

Schuylkill Township, $116,000 for development of Valley Park to include the construction of approximately 1.5 miles of pedestrian walkway to link to future township trail network; installation of meadow area and plantings; removal of invasive plants; streambank stabilization; landscaping; ADA access; project sign and other related site improvements. Mary Bird, 610-933-5843.

Valley Township, $20,000 to prepare a comprehensive recreation, open space and greenway plan. Patrice Proctor, 610-384-5751.

Warwick Township, $610,000 for the acquisition of approximately 83 acres along Route 23 for passive recreation, open space and habitat protection. Jack Stefferud, 484-368-9961.

Clinton

Chapman Township, $55,400 for the rehabilitation of the North Bend Boat Launch to include the construction of a concrete boat launch; natural landscaping; ADA access; dry hydrant; parking area; project sign and other related site improvements. Greg Smith, 570-893-4039.

Columbia

Benton Borough, $82,000 for the rehabilitation of Benton Park to include construction of a pedestrian walkway; utility upgrades, installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing and site lighting; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Kay M. Yankovich, 570-759-5155.

Berwick Borough, $100,000 for the development of the Berwick Riverfront Trail along the Susquehanna River to include construction of approximately 1 mile of trail from the southwest corner of Test Track Park to the intersection of South Warren Street and Ruhmels Lane, ADA parking and access, a river overlook, mountain bike skills park, signage, and other related site improvements and donation of approximately 10-acres of privately owned land for Test Track Park located between Ruhmels Lane and the Susquehanna River. Shane M. Pepe, 570-752-2723. Crawford

Summit Township, $12,500 to prepare a master site development plan for the 50-acre Gibson Park. Cynthia McCoy, 814-382-8208.

Cumberland

Cumberland County, $20,000 to update the comprehensive recreation, open space & greenway plan. Stephanie J. Williams, 717-240-5383.

Cumberland County Redevelopment Authority, $22,500 to prepare a feasibility study to determine parking connections and solutions between the Market Street Bridge and the Riverwalk area in Wormleysburg. Christopher Gulotta, 717-249-0789.

Cumberland Valley Rails-to-Trails Council, $96,500 for the acquisition of an approximately 107.55 acre corridor between Newville Borough and Carlisle Borough to provide approximately 8.25 miles for the eastern extension of the Rail Trail. Stephanie J. Williams, 717-240-5383.

DCNR-Bureau of Forestry, $45,000 for further development of the ATV Trail System in Cooke Township to include the installation of a comfort station at the Piney Mountain Trailhead, ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Levi Gelnett, 717-352-2211.

Silver Spring Township, $27,000 to prepare a comprehensive recreation, open space and greenway plan. Jeff Williams, 717-766-0178.

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Dauphin

Capital Area Greenbelt Association,.$32,500 to purchase a tractor to continue construction and trail maintenance for the in Harrisburg City; Susquehanna and Swatara townships; and Paxtang and Penbrook boroughs. Norman L. Lacasse, 717-652-4079.

Halifax Borough, $135,000 for further development of Riverfront Park to include construction of pavilion, pedestrian walkway, comfort station, ADA accessible fishing pier/canoe access and stream bank stabilization; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Larry Rank, 717-307-0072.

Highspire Borough, $312,000 for further development of Reservoir Park to include construction of a trail, boardwalk, observation decks, retaining wall, parking; installation of lighting, ADA access, landscaping, signage and other related site improvements, Carl A. Dickson, 717-599-5188.

Lower Paxton Township, $115,000 for further development of the Friendship Center to include the installation of new energy efficient mechanical and HVAC equipment and devices; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Brian Luetchford, 717-657-5635.

Lower Paxton Township, $40,000 to prepare master site development plans for the new 93-acre Wolfsberger Park and the existing 33-acre Koons Park. Brian Luetchford, 717-657-5635.

Delaware

Delaware County, $100,000 to prepare a comprehensive recreation, open space and greenway plan. Karen L. Holm, 610-891-5213.

Philadelphia Clean Air Council, $50,000 to conduct a feasibility study for the development of the Cobbs Creek Connector Trail on the East Coast Greenway between 75th and 84th Streets, connecting the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia and the communities of Colwyn, Yeadon, and Darby, Delaware County. Joseph Minott, 215-567-4004.

Upper Chichester Township, $214,400 for rehabilitation and further development of the Municipal Recreation Complex to include construction of softball fields; installation of fencing, backstops, ADA access, landscaping, site amenities, project sign and other related site improvements. Judy Lizza, 610-485-5881.

Erie

Erie City, $50,000 for development of Gridley Park to include construction of a pedestrian walkway; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing, fencing and utilities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. David Mulvihill, 814-870-1451.

Erie County Convention Center Authority, $40,800 for development of West Canal Basin to include the construction and installation of a boat dock system; ADA access, project sign and other related site improvements. Charles Iverson, 814-480-6058.

Erie- Port Authority, $100,000 for further development of Liberty Park to include construction of a boat dock and ADA accessible fishing pier; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Eddie Kissel, 814-455-0355.

Girard Borough, $240,000.00, for the acquisition of approximately 73 acres along Pine Tree and North Creek Roads for passive recreation, fishing access, open space and riparian buffer. Robert A. Stubenbort, 814-774- 9683.

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Lake Erie Region Conservancy, $246,900 for the acquisition of a conservation easement on approximately 20 acres along Route 5 in for passive recreation and habitat protection. David A. Skellie, 814-217-9014.

Lawrence Park Township, $15,700 to prepare a master site development plan for the approximately 10-acre Napier Park. Tom Renshaw, 814-899-2305.

Millcreek Township, $104,000 for development of Cassidy Park to include construction of access road and parking area, pedestrian walkway and fishing access area; installation; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements., James G. Sperry, 814-833-1111.

Forest

Jenks Township, $23,000 for rehabilitation of Town Center to include construction of a gazebo; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Misty Dittman, 814-927-2233.

Franklin

Quincy Township, $100.000 for development of Township Park to include construction of an access road and parking area, comfort station/concession facility, ball field and pedestrian walkway; installation of utilities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Robert J. Gunder, 717-762-5679.

Washington Township, $41,900 for the acquisition of approximately 0.8 acre along Buchanan Trail East within the South Mountain Conservation Landscape Initiative for greenway, passive recreation and educational value. Michael A. Christopher, 717-762-3128.

Greene

Jefferson-Morgan Regional Council of Governments, $126,000 for development of Mather Boat Launch, Morgan Township and Cyprus Boat Launch, Franklin Township to include to include the construction of a boat launch, parking; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Shirl Barnhart, 724-883-2150.

Southwestern Pennsylvania Water Authority, $100,000 for development of Wisecarver Recreation Area, Franklin Township, to include the construction of a boat launch, parking; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. D. Jeffry Pierce, 724-282-4786.

Jefferson

Brockway Borough, $139,000 for further development of Taylor Memorial Park to include ADA accessibility upgrades to the main pool, wading pool and outdoor restroom/changing area; installation of filtration and recirculation systems and utilities; ADA access, project sign and other related site improvements. Laura L. Wayne, 814-268-6565.

Sykesville Borough, $40,000 for further development of Stahl Community Park to include construction of a pedestrian walkway and gazebo; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Rick Canton, 814-590-5316.

Lackawanna

Ransom Township, $42,500 to prepare a master site development plan for a 525-acre municipal park. Kathy Zielenski, 570-586-7250.

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DCNR-Bureau of Forestry, $72,000 for the purchase of snow grooming equipment to maintain approximately 28 miles of snowmobile trails in Lackawanna State Forest in Lackawanna and Susquehanna counties. Joseph V. Ulozas, 570-94-57133.

Lancaster

Akron Borough, $188,400 for further development of the Warwick to Ephrata Rail Trail to include construction of approximately 1.25 miles of trail from the intersection of Main and Front Streets to the existing rail trail north of Parkview Heights Road in Ephrata Borough, ADA access, pedestrian lighting, signage, and other related site improvements. Daniel D. Guers, 717-859-1600.

Conoy Township, $320,000 for further development of the Northwest River Trail to include the construction of approximately 1.86 miles of trail from Shock's Mill Bridge to Conoy Creek, ADA access, erosion and sedimentation controls, pedestrian bridge, signage, and other related site improvements. Mike Skelly, 717- 367-4927.

