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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
AlTORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
AlTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREKA. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
Plaintiffs
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
NOTICE TO DEFEND
YOU HAVE BEEN SUED IN COURT. If you wish to defend against the claims
set forth in the following pages, you must take action within twenty (20) days after tllls Complaint
and Notice are served, by entering a written appearance personally or by attorney and filing in
writing with the Court your defenses or objections to the claims set fonh against you. You are
warned that if you fail to do so the case may proceed without you and a judgment may be entered
against you by the Court without further notice for any money claimed in the Complaint or for any
other claim or relief requested by the Plaintiff. You may lose money or propeny or other rights
Important to you.
YOU SHOULD TAKE TIllS PAPER TO YOUR LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU DO
NOT HAVE A LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR 1ELEPHONE TIffi
OFFICE SET FORlH BELOW TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL HELP.
CUMBERLAND CDUNIY BAR ASSOCIATION
32 SOlITH BEDFORD STREET
CARLISLE, P A 17013
1-800-990-9180 or
(717) 249-3166
NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY In NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREKA. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
Plaintiffs
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
COMPLAINT
NOW CDME the Plaintiffs, John T Mongelli, Gweneth D. Mongelli, Derek A Mongelli and
Denise A. Mongelli, by and through their attorney, Nathan C. Wolf, Esquire, and in support of their
claims avers the following:
1. Plaintiffs John T. Mongelli and Gweneth D. Mongelli are adult individuals residing at 608
Williams Grove Road, Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania 17055 which property
abuts the subject of the instant litigation.
2. Plaintiffs Derek A Mongelli and Denise A Mongelli are adult individuals residing at 915
Streamside Way, Marysