2024.02 Newsletter - May/Jun/Jul

PENNSYLVANIA

CODES ENFORCEMENT & COMPLIANCE

The Borough’s Codes Enforcement Officer is who handles enforcing Borough ordinances and addressing complaints and violations. Residents are encouraged to report issues and concerns because we cannot be everywhere all the time. We ask that if you have a concern or issue, please start by talking to the other party and try to resolve the matter amicably. If this step is unsuccessful, please complete the following:

• Submit in writing a complete and signed complaint form to the Borough office.

• Specific details, such as address of concern, type of animal, breed of dog or cat, make/model of vehicle, must be included in the complaint so that action taken can be specific. Without specific details and information, enforcement cannot move forward.

• Complaint forms are available at the Borough office or on the website, www.marysvilleboro.com.

• Please do not call and ask to verbally submit a complaint. Verbal or no name complaints will not be addressed.

• The Codes Official will review all properly filed complaints and determine the next steps while keeping all information confidential.

• If you file a complaint and the situation persists, please contact the Borough office or let the Codes Enforcement Officer know. Too often it is assumed the Borough isn’t taking action when we are not aware that the situation has not been resolved.

• Please contact the Borough office at 717-975-3110 if you have questions or concerns.

Bridging Hearts Honoring Memories

Kindness. Compassion. Respect. Dignity.

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Shalonis Funeral Home has served the Marysville community for more than 45 years. We are family owned and operated and are grateful for the trust and confidence families place in us.

We understand the sorrow, stress, and anxiety that families experience when a loved one passes from this life. We will walk closely alongside you to provide the end-of-life services your loved one deserves.

Shalonis Funeral Home — the compassionate resource you deserve and expect.

BOROUGH OF MARYSVILLE CONTACT DIRECTORY

Borough Council

Lance Barthel • Council President

Brian Webster • Council Vice President

Scott Artley • Council Member

Patricia Copp • Council Member

John Edkin • Council Member

William Gumbinger • Council Member

Carl Schmon • Council Member

Steven Palmer • Mayor Council Work Session & Meeting

2nd Monday of each month • 6PM & 7PM 200 Overcrest Road | Marysville, PA 17053 Borough Office & Staff

4PM

Kim Charles • Borough Manager kcharles@marysvilleboro.com | x101

Shelly Roberts • Financial Secretary sroberts@marysvilleboro.com | x102

Monica Shirey • Secretary mshirey@marysvilleboro.com | x103

Tom Speck • Ordinance Officer codes@marysvilleboro.com

Rob Laman • Maintenance Ken Miller • Maintenance

Pete Boele • WWTP Operator

Sarver

BOROUGH OF MARYSVILLE

Approved Actions of Council

January 2024

• Lance Barthel name President of Council

• Brian Webster named Vice President of Council

• William Gumbinger named President Pro Temp.

• Committee Appoinments:

Personnel: Scott Artley, Brian Webster and Lance Barthel.

Streets & Sewer: Carl Schmon, William Gumbinger and Lance Barthel.

Finance: Scott Artley, Brian Webster and William Gumbinger.

Parks & Rec: Scott Artley, Patty Copp and Carl Schmon.

• Adopt Ordinance Number 647 amending Section 1-303 of the ordinance changing the number of planning commission members from seven to five.

• Advertise Ordinance 647 amending Chapter 15, Part 7, Snow and Ice Emergency.

• Dispose of all non-working small office equipment (phones, printers, scanners, etc.) President Barthel noted that if something is in non-working status the borough manager may dispose of accordingly - no need to bring to council for approval.

• Advertise Request for Proposals for IT Services.

• Borough Manager to apply for the PBDA Capital Projects Fund Grant in the amount of 1.8 million. The grant opens on 1/11/24 and requires no matching funds.

• Approve Resolution Number 361 to open a checking account named Marysville Borough 10 S. Main Street Fire Escrow Fund.

• Approve Resolution Number 362 to open a checking account named Marysville Borough 12 S. Main Street Fire Escrow Fund.