East Donegal Township, $90,000 for rehabilitation of Riverfront Park to include upgrades to the pavilion and retaining wall; construction of pedestrian walkway, installation of fencing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Jeffrey L. Butler, 717-426-3167.

Lancaster County Conservancy, $200,000 to conduct a feasibility study and prepare a master site development plan for the approximately 150-acre Lancaster Urban Forest Center in East Hempfield and Manheim townships. Ralph Goodno, 717-392-7891.

Rapho Township, $77,000 for further development of Rapho Park to include construction of two pavilions, pedestrian walkway, rainwater collection and bio-retention areas; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Sara M. Gibson, 717-665-3827.

Lawrence

Ellwood City Borough, $350,000 for development of Ellwood City Community Plaza to include the construction of a community plaza, stage, paving, stormwater management improvements; installation of utilities, ADA access, site amenities, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Richard S. Cleveland, 724-986-8285.

Lawrence County, $37,000 for further development of West Park in Union Township to include construction access road, pavilion: rain gardens: ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Amy B. McKinney, 724-656-2193.

Lebanon

North Lebanon Township, $181,500 for development of Lenni Lenape Park to include construction of an access road and parking area, comfort station/pavilion, pedestrian walkway and disc golf course; installation of utilities and play equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Sheila Wartluft, 717-273-7132.

Lehigh

Allentown City, $100,000 for development of Jackson Street Community Park to include construction of a dog park, gazebo, pavilion, pedestrian walkways, parking area; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing, lighting, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Greg A. Weitzel, 610-437-7750.

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Allentown City, $350,000.00 for development of approximately 2 miles of the Martin Luther King and Little Lehigh Parkway Trail from Hamilton Street to the Little Lehigh Creek to Union Street to include trail design, trail construction, construction of two pedestrian bridges, rehabilitation of two existing trestle bridges, crosswalks, ADA access, installation of fencing, bollards, erosion and sedimentation controls, signage, landscaping and other related site improvements. Greg A. Weitzel, 610-437-7750.

Lehigh County, $32,000 for the purchase of trail grooming equipment to maintain approximately 12 miles of the D & L Trail. Robert Stiffler, 610-871-0281.

North Whitehall Township, $37,300 for the acquisition of approximately 3 acres along Carl Street and adjacent to Independence Park for park expansion and increased recreational opportunities. Ronald E. Stahley, 610- 799-3411.

North Whitehall Township, $494,100 for further development of approximately 1.23 miles of the to include trail design, trail construction, ADA access, pedestrian bridge, boardwalk, installation of fencing, bollards, erosion and sedimentation controls, signage, landscaping and other related site improvements. Ronald E. Stahley, 610-799-3411.

Upper Macungie Township, $122,000 for development of Grange Road Park to include construction of a comfort facility/concession stand, ballfields; installation of pedestrian walkways, fencing, bleachers; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Kathy A. Rader, 610-395-4892.

Whitehall Township, $230,000 for development of approximately 1 mile of the Jordan Creek Greenway between MacArthur Road and Mickley Road to include trail design, trail construction, ADA access, pedestrian bridge, installation of fencing, bollards, erosion and sedimentation controls, signage, landscaping and other related site improvements. Edward D. Hozza, 610-437-5524.

Wildlands Conservancy, $25,000 to provide technical assistance, education, printed materials and outreach within the Jordan Creek watershed to preserve the natural resources of the corridor and facilitate the signing of a formal inter-municipal agreement to create an entity that will own, operate and maintain the Jordan Creek Greenway trail. Scott J. Cope, 610-965-4397.

Wildlands Conservancy, $48,800 to restore a 1.5 mile reach of Trout Creek that flows through Trout Creek Park, Allentown, Lehigh County. Work to include streambank stabilization; replanting of native trees, shrubs and warm season grasses; establishment of a riparian buffer; installation of in-stream habitat structures; ADA access; landscaping; project sign and other related site improvements. Abigail M. Pattishall, 610-965-4397.

Lehigh, Northampton

Lehigh Valley Planning Commission, $30,000 to update the Lehigh and Northampton Counties 2005 Natural Areas Inventory including GIS data, maps, and written summary report. Geoffrey Reese, 610-264-4544.

