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Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Bureau of Recreation and Conservation
Community Conservation Partnerships Program Grants
November 2012
The DCNR Community Conservation Partnerships Program grants for 2012 make an investment of $26.5
million in 198 projects to revitalize communities, create new recreational opportunities, and conserve
natural resources throughout Pennsylvania.
The DCNR grant program combines several funding sources into one. Funding comes from:
Keystone Recreation, Park and Conservation Fund (Key 93)
Environmental Stewardship Fund (ESF)
Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) – federal monies
Pennsylvania Recreational Trails (PRT) – federal monies
Snowmobile/ATV Fund
Statewide/Regional Grants
Allegheny Ridge Corporation, $200,000 from ESF, to implement the Kiski Valley Outdoor Connections
Plan to include installing way-finding signage and interpretive kiosks in host communities; provide
technical assistance to partner organizations on community development initiatives; develop tools for
outreach and communication; and facilitate the activities of the Main Line Canal Greenway Alliance
including the development of boating access areas in Mount Union and Mapleton boroughs, Huntingdon
County. Karl King, 814-940-1922.
Appalachian Trail Conservancy, $160,000 from ESF, to coordinate the South Mountain Conservation
Landscape Initiative; implement the South Mountain Conservation Plan; develop the South Mountain
Cultural Heritage and Tourism Initiative; and fund the 2013 mini-grant program. Karen Lutz, 717-258-
1442.
Cambria County Conservation and Recreation Authority, $60,000 from Key 93, to prepare a state of the
Kiski-Conemaugh River Basin report and update the Kiski-Conemaugh River Basin Conservation Plan
which includes Armstrong, Cambria, Indiana, Somerset and Westmoreland counties. Melissa Reckner,
814-444-2669.
Carbon County, $49,500 from Key 93, to update the Lehigh Watershed Conservation Plan for Berks,
Bucks, Carbon, Lackawanna, Lehigh, Luzerne, Monroe, Northampton, Schuylkill and Wayne counties.
Abigail Pattishall, 610-965-4397.
DCNR-Bureau of Forestry, $52,250 from PRT, to fund for three trained seasonal employees to perform
routine maintenance and provide visitor information on the Appalachian Trail in Pennsylvania. Matt
Beaver, 717-783-0379.
Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, $250,000 from ESF, to coordinate the Lehigh Valley
Greenways Conservation Landscape Initiative; provide technical services to complete key gaps on the
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D&L Trail, fund the 2013 mini-grant program; and manage the Trail Tenders, Trail Alliance, and Trail
Patrol programs. Elissa M. Garofalo, 610-923-3548.
Endless Mountains Heritage Region, $200,000 from ESF, to coordinate the activities of the Susquehanna
River North Branch including cleanups of river islands, conducting sojourns and educational events;
implement the Susquehanna Greenway Rivertowns Program with North Branch rivertowns, complete
update to management action plan, and fund the 2013 heritage site and trail mini-grant program. Phillip
Swank, 570-265-1528.
HeritagePA, $35,000 from ESF, to develop phase II of a long range strategic and business plan that will
guide the continued growth of Pennsylvania’s 12 Heritage Areas and manage HeritagePA activities for
2013-2014. Jane E. Sheffield, 814-940-1922.
Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority, $145,000 from ESF and Key 93, to manage the continued
development of the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail; implement the trail signage program; conduct trail
adoption, event, and beautification programs; coordinate the Heritage Valley Roundtable forums; and
fund the 2013 mini-grant program. Dan Perry, 570-963-6730.
Lancaster County Conservancy, $150,000 from ESF, to coordinate the Susquehanna Riverlands; fund the
2013 mini-grant program; advance the land protection and stewardship strategy; and implement trail
connection corridor plan. Thomas Stahl, 717-392-7891.
Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor, $100,000 from ESF, to further develop the Lincoln Highway
Experience Museum and Visitor’s Center; coordinate and promote Lincoln Highway events; manage
Laurel Highlands CLI minigrants; and design and construct site improvements at the Lincoln Highway
Experience to include areas of porous pavement and a children’s garden. Olga A. Herbert, 724-879-4241.
Lumber Heritage Region of PA, $300,000 from ESF, to provide technical support to partner organizations
throughout the Lumber Heritage Region; advance heritage and cultural resource development in the PA
Wilds in 2013; and support the work of the PA Wilds Planning Team and the PA Wilds Ombudsman.
Conduct outreach meetings to strengthen the Lumber Heritage Region Civilian Conservation Corps
Legacy organization and fund the 2013 mini-grant program. Michael S. Wennin, 814-486-0213.
National Audubon Society, $135,000 from Key 93, to coordinate the Kittatinny Ridge and Appalachian
Trail Conservation Project to include developing an educational fact sheet, implementing a volunteer
recruitment program to support Bird Towns and friends groups, and enrolling landowners in a land
registry program. Jeanne Ortiz, 610-666-5593.
National Audubon Society, $45,000 from Key 93, to develop technical assistance materials and conduct
outreach to educate and encourage private land owners to manage forested tracts for sustainable bird
habitat. Sarah Sargent, 814-232-3300.
National Road Heritage Corridor, $138,000 from ESF, to coordinate and manage the construction of the
Sheepskin Trail; assist in the implementation of the Laurel Highlands Interpretive Plan; implement
recommendations of the “Structural Analysis, Design Guide and Marketing Prospectus” in Brownsville’s
historic commercial district; research and identify vacant parcels along the National Road corridor for
possible acquisition; and pilot a cooperative purchasing program focused on supplying sustainable and
green products in Fayette County. Donna R. Holdorf, 724-437-9877.
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Natural Lands Trust, $140,000 from ESF, to coordinate the Schuylkill Highlands Conservation Landscape
Initiative. Work to include managing the joint mini-grant program, advancing greenway and trail
initiatives, and implementing the compatible economic development plan. Carol De Wolf, 610-353-5640.
Oil Region Alliance of Business, Industry & Tourism, $130,000 from ESF, to provide technical assistance
to partner organizations on the development of trails and greenways in Venango and Crawford counties;
produce and install interpretative signage along the Erie-to-Pittsburgh Trail; and develop traveling
exhibits. Marilyn A. Black, 814-677-3152.
Pennsylvania Environmental Council, $28,000 from ESF, to provide technical assistance to water trail
managers and the public on the Pennsylvania Water Trails Program in 2013-2014. Work to include
coordination of statewide water trail initiatives, website activities, and the development of a documentary
on water trails. Hannah Hardy, 412-481-9400.
Pennsylvania Environmental Council, $240,000 from ESF, to coordinate the Laurel Highlands and
Pocono Forest & Waters Conservation Landscape Initiatives; fund the Pocono Forest and Waters 2013
mini-grant program; support the Northeast Trails Partnership; coordinate follow up to Balancing Nature
and Commerce workshop; advance the Lift Johnstown Initiative; and implement the Ohiopyle joint
master plan and Laurel Highlands regional trail prioritization projects. Davitt Woodwell, 412-481-9401.
Pennsylvania Land Trust Association, $50,000 from Key 93, to provide grants to land trusts to fund the
costs to acquire conservation, trail and fishing access easements; amend and restate old easements;
establish and update baseline documentation; and to install signs on eased lands. Andrew M. Loza, 717-
230-8560.
Pennsylvania Land Trust Association, $200,000 from ESF and Key 93, to provide outreach, education
and technical assistance in 2013-2014 to conservation organizations and local governments. Work to
include developing conservation tools and guidance documents; organizing conferences and other
trainings; researching and educating on conservation issues; and the management of the Conservation
Easement Assistance Program. Andrew M. Loza, 717-230-8560.
Pennsylvania Organization for Watersheds and Rivers, $130,000 from ESF to implement the 2013 River
of the Year activities; fund the mini-grant river sojourn program; develop educational webinars for
sojourn planners; and organize forums with watershed groups on river conservation issues. Janie French,
717-230-8044.
Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation, $131,000 from ESF, to provide outreach, education, training
and technical assistance in 2013-2015 to support friends groups and volunteers; engage military families
in outdoor recreation activities; and implement public relations initiatives including newsletters, social
media outreach and an annual report. Marci J. Mowery, 717-236-7644.
Pennsylvania Recreation & Park Society, $200,000 from ESF, to provide recreation and park outreach,
education, training, and technical assistance services in 2013-2014. Work to include conducting grant
workshops, organizing trainings including the 2014 PRPS State Conference; management of the RecTAP
Program; implementing the Get Outdoors Pennsylvania Local Parks Initiative; and implementing
Pennsylvania’s Urban Recreation Action Plan. Karen Burke-Crawford, 814-234-4272.
Pennsylvania Recreation and Park Society, $58,940 from PRT, to develop trail sessions for 2014 PRPS
Conference, host regional trail workshops and webinars, publish Trails to You Newsletter, provide
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training on ADA assessment tool of trails, and provide technical assistance to local trail groups. Karen
Burke-Crawford, 814-234-4272.
Pennsylvania Route 6 Heritage Corporation, $100,000 from ESF, to provide technical assistance to
communities along Route 6 to implement their heritage work plans; coordinate the Route 6 Artisan Trail
for 2013; and identify and promote trail systems which can connect to Route 6. Terri Dennison, 814-435-
7706.
Pennsylvania State Snowmobile Association, $35,000 from Snow/ATV, to further develop statewide
navigational signage project by expanding the installation of signs at snowmobile trail intersections in the
northeastern counties between Tioga and Pike counties. Lori Elliott, 717-441-6045.
Pennsylvania State Snowmobile Association, $60,000 from Snow/ATV, to administer and fund the 2013-
2014 mini-grant program for trail improvements and grooming projects for snowmobile trails throughout
Pennsylvania. Lori Elliott, 717-441-6045.
Pennsylvania Trails Foundation, $35,000 from Snow/ATV, to update the Sensible, Courteous, Off-Road
Enthusiasts (SCORE) program curriculum with state of the art technology to present ATV safety training,
trail sustainability, environmental stewardship and trail etiquette in a mobile workshop format. Work will
include updated training materials and 18 training workshops. Robert Conner, 570-899-0262.
Pennsylvania Trout, $80,000 from ESF, to manage the Coldwater Heritage Partnership Program in 2013 –
2014. Work to include implementing a technical and financial assistance program for coldwater
conservation planning and implementation projects; educating the public on the importance of protecting
coldwater resources; and working with stakeholders on identifying priorities for protecting Pennsylvania
streams. Samantha Kutskel, 814-359-5233.
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, $85,000 from ESF, to coordinate and conduct the 2014 Greenway Sojourn;
provide technical assistance to trail organizations; develop and publish a trail user survey; and fund the
2014 mini-grant program. Patricia Tomes, 717-238-1717.
Schuylkill River Greenway Association, $169,000 from ESF, to implement plans to close gaps on the
Schuylkill River Trail; coordinate the Bike Schuylkill bike share program for 2013; fund the 2013 mini-
grant program; and conduct trail and river related events including the 2014 Schuylkill Watershed
Congress. Tim Fenchel, 484-945-0200.
Somerset County, $50,000 from Key 93, to prepare feasibility study to identify potential on-road and off-
road routes from the Great Allegheny Passage to the Flight 93 Memorial in Somerset County; and identify
a conceptual route between the Flight 93 Memorial in Somerset County to the Liberty Water Gap Trail in
the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area in Monroe County. Brad Clemenson, 814-659-3465.
Southern Alleghenies Planning and Development Commission, $75,000 from Key 93, to conduct a mini-
grant program in 2013-2014 that will implement recommendations of the SAP&DC Regional Greenways
and Open Space Plan in Bedford, Blair, Cambria, Fulton, Huntington, and Somerset counties. Anne
Stich, 814-949-6505.
Steel Industry Heritage Corporation, $100,000 from ESF, to construct trail head improvements and an
alternative energy project at the Pump House and Water Tower site in Munhall, Allegheny County.
Jeffery T. Leber, 412-464-4020.
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Susquehanna Heritage Corporation, $100,000 from ESF, to support river tourism marketing through the
development of signage, guides, digital media and special events; advance economic development
initiatives in river town communities; and complete work on the Zimmerman Center for Heritage. Mark
N. Platts, 717-252-0229.
The Susquehanna Greenway Partnership, $165,000 from ESF, to implement the Susquehanna Greenway
and Technical Assistance program in 2013-2014. Work to include continued implementation of the
Susquehanna Greenway Rivertowns Program, education and training, and water trail coordination and
management. Trish Carothers, 570-522-7259.
Grants by County by Grantee
Adams
Hamilton Township, $12,500 from Key 93, to prepare a trail feasibility study for an approximately 1.3-
mile abandoned rail corridor in East Berlin Borough and Hamilton Township. Virginia P. Zickafoose,
717-332-0096.
Allegheny
Allegheny County Redevelopment Authority, $300,000 from Key 93, for the development of a Sports and
Athletics Complex in Coraopolis Borough, Moon and Robinson townships to include the construction of a
multi-purpose field; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Heather
Westenzweig, 412-350-1074.
Allegheny Land Trust, $420,000 from Key 93, for the acquisition of approximately 140 acres located
along North Montour Road in Richland Township for passive recreation and headwaters protection. Roy
Kraynyk, 412-741-2750.
Cheswick Borough, $40,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of McLean Park to include the
construction of a basketball court; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA
access, landscaping project sign and other related site improvements. Andrew R. Bock, 724-274-5125.
Collier Township $149,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Hilltop Park to
include the construction of a pavilion, parking lot, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other
related site improvements. Salvatore M. Sirabella, 412-279-2525.
Edgewood Borough, $54,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Koenig Park to include the
installation of a playground with required safety surfacing, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and
other related site improvements. Warren Cecconi, 412-242-6900.
Jefferson Hills Borough, $100,000 from Key 93, for the development of Beedle Park to include the
construction of a soccer field, access road, parking, ADA access, landscaping project sign and other
related site improvements. Doug Arndt, 412-655-7735.
Pittsburgh City, $133,000 from Key 93, for further development of the Emerald View Park trail system to
include the construction of approximately 1 mile of trail in Emerald View Park above the southern
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entrance/exit of the Fort Pitt Tunnel; landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements.
Michael A. Gable, 412-255-2488.
Port Vue Borough, $32,500 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Jim Campbell Field to include the
installation of fencing, ADA access, project sign and other related site improvements. John Palyo, 412-
466-7377.
South Fayette Township, $425,000 from LWCF, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately 66
acres located along Mayview Road, for active and passive recreation, stream protection and open space.
Jerry Males, 412-221-8700.
Armstrong
Allegheny Valley Land Trust, $205,400 from PRT, for the rehabilitation of the Armstrong Trail, to
include approximately 1.1 miles of trail from the intersection of McCain and McKean streets to the
intersection of Water and Hill streets in Manorville Borough; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and
other related site improvements. Ronald J. Steffey, 724-543-4478.
Ford City Borough, $34,200 from Key 93, for the further development of the Armstrong Trail, to include
the construction of approximately 2,020 feet of trail to connect 14th Street and McCain Street; ADA
access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Kathy Heilman, 724-548-3223.
Kittanning Borough, $55,600 from Key 93, for the further development of two sections of the Armstrong
Trail: Section 1 to include construction of approximately 700 feet of trail from Indiana Avenue to Walnut
Street; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Work in Section 2 to
include construction of approximately 500 feet of trail from Chestnut Street to Hazel Street; ADA access,
landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Jennifer B. Bellas, 724-548-3224.
Pine Township, $31,800 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Templeton Community Park, to include
installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing, ADA access, landscaping, project
sign and other related site improvements. Jennifer B. Bellas, 724-548-3224.
Beaver
Ambridge Borough, $30,400 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Walter Panek Park, to include the
construction of a multi-purpose field, pedestrian walkways: installation of fencing, ADA access,
landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Eric Kaunert, 724-266-4070.
Beaver County, $180,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Bradys Run Park, to include the
construction of comfort stations, ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site
improvements. Tom King 724-770-2060.
Hopewell Township, $87,000 from Key 93, for the further development of Hopewell Community Park to
include construction of a pavilion, basketball court, parking area; installation of playground equipment
with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site
improvements. Pam Fiejdasz, 724-378-1460.
Bedford
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Bedford Joint Municipal Authority, $453,100 from Key 93, for the development of the Bedford Heritage
Trail in Bedford Township and Bedford Borough, to include the construction of approximately 1 mile of
trail from Bedford Springs Resort in Bedford Township to the intersection of South Richard Street and
Green Avenue; 2 pedestrian bridges, trailhead facilities, ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other
related site improvements. Brian D. Sell, 814-285-6395.
Broad Top Township, $54,800 from Key 93, for the further development of the Huntingdon & Broad Top
Rail Trail in Broad Top and Hopewell townships, to include construction of approximately 1.2 miles of
trail from State Road 915 to Cooper Recreation Area in Broad Top Township; construction of bridge
approaches at the Juniata River bridge in Hopewell Township; ADA access, landscaping, project sign,
and other related site improvements. David S. Thomas, 814-928-5253.
Berks
Berks County, $217,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Antietam Lake
Park, Lower Alsace Township, to include construction of an environmental education center, parking
area, pedestrian walkways; installation of site utilities; ADA access, landscaping, signage and other
related site improvements. Ashley Mazurek, 610-478-6300.
Fleetwood Borough, $40,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Community
Park, to include installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping,
project sign and other related site improvements. Suzan M. Wetherhold, 610-944-5334.
Kutztown Borough, $100,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Kutztown
Park, to include construction of a pavilion/comfort station; installation of play equipment with required
safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Gabriel
Khalife, 610-683-6131.
Natural Lands Trust, Inc., $135,000 from Key 93, toward the acquisition of approximately 59 acres
located along Mullen Hollow Road, Robison and Union townships, Berks County for open space, passive
recreation and stream protection. Jack Stefferud, 610-353-5587.
Reading City, $100,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Keffer Park, to
include construction of ball field, pedestrian walkways; installation of play equipment with required
safety surfacing, lighting, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site
improvements. Cindy DeGroote, 610-655-6076.
Schuylkill River Greenway Association, $55,000 from Key 93, to prepare a feasibility study to determine
the type, size and location of a pedestrian bridge over State Route 724; and identify design solutions to
mitigate river debris accumulation at the existing river bridge over the Schuylkill River. Robert C.
Folwell, 484-945-0200.
Shoemakersville Borough, $310,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of
Shoemakersville Community Swimming Pool, to include renovation of main pool, wading pool, zero-
depth entry; bathhouse, concession stand; construction of parking area, pedestrian walkways; installation
of filtration and circulation systems, utilities, lighting, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project
sign and other related site improvements. Amy Botwright, 610-562-8030.
Bradford
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Bradford County, $79,000 from Key 93, for the further development of Sunfish Pond County Park, Leroy
Township, to include construction of a boat dock, boardwalk/observation deck, pedestrian walkways,
pavilion, parking area, storm water management measures; installation of play equipment with required
safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, signage and other related site improvements. Anthony P.
Liguori, 570-265-5539.
Bradford County, $10,000 from Key 93, to hire a peer consultant to develop a long-term maintenance and
operations plan, evaluate the potential for revenue producing facilities and programs, and develop an
organizational structure for staff and volunteers for a county recreation and parks department. Raymond J.
Stolinas, 570-268-4103.
Bucks
Bucks County, $40,000 from Key 93, to study the feasibility of developing a multi-use trail along the 9.3-
mile Middle Neshaminy Creek Greenway from the Forks of the Neshaminy Creek to Core Creek County
Park in Newtown Borough, and Middletown, Newtown, Northampton, and Wrightstown townships. Paul
Gordon, 215-345-3884.
Chalfont Borough, $173,700 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Kelly Park, to
include the reconstruction of pedestrian walkways, restoration of riparian buffers, installation of
informational kiosks, site amenities, trail and interpretative signage, ADA access, landscaping, project
sign, and other related site improvements. Melissa A. Shafer, 215-822-7295.
DCNR-Bureau of State Parks-Nockamixon, $7,360 from PRT, for the purchase of a trail utility vehicle
for maintenance of 55 miles of trails in Nockamixon State Park, East Rockhill Township, Bucks County.
Obie Derr, 215-529-7300.
Doylestown Township, $200,000 from Key 93, for the development of the Destination Peace Valley
Trail, Doylestown and New Britain townships and New Britain Borough, to include the construction of
approximately 1.1 miles of trail and a pedestrian bridge to connect the Doylestown Community Bike and
Hike System to Pine Run Reservoir and Covered Bridge Park in Doylestown Township to the Peace
Valley Park in New Britain Township; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other site
improvements. Stephanie Mason, 215-348-9915.
Falls Township, $92,000 from Key 93, to prepare a Master Site Development Plan for the approximately
525-acre Biles Island. Eric Rosina, 609-918-0200.
Penndel Borough, $125,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of the Memorial
Field Recreation Complex, to include reconstruction of ball fields; construction of retaining wall;
installation of fencing, backstop, dugouts, bleachers, lighting, ADA access, landscaping, site amenities,
project sign, and other related site improvements. Barbara Heffelfinger, 215-757-5152.
Plumstead Township, $280,000 from Key 93, for the development of Owls Nest Park, to include the
construction of pedestrian trials and bridge; restoration of a pond and meadow area; construction of a
comfort station; invasive plant removal and restoration of native species, site amenities, ADA access
landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Carolyn McCreary, 215-766-8914.
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Richlandtown Borough, $31,800 from Key 93, for the further development of Benner Memorial Park, to
include construction of a pavilion; installation of play equipment with required safety surface, fencing,
ADA access, landscaping, site amenities, project sign, and other related site improvements. Jocelyn O.
Myers, 267-373-9911.
Sellersville Borough, $64,200 from Key 93, for the repair of stone walls and the adjacent dam apron along
the Northeast Branch of Perkiomen Creek in Lake Lenape Park; stream banks will be stabilized; surface
water will be channeled to a new designed swale. David J. Rivet, 215-257-5075.
Tinicum Township, $15,000 from Key 93, to prepare a Master Site Development Plan for the
approximately 18-acre community park. Linda E. McNeill, 610-294-9154.
Butler
Cranberry Township, $90,000 from Key 93, for the development of the Brush Creek Trail, to include the
construction of approximately 1 mile of trail to connect Rochester Road to Powell Road through Graham
Park in Cranberry Township; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements.
Jerry Andree, 724-776-4806.
East Butler Borough, $32,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Brandon and Fire Hall Parks.
Brandon Park - work to include the installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing,
parking, ADA access landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Fire Hall Park - work
to include reconstruction of basketball court, parking; installation of fencing, ADA access, landscaping,
project sign and other related site improvements. Gary L. Pinkerton, 724-284-5383.
Lancaster Township, $15,000 from Key 93, to prepare a Master Site Development Plan for a 26-acre
community park. Gary L. Pinkerton, 724-284-5383.
Mars Borough, $35,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Clay Avenue Park, to include the
installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing; pavilion improvements, ADA access,
landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Gary L. Pinkerton, 724-284-5383.
North Country Trail Association, Inc. /Butler Chapter, $19,200 from PRT, for the further development of
the North Country National Scenic Trail, Muddycreek and Worth townships, to include the construction
of approximately 0.5 miles of trail and a 52-foot bridge over Muddy Creek in Moraine State Park; ADA
access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Tom C. Baumgardner, 724-794-
4913.
Cambria
Loretto Borough, $187,000 from Key 93, for the development of McGuire Park, to include construction
of comfort station, amphitheater, pavilion, storm water management measures, access drive, parking area,
pedestrian walkways; installation of utilities and playground equipment with required safety surfacing
utilities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Robert J. Young,
814-472-3119.
Carbon
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Carbon County, $208,200 from Key 93, for the further development of the Delaware & Lehigh Trail in
Weissport and Lehighton boroughs, and East Penn Township, to include the development of
approximately 0.4 miles of on-road trail from the existing D&L Trail in Weissport Borough to Bankway
Street in Lehighton Borough; construction of approximately 3.2 miles of trail from the sewage treatment
plant south of Lehighton to the East Penn Boat Launch / D&L Trailhead on Riverview Road in East Penn
Township; road crossing improvements, ADA access, landscaping, signage and other related site
improvements. H. Scott Everett, 610-923-3548.
Centre
Juniata Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America, $250,000 from ESF, for the rehabilitation of Seven
Mountains Scout Camp, Potter Township, to include construction of a comfort station/shower house
building; installation of utilities, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site
improvements. James J. Kennedy, 717-667-9236.
State College Borough, $10,000 from Key 93, to prepare a Master Site Development Plan for the 11-acre
Holmes-Foster Park. Alan W. Sam, 814-234-7145.
State College Borough, $50,000 from Key 93, for the further development of Orchard Park, to include the
construction of pedestrian walkways; the installation of playground equipment with required safety
surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Courtney E.
Hayden, 814-278-4723.
Chester
East Bradford Township, $80,000 from Key 93, for the further development of the East Branch
Brandywine Trail, to include the construction of approximately 800 feet of trail to connect the terminus of
the existing trail to a parking area west of the Route 322 and Skelp Level Road intersection in East
Bradford Township; trailhead parking, ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site
improvements. Mandie Cantlin, 610-436-5108.
East Brandywine Township, $272,500 from LWCF, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately
21 acres located along Bondsville Road, East Brandywine Township, for passive recreation, stream
protection and open space. Scott T. Piersol, 610-269-8230.
East Fallowfield Township, $137,600 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of East
Fallowfield Community Park, to include construction of a pedestrian trail and bridge, rain gardens;
installation of native species, butterfly plantings, ADA access, landscaping, site amenities, interpretive
signage, project sign, and other related site improvements. Chris R. Della Penna, 610-857-0045.
East Vincent Township, $30,000 from Key 93, to prepare a Master Site Development Plan for the
approximately 95-acre Veterans’ Center Park. Mary E. Flagg, 610-933-4424.
Natural Lands Trust, Inc., $154,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately 4
acres located along Saint Peters Road, Warwick Township, for open space, passive recreation and habitat
protection. Jack Stefferud, 610-353-5587.
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North Coventry Township, $259,300 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately
19 acres located along Olive Lane, for passive recreation, stream protection and open space. Kevin F.
Hennessey, 610-323-1694.
The Wallace Trust, $27,500 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately 8 acres
located along Creek Road, Wallace Township, for passive recreation, stream protection and open space.
Barbara D'Angelo, 610-942-2990.
Chester, Delaware
Chester County, $75,000 from Key 93, to complete a multi-municipal strategic action plan for the
Brandywine Creek Greenway. Jake Michael, 610-344-6503.
Chester, Montgomery
Pottstown Metropolitan Regional Planning Committee, $100,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and
further development of up to 8 community parks in Chester and Montgomery counties. Anna Brendle,
610-323-2006.
Clarion
East Brady Borough, $40,000 from Key 93, for the further development of East Brady Recreation
Complex, to include construction of a comfort station, pedestrian walkways; installation of utilities; ADA
access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Sandra L. Steiner, 724-526-5531.
