Protest ends deer hunt behind homes in Lower Makefield. Here's where the hunt will go on
Five Mile Woods in Lower Makefield will be closed three days a week to the public to allow for deer hunt by Big Oak Whitetail Management Association (BOWMA).
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Five Mile Woods in Lower Makefield will be closed three days a week to the public to allow for deer hunt by Big Oak Whitetail Management Association (BOWMA).
Chairman Fredric Weiss resigned from the board ahead of the meeting.
Lower Makefield will deposit an additional $11 million into a trust managed by PNC Financial Services Group and consisting of net proceeds from the township's $53 million sale of its sewer system to Aqua Pennsylvania.
A majority of Lower Makefield supervisors wants the sewer-sale money to help make renovations and repairs to parks and recreation equipment.
By paying off the $15.2 million debt on its Makefield Highlands golf course, the township can use some of the profits from the golf course for other recreational purposes.