Luzerne

Greater Hazleton Area Civic Partnership, $198,100 for further development of approximately 1.76 miles of the Greater Hazleton Rail Trail from Lehigh Gorge Drive through State Game Lands 141 connecting with the in Foster Township. Work includes trail design, trail construction, ADA access, pedestrian bridge, installation of fencing, erosion and sedimentation controls, signage and other related site improvements and the donation of approximately 7 acres of vacant railroad right of way. Robert P. Skulsky, 570-455-1509.

North Branch Land Trust, $251,000 for the acquisition of approximately 75 acres along Route 115, in Bear Creek Village for preservation of habitat, open space and passive recreation. Richard L. Koval, 570-696-1691.

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North Branch Land Trust, $282,000 for the acquisition of approximately 123 acres along Stockton Mountain Road in Hazle Township for trails, greenway, wetlands and habitat protection. Richard L. Koval, 570-696- 1691.

North Branch Land Trust, $362,700 for the acquisition of four parcels totaling approximately 62 acres in Hazle Township and West Hazleton Borough for passive recreation and bog and habitat protection. Richard L. Koval, 570-696-1691.

The Nature Conservancy, $643,000 to acquire approximately 395 acres along Hollenbach Road and White Haven Road, Penn Lake Park Borough, Luzerne County, for protection of forested land, habitat and passive recreation. Ellen Lott, 570-643-7922.

Lycoming

Muncy Creek Township, $28,100 for rehabilitation of Kiess Park to include the resurfacing of tennis courts; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. David A. Rupert, 570-546-6067.

Monroe

East Stroudsburg Borough, $37,900 for development of approximately 1 mile of the Levee Loop Trail to include trail design, trail construction, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Tim Herd, 570-426-1512.

Paradise Township, $1,400,000 for the acquisition of approximately 777 acres at Henry's Crossing Road and Route 447 for preservation of watersheds, wetlands, habitat and passive recreation. Reda Briglia, 570-595- 9880.

West End Park and Open Space Commission, $65,000 for development of West End Regional Park in Chestnuthill Township to include development of approximately 1.25 miles of pedestrian walkway, pavilion, stormwater management with rain gardens, ADA access, interpretive signage, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Bernie Kozen, 570-992-9733.

Monroe, Pike

Lehman Township, $30,000 to prepare a conservation and maintenance management plan for Bushkill Village within Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, Lehman Township, Pike County and Middle Smithfield Township, Monroe County. Rob Rohner, 570-588-9365.

Montgomery

Pennsylvania Environmental Council, $25,000.00 to provide education and outreach to communities and Environmental Advisory Councils by benchmarking best management practices for meadow establishment and maintenance in municipal parks. Four specific meadow test sites will be developed as case studies in Whitemarsh and Upper Dublin townships. Mindy Lemoine, 215-592-7020.

Plymouth Township, $45,000 to prepare a conservation and management plan for the approximately 59-acre Harriet Wetherill Park. Karen S. Franck, 610-277-4312.

Pottstown Borough, $250,000.00 for renovation and further development of Memorial Park to include construction of a skateboard / freestyle bike park, walking trail, reconstruction of ball field; installation of backstop, fencing, site amentias, ADA access, landscaping, project acknowledgement sign and other related site improvements. Eileen B. Schlegel, 610-970-6608.

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Upper Gwynedd Township, $71,500 for renovation and further development of the Nor-Gwyn Recreation Complex to include construction of restroom; parking, walkways, spectator areas; installation of utilities, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Leonard T. Perrone, 215-699-7777.

Montgomery, Philadelphia

New Manayunk Corporation, $50,000 to prepare a feasibility study for the development of approximately 1 mile of trail beginning at the western end of the Manayunk Bridge in Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County extending eastward to the Ivy Ridge Train Station in Philadelphia. Kay Sykora, 215-482-9565.

Northampton

Bethlehem City, $185,000 for further development of the Skateplaza to include construction of a skate park, plaza, comfort facility; installation of fencing, lighting, utilities, pedestrian walkways, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Ralph E. Carp, 610-865-7061.

