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Mt. Gretna Campmeeting News
Summer Edition 2020
Letter from the President and concerns, and we take that into account as
Kevin Burd, President, MGCA Board of Managers we make community-wide decisions. In recent
months, we listened to your concerns and
Since the spring newsletter was published,
decided to create a weekly update to apprise
much has happened in Campmeeting and
Members of local, state, and federal government
beyond. A global pandemic has forever changed
guidelines and restrictions related to COVID-19.
the way we think and function each day. We
We also took this opportunity to feature local
experienced fear for the health of our families,
businesses and community Members who were
friends, and community members. Yet we
being creative amid the restrictions placed upon
experienced hope too.
their businesses. The greater Mt. Gretna
Truth be told, I experienced dark days, days
communities have also been challenged to
that challenged my spirit—but through it all, I
collaborate and build relationships with one
have watched this community spring into action
another. In many ways, this is a silver lining that
and lead by example. I shared a well-known
will hopefully continue.
quote from Fred Rogers in a weekly COVID-19
You TRUST me, and you place your trust in
Update—a nod to the helpers in our community,
the Board of Managers. We are volunteers, and
and it could not be more true. I will share it
we are committed to Campmeeting. We work to
again:
prioritize infrastructure projects in the
“When I was a boy and I would see scary
community. Water is a priority. Recently the
things in the news, my mother would say to me,
board enlisted the expertise of a local
“Look for the helpers. You will always find
engineering firm to guide us in making sound
people who are helping.” --Fred Rogers
decisions regarding our drinking water, and we
You INSPIRE me, and you inspire the Board
will seek your input too. Paving projects, culvert
of Managers every day. In the face of darkness,
replacement under the street’s surface, and
you continue to give back to the community.
maintaining the tree canopy are all projects on
Countless volunteers give their time for
the horizon. Communication and transparency
committee work. Our volunteers’ experience
are a must, and we ask you to stay engaged—we
and knowledge benefit this community in
all play key roles in sustaining the future of
significant ways. Beyond committee work, our
Campmeeting.
“steady Eddies” quietly maintain the community
Most important, I value YOU. Thank you
without asking for a thank-you. Whether it’s
for what you give me—your love for
keeping the Tabernacle free of debris, pulling in
Campmeeting. I feel it every day; now more than
a neighbor’s trash cans on Monday morning, or
ever.
walking a friend’s dog when time is a challenge—
“Stay safe, stay healthy—and stay calm.” –Dr.
you create a ripple that extends far beyond your
Rachel Levine
reach, and you contribute to the spirit that is Mt.
Gretna.
You CHALLENGE me, and you challenge
the Board of Managers to maintain the best
interests of our community, while maintaining
fiscal responsibility. We listen to your comments
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Annual MGCA Board of Managers • Detailed instructions are included with
Election for the 2021-2023 Term the ballot
Submitted by Esther Mefferd, Nominations Committee • Members are asked to vote for no more
Chair than three candidates
• Members will have the ability to write-in
Elections to fill three (3) seats on the Board
candidates
of Managers will take place on July 25, 2020.
• Returned ballots must be postmarked by
Individuals serve for a three-year term (2021-
July 18, 2020 and received by 11 a.m. on
2023) beginning in January 2021. Five (5)
July 25, 2020
MGCA members have submitted their names.
Of the five, two (2) are incumbents, including • Members will receive a courtesy email
(alphabetically): from the MGCA Office Manager to
confirm ballot receipt
• Kevin Burd, 201 6th Street (Incumbent)
• Ballots will be counted on Saturday, July
• Susan Engle, 705 1st Street
25, 2020
• Jennifer Kantmann, 404 3rd Street
• The results of the election will be emailed
• Ted Martin, 202 3rd Street (Incumbent
to Members, posted in the community,
• Katcha Neale, 502 6th Street
and posted to the MGCA website on July
25, 2020
ELIGIBILITY & MAIL-IN BALLOTS
• Short biographies are included with the
“The members of the Association shall be all
ballot; full biographies are posted to the
persons who are homeowners within the
MGCA website, and Members are
Campmeeting Grounds” (MGCA Bylaws, Art. V,
encouraged to view these personal
Section 1.). However, there are limitations on
statements
members’ voting rights. Article V, Section 11,
states: “The homeowners within the
VOTING & POLLING PLACE
Campmeeting Grounds are entitled to one (1)
Due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, all
vote, in person, by ballot or by mail for each
eligible voters will receive a paper, mail-in ballot.
