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158 ELECTION ROAD OXFORD PA 19363
MONDAY - THURSDAY 8AM to 4PM
PHONE: 610 - 932 - 8494
FAX: 610 - 932 - 9441
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Close Out Meeting, December 27, 2018 at 1 pm
Organizational Meeting, January 7, 2019 at 7 pm
SAVE THE DATE
December 14, 2018 ~ 6-8PM
Santa Claus is coming to East Nottingham Township
Township Real Estate Taxes:
The 2018 mill rate for East Nottingham Township has been set at ZERO.
The 2018 mill rate for East Nottingham Township has been set at ZERO.
Therefore there are no real estate taxes due for the township for 2018
Income Tax Rate is 1.25%
ABOUT US
Have you just recently moved to East Nottingham and are looking for a way to get to know the community and the people? East Nottingham Township can help you settle in and introduce you to the neighborhood. If you are new to the neighborhood, we can help you in familiarizing yourself with the important contact details that you would need, in case of emergencies. We can also help you with zoning approval and permits in East Nottingham Township. Our team will be more than happy to provide you with the forms and other information that you need to secure an approval. At East Nottingham Township, we always make sure that we put our constituents' welfare first. We do listen to comments and feedback from our members. Based on this, we create ordinances that will greatly benefit the people we serve. As a way to assist our community, we also post announcements on our website. Either as an awareness of a project that we have started within the community or an event organized by our constituents.
Links
Act 44 Disclosure
PA Dog Laws
Local Contacts
Emergency Services
Oxford MainStreet Inc.
Oxford Area Schools
Oxford Chamber of Commerce
Watershed Information
Oxford Library
Open Space Referendum
Penn Enviornment
Sierra Club
PennState Extension
DVRPC
Land Preservation Notebook
State Government
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Pennsylvania General Assembly
Pennsylvania Senate Capitol Building
225 Main Capitol
Harrisburg, PA 17120
717-787-2500
Harrisburg, PA 17120
717-787-2500
Capitol Building
House Box 202020
Harrisburg, PA17120-2020
717-787-2372
fax: 717-787-4990
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Harrisburg, PA17120-2020
717-787-2372
fax: 717-787-4990
Capitol Building
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Harrisburg, PA 17120
Senate Post Office
Harrisburg, PA 17120
717-787-5920
fax: 717-772-2344
Harrisburg, PA 17120
717-787-5920
fax: 717-772-2344
Federal Government
County Government
County of Chester
President Donald Trump
US Senate
US House of Representatives
2 N. High St.
Box 2748
West Chester, PA 19380-0991
610-344-6000
Box 2748
West Chester, PA 19380-0991
610-344-6000
1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, DC 20500
202-456-1414
Washington, DC 20500
202-456-1414
Local Announcements
The East Nottingham Township Historic Commission meets at 7:00 on the fourth Tuesday each month. Meetings are held at the township building and are open to the public. Our purpose is to gather information about historic sites in the township. Anyone who has information to share with the commission may contact us through the township secretary.
ACTIONS BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO PROMOTE PUBLIC SAFETY
The Board authorized the expenditure of $18,675.00 to Longs Asphalt for the construction of speed calming devices also known as speed humps on Wickersham Road in the area of the Elk Ridge School. This resulted after Township residents expressed a concern about the safety of school children on the road in the vicinity of the school. The speed humps are scheduled to be constructed before school starts in September.
The Board authorized the expenditure of $18,675.00 to Longs Asphalt for the construction of speed calming devices also known as speed humps on Wickersham Road in the area of the Elk Ridge School. This resulted after Township residents expressed a concern about the safety of school children on the road in the vicinity of the school. The speed humps are scheduled to be constructed before school starts in September.
Looking to dispose of a large household item?
Recycle your item and help us build affordable housing in Chester County!
If you have a large item or items (furniture, appliances, cabinets and more) that are in good condition or working order, please contact Habitat for Humanity of Chester County to arrange a pick-up. (Items can be picked up from the first floor or garage level of your home.) Visit www.hfhcc.org or call 610-466-1890 for more information or to schedule a pick-up. Donated items will be sold in one of our ReStores. Proceeds from the ReStores help us to build affordable housing throughout Chester County.
Recycle your item and help us build affordable housing in Chester County!
If you have a large item or items (furniture, appliances, cabinets and more) that are in good condition or working order, please contact Habitat for Humanity of Chester County to arrange a pick-up. (Items can be picked up from the first floor or garage level of your home.) Visit www.hfhcc.org or call 610-466-1890 for more information or to schedule a pick-up. Donated items will be sold in one of our ReStores. Proceeds from the ReStores help us to build affordable housing throughout Chester County.