Clarion, Forest
DCNR-Bureau of State Parks-Cook Forest, $5,000 from PRT, for the rehabilitation of multi-use trails in
Cook Forest State Park, Farmington, Highland, and Millcreek townships, to include rehabilitation of
approximately 3 miles of trails; trailheads, ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site
improvements. Sean Benson, 814-744-8407.
Clearfield
Boggs Township, $40,000 from Key 93, for the development of Boggs Township Community Park, to
include construction of an access drive, parking area, pavilion, pedestrian bridge and walkways; ADA
access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Denise L. Dobo, 814-342-5243.
Clearfield Swimming Pool Association, Inc., $500,000 from ESF, for the rehabilitation of Clearfield
Community Pool, to include reconstruction of the main pool, wading pool, bathhouse; construction of
splash pad; installation of water slide, perimeter fencing, filtration and recirculation systems; ADA access,
project sign and other related site improvements. Brian K. Marshall, 814-592-1717.
DuBois City, $200,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Showers Field, to include construction of
baseball field, parking area, pedestrian walkways; installation of sideline fencing, backstop; ADA access,
landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. John Suplizio, 814-371-2000.
Clinton
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Woodward Township, $40,000 from Key 93, for the further development of Riverview Park, to include
construction of a pavilion, parking area and pedestrian walkway; ADA access, project sign and other
related site improvements. Jessica H. Sheets, 814-329-8129.
Columbia
Bloomsburg Town, $50,000 from Key 93, for the development of Streater Park, to include construction of
a football field and pedestrian walkways; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site
improvements. Charles B. Fritz, 570-784-4532.
Crawford
Crawford County, $83,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately 1.67 miles
of trail from the current trail terminus in Titusville at South Martin Street to Perry Street Station. Amy
Schmidt, 814-333-7309.
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, $313,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of
approximately 285 acres along Rogers Ferry Road, Hayfield Township, for open space, critical habitat,
stream protection and passive recreation. Mary Sanders, 570-226-9545.
Crawford, Erie, Warren
Tri County Snow Blazers, Inc., $160,000 from PRT, for the purchase of a snow groomer and drag for the
maintenance of 20 miles of snowmobile trails in Crawford, Erie and Warren counties. Joseph J. Miller,
814-694-3266.
Cumberland
Lower Allen Township, $127,500 from Key 93, for the further development of Cedar Spring Run Park, to
include construction of pedestrian footbridge and walkways, storm water management measures and
stream bank stabilization; installation of lighting, playground equipment with required safety surfacing;
ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Erin Genest, 717-975-7575.
Shiremanstown Borough, $28,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Memorial Park, to include
construction of a basketball court and pedestrian walkway; installation of lighting; ADA access,
landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Janna E. Colechio, 717-761-4169.
South Middleton Township, $16,000 from Key 93, to prepare a Master Site Development Plan for a 50-
acre expansion to Spring Meadows Park in South Middleton Township. Sarah B. Colondrillo, 717-258-
5324
Dauphin
Conewago Township, $200,000 from Key 93, for the development of Conewago Township Park to
include construction of a baseball field, multi-purpose field, parking area, internal pedestrian walkways,
stormwater management measures and rain garden; installation of playground equipment with required
safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Joel
Buckley, 717-534-8556.
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Millersburg Borough, $107,800 from Key 93, for the further development of the Lykens Valley Rail Trail
in Upper Paxton Township, to include the construction of approximately 1.5 miles of trail from the Power
Line Trail to Woodside Station Road; ADA access, landscaping, signage and other related site
improvements. Chris McGann, 717-692-2389.
Steelton Borough, $150,000 from Key 93 to rehabilitate and further develop Mohn Street
Intergenerational Park, with work to include construction of tennis court, hand ball courts, stormwater
management measures, rain garden, parking area and pedestrian walkway; installation of fencing, utilities
and playground equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and
other related site improvements. Doug Brown, 717-939-6561.
Delaware
Millbourne Borough, $13,200 from Key 93, to prepare an open space and community connector greenway
plan. Tina Mason, 610-352-9080.
Upper Darby Township, $10,000 from Key 93, to prepare a feasibility study and conceptual design for a
multi-use trail through Naylor’s Run Public Park. John McMullan, 610-734-7716.
Delaware, Montgomery, Philadelphia
Radnor Township, $45,000 from Key 93, to prepare a feasibility study for two segments of an
approximately 5.5-mile multi-use trail; Radnor Township, Delaware County; Lower Merion Township,
Montgomery County; and Philadelphia. Study Area 1 evaluates a 1-mile segment to connect South
Radnor Chester Road to Sproul Road. Study Area 2 evaluates a 4.5-mile segment to connect SEPTA’s
Wynnwood Station in Lower Merion Township to the Cobbs Creek Trail at Market and 63rd streets in
Philadelphia. Melissa Conn, 610-688-5600.
Elk
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, $41,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of
approximately 24 acres located along Route 555, Benezette Township, for passive recreation and stream
protection. Matt Marusiak, 814-776-1114.
Erie
Paddle Without Pollution, $18,600 from Key 93, to prepare a feasibility study for a water trail in Presque
Isle State Park, to include a detailed inventory and assessment of the project area, route selection,
trailhead selection, signage plan development and a public participation process. David Rohm, 412-260-
9001.
Fayette
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, $550,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of
approximately 977 acres located along Wharton Furnace Road in Wharton Township, for critical habitat,
passive recreation, stream protection and open space. Gregory Socha, 412-586-2311.
Franklin
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Chambersburg Borough, $150,000 from Key 93, to rehabilitate and further develop Mike Waters
Memorial Park to include construction of a multi-purpose field, splash pad and internal pedestrian
walkways; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Guy Shaul, 717-
261-3275.
Indiana
Conemaugh Valley Conservancy, $50,000 from PRT, for the rehabilitation of the West Penn Trail in
Black Lick, Burrell, and Conemaugh townships, to include the rehabilitation of approximately 12 miles of
the Conemaugh River Lake section; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site
improvements. Laura Hawkins, 724-858-0463.
Jefferson
Punxsutawney Area Community Arts & Recreation Center Inc., $180,000 from ESF, for the rehabilitation
of Punxsutawney Area Community Center, Punxsutawney Borough, to include construction of roof,
upgrades to the electrical system, theater improvements; ADA access, project sign and other related site
improvements. James M. Roberts, 814-938-5000.
Lackawanna
Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority, $40,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of 2
trail easements consisting of approximately 0.85 acres to provide approximately 0.6 miles of trail to
connect the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail between Enterprise Drive in Carbondale City and Oswego
Street in Fell Township. Natalie Gelb, 570-963-6730.
Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority, $392,500 from Key 93, for the further development of the
Lackawanna River Heritage Trail in Carbondale City, to include the construction of approximately 1 mile
of trail from State Route 171 by Holt Lumber along the Lackawanna River to the intersection of John
Street and US Route 6; rehabilitation of 2 pedestrian bridges, solar-powered LED lighting, trailhead
facilities, ADA access, landscaping, signage and other related site improvements. Natalie Gelb, 570-963-
6730.