• Accept the 2024 Fee Schedule from Frederick, Seibert & Associates, Inc. for the Sewage Enforcement Officer.

• Accept retirement notice from Lonnie Sarver effective June 30, 2024.

• Advertise for the job position of Sewer Treatment Plant Operator.

• Advertise the 2024 meetings.

• Appointments to the following:

Capital Tax Collection Bureau.

Delegate: William Gumbinger

Alternate: Steven Palmer

Perry County BA/COG

Delegate: Kim Charles

Alternate: Brian Webster

• Accept the agreement between the Marysville Stormwater Authority and Marysville Borough.

• Accept Barry Isett & Associates, Inc. services for the Uniform Construction Code, Zoning Officer, Property Maintenance, Rental Inspection, Flood Plain Management, Local Codes Enforcement, Health Enforcement, and Fire Inspection. Approved for only the services of Flood Plain Management, Zoning Officer and Property Maintenance.

February 2024

• Adopt Ordinance 648 amending Chapter 15, Part 7, Snow and Ice Emergency.

• Close the square area on June 22, 2024, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm for a benefit at the Marysville Moose Lodge 107.

• Approve Resolution Number 363 Establishing an Annual Termination Date for the Offer of Dedication of Land by Deed to the Borough of Marysville as a Borough Street.

• Approve the 2024 pool salaries.

• Close the MS4/Stormwater checking account at Mid Penn Bank and issue a check for the remaining funds to the Marysville Stormwater Authority to open a checking account.

• Approve the completed repair work on the leaf picker in the amount of $3,817.34.

• Approve the completed repair work on the Ford F550 in the amount of $2,862.09.

• Approve the purchase of a piston pump for the International Truck in the amount of $2,500.00.

March 2024

• Allow Perry Mason Lodge to place a 24 x 30 sign on the borough lot on Myrtle Avenue.

• Approve a 90-day time extension for the Preliminary/Final Subdivision Plan for Veolia North America.

• Approve the switching out of the skid steer (if possible) and not to exceed $5,000.00 for the difference in pricing.

• Approve the purchase of two garage doors at the pool from Baker Door Company not to exceed the amount of $3,985.67.

• Approve the purchase of wood carpet for the playground from General Recreation in the amount of $2,635.75.

• Approve the purchase of four galvanized support beams and decanter from Aqua-Aerobic Systems in the amount of $49,165.81.

• Purchase an OmniSite Crystal Ball web-based cellular monitoring device for pump station 1 from Envirep in the amount of $6,908.00.

• Approve the Request for Proposal of IT Services from Hinton with a 3 year contract.

• Approve the NCR Payments Agreement w/ 2.35% percent at 2.00 minimum.

• Advertise hiring a full-time borough office secretary.

• Offer Dalton Group the Waste Water Treatment Plant Operator position and hire if the offer is accepted.

TAX COLLECTOR INFORMATION

Make check payable & mail to:

Mary Jane Vaitl, Tax Collector 200 Antler Drive | Marysville, PA 17053 717.443.3891 | mvaitl@marysvilleboro.com

For a receipt, please include a self-addressed stamped envelope. Marysville residents are responsible to pay the following taxes to Mary Jane Vaitl, Tax Collector for Marysville Borough and Susquenita School District:

• County/Borough Real Estate Taxes (for property owners/not renters) and

• Per Capita/Occupational Taxes (for all residents residing in Marysville).

Discount Period of 2% if paid between 2/1/24 to 3/31/24.

Face Period if paid between 4/1/24 to 5/31/24.

Acceptable forms of payment: Check, Money Order or Cash (ONLY if under $100).

Register for Alerts!

Sign up for the CodeRED notification system to receive emergency alerts, updates and events in the borough.

All citizen and businesses are encouraged to register.

Online - www.marysvilleboro.com/home/pages/code-red

Text - MarysvillePA to 99411

Citizens without Internet Access - Please Call the Borough Office at 717.957.3110. Thank you to the businesses!

We extend a special thanks to the business members of our community whose support through advertising have helped make the publication of this newsletter possible. Please support the local businesses that support the Borough of Marysville.

If you are a non-profit organization or business and would like to advertise in our community newsletter, please contact the Borough Office at 717.957.3110 or email sroberts@marysvilleboro.com.

Deadline for the Aug/Sept/Oct Newsletter is July 1, 2024.

RESIDENT REMINDERS

Grass, Weeds & Other Vegetation:

No person, owning or occupying any property within the Borough of Marysville, shall permit grass or weeds or any vegetation whatsoever, not edible or planted for some useful or ornamental purpose, to grow or remain upon such premised to exceed a height of 6 inches.

Swimming Pools:

Any resident with an above ground (any size) or in ground swimming pool must apply for a Zoning Permit prior to installing the pool. Set backs must be met in order to have a pool. A pool cannot be closer than 8 feet from your property lines and 10 feet from a residence.

Unregistered/Unlicensed Vehicles:

No unregistered or unlicensed motor vehicle shall be permitted on private property in the Borough for a period in excess of 30 days unless it is enclosed in a permanent structure.

Pets:

It is unlawful to let cats and dogs run at large. ALL cats and dogs must be leashed or under direct physical control at all times. Owners are also responsible for picking up and properly disposing of their pet’s waste. For those using the Memorial Walking Path at the Marysville Lions Club, plastic bags and disposal containers are provided for pet waste.

Street Sweeping:

Street sweeping takes place every month on the 3rd Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8AM - 5PM. Please take notice to the posted signs to avoid parking tickets. If you receive a parking ticket, please pay it promptly. Failure to pay the $15 parking ticket will result in a Traffic Citation being issued.

Helmet Safety:

Warmer temperatures mean an increase in outdoor activity of children in the Borough. Parents, please help ensure your children’s safety by making sure all children under the age of 12 wear helmets when riding bicycles and scooters. Please be aware that anyone on a bicycle or scooter has the duties to obey stop signs and other traffic control devices as someone operating a motor vehicle.

Curfew:

Parents are also reminded Marysville Borough has a Curfew Ordinance. Curfew for minors under age 14 is 10PM, for minors between age 14 and 18 years, curfew is 11PM.

Safe Driving:

Warmer weather also means an increase of motorcycles on Pennsylvania roadways - Please Watch for Motorcycles! Also, for ALL drivers, it is illegal to text and drive in Pennsylvania. This includes texting while at stop lights and stop signs. Distracted driving has become the #1 contributing factor of all Motor Vehicle Accidents in the United States.

Garbage & Recyclables:

Garbage and recyclables cannot be put out before 5PM on the day before pick up, but need to be put out by 5AM on the day of pick up. No loose trash permitted, please place in bags or tie in bundles. Do not put trash in the green recycle cans - they are for recyclables only. Do not place plastic bags in with your recyclables due to the bags damage the sorting equipment at the recycle center. Residents are allowed four bags of trash and one large item per week.

2024 Marysville Pool Membership Application

MARYSVILLE BOROUGH POOL

Swimming Lessons

The Marysville Borough Pool is offering swimming lessons for the 2024 pool season on a first come, first serve basis. The program is open to all children age four(4) (at the discretion of the swim lesson instructor) and older.

June 10 - June 14 | June 17 - June 21 | June 24 - June 28

AM & PM Class Times Available • The cost is $50/Swimmer. Registrations Forms Available on the Borough Website.

END OF SCHOOL POOL PARTY

Marysville Borough Pool

Fri, May 31

JUNE 21 - GLOW PARTY

JULY 4 - RED, WHITE & BLUE

JULY 19 - BEACH LUAU

ALL NIGHTS 7 - 9PM

MARYSVILLE POOL FUNDRAISERS

$3/PERSON 4 & UNDER - FREE

Regular Sacramental and Devotional Times:

Mass: Saturday (Sunday vigil) at 4 PM

Sunday at 9 AM

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8:30 AM; Wednesday at 6:30 PM

Penance: Saturday 3:00 PM -3:45 PM; Wednesday 7:15 PM –7:45 PM

Holy Hour: Wednesday at 7 PM; First Friday of the month at 7 PM

Holy Rosary Saturday at 3:35 PM; Sunday at 8:35 AM; Wednesday at 6:05 PM; Divine Mercy Devotion Friday 9:00 AM

TRASH TIPS

• Recycle cans are now available to residents at no charge. Please stop by the Borough Office between 8AM - 4PM if you need one.