home, however, that (a) joint owners of a single
There will be no in-person voting.
home shall be entitled to one (1) vote for that
household; (b) the owner or owners of two or
ELECTION BOARD
more homes in the Campmeeting Grounds shall
“The Election Board, by the authority of the
be entitled to only one (1) vote; and (c) under no
Board and with the approval of the Board of
circumstances shall any home, household or
Managers, shall consist of a Manager (who shall
individual be entitled to more than one (1) vote.”
act as judge) and two (2) members of the
Association who shall act as inspectors. No
In other words, there is only one vote/ballot
person who is a candidate for office shall act as a
per household, and owner(s) of multiple cottages
judge or inspector (MGCA Charter & Bylaws,
are entitled to only one vote/ballot. Members
Section 13. Election Board). The Election Board
should decide who will cast the vote for joint
will be notified of their role in the
owners. The MGCA office maintains a list of
election/voting process.
the eligible voters; eligible voters will cast their
• Barbara Myers, Judge (MGCA Board of
votes via mail-in ballot. We encourage Members
Managers, Vice-President)
to return their mail-in ballots as soon as possible.
• Carmen Bianco, Inspector (MGCA
To vote, the following steps must be Member)
followed: • Don Miller, Inspector (MGCA Member)
• Ballots will be mailed to the Member’s • Beverly Andrews, Alternate Inspector
address of record on July 3, 2020 (MGCA Member)
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CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION Katcha Neale—I volunteer on the Trees and
Candidates submitted a full Bio/Letter of Policy & Procedure Committees and I believe
Interest, as well as a 50-word summary for this transparency and accountability are crucial to
Newsletter. Below you will find the summaries Campmeeting’s success. In addition to our
numbered in alphabetic order. Please, go to the cottage, my husband and I steward 39-acres of
MGCA website; familiarize yourself with the full woods, wetlands, and pastures. My greatest joy
Bios for each candidate. was homeschooling our two sons. Preserving the
environment is my passion.
Kevin Burd (incumbent)—serving as the
current board president, Kevin has served on the NOMINATING COMMITTEE
board since 2017. He chairs two committees and If you have any questions about the
serves on numerous others. His experience is in nominations and voting process, please feel free
non-profit leadership, policy development, to speak to a member of the Nominating
communications, and fiscal planning. Kevin also Committee:
serves as a member of the Mt. Gretna Tabernacle • Esther Mefferd, Chair
Board of Trustees. • Pam Bishop
• Barbara Myers
Susan Engle—retired Pharmaceutical • Tammy Travitz
Executive: Quality, Regulatory, Facilities,
Contracts. Education: BS Chemistry LVC; For any questions/concerns, please contact:
MBA, Doctorate – Temple. I am a 3rd MGCA office at
generation, 705 1st Street, Association Member office@mtgretnacampmeeting.org or 717-964-
and both a Leader and Team Player. 3040.
Campmeeting maintenance and capital
improvement require attention. “The best way
to predict the future is to create it.” (Drucker)
Jennifer Kantmann—a full-time resident with
long-term ties to the area. An action-oriented,
organized, and passionate Masters’-level Human
Resources professional. I am creative and
empathetic but hold myself, and others, to high
standards. I encourage a focus on interests over
positions, on common sense over politics and on
fewer restrictions for homeowners.