Bethlehem City, $400,000 for replacement of the High Street Bridge connecting the South Bethlehem Greenway in Bethlehem to Hellertown to include bridge design, construction of bridge abutments, concrete decking, ADA access, erosion and sedimentation controls, signage, excavation and other related site improvements. Darlene Heller, 610-865-7088.

Bushkill Township, $24,000 to prepare a master site development plan for the new 48-acre Recreation Area. Brian Harris, 610-759-1250.

Easton City, $213,000 for further development of Heil Park to include construction of a ballfield, soccer field, access road, parking area, storage shed; installation of fencing, pedestrian walkways, utilities, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. David Hopkins, 610-250-6683.

The Nature Conservancy, $172,500 for the acquisition of approximately 50 acres off of Blue Mountain Drive in Upper Mount Bethel Township for preservation of vernal pools, natural areas and passive recreation. Ellen Lott, 570-643-7922.

Northumberland

Northumberland County, $400,000 for development of Northumberland County Off Highway Vehicle Park in Coal, East Cameron, Mt. Carmel, West Cameron, and Zerbe townships to include construction of Phase 1 which includes an access road, parking, ADA access, trail construction, signage and other related site improvements. Kathy A. Jeremiah, 570-988-4295.

Zerbe Township, $40,000 for rehabilitation of Township Park to include installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Robert Keefer, 570-797-1974.

Philadelphia

Center City District, $250,000 for development of Sister Cities Park to include construction of a Children’s Discovery Garden featuring a outfall pond, river rock and fountain stream, plaza; installation of fencing; utilities, ADA access, landscaping, site amenities. project sign and other related site improvements. Nancy A. Goldenberg, 215-440-5548.

Pennsylvania Environmental Council, $100,000 to prepare a master site development plan and conceptual design for the development of approximately 2.2 miles of trail on Spring Garden Street connecting the East Coast Greenway through downtown Philadelphia to the Schuylkill River Trail and Delaware River Trail. Spencer Finch, 215-592-7020.

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Philadelphia City, $500,000 for reconstruction of Pier 11 at the base of Race Street to include pedestrian walkways; installation of utilities, lighting, storm water management measures, green areas, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Joseph A. Forkin, 215-629-3221.

Philadelphia City, $300,000 for renovation and further development of Shevchenko Park to include construction of new interior walkways, stormwater management improvements; installation lighting, fitness stations, ADA access, landscaping, site amenities, project sign, and other related site improvements. Barbara McCabe, 215-683-3679.

Schuylkill River Development Corporation, $54,000 to prepare a feasibility study for the development of approximately 5 miles of trail to connect the West Bank Schuylkill River Trail at Powelton Avenue to Bartram’s Garden in the City. Joseph R. Syrnick, 215-222-6030.

Pike

Lehman Township, $100,000 for further development of Community Park to include construction of a multi- purpose field, access road, parking area, pedestrian walkways, boardwalk, stormwater management measures; installation of fencing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Rob Rohner, 570-588-9365.

Pocono Environmental Education Center, $132,500 for rehabilitation and further development of Pocono Environmental Education Center in Lehman Township to include construction of a platform, boardwalk, footbridges, rain garden; renovation of access roads, pedestrian walkways; installation of fencing; ADA access, landscaping, signage and other related site improvements. Jeff Rosalsky, 570-828-2319.

Potter

DCNR-Bureau of Forestry, $18,000 for the purchase of trail maintenance equipment to maintain over 90 miles of ATV and Snowmobile trails in the Susquehannock State Forest. Daniel K. Smith, 814-274-3614.

Schuylkill

East Brunswick Township, $40,000 for the development of Township Park to include construction of a pavilion, pedestrian walkways; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Thomas Strause, 570-943-2775.

Pine Grove Borough, $10,000 to prepare a master site development plan for a 210-acre municipal park. Timothy T. Peters, 570-345-3555.

Reilly Township, $37,000 for development of Branchdale Park to include construction of an access road, parking area; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing, pedestrian walkway; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Jerry Devine, 570-449-3049.

Snyder

Selinsgrove Borough, $110,200 for development of Selinsgrove Commons to include construction of a plaza with seating areas and performance stage; installation of utilities, fencing and site lighting; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. John C. Bickhart, 570-37-42311.