• Residents are allowed 4 bags/cans of trash each week, no more than 40 lbs. each. Loose items need to be bundled with sting/twine. If you have more, you can purchase Bag Tags at the Borough Office for $8 each.

• A single large item can be placed with your trash each week. Items containing FREON must have the chemical professionally removed before it can be disposed.

MEDICATION DISPOSAL

The Marysville Police Department has a drug collection unit available in the meeting room at the Borough Office which provides residents with a safe and environmentally responsible way to dispose of unwanted, unused or expired medication. Items can be dropped off during regular office hours.

Accepted Items:

• Prescriptions

• Vitamins

• Over-the-counter Medications

• Pet Medications

• Patches

• Samples

NO Liquid Medications or Needles can be ACCEPTED!

• Mattresses and box springs need to be bagged. Extra large bags are available at the Borough Office for $6 or you can purchase at Lowes, Amazon, etc…

• Electronics can NOT be placed in your regular trash. Cumberland County Recycling offers a program to ALL residents and businesses, even though we live in Perry County. There is a fee at $0.50/pound. Please visit www.ccpa.net/recycling for more information or call 717-240-6489.

• If your trash or recyclables were missed by the trash company, please report to the Borough Office so we can get another pickup scheduled ASAP.

PERRY COUNTY YOUTH FIELD DAY

The 23rd Annual Perry County Youth Field Day will be held Saturday, June 8, 2024 at the Ickesburg Sportsmen’s Association from 9AM - 4PM. This is a FREE event (rain or shine).

Ages 9 - 16 for both boys and girls. Limit of 200 kids who are registered on a first-come-firstserve basis. To register or for questions, call one(1) of the following phone numbers starting May 4 at 8AM

No calls before 8AM. No Messages will be taken or returned. You must speak to a person to register. It is requested, not required, each child bring one(1) non-perishable food item for donation to the Neighbors Helping Neighbors Food Bank. All participants must wear the T-shirt they are given at all times and the hearing/eye protection provided as required.

Activities include: 22 Rifle Shooting, 20 Gauge Shotgun Shooting, Cowboy Action Shooting, Black Powder Shooting, Archery, Tree Stand Safety, Fishing, National Wild Turkey Federation & Trapping. Check-In begins at 8AM and activities begin at 9AM.

MARYSVILLE FIRE COMPANY

Volunteers Always Needed

Being a volunteer emergency responder is about one thing, it’s not what you look like, what degree you have, or where you come from, it’s about having a heart. If you have the heart to serve this community in a way that few can, you’ve got everything you need to be a member of the Marysville Fire Company! If you would like an application, contact one of our current members or stop by the Fire House on the 3rd Monday of every month any time after 6PM.

Open Positions

We are currently looking for help with Jr. Fire Fighters, Fire Fighters, Fire Police, Handymen/women to help with fixing things around the Fire House. We are also looking for community members will to assist with fundraisers.

For more information, please send us an email at marysvillepresident@gmail.com.

MARYSVILLE SPORTSMEN’S ASSOCIATION

Association Trout Stockings in Fishing Creek: Trout will be “float stocked” in Fishing Creek from Route 15 to beyond Lambs Gap Road on May 11, 2024. Anyone who is interested in helping to stock trout that day should be at the nursery by 8:00AM. Bring your hip boots or waders along, if you plan to help “float stock.” Contact Jim Broughton for additional information 957-285-4923

Portion of Fishing Creek Closed to Fishing: Everyone is advised that Fishing Creek will be closed to fishing on the Association’s property from the lower dam through tail-water of the upper dam for a period of thirty days (Saturday, June 15, 2024 through Sunday, July 14, 2024) to all Fishermen except individuals who are “Handicapped” in accordance with the PA Fish Commission’s definition of Handicapped and children “12 years” of age and under. The stream will be posted with signs from the PA Fish & Boat Commission. Anyone who violates the signs could be arrested by the Commission and/or other Law Enforcement.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THE FOLLOWING EVENTS:

Chicken BBQ Season

Opens at 10AM until SOLD OUT!

