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		The Township Zone Sub-commission in investigating the objection, where the objector objects that according to the Election Law the Hluttaw candidate or his election agent is not a person entitled or qualified to stand for election the objector shall furnish concrete evidence that he is not so, failing which the objection shall be dismissed.
		A ballot paper to be put into the ballot box shall not bear any other mark except the endorsement of the polling booth officer and the mark made by the voter in the circle on the ballot paper.
		Township Sub-commission concerned shall, when voting is postponed under Sub-rule (a) or (b), report to the Commission the principal reason for such postponement, recommending the date to hold voting, and whether the voting should be continued as such from the stage it is postponed or to hold fresh voting.
	www.ibiblio.org /obl/docs/election-rules2.htm (4270 words)

	Maglev report delayed - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		Penn Township officials do not expect to release until later this month or early next month a copy of a "white paper" critical of the high-speed maglev train project.
		Township Manager Bruce Light said township leaders and consultants first want to meet with maglev representatives in a session that remained to be scheduled as of early yesterday afternoon.
		The township hired the law firm of Steptoe and Johnson and the engineering firm of R. Banks and Associates, both of Washington, D.C., to prepare the white paper at a cost of almost $45,000.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/pittsburghtrib/s_82935.html (450 words)

	Township FAQ's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Township ordinance requires that garbage must be placed at curbside no more than twenty-four (24) hours prior to collection and that emptied garbage containers must be removed from curbside within twenty-four hours after collection.
		Multifamily locations in the Township are responsible to implement their own recycling programs and report to the Township annually on the quantity of materials recycled.
		Township ordinance requires that grass and other vegetation in residential areas be kept cut and cannot exceed 8 inches in height.
	www.southstrabane.com /html/township_faq_s.html (522 words)

	What Township and City Officials Say - 5/1/97
		Township officials say Englewood has attempted to dismiss the lawsuit only to reinitiate another lawsuit with the Montgomery County Commissioners office in an effort to split-up the fire department rather than waiting for Judge Thomas Mitchell to make a ruling.
		The cities recently filed a petition with the county commissioners seeking to establish 'paper townships.' According to Ohio law, without the existence of a township, a joint fire district cannot be formed.
		Two weeks ago the township filed a preliminary injunction requesting the court of common pleas prevent county commissioners from ruling on the paper township issue in an effort to allow Judge Mitchell to rule on whether township assets are to be divided up among Englewood, Union and the new city of Clayton.
	www.nacnet.org /firedepartment/fire402a.htm (1162 words)

	Mullica Township (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It is bounded on the north by Washington Township in Burlington County; on the east by the City of Egg Harbor; on the south by Hamilton Township; and on the west by the Town of Hammonton.
		The Township experiences a population bulge due to an influx of migrant workers during the harvest season.
		Built in the Nesco section of the township in 1900, this schoolhouse was named after Hilda S. Frame in appreciation of her life-long service in educating the Townshipâs children.
	www.mullicatownship.org /about_mullica.php (1099 words)

	Township Information: Code Book (Part 2 - Ch. 108)
		To cast any paper boxes or store wastes, earth, brick, stone, coal, wood, ashes, lime, shavings, rubbish or any substance of any kind, except for the purpose of immediate loading or removing, on any public highway or sidewalk within the township.
		Any person who creates, continues or maintains any public or common nuisance within the Township of Abington shall be deemed guilty of a violation of this article and shall be liable for the expense and abatement and remedy thereof as well as such fines and penalties as may be imposed.
		No paper, trash, rubbish, ashes, junk, waste or discarded materials of any kind shall be thrown, deposited or dumped into any ravine, ditch or gutter, upon any road, street or highway or on any public place within the limits of the Township of Abington.
	www.abington.org /info/codebook_part2_ch108.htm (1439 words)

	Englewood Paper Township - 4/21/97
		According to McNamee, the creation of Englewood Township was implemented to "guarantee uninterrupted fire and EMS services to the residents of Englewood," in response to the demise of Randolph Township.
		In forming what is termed a "paper township," the creation of Englewood Township and the dissolvance of ties with Randolph, allows the county to divide the jointly-held assets, including funds Englewood contributed to the fire district.
		McNamee said that state law allows a city to become a township, and he funkier stated that the city council elected to form a "paper township" for the purpose of having the county appropriate the property and the money from local residents into the new township.
	www.nacnet.org /firedepartment/fire326b.htm (920 words)

	Growth Management Plan for Milford Township, PA: Suitability Analysis and Buildout Scenarios
		Milford Township, a municipality in the Quakertown area of southeastern Pennsylvania, became an attractive place for European setters in the 17th and early 18th century due to its rich farmland and pristine water resources.
		The township population grew from 7,300 in 1990 to 8,810 in the year 2000, an increase of 19.7%, along with 636 new dwelling units (U.S. Census Bureau, 2004).
		In 2002, nearly 35% of the township population was in the 35 to 54 age group whose preferences have tended to be single family detached housing units.
	members.tripod.com /meenar71/gis/esri_paper/2004/p1124.htm (3281 words)

	Lake Villa Township
		The objective of the Township Supervisor is to help the individual become independent and return to the work force as quickly as possible.
		Lake Villa Township residents are doing their part to prolong the life of the remaining landfills in our area by recycling.
		Past mosquito abatement efforts in northeastern Illinois and Lake Villa Township have been to address the NUISANCE aspect of mosquitoes as opposed to disease control." This is a quote from a report prepared by your Lake Villa Township Lakes and Environment Committee and it pretty well summarizes the situation.
	www.lakevillatownship.org /services.htm (2947 words)

	OCL WARETOWN BRANCH COMMUNITY PROFILE
		According to the 2000 Census, population of the township is 6,450.
		The Township of Ocean is generally flat, wooded area lying between the Barnegat Bay and the Pinelands, with Lacey Township to the north and Barnegat to the south.
		The township is planning its growth around the Ocean County Fire and First Aid Training Academy, off Volunteer Way, and two senior housing developments to be built off Routes 532 and 9.
	www.oceancountylibrary.net /Branches/WA/wacomprofile.htm (1797 words)

	Lynden Township.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Lynden Township is located in the south eastern corner of Stearns County, Minnesota, bordered by the Mississippi River on the North and the Clearwater River on the East.
		The township is home to many lakes, rivers and streams and is host to a number of different recreation opportunities, including county parks, private campgrounds and a groomed snowmobile trail.
		Paper must be separated and placed in brown grocery bags, you may continue to utilize the bins the township has provided, or use your own container.
	www.lyndentownship.org (274 words)

	Woodland Progress
		Used paper in local communities that otherwise would add tons of waste to landfills is being turned into newsprint and other recycled paper products -- as well as into cash for non-profit organizations.
		Residents "have reacted very positively" since paper recycling was reinstituted in the borough via the bins in April 2005.
		The borough is not paid by the company for the paper but it receives "recycling performance" grant money from the state based on the total tonnage of recyclables collected.
	www.gatewaynewspapers.com /woodlandprogress/60366 (954 words)

	Papermaking - Old And Sold Antiques Auction & Marketplace
		It is common knowledge that the first paper mill in America was erected by William Rittenhonzse in 1690 on Papermill Run, a tributary of the Wissahickon Creek, in Roxborough, Pa. William Rittenhouse came from a long line of German papermakers, and was the first to transplant the art to the New World.
		It is a matter of pride for Pennsylvanians to realize that papermaking was almost a monopoly in their state to well-nigh the end of the eighteenth century.
		Enough paper was produced in Pennsylvania in the mid-eighteenth century that thousands of reams could be exported.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles/article156.shtml (811 words)