Somerset

Somerset County, $517,600 for rehabilitation and further development of the Great Allegheny Passage in Garrett Borough to include the installation of a concrete arch culvert under State Route 2037, construction of

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Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, $250,000 for the acquisition of approximately 137 acres along Jimtown Road, Jefferson Township, Somerset County for passive recreation, open space and habitat protection. Mike Kuzemchak, 724-238-2492.

Susquehanna

Susquehanna County Snowmobilers Association, $14,400 for the purchase of snow grooming equipment to maintain approximately 100 miles of snowmobile trails in Susquehanna County. John Harding, 607-772-2633.

Tioga

Hamilton Township, $40,000 for rehabilitation of Township Park to include construction of an access road and parking area; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. William S. Bray, 570-724-1691.

Lawrenceville Borough, $40,000 for rehabilitation of Cherry Street Park to include construction of a parking area; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Judy A. Woythal, 570-827-2066.

Venango

Venango County, $100,000 for further development of Two Mile Run Park in Cherrytree Township, Oakland Township and Sugarcreek Borough, to include construction of an ADA accessible boat dock and fishing pier, parking area, comfort station and pedestrian walkway; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Richard A. Mihalic, 814-676-6116.

Washington

Monongahela City, $127,000 for further development of the Monogahela Aquatorium to include the construction of a comfort station/concession stand, skateboard park, pedestrian trail: ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Rob Phillips, 724-228-6875.

Montour Trail Council, $95,000 for further development of the Montour Trail in Peters Township to include the installation of a pedestrian bridge over Brush Run Creek, construction of approximately 0.1 miles of trail from the bridge to Valleybrook Road, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Mark C. Imgrund, 724-941-6351.

Washington City, $75,000 to prepare a multi-municipal comprehensive recreation, open space and greenway plan including a master site development plan and a swimming pool feasibility study for the 250-acre Washington City Park. Richard S. Cleveland, 724-986-8285.

Wayne

Paupack Township, $33,700 for the acquisition of approximately 2 acres along Purdytown Turnpike and adjacent to Paupack Township Municipal Park for increased recreational activities. Bruce Chandler, 570-226- 3115.

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Downtown West Newton, $250,000 for the development of Simeral Square to include the construction of a plaza, caissons, brick paving, wood decking; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. George Sam, 724-872-0100.

Latrobe-Unity-Youngstown Parks & Recreation Commission, $103,500 for the further development of Cardinal Park in Latrobe Borough to include the construction of a multi-purpose courts, pedestrian trail; installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing, fencing; ADA access, landscaping project sign and other related site improvements. Jeanne A. Ashley, 724-537-4331.

Penn Trafford Area Recreation Commission, $305,600 for further development of Penn Township and Manor Borough Parks. Penn Township work to include reconstruction of pond; construction of dog park, pedestrian trail, parking lot; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Manor Borough work to include the installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing; site amenities, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Cheryl G. Kemerer, 724-744-2171.

Westmoreland County, $166,000 for the acquisition of four contiguous parcels of approximately 99 acres along Round Top Road, Murrysville, to connect Duff and Pleasant Valley Parks and for habitat and riparian protection. Malcolm N. Sias, 724-830-3968.

Wyoming

Clinton Township, $40,000 for further development of Joint Municipal Park to include construction of a pavilion; installation of utilities, fencing, pedestrian walkways, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Elizabeth Ratchford, 570-945-1014

York

Jackson Township, $160,000 for development of Township Park to include construction of parking area and pedestrian walkway; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Kate L. Werntz, 717-225-9733.

York City, $200,000 for rehabilitation and further development of Memorial Park to include renovations to the baseball field; installation of lighting, fencing, backstop, ADA access, landscaping, site amenities, project sign and other related site improvements. James E. Gross, 717-849-2302.

York County, $47,000 for the purchase of trail maintenance equipment to construct and maintain over 80 miles of trails. Tammy Klunk, 717-840-7227.

York County Rail Trail Authority, $127,500 for further development of the Hanover Trolley Trail in Jackson Township to include construction of approximately .75 miles of trail from Hershey Road to Martin Road near the intersection of Sprenkle Road, ADA access, trailhead parking, signage and other related site improvements. Gwen Loose, 717-428-0999.

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