Lackawanna, Susquehanna, Wayne
Northeast PA Sno Trails, Inc., $174,200 from PRT, to purchase a snowmobile trail groomer to groom 230
miles of snowmobile trails. James Griffin, 570-780-9155.
Lancaster
Akron Borough, $139,200 from Key 93, for the further development of the Warwick to Ephrata Rail Trail
in Ephrata and Warwick townships, and Akron Borough, to include the construction of approximately 0.9
miles of trail from the Warwick Township building to Newport Road in Warwick Township; construction
of approximately 0.25 miles of trail from Main Street to Millway Road in Warwick Township; pedestrian
culvert, lighting, ADA access, landscaping, signage and other related site improvements. Daniel D. Guers,
717-859-1600.
Conoy Township, $62,400 from Key 93, for the further development of the Northwest Lancaster County
River Trail, to include the construction of approximately 0.2 miles of trail through the entire length of the
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Bainbridge Riverfront Park; construction of a trailhead, safety improvements, solar-powered lighting,
ADA access, landscaping, signage and other related site improvements. Robert F. Strickland, 717-367-
4927.
Elizabethtown Borough, $250,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Elizabethtown Community Park
to include construction of pedestrian walkways, boardwalks, amphitheater, volleyball court, and parking
area; installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing, lighting and park signage; ADA
access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Cindy Foster, 717-367-1700.
Lancaster County Conservancy, $113,600 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of two
parcels, each approximately 16 acres, along Narvon Road and adjacent to Welsh Mountain Nature
Preserve and Money Rocks Park in Salisbury and East Earl townships, for protection of woodland,
connectivity and passive recreation. Kate S. Gonick, 717-392-7891.
Manheim Township, $23,200 from Key 93, to prepare Master Site Development Plans for the
approximately 5-acre Perelman Park, approximately 2-acre Jaycee Park, and approximately 67-acre
Landis Woods Park. Margaret L. Earnest, 717-290-7180.
Providence Township, $408,400 from Key 93, for the development of the Enola Low Grade Trail in
Conestoga, Eden, Martic, and Providence townships, and Quarryville Borough, to include construction of
approximately 9 miles of trail from the Providence Township line near Sigman Road to Hess Road in
Eden Township; construction of one pedestrian bridge and rehabilitation of a second, 3 trailheads, ADA
access, landscaping, signage and other related site improvements. Greg Collins, 717-786-7596.
Lawrence
New Wilmington Borough, $250,000 from LWCF, for the further development of New Wilmington
Community Park, to include construction of a bathhouse, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other
related site improvements. Sharonn L. Edmiston, 724-946-8167.
Lebanon
Lebanon City, $225,000 from Key 93,for the rehabilitation and further development of Coleman
Memorial Park, to include construction of storm water management measures, access drive, parking areas,
amphitheater, pedestrian walkways; installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing;
ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Melissa Quinones, 717-273-
6711.
Lebanon County, $125,000 from Key 93, for the development of the Cornwall Trailhead at the
intersection of Cornwall and Schaeffer roads in Cornwall Borough, to include the construction of comfort
stations, construction of additional parking, ADA access, landscaping, signage and other related site
improvements. John A. Wengert, 717-273-2658.
Palmyra Borough, $200,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Fireman’s Park, to include construction
of concession stand/pavilion, parking area, amphitheater, ball field, pedestrian walkway; installation of
fitness equipment and playground equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping,
project sign and other related site improvements. Roger Powl, 717-838-6361.
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South Londonderry Township, $193,300 from LWCF, for the development of Campbelltown Community
Park, including construction of access drive, parking area and storm water management measures, multi-
purpose fields and pedestrian walkways; ADA access, landscaping and riparian buffer plantings, project
sign and other related site improvements. Thomas S. Ernharth, 717-838-5556.
Lehigh
Allentown City, $19,600 from Key 93, to determine the feasibility of restoring the Lake Muhlenberg area
of Cedar Creek, to include conducting a public participation process; providing information to develop
and analyze alternative restoration strategies; and developing preliminary engineering and construction
costs. Rick Holtzman, 610-437-7750.
Allentown City, $40,100 from Key 93, to restore Jordan Creek in Allentown’s Jordan Park to include:
removal of impoundment structures; installation of fish habitat structures; remove invasive species along
riverbanks and replant native trees and wildflowers along riverbanks; project signage and other related
site improvements. Abagail Pattishall, 610-965-4397.
Lehigh County, $100,000 from Key 93, for the further development of the Jordan Creek Greenway in
Whitehall and South Whitehall townships, to include the construction of approximately 0.68 miles of trail
from Lehnert Road to Mauch Chunk Road; trailhead facilities, pedestrian bridge, landscaping, ADA
access, signage and related site improvements. Robert Stiffler, 610-871-0281.
Lehigh County, $197,000 from Key 93, for the further development of Cedar Creek Parkway West in
South Whitehall Township, to include construction of soccer fields, parking areas; installation of
irrigation system, pedestrian walkways, lighting, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign
and other related site improvements. Robert Stiffler, 610-871-0281.
Upper Saucon Township, $32,500 from Key 93, for the development of the Saucon Valley Rail Trail, to
include construction of approximately 0.2 miles of trail to connect the completed Phase 1 section of the
Saucon Valley Rail Trail through Upper Saucon Community Park to the completed Phase 2 section of the
Saucon Valley Rail Trail; ADA access, project sign and other related site improvements. Joseph Geib,
610-282-1171.
Upper Saucon Township, $25,000 from Key 93, to prepare a Master Site Plan for the 15-acre Community
Park. Joseph Geib, 610-282-1171.
Whitehall Township, $117,300 from LWCF, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately 11
acres along Ruch Street, for expansion of the Whitehall Greenway to include an access point, open space
and passive recreation. Edward D. Hozza, 610-437-5524.
Whitehall Township, $123,800 from Key 93, for the further development of the Ironton Rail Trail in
North Whitehall and Whitehall townships, to include the construction of approximately 2.3 miles of trail
from Portland Street in North Whitehall Township to the existing Ironton Rail Trail loop near Limestone
Drive in Whitehall Township; ADA access, project sign and other related site improvements. Edward D.
Hozza, 610-437-5524.
Wildlands Conservancy, Inc., $21,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately
5 acres southeast of Dogwood Lane and adjacent to South Mountain Preserve, in Salisbury Township, for
habitat protection, environmental education and passive recreation. Kent A. Baird, 610-965-4397.
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Wildlands Conservancy, Inc., $76,700 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately
36 acres along Rock Road and adjacent to South Mountain Preserve, in Salisbury and Upper Saucon
townships, for habitat protection, environmental education and passive recreation. Kent A. Baird, 610-
965-4397.