	North Huntingdon finishes personnel manual - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		The township commissioners adopted the final draft of the manual by a unanimous vote at Wednesday's board meeting.
		The township's planning commission recommended approval of Bridges' plan earlier this month after developer Paul Bridges agreed to tone down the signature bright-blue color he normally uses on the garage doors of his buildings in favor of a pastel blue.
		There had been concerns that the long, low-profile building would not be an attractive sight as motorists first enter the township from the west, but the change in color and Bridges' plans to do extensive landscaping led to the approval.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/pittsburghtrib/s_386006.html (404 words)

	Township of Swatara, Pennsylvania - Laserfiche Installation Profiles - document management solutions from General Code; ...
		Paul Cornell, Township Administrator, recognized the problem and had the foresight to note the trend away from paper and toward electronic storage of documents.
		Ultimately, the goal is that all property files reside in Laserfiche, integrated with base maps of the county so that individual parcels can be highlighted, and all information regarding that property, including deeds and permits, can be instantly accessed.
		The Township is also looking forward to having its codified legislation easily accessible in a readable, fully searchable format.
	www.generalcode.com /laserfiche/ips/laser_ips15.html (602 words)

	Wallace Township \| FAQs
		Paper recyclables can be bundled and tied with string or packaged in paper bags or cardboard cartons.
		The 2000 Census indicated that the Township's population was 3,240.
		Wallace Township is part of the Downingtown Area School District along with the Borough of Downingtown and the Townships of Uwchlan, Upper Uwchlan, East Brandywine, West Pikeland, West Bradford, and East Caln.
	www.wallacetwp.org /FAQs.aspx (1453 words)

	Cheltenham: Mandatory Recycling
		Recycling of glass, cans, plastic and paper is mandatory for all Cheltenham residents and businesses, per state and Township law.
		Township crews can collect more flattened containers than full-sized ones, making the program more efficient and economical.
		However, the Township Ordinance also requires these entities to submit reports detailing the tonnage they recycle to Jack Wilbur, Refuse Superintendent, Cheltenham Township, 8230 Old York Road, Elkins Park, PA 19027.
	www.cheltenhamtownship.org /publicworks/recycreg.htm (611 words)

	Freedom Township, Michigan - Forms and Ordinances
		The Plan seeks to plan for and regulate growth within the township, to achieve various goals and provide for the well-being of all township residents and enterprises.
		A paper copy of the Zoning Ordinance may be purchased from the Township Clerk.
		Paper copies of current ordinances may be purchased from the Township Clerk.
	www.twp-freedom.org /ordinances (1388 words)

	OurStory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In his exuberance, he claimed that Union Township officials were "excited about the prospect of our establishing a school at this site." In fact, this was not the truth and Borchers eventually found it necessary to publicly apologize for his false statement.
		Township officials have stated that there is no money budgeted to pay for these expenses.
		Ken Geis, Union Township Administrator, was in attendance at this meeting and read a statement reaffirming the Township's lack of support for the Lang Road site.
	home.earthlink.net /~buzzhazzard/OurStory.html (1987 words)

	Hearing held on Danville township petition \| mountvernonnews.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Under the provisions of Section 503.07, Danville is asking to become a separate township “on paper” to be known as the Township of Danville, effective Jan. 1, 2006.
		Under Section 503.11, current Union Township assets — funds and equipment — could be divided between Union Township and the new Township of Danville at the discretion of the county commissioners.
		Knox County Prosecutor John Thatcher, who acts as legal counsel for the county’s townships, suggested a short recess to allow the village and township officials attending the hearing to try to work out a solution to the disagreement on splitting legal costs.
	www.mountvernonnews.com /local/092305/danville.twp.html (706 words)

	Recycling
		New residents of Harborcreek should visit the township building at 5601 Buffalo Road weekdays from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm to receive their recycling bin, instruction sheet and collection schedule by day-of-the-week / street.
		Mixed Paper may be placed together in clear plastic bags and placed at the curb next to your recycling container and away from your trash.
		Mixed paper is white and colored paper, envelopes, loose leaf papers, and junk mail.
	www.harborcreektownship.org /recycle.htm (644 words)