Clay 34KV Extension Project Summary
PECO will be construction a 34KV line extension in Southern Chester County to increase capacity and improve reliability for the area. As part of the project, we are adding additional remote sectionalizing capabilities. The cost of this project is $5 .96M.
We will be constructing a total of 8 miles of pole line, upgrading approximately 7 miles and constructing approximately 1 mile of new facilities. This will include approximately 100,000 ft. of new conductor, 90 new distribution transformers and 200 new PECO poles. Verizon will be replacing approximately 50 poles in support of this project.
This work starts in West Nottingham Township at Christine Rd and Stoney Lane, runs along Christine Rd to Chrome Rd into East Nottingham Township. The project continues along Chrome Rd (becomes State Rd) into Elk township ending at State Rd and Lewisville Rd (route 472). Tree trimming will be done as needed along this route. PECO will work with the customers to address trimming needs/concerns.
Contract crews and PECO crews will be performing this work. Contractors will be starting construction in early July, 2014 and will be working on this project in this area until the Spring of 2015. They will be working out of a fenced construction area outside of PECO’s Nottingham substation. We are starting construction in West Nottingham Township at Christine Rd. and Stoney Lane. Poles will start to be spot delivered along the road and material will start to be delivered to our work area in June for this first stage of construction.
Anyone interested in serving on the Township’s Open Space Committee please send a letter of interest to:
Township Secretary
East Nottingham Township
158 Election Road
Oxford, PA 19363
OR EMAIL US!
Road Information
EMERGENCY CONTACT PHONE NUMBER FOR BEFORE AND AFTER BUSINESS HOURS:
For EMERGENCY PURPOSES ONLY, Township residents may call the Road Master, Bill Weaver, at 484-576-9131 for emergencies only, PLEASE!
Road information for East Nottingham Township residents the roads listed below are state maintained roads within East Nottingham Township boundaries. Should a problem arise that Penn DOT needs to be made aware of, the number to call is 610-436-1900. All other roads within East Nottingham are maintained by the roadmaster and roadcrew for East Nottingham township.
- BALTIMORE PIKE
- BARNSLEY CHROME ROAD
- CHRISTINE ROAD (RT 272)
- CHROME ROAD
- ELKDALE ROAD
- FIFTH STREET
- FORGE ROAD (NORTH SIDE OF BALTIMORE PIKE)
- HICKORY HILL ROAD
- MEDIA ROAD
- OXFORD ROAD
- SAGINAW ROAD
Township Taxes
Taxes Due in East Nottingham Township
Township Real Estate Taxes:
The 2018 mill rate for East Nottingham Township has been set at zero. Therefore there are no real estate taxes due for the township for 2018.
Past year mill rate:
- 2017 - 0
- 2016 - 0
- 2015 - 0
- 2014 - 0
- 2013 - 0
- 2012 - 0
- 2011 - 0
- 2010 - 0
- 2009 - 0
- 2008 - 0
- 2007 - 0
- 2006 - 0
- 2005 - 0
Chester County Real Estate Taxes:
County Taxes are collected by Chester County. Please contact the Chester County Treasurer for further information 610-344-6370.
Oxford Area School District Taxes:
School Taxes are collected by Oxford Area School District. Please contact The Oxford Area School District tax office for further information 610-932-6612.
Earned Income Tax and Open Space Tax: 1.25% for 2018
East Nottingham Township has an Earned Income Tax (EIT) of 1%. The 1% EIT tax is divided between East Nottingham Township (.5%) and Oxford Area School District(.5%). The .5% EIT received by East Nottingham Township is used for the general operation of the township. On June 14, 2016 the BOS voted to increase the open space portion of the EIT from 0% to 0.25%.
Beginning January 1, 2011 Keystone Collections Group will be collecting Earned Income Tax for East Nottingham Township and Oxford Area School District.
As of January 1, 2012 it will be mandatory for Employers to withhold your EIT. Questions should be directed to Keystone Collections Group @ 1-866-539-1100.
For More Information...
Contact the Township Tax Office by phone at (610) 932-7044.
Recycling
Recycling facilities can be found at the township building at 158 Election Road.
In addition, information about the Chester County Solid Waste Authority can be found on their website here.