Ted Martin (incumbent)—longtime cottage
owner and incumbent Board member,
successfully secured significant grant funding for Tree Health & Management in the
infrastructure projects, and prioritized planning Campmeeting
efforts and community concerns. Ted is the Submitted by Pat Wilmsen, Tree Health &
Executive Deputy Director for the Department of Maintenance, Committee Chair
Community and Economic Development,
Governor's Center for Local Government As many of you know, Pennsylvania is home
Services, and he works tirelessly for to Penn’s Woods. It is easy to take our trees for
Campmeeting. granted, and at first glance there may seem to be
many. However, we must recognize that there is
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a relationship among our trees, and that they the Campmeeting will benefit, but most
feed from one another. In turn, we must important, future generations. Our children and
nurture the trees and be good stewards of our grandchildren will inherit a beautiful tree canopy
tree canopy. It is important to have a broad and a healthy community that promotes the
number of tree species—this includes native symbiotic relationship among trees—while
plants of varying height. Smaller tree saplings maintaining property value.
have a better chance at growth and survival, so
we must be patient and watch them grow! We are committed to planting trees. Please
understand that when a tree is removed, another
Trees certainly define the Campmeeting. tree will be planted. Stumps will only be
Without them, our community would change removed when necessary for future planting. If a
drastically. Urban tree management started as new tree can be planted near a stump, as that
early as the late 1800s, in America. stump decays it will feed the new-growth sapling.
Unfortunately, tree care and management has Tree planting will be focused during early spring
started to decline at a rapid pace. The volunteer and fall. If you find a sunny spot for a tree, let us
members of the Tree Health & Maintenance know!
Committee understand the importance of tree
management, and the asset that the tree canopy How can you help? Join the tree committee.
brings to this community. Volunteer to help plant trees. Maintain the trees
we have—do not drive over the roots, do not
Our goal is to develop a comprehensive, long- mulch too close to the trunks, stop ivy from
term program that will address the following: growing up and choking trees, and report tree
• Advise MGCA Members on tree-related issues immediately to prevent further damage.
issues
• Continue to maintain MGCA’s Tree Consider making a designated donation to
Inventory Development & Management MGCA for “tree health & maintenance.” You
Plan can do this in honor of someone, or in memory
• Develop a Tree Planting Program that of someone. The committee intends to post
accounts for tree species that minimize contributions to the MGCA website, as well as
conflict with utilities, sidewalks, signs and future newsletters.
more
• Review tree removal requests and While on your porch, enjoy the solitude and
coordinate tree removal, as needed beauty of our trees that surround us.
• Seek funds through grants and donations
for tree planting and maintenance I want to thank the members of the
• Develop policies that focus on protecting committee for their efforts—Ann Bering, Joe
trees, fostering tree health, and Bering, Deb Griffith, Kathy McKenna, and
proper/necessary tree removal Katcha Neale—your dedication to our trees is
• Educate, inform, and involve the noteworthy.
community in tree care
• Communicate with the Board of
Managers, MGCA Members—West
Cornwall Township, utility companies,
and contractors
Who would benefit from this program, you
might ask? Every Member, guest, and visitor in
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Page 4determined by the collector (Rule No. 4 – The
“Trash Rule.”).
When possible, recycling should be your first
choice for waste disposal. However, just because
an item has a recycling symbol on it does not
mean it is recyclable. Materials currently
Mt. Gretna Community Library acceptable for curbside recycling must be clean
The Library is committed to safely supporting and limited to:
the community. The book/magazine rack is • Clear, green, and brown glass bottles/jars
stocked and on the porch. Take items from the • Steel and aluminum food and beverage
rack and enjoy them without returning them. cans
Keep an eye out for the children’s “grab-and-go” • Plastic bottles and jugs only (no food
summer reading box. In the coming weeks, look containers, packaging, etc.)
to borrow from a limited book list. Titles will • Corrugated cardboard only (must be
begin with the Chautauqua book review titles. flattened)
Mt. Gretna Library is consulting with other • Newspaper
libraries to model practices, and to be in-line
with CDC recommendations. ENFORCEMENT
Members (including their guests and tenants)
The committee will meet on July 9, 2020 to who place trash at the curbside ahead of the
discuss the remainder of the summer season. time, fail to return trash receptacles as noted in
Information will be posted on the Library’s the Trash Rule, or place oversized items not pre-
bulletin board that you can view from their arranged by the trash vendor are subject to fines
porch. For up-to-date information on future by the MGCA.