Mark the following dates on your Calendar Saturday, May 11, 2024

All Chicken BBQ’s will be held at the Lower Lot of Rockville Square Center and will be Drive Thru Service. All meals will include a 1/2 Chicken, Baked Potato, Apple Sauce & Roll.

Raffles

We want to thank everybody who continues to support us on Facebook @Marysville Fire Company as we host multiple raffles. Please check us out on Facebook and follow us, so you don’t miss out on our next Online raffle announcement and don’t forget to purchase your chance by noon on the day of the raffle. https://marysville-fire-company.square.site/home

IMPORTANT NUMBERS

MARYSVILLE - RYE LIBRARY

Story Hour every | Thursday @ 10:30AM

For ages 5 & under. Join us for a story, craft & a snack.

Book & Bake Sales

Last Thursday of Each Month

Sip & Paint Night | 5/16 & 6/20

First Thursday of the Month. For ages 21 & up. BYOB. We supply snacks and paint materials. @20/person. Follow us on Facebook to see what we will be painting Call 717.957.2851 to reserve your spot!

Passport Processing

Marysville-Rye Library is a recognized passport facility. Need a passport for your upcoming trip? Call us at 717.957.2851 to book your passport appointment or for any passport information. 198 Overcrest Road | mvpublic@comcast.net | 717.957.2851

M/T/W Noon - 7PM | TH 10AM - 8PM | SAT 9AM - 2PM

400 Lansvale Street, Marysville, PA 17053 Church Office: 717-957-2030

Email: bethanyumc@comcast.net Website: www.marysvillebethanyumc.org

YouTube Channel: “Marysville Bethany UMC”

2024 MAY THROUGH JULY – BETHANY EVENTS

7-7-7 MINISTRY – 7 MINUTE DEVOTIONAL ON FACEBOOK AT 7PM, 7 DAYS A WEEK

Facebook page: “Bethany United Methodist Church” or “@MarysvilleBethany”

WORSHIP AT MARYSVILLE BETHANY - SUNDAYS 10:30AM

BREAKFAST BUNCH – MONDAYS, 8:30AM AT THE MARYSVILLE DINER

All are welcome to join Pastor TC for breakfast and conversaWon. The conversaWon/topic may stem from Sunday’s sermon or things from current events or world happenings.

PRAYER GROUP MONDAYS, 10AM IN THE SANCTUARY

POT-LUCK DINNER CLUB – 1ST TUESDAY OF THE MONTH, 6PM-7:30PM

(USE RAMP ENTRANCE ON CHURCH STREET SIDE OF BUILDING, LOWER LEVEL)

We meet the 1st Tuesday of the month at 6pm at Marysville Bethany UMC (Lower Level) for a Wme to break bread and share in prayer and Scripture. Read the “book of the month” and come out the 1st Tuesday of the month for open discussion on what we read. The main dish is provided. Bring a side dish or dessert to share. Sign-up sheet is in the rear of the sanctuary or call 717-957-2030 to register. The books of the month: May 7, 2024: Acts of the Apostles Chapters 1 thru 14; June 4, 2024: Acts of the Apostles Chapters 15 through 28; July 2, 2024: 1st & 2nd Timothy

*Free Bibles are available at Marysville Bethany UMC. Call 717-957-2030 to schedule a Ame to pick up a Bible. You may also read the Bible online through a variety of websites, including www.biblegateway.com (For those unfamiliar with Bible translaAons, might we recommend a Bible translaAon such as NRSV, ESV, NIV or CEB).