ALUMINUM
Do's:
Aluminum Beverage Cans
Don'ts:
Foil, pie plates, chair legs, aluminum siding
METAL FOOD CONTAINERS
Do's:
Rinsed metal food cans
Don'ts:
Paint cans, misc. metal, pipe, cylinders, anything which is not a metal food or beverage can
GLASS,CLEAR , GREEN, & BROWN
Do's:
Glass food containers, and glass beverage containers
Don'ts:
plate glass, mirrors, Pyrex, light bulbs,head lamps, ceramics, or anything that is not a glass beverage or food container
PLASTIC BOTTLES
Do's:
PETE #1, soda bottles
HDPE #2, unpigmented jugs
HDPE #2, pigmented bottlesand jugs. These numbers are generally located on the bottom of the container
Don'ts:
Butter tubs, plastic pots, plastic sheets, plastic bags, Styrofoam, polypropylene, PVC, buckets,oranything that does not have a #1 or #2
These materials should be rinsed and lids removed. Breakage of glass should be minimized. Cans and plastic containers may be crushed
NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER PAPERS
Do's:
Newspapers (including inserts)
Magazines, Junk mail, Catalogs, Phone Books, Cereal boxes /flat (minus plastic insert), Office paper
Don'ts:
Waxed papers, milk cartons, metal reinforced packaging, metal coated papers, plasticcoated coated papers, fiberboard, hardbound books, and other heavy materials
*Recycle corrugated boxes, and high volumes of office paper separately.
Stack and bind with twine or bag in brown paper grocery bags. Please do not use
synthetic cords or metal to bind or plastic bags for packaging.
CARDBOARD
Do's:
Flatten boxes
Onlydispose in marked containers
Don'ts:
Leave materials around drop-off centers if dumpsters are full
USED MOTOR OIL
* Used motor oil is only accepted at the SECCRA Landfill drop off center
Do's:
Preventspills
Collect at home with a drip pan
Bring oil in a sealed container
Don'ts:
Do not mix oil with anything, including gasoline and antifreeze Do not bring commercially generated oil
Do not bring more than 5 gallons at one time
For additional information contact SECCRA Landfill at (610) 869-2452. For alternative recycling information contact Chester County Health Department Recycling at(610) 344-5937.
In addition, information about the Chester County Solid Waste Authority can be found on their website here.
ALUMINUM
Do's:
Aluminum Beverage Cans
Don'ts:
Foil, pie plates, chair legs, aluminum siding
METAL FOOD CONTAINERS
Do's:
Rinsed metal food cans
Don'ts:
Paint cans, misc. metal, pipe, cylinders, anything which is not a metal food or beverage can
GLASS,CLEAR , GREEN, & BROWN
Do's:
Glass food containers, and glass beverage containers
Don'ts:
plate glass, mirrors, Pyrex, light bulbs,head lamps, ceramics, or anything that is not a glass beverage or food container
PLASTIC BOTTLES
Do's:
PETE #1, soda bottles
HDPE #2, unpigmented jugs
HDPE #2, pigmented bottlesand jugs. These numbers are generally located on the bottom of the container
Don'ts:
Butter tubs, plastic pots, plastic sheets, plastic bags, Styrofoam, polypropylene, PVC, buckets,oranything that does not have a #1 or #2
These materials should be rinsed and lids removed. Breakage of glass should be minimized. Cans and plastic containers may be crushed
NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER PAPERS
Do's:
Newspapers (including inserts)
Magazines, Junk mail, Catalogs, Phone Books, Cereal boxes /flat (minus plastic insert), Office paper
Don'ts:
Waxed papers, milk cartons, metal reinforced packaging, metal coated papers, plasticcoated coated papers, fiberboard, hardbound books, and other heavy materials
*Recycle corrugated boxes, and high volumes of office paper separately.
Stack and bind with twine or bag in brown paper grocery bags. Please do not use
synthetic cords or metal to bind or plastic bags for packaging.
CARDBOARD
Do's:
Flatten boxes
Onlydispose in marked containers
Don'ts:
Leave materials around drop-off centers if dumpsters are full
USED MOTOR OIL
* Used motor oil is only accepted at the SECCRA Landfill drop off center
Do's:
Preventspills
Collect at home with a drip pan
Bring oil in a sealed container
Don'ts:
Do not mix oil with anything, including gasoline and antifreeze Do not bring commercially generated oil
Do not bring more than 5 gallons at one time
For additional information contact SECCRA Landfill at (610) 869-2452. For alternative recycling information contact Chester County Health Department Recycling at(610) 344-5937.