Luzerne
Foster Township, $40,000 from Key 93, for the development of Upper Lehigh Park, to include the
installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing, fencing; construction of a parking
area, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Robert J. Dougherty,
570-459-2609.
Hollenback Township, $20,000 from Key 93, for the development of Hollenback Township Community
Park, to include construction of pavilion, parking area, pedestrian walkways; installation of fencing; ADA
access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Marla Conklin, 570-379-2535.
North Branch Land Trust, $850,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately
384 acres along Bald Mountain Road, Bear Creek Township, for woodland protection, open space and
passive recreation. Rylan Coker, 570-696-5545.
Lycoming
Jersey Shore Borough $205,700 from Key 93, for the development of a concrete community boat launch,
concrete aprons and a new stone parking lot; widening of an existing driveway; stream bank stabilization,
removal of invasive species and planting of native species; ADA access, interpretive and project signage;
and other related site improvements. Gretchen Speicher, 570-398-0104.
Loyalsock Township, $18,500 from Key 93, to prepare a greenway study and master site plan for an
approximately 1.5 mile extension of the Susquehanna Bikeway along Millers Run. Shannon M.
Lukowsky, 570-323-6151.
Williamsport City, $250,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Shaw Place Park, to include
reconstruction of the main pool and wading pool, bathhouse/concession stand; installation of filtration and
recirculation systems, utilities; ADA access, project sign and other related site improvements. John
Grado, 570-327-7511.
Mercer
Farrell City, $36,000 from Key 93, for further development of Veterans Square Park to include the
construction of a comfort station, parking, ADA access, landscaping project sign and other related site
improvements. Brian Foster, 724-981-1561.
Hermitage City, $25,000 from Key 93, to prepare a Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space
Plan. Jeremy Coxe, 724-981-0800.
Hermitage City, $100,000 from Key 93, to further develop Hermitage Athletic Complex to include
installation of lighting at ballfield, playground equipment with required safety surfacing; construction of
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pedestrian trail, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Jeremy Coxe,
724-981-0800.
Sharpsville Borough, $152,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Milliken Park, to include
construction of pavilion, parking lot, access drive, pedestrian trail; installation of playground equipment
with required safety surfacing, ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site
improvements. Mourine Rodgers, 724-962-9848.
Sharpsville Borough, $11,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately 1 acre
located along East High Street, for passive recreation, stream protection and open space. Mourine
Rodgers, 724-962-9848.
Wheatland Borough, $40,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Beechwood Avenue Playground to
include the installation of playground equipment with required safety surfacing, ADA access,
landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Brian Foster, 724-981-1561.
Monroe
Chestnuthill Township, $140,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately 52
acres along Little Mexico Road, for connectivity with a municipal greenway, open space and passive
recreation. David R. Albright, 570-992-7247.
Pocono Heritage Land Trust, $518,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately
241 acres along Henry's Crossing Road, Paradise Township, for woodland protection, open space and
passive recreation. Dawn Gorham, 570-424-1514.
Stroud Township, $360,000 from Key 93 and PRT, for the development of the Pocono Greenway in
Stroudsburg Borough and Stroud Township to include the construction of a pedestrian bridge over the
Pocono Creek between Knight’s Park in Stroudsburg Borough and Stroudsburg High School in Stroud
Township, bridge approaches, ADA access, project sign and other related site improvements. Tim Herd,
570-426-1512.
Wildlands Conservancy, Inc., $133,500 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of
approximately 186 acres along Stony Hollow Road and adjacent to Maple Tract Preserve, in
Tunkhannock and Tobyhanna townships, for woodland and wetland habitat protection, open space and
passive recreation. Kent A. Baird, 610-965-4397.
Montgomery
Cheltenham Township, $100,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of High
School Park, to include construction of pedestrian walkways, rain garden, irrigation system; eradication of
invasive plants, installation of native species, fencing, interpretive signage, ADA access, landscaping,
project sign, and other related site improvements. Bryan T. Havir, 215-887-6200.
Lower Salford Township, $30,500 from Key 93, to prepare a feasibility study for an approximately 1.7-
mile multi-use trail to connect Heckler Plains Park to Evansburg State Park. Mary L. West, 215-256-
8087.
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North Wales Borough, $20,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Wee Whalers Park, to include the
installation of play equipment with required safety surface, fencing; construction of pedestrian walkways,
ADA access, landscaping, site amenities, project sign, and other related site improvements. Nathaniel
Dysard, 215-699-4424.
Montgomery, Philadelphia
Lower Merion Township, $500,000 from Key 93, for the development of the Manayunk Bridge multi-use
trail connector, to include the design and construction of approximately 0.5 miles of trail on the
Manayunk Bridge to connect the Cynwyd Heritage Trail to the Schuylkill River Trail; ADA access,
landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Lindsay L. Taylor, 610-645-6220.
Northampton
Bushkill Township, $19,200 from Key 93, to prepare a Master Site Development Plan for the
approximately 90-acre community park. Brian D. Harris, 610-759-1250.
Bushkill Township, $656,500 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately 90 acres
along Kromer and Jacobsburg Roads, and within the Bushkill Greenway for connectivity and passive
recreation. Laura P. Baird, 215-345-7020.
Easton City, $175,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Hugh Moore Park,
to include construction of outdoor classroom/pavilion, parking area, pedestrian walkways; installation of
play equipment with required safety surfacing, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, signage and
other related site improvements. David Hopkins, 610-250-6680.
Wind Gap Borough, $24,000 from Key 93, to prepare a Master Site Development Plan for the
approximately 33-acre Wind Gap Borough Park. Louise M. Firestone, 610-863-7288.
Northumberland
Herndon Borough, $40,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Herndon Community Park, to include
construction of parking area and pedestrian walkways; installation of playground equipment with required
safety surfacing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Alexis M.
Schaffner, 570-758-2802.
Perry
Newport Borough, $110,600 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Veterans Memorial Park, to include
construction of a comfort station/concession facility, parking area and pedestrian walkways; ADA access,
landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Frank Campbell, 800-262-8806.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia City, $500,000 from Key 93, for the development of the Poquessing Creek Trail, to include
the construction of approximately 1.5 miles of trail and a pedestrian bridge to connect Junod Playground
to Poquessing Creek Park and Benjamin Rush State Park; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and
other related site improvements. Robert Armstrong, 215-683-0229.
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Philadelphia City, $438,000 from Key 93, for the development of Ingersoll Park to include construction
of rain gardens for stormwater management; pedestrian walkways; installation of solar lighting,
landscaping, site amenities, ADA access, project sign, and other related site improvements. Stephanie
Craighead, 215-683-0210.
Philadelphia City, $194,400 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Weccacoe
Park to include construction of infiltration planting beds, spray feature, pedestrian walkways, resurfacing
of tennis court; installation of play equipment with required safety surface, utilities, mechanical upgrades,
landscaping, historical signage, ADA access, project sign, and other related site improvements. Ed Fagan,
215-683-3608.