MARYSVILLE FARMERS MARKET – 2ND WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH, 2PM-5PM

(USE RAMP ENTRANCE ON CHURCH STREET SIDE OF BUILDING, LOWER LEVEL)

Homemade soup and other food items for sale to eat in or take home at the Bethany Kitchen. Menus are posted on the Marysville Farmers Market Facebook page. (Find us on Facebook: @marysvillefarmersmarketpa).

Vendors you may find include fresh produce (in season), local honey, unusual gifs, painted rocks, handmade jewelry, bakery treats, hand crocheted items, specialty coffees and more. New Vendors welcome!

SISTERHOOD CIRCLE OF BETHANY – 2ND SATURDAY OF THE MONTH, 8AM-9AM

(USE RAMP ENTRANCE ON CHURCH STREET SIDE OF BUILDING, LOWER LEVEL)

Sisters of Bethany (all ages) come together each month for a Wme of devoWon, breakfast, and fellowship.

FAMILY FAITH BUILDERS/GAME NIGHT - LAST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH, 5:30PM-7PM

(USE RAMP ENTRANCE ON CHURCH STREET SIDE OF BUILDING, LOWER LEVEL)

Family Faith Builders/Bingo is a Wme for families (all ages & sizes) to “build” relaWonships through fun, family centered acWviWes in a faith-based environment. The young and the young-at-heart come together to play a game of family bingo. Family bingo is free to play, and the prizes are kid-friendly. The Bethany Kitchen will be open with light meal opWons for you to purchase. (Menu will vary, but may include items like hot dogs, BBQ, drinks, chips, etc).

CHAPTER VII GOSPEL QUARTET – SUNDAY, MAY 19, 2024, 10:30AM

We welcome Chapter VII Gospel Quartet on Sunday, May 19, 2024 at 10:30am as we lif our voices unto the Lord! The group will lead us in worship, with some toe tapping and hand-clapping favorites!

Schedule of Events as of 04/02/2024

Subject to change – visit www.marysvillebethanyumc.org for up-to-date lisWng of events

Bethany welcomes PA State Police Troop H Community Service Officer, Trooper Angela Laviena on Wednesday, June 5, 2024. Topics discussed in this presentaWon include, but are not limited to: Scams and Fraud, Crimes Against Seniors, Elder Abuse, General Safety Tips, and Emergency Preparedness. A light meal (soup & salad) will be served at 4:30pm. The presentaWon will begin at 5:00pm. The event is free, but registraWon is required for the meal. Call 717-957-2030 to register, or send a Facebook Message with your name, number apending, and your contact informaWon.

BLESSING BOX AT BETHANY

If you or someone you know needs food, the Blessing Box at Bethany is stocked with non-perishable items. Please take what you need. (You may also feel called to contribute to the Blessing Box. All non-perishable, non-expired food items may be placed in the box for our community in need.)

HOW GOES IT WITH YOUR SOUL?

This is a different quesWon than "How are you today?" Just as we might feel sick physically, we can feel out-of-sorts with our spiritual health. We may even feel disconnected from the Lord. It is Wmes like these that it is important to have a spiritual companion to walk with you. Pastor TC is available, by appointment, to walk with you as you work through your spiritual development and relaWonship with the Lord. For more informaWon contact Pastor TC.

MARYSVILLE RYE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

This photograph of the Marysville Yard 1914 “Hump Crew” was featured in the Harrisburg Paper 1951. The”Hump Crew” was the first to make the complete run from Columbia to Parksburg on August 12, 1906. (Picture courtesy of Barbara Holley)

The obituary of Mary Rodgers of Rye Township was posted in The Evening News, Harrisburg, November 25, 1925. (News article courtesy of Barbara Holley)

Schedule of Events as of 04/02/2024

Subject to change – visit www.marysvillebethanyumc.org for up-to-date lis

“Marysville is Booming” article was posted in The Harrisburg Telegraph Press Saturday, March 31, 1900. (News article courtesy of Barbara Holley)

PAY YOUR TRASH & SEWER BILL THE EASY WAY – ACH WITHDRAWAL

Marysville Borough offers an automatic bill paying option for ALL accounts to make paying quarterly utility bills easy and eliminates the need to write or mail checks, carry cash to our office AND avoid late payments. Your bill will indicate your current amount due and the date the automatic bank withdrawal will be processed (or the first business day thereafter). Your charge(s) will appear on your bank statement.