events, like us on Facebook: Mount Gretna
Community Library. DUMPSTERS
When a dumpster meant for disposal of
Let’s Talk Trash construction waste, rocks, or other bulky items
needs to be emptied, it gets lifted onto a special
In 2019, the MGCA Board of Managers
truck and transported to a waste disposal facility
(BoM) voted to continue with curbside pick-up
where it is then emptied. In contrast, the
of trash and recyclables (every other week) for
Campmeeting dumpsters are emptied on site,
Members. At the same time, the BoM voted to
directly into the hopper of a garbage truck.
move forward with a centralized collection site
These trucks have a mechanism that compresses
(dumpster) for Members who are unable to
the waste to reduce its volume. Items other than
comply with the Trash Rule.
regular household trash can damage that
mechanism. Unapproved materials from a
CURBSIDE PICK-UP – TRASH & Campmeeting dumpster have already caused
RECYCLABLES damage ($5,000+) to one of our waste hauler’s
All trash and recyclables shall be placed in proper
trucks. The MGCA did not have to pay for that
receptacles and shall be available for collection damage in this instance, but that may not be the
on designated collection days. MGCA Members case if it happens again in the future.
shall place their trash and/or recyclables outside
for collection no earlier than the night before Dumpsters are for disposal of regular,
collection day. Containers should be returned to Campmeeting-household waste only. Waste
their normal location quickly after pick-up. should be bagged (maximum 35-gallon bags), and
Excess refuse shall incur additional charges as
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Page 5all waste must be placed inside of the dumpsters. DUMPSTER LOCATION
Recycling of cardboard is encouraged, though The MGCA dumpsters are located near the
disposal is permitted in the dumpsters if boxes north end of First Street. If entering from Route
are broken down and flattened. Items 117, the dumpsters are on the left side of the
prohibited for disposal in dumpsters include, but street, situated between the garages. Side-loading
are not limited to, construction/demolition dumpsters were placed in June.
waste, yard/garden waste, medical waste, carpet,
flooring, furniture, appliances, electronics, LARGE/OVERSIZED ITEMS (MGCA
batteries, oils, antifreeze, paints, solvents, VENDOR)
propane tanks, and any flammable or hazardous Members who wish to have large items picked-up
materials. must make these arrangements directly with the
trash hauler and must pay for the additional
DUMPSTER ENFORCEMENT fee(s) directly with the trash hauler. Contact,
Any Member or their guest(s) who is unable to TNT Sanitation at 717-866-2322, or
comply with the “Trash Rule” is encouraged to www.tntsanitation.com.
use the dumpsters. The dumpsters provided by
MGCA are for use by Members, guests, and ADDITIONAL WASTE DISPOSAL
tenants for disposal of regular household waste. OPTIONS
Rules governing dumpster usage are posted on The Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority (GLRA)
signs located at the dumpster site. If everyone north of Annville offers extensive (and free)
abides by the posted rules, the dumpster area will drop-off recycling and free disposal of many
remain clean and safe, and dumpster capacity electronics items, including televisions. For a
will be sufficient for the intended purpose. nominal fee, Lebanon County property owners
can also dispose of large items,
The following actions are considered infractions construction/demolition waste, etc. at the GLRA
of the Trash Rule: location. For more information on these
• Unauthorized persons using the dumpsters. options, visit the GLRA website at
This is considered “theft of services” and https://www.goglra.org/ or call 717-272-9841.
may be prosecuted and subject to fines.
• Items left in the vicinity of the dumpsters. For a small fee, Lebanon Country property
This is considered “illegal littering on owners can arrange for annual pickup of certain
private property” and may be prosecuted household hazardous waste (e.g., paints, stains,
and subject to fines. solvents, batteries) that are otherwise difficult to
• Members, guests, and tenants disposing of dispose of safely and legally. For details call 717-
materials not allowed under MGCA Rules 449-7857 or search for “Household Hazardous
& Regulations. Waste” on the GLRA website.