Schuylkill River Development Corporation, $225,000 from Key 93, for the further development of the
Schuylkill River Trail in Philadelphia, to include the design and construction of approximately 1,200 feet
of trail to connect South Street to Christian Street; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other
related site improvements. Joseph R. Syrnick, 215-222-6030.
Pike
Pike County, $819,000 from Key 93, for the acquisition of approximately 448 acres off Silver Lake Road
and adjacent to Delaware State Forest, Delaware Township, Pike County, for connectivity with a
municipal greenway, open space and passive recreation. Sally Corrigan, 570-226-6293.
Pike County, $30,100 from Key 93, to prepare a Greenways Plan for the Lackawaxen-Upper Delaware
River including Lackawaxen, Milford, Shohola and Westfall townships and Matamoras and Milford
boroughs. Nicholas A. Dickerson, 570-296-3500.
Shohola Township, $94,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Rohman Park
to include rehabilitation of ballfield; construction of pavilion; installation of play equipment with required
safety surfacing, fencing, pedestrian walkways, utilities, lighting; ADA access, landscaping, project sign
and other related site improvements. Diana Blume, 570-599-7394.
Schuylkill
Cass Township, $40,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Forestville Park,
to include renovation of basketball court; installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing,
fencing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. James Thomas, 570-
544-5370.
Frailey Township, $40,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of the Township
Park, to include installation of play equipment with required safety surfacing, fencing, parking area, rain
garden, site amenities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements.
Donald Allar, 570-695-5727.
Port Carbon Borough, $40,000 from Key 93, for the further development of Francis Lubinsky Park, to
include construction of a basketball court, parking area, pedestrian walkway; ADA access, landscaping,
project sign and other related site improvements. Harold Herndon, 570-622-2255.
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Rausch Creek Off-Road Park, Inc., $79,000 from Snow/ATV, to purchase a dozer and crawler loader to
construct and maintain 70 miles of off-road motorized recreational trails in Schuylkill County. Bruce
Shallis, 610-842-3596.
St. Clair Borough, $40,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of Third Street
Park, to include construction of parking area, pedestrian walkway; installation of play equipment with
required safety surfacing, fencing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site
improvements. Ronald Price, 570-429-0640.
Snyder
Middlecreek Township, $40,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation of Middlecreek Recreation Area, to
include the installation of lighting, playground equipment with required safety surfacing; ADA access,
landscaping, project sign and other related site improvements. Richard E. Constant, 570-837-0491.
Somerset
Maple Summit Snowmobilers, Inc., $4,000 from Snow/ATV, to purchase a trailer to transport trail
maintenance equipment to construct and maintain the 65-mile Laurel Highlands Snowmobile Trail system
in Somerset County. David E. McCarty, 412-480-7068.
Somerset County Conservancy, $118,700 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of
approximately 53 acres along Craig Road and adjacent to Kimberly Run Natural Area, Somerset
Township, for improved public access, parking area, and access point for existing trail system. James R.
Moses, 814-445-4850.
Union
Lewisburg Area Recreation Authority, $10,000 from Key 93, to hire a peer consultant to update an
existing multi-municipal agreement, evaluate the current organizational structure, management/staffing
operations, revenue generation and provide recommendations for improvement. Katie J. Davis, 570-524-
4774.
Venango
Allegheny Valley Trails Association, $176,000 from PRT, for the rehabilitation of the Allegheny River
Trail and Sandy Creek Trail, Cranberry Township, to include the rehabilitation of approximately 3.5 miles
of trail from the bridge spanning Lower Two-Mile Run to Belmar Bridge; purchase of trail maintenance
equipment, ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. David Howes,
814-226-6536.
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, $40,900 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of
approximately 55 acres located along Hill City Road, Cranberry Township for critical habitat, passive
recreation, stream protection and open space. Jane Menchyk, 412-586-2333.
Washington
Cross Creek Township, $91,200 from Key 93, for the further development of Cedar Grove Park, to
include construction of pavilion; comfort station/concession building; storm water management measures;
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pedestrian walkways; installation of utilities, expansion of parking area; ADA access, landscaping, project
sign and other related site improvements. Rachel W. Blosser, 724-587-3442.
Montour Trail Council, $188,100 from PRT, for the further development of the Montour Trail in Peters
Township, to include the construction of a 160-foot pedestrian bridge over Valley Brook Road and Brush
Run; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Mark C. Imgrund, 724-
941-6351.
Westmoreland
Allegheny Township, $160,000 from Key 93, for payment toward the acquisition of approximately 1.5
miles of trail from the Freeport Bridge to the Kiski Junction railroad. Gregory A. Primm, 724-842-4641.
Latrobe-Unity Youngstown Parks & Recreation Commission, $80,000 from Key 93, for the further
development of Cardinal Park in Latrobe City, to include installation of play equipment with required
safety surfacing; construction of canoe/kayak launch; improvements to parking area; ADA access,
landscaping, project sign, and other related site improvements. Jeanne Ashley, 724-537-4331.
Murrysville Municipality, $42,000 from Key 93, for the rehabilitation and further development of
Townsend Park to include rehabilitation of existing fishing dock and construction of new dock and
retaining walls; pedestrian walkways; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and other related site
improvements. 724-327-2100.
Salem Township, $218,000 from Key 93, for the development of Seanor Farm Park, to include
construction of multi-purpose athletic fields, access drive, parking area, pedestrian walkways, storm water
management measures; installation of fencing; ADA access, landscaping, project sign, and other related
site improvements. Ronald D. Martz, 724-668-7500.
Westmoreland County, $177,000 from Key 93, for the development of Little Crabtree Creek Trail in
Unity Township, to include the construction of approximately 1.2 miles of trail to connect Twin Lakes
County Park to the intersection of Bovard Luxor Road; parking area, ADA access, landscaping, project
sign, and other related site improvements. Malcolm N. Sias, 724-830-3968.
York
Dillsburg Borough, $193,000 from Key 93, for the development of Community Park to include
construction of dog park, parking area, stormwater management measures, rain garden, pervious internal
pedestrian walkways and riparian buffer enhancements; installation of playground equipment with
required safety surfacing, fitness trail equipment, fencing and utilities; ADA access, landscaping, project
sign and other related site improvements. Karen Deibler, 717-432-9969.
Spring Grove Borough, $135,000 from Key 93, for the further development of Community Park to
include construction of dog park, basketball court, volleyball court, internal park walkway, parking area
upgrades and rain garden; installation of fencing and utilities; ADA access, landscaping, project sign and
other related site improvements. Kate Wernts, 717-225-9733.
York County, $23,000 from Key 93, to prepare a Master Site Development Plan for the approximately
185-acre Richard M. Nixon County Park in Springfield Township and Jacobus Borough. Tammy Klunk,
717-840-7227.
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