TO ENROLL FOR THIS SERVICE, PLEASE DO THE FOLLOWING:

1. Fill out, sign and return this entire form along with a VOIDED CHECK or LETTER FROM BANK STATING YOUR BANK ACCOUNT AND ROUTING NUMBERS, to Marysville Borough, 200 Overcrest Road, Marysville, PA 17053.

2. Make sure the magnetic numbers across the bottom of the voided check are intact, that the check is from the proper account that you want debited, and that you have enough money in that account to cover your bill on the day it is due. Note: If your withdrawal is denied for ANY reason, there will be a charge according to the current FEE SCHEDULE in addition to any late payment penalties assessed and you will be removed from ACH payments

DEADLINES TO ENROLL:

Place a checkmark next to the quarter you would like your first ACH withdrawal to occur. Please note the specific cut-off dates for enrollment. If you enroll after the cut-off date for a particular quarter, you will be enrolled for the next quarter.

 Quarter 1 ACH processing date is March 15 (We must receive completed form by December 15th)

 Quarter 2 ACH processing date is June 15 (We must receive completed form by March 15th)

 Quarter 3 ACH processing date is September 15 (We must receive completed form by June 15th)

 Quarter 4 ACH processing date is December 15 (We must receive completed form by September 15th)

Name

Utility Billing Account Number

Utility Billing Property Address

Email Daytime Phone Number

YOU MUST NOTIFY US AT LEAST THREE (3) WEEKS PRIOR TO THE WITHDRAWAL DATE SPECIFIC TO THE CURRENT QUARTER, OF ANY CHANGES AFFECTING YOUR ACCOUNT FOR ANY REASON INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:

1. Change to bank account information. A new, properly filled out, ACH enrollment form with new account information, must be sent to or dropped off at our office along with a voided check or bank letter for new account.

2. Discontinuing this service for any reason, including selling your property. If discontinuing ACH service, an alternate timely payment of your quarterly bill will still be required by the billing due date. (Check/Cash/Credit Card) By signing below, I/We hereby authorize the Marysville Borough to withdraw the cost of my quarterly sewer and trash fee from my checking account. This authorization will remain if effect until I provide the minimum three (3) weeks notification to terminate this agreement for any reason listed above or otherwise. I also agree to notify the Borough of Marysville of any changes to the financial institution or account, which is to be debited, with a minimum of three (3) weeks notification accompanied by a new ACH for and copy of supporting paperwork.

Note: Where checking account is in joint names, BOTH owners must sign this authorization.

Authorized Signature Date

Authorized Signature Date

CLUB /COMMUNITY EVENTS

717-957-4912

Locally Owned & Operated

STORMWATER SMART

LAWN CARE

When water from rain, snow, or sleet ows over the ground, it’s called “stormwater.” Stormwater can pick up debris, litter, fertilizer, and pesticides used for lawn care. And when that stormwater ows into street gutters, storm drains, and downstream, it can pollute rivers, lakes, and streams. Follow these simple pollution solutions to help keep local waterways clean and healthy!

DON’T MOW TOO LOW

Only remove 1/3 of the grass blade height and leave clippings on lawn to allow nutrients to return to the soil—they act as a natural fertilizer!

CAREFUL WITH CHEMICALS

Read the label when applying pesticides and fertilizers, use them sparingly, and avoid applying them to pavement. When there is rain in the forecast, any chemicals you apply can wash downstream.

ONLY RAIN IN THE DRAIN CURB YOUR WATER WASTE

Don’t rake, sweep, or hose debris down the storm drains. Leaves, yard clippings, and trash can clog storm pipes, causing oods and polluted waterways.

Direct sprinklers toward the lawn and away from pavement to save water and keep chemicals and debris out of storm drains. Check out www.epa.gov/watersense for more tips to save water!