Individuals violating MGCA Rules regarding
items acceptable for disposal are subject to fines QUESTIONS?
by the MGCA. MGCA seeks to provide Members and their
guests with a variety of convenient options for
A surveillance video system records all activity in waste disposal and recycling. If you have any
and around the dumpster site. The MGCA is questions about curbside trash pick-up, recycling
coordinating with the Cornwall Borough Police or dumpster-usage, please contact
to identify and when possible, prosecute office@mtgretnacampmeeting.org or call 717-
violators. 964-3040.
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Page 6Cancellations
See You Next Season! West Cornwall Township removes Green Waste
• Bible Festival, all performances are from our dumpsite. They have instructed our
cancelled team that no sticks may be in the Green Waste
• Heritage Festival – music under the trees, piles for their composting operations, so please
all performances are cancelled help us to be compliant. Also, for residents on
• Mt. Gretna Summer concert series, all Batdorf Avenue, please make separate piles for
performances are cancelled. grass clippings.
For the consideration of our staff—please do not
Mt. Gretna Area Historical Society – put dog waste in these piles as our work is mostly
Community Events done by hand. As far as clean-up operations, we
also ask Members to place piles on streets in-
view, so removal is easy and efficient.
Consider calling us for your personal landscaping
Watch the MGAHS website for upcoming needs!
events. Consider becoming a member or
volunteer. Also, looking for a unique Mt.
Gretna gift? Feel free to browse the online store
at www.mtgretnahistory.org/shop.
From The Office
Welcome new Members!
Ian & Kendra Davis – 51 First Street
Miles Bojanic – 405 Seventh Street
Brenda Martin – 205 Fourth Street
From the Tool Shed
Angela Hollinger –305 Sixth Street
Doug Cheyney, Cheyney Property Maintenance
Ken Storck – 301 Bell Avenue
Due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, and
Annual Assessment
previous travel restrictions, a decision was made
In light of the global pandemic and
to extend Green Waste pick-up throughout the
restrictions placed on Campmeeting Members’
summer season.
ability to work and be compensated, please know
that we are willing to work with anyone who
Please remember to make separate piles for:
finds him/herself in a situation where they are
• Leaves, pinecones, and pine needles
unable to pay their assessment on time. We will
(Green Waste)
take each situation individually and ask that you
• Sticks and branches
contact the office at your earliest convenience.
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Page 7during the Quiet Season, July 15 through
Office Hours, MGCA President August 31.
Because of the coronavirus (COVID-19)
pandemic, office hours are on-hold. If you have Rules & Regulations
questions, please contact In an ongoing effort to enforce
office@mtgretnacampmeeting.org and your Campmeeting Rules, in the second quarter of
questions, comments and/or concerns will be 2020 (April-June):
forwarded to Kevin Burd. One warning was issued for Noise (Rule No.17)
to 410 Sixth Street.
Volunteers Needed No fines were issued.
Community members are invited to
volunteer on committees of the MGCA Board of Dumpsters
Managers. Choose your area of expertise. Meet In an ongoing effort to enforce legal disposal
your neighbors and make new friendships while of refuse, in the second quarter of 2020 (April-
making the Campmeeting a desirable place to June):
live. A full committee roster is located within One warning was issued for dumpster usage to
this newsletter. Contact the office (717-964- 404 Seventh Street.
3040) for more information—or to volunteer. One fine was issued for dumpster usage to 103
First Street.
Board of Managers Meetings One referral was made to Cornwall Borough
The MGCA Board of Managers meets Police Department.
monthly via ZOOM™ on the third Tuesday of
the month. The recorded session is posted to Campmeeting Rental Opportunities
the MGCA website within 24-hours. The video Heritage Park pavilion is available for rental
is located within the “Board of Managers” on a first-come, first-served basis. The pavilion is
ribbon, by clicking on the “Board Meeting available from April through October. The rental
Minutes” drop-down menu. Members are fee is $25 along with a $25 security deposit. Be
encouraged to view these meetings and to submit advised, rental is for the pavilion-only. The
questions/comments to surrounding park area, playground and rest
office@mtgretnacampmeeting.org within 10-days rooms remain available to the public. Additional
of the video’s posting. All questions/comments rental opportunities that exist for Members
are addressed at the next board meeting and include: Tabernacle rental, garage/shed rental
included with the official meeting record. (First Street), parking space rental (Boehm
Meeting minutes are the official record for the Avenue), large parking space rental (First Street,
MGCA archives; the ZOOM™ video is deleted behind garages) and raised planting bed rental
once the minutes are approved by the board. (Bell Avenue). Contact
office@mtgretnacampmeeting.org for additional
Be Respectful of Quiet Hours details, or to request a rental application.