	From the grassroots... \| mountvernonnews.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		All township trustee candidates should have received a candidate questionnaire in the mail from the News by this time.
		Now that there will be a township of Danville (a “paper township” only) effective Jan. 1, 2006, I thought you may want to know about some other Knox County “paper townships.” The Township of Frederick, as is easily guessed, is Fredericktown.
		•The Board of Trustees of Jefferson Township, at their regular session in September, adopted Resolution No. 3-05 certifying to the Township Zoning Commission the board’s recommendation that the zoning commission correct typographical errors in the Township Zoning Resolution and consider proposed amendments to the zoning resolution submitted by a township resident.
	www.mountvernonnews.com /local/093005/grassroots.html (557 words)

	Book Reviews
		Township Politics is a personal account of the author's involvement in the South African antiapartheid movement in the fl township of Alexandra, where he served as secretary of the Alexandra Action Committee (
		During the Six Days War the township created its own government based on what the "civics" (community organizations) called "ungovernability." The principle of ungovernability was to render the apartheid regime inadequate so that "organs of people's power" could create a political system for the majority of South Africans.
		Given that Mayekiso is neither an academic nor a politician, his lack of pretension provides the candor from which civic organizations in other parts of the world, including those in urban areas of the United States, can gain valuable insight.
	www.currenthistory.com /archivemay97/BookReviews.html (603 words)

	nlmtest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		At 1.30 pm, the commander and party arrived at Seikkyi-Khanaungto Township where they were welcomed by Chairman of Yangon South District Peace and Development Council Lt-Col Sein Hlaing and officials.
		On 18 July, the commander went to agriculture farm of township General Administration Department and inspected pepper plants and paddy plantations.
		Afterwards, the commander proceeded to pepper plantation farm of township Peace and Development Council where 40,000 pepper saplings were grown.
	www.myanmars.net /NEWVER/myanmar-news-2003/n030723.htm (1940 words)

	Municipal Utilities
		The Gloucester Township Municipal Utilities Authority (GTMUA) provides environmental and public works services for the residents of Gloucester Township.
		The GTMUA collects all of the recyclable materials in Gloucester Township including paper, glass and plastic.
		The system includes 300 miles of pipe and 50 pumping stations that transport 5 million gallons of sewage per day from Gloucester Township to Camden County’s regional treatment plant.
	www.glotwp.com /government_services/Municipal_Utilities.cfm (125 words)

	The Romeo Observer - Romeo, Michigan: Northern Macomb County's weekly newspaper since 1866
		The Ray Township Library will begin a paper recycling program later this month.The Township Board of Trustees May 4 approved participation in the Abitibi Consolidated's paper recycling program and the placement of a bin on a strip of grass at the south end of the parking lot at the Township Hall.
		Paper products that will be accepted are: newspaper, mail, office and school papers and magazines.
		The bin is not for plastic, glass, metal or trash.Treasurer Rita Harman said the Library Committee is interested in the program for a number of reasons.
	www.romeoobserver.com /Story.asp?StoryID=1883 (205 words)

	Freedom Township, Michigan - Freedom Township History Project
		This book is intended to both capture and preserve the history of the township and its inhabitants, and to create a snapshot of Freedom Township as it exists today for the benefit of future residents.
		To preserve the records of Freedom Township, by scanning and digitizing various township records such as meeting minutes, by duplicating historical photographs, and by providing independent offsite storage of these records.
		To provide a snapshot of the township as it currently exists, with family biographies, photographs, and other information provided by and obtained from current township residents, for the benefit of future residents.
	www.twp-freedom.org /history_project (1589 words)

	Northampton Township Recycling & Trash Collection
		Newspaper, magazines, office paper and phone books less then an inch and a half thick must be tied in bundles or bagged with paper grocery bags and placed at curb.
		You may use the biodegradable, 30 gallon paper bags purchased from your municipality or several commercial establishments throughout the area.
		There is no limit to the number of cans or compostable biodegradable paper bags of yard waste you can set out.
	www.northamptontownship.com /recycletrash/index.html (828 words)

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