• Traditional quiet hours are from 10 p.m.
until 7 a.m. Monday through Saturday and Update your Association Membership
all day on Sunday year-round—please no Contact Information
leaf blowers on Sundays! If you’ve changed your phone number,
• Because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) mailing address, email address or any other
pandemic and restrictions on contractors, contact information, please notify the
the Board of Managers will not enforce Campmeeting office. Email communication is
quiet hours between the hours of 8:30 a.m. preferred.
and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
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Page 8COMMITTEE ROSTER
(Names in italics are MGCA Members who do not serve on the Board of Managers)
MGCA Board of Managers Community Activities Ad Hoc Grants & Funding Board of Trustees, Mt.
Kevin Burd, President Tammy Travitz—Chair Sources GretnaTabernacle
(2020) Esther Mefferd Sally Marisic – Chair Association
Barb Myers, Vice-President Jennifer Kantmann Ted Martin Ted Martin—President
(2021) Justin Williams Deborah Erb, MGCA Staff Esther Mefferd—Vice-
Sally Marisic, Treasurer Kevin Burd, Ex Officio Note: This committee is a President
(2021 sub-committee of the Tom Heberling—Secretary
Pat Wilmsen, Secretary Finance/Audit Finance Committee David Pierce--Treasurer
(2022) Sally Marisic—Chair Ad Hoc Library Kevin Burd
Pam Bishop (2020) Kevin Burd Michelle Shay – Co Chair Don Dale
Don Dale (2022) Ted Martin Joan Sherman—Co-Chair Bruce Gettle
Joe Lamont (2021) Barb Myers Margaret Hopkins Bob Kettering
Ted Martin (2020) Pat Wilmsen Marcie Lloyd Sally Marisic
Tammy Travitz (2022) Sally Marisic Barb Myers
Justin Williams (2021) Nominations/Election Kevin Burd, Ex-officio Pat Wilmsen
Esther Mefferd (Tabernacle Esther Mefferd—Chair Note: This committee is a
Representative) Pam Bishop sub-committee of the
Barb Myers Community Activities
Executive Tammy Travitz Committee
Kevin Burd—Chair
Sally Marisic Property Ownership Ad Hoc Policy
Barb Myers Pam Bishop—Chair Hal Myers – Chair
Pat Wilmsen Susan Hoyt Deborah Erb, MGCA Staff
Barb Myers Jennifer Kantmann
Buildings & Grounds Kevin Burd, Ex Officio Sally Marisic
Don Dale—Chair Recreation Ted Martin
Dean Kantmann Justin Williams – Chair Katcha Neale
Joe Lamont Tammy Travitz Pat Wilmsen
Doug Lorenzen Kevin Burd, Ex Officio Kevin Burd, Ex Officio
Barb Myers Note: This committee is a
Bob Travitz Ad Hoc Archives sub-committee of the
Kevin Burd, Ex Officio Don Miller – Chair Executive Committee
Deborah Erb, MGCA Staff Jeffrey Hazel
Doug Cheyney, cheyney Carole Miller Ad Hoc Tree Health &
Property Maintenance Barb Myers Maintenance
Kevin Burd, Ex Officio Pat Wilmsen – Chair
Communications Note: This committee is a Ann Bering
Kevin Burd—Chair sub-committee of the Deborah Erb, MGCA Staff &
Deborah Erb, MGCA Staff Executive Committee Representative to B&G
Sally Marisic Deb Griffith
Christine Slotznick Kathleen McKenna
Katcha Neale
Kevin Burd, Ex Officio
Note: This committee is a
sub-committee of the B&G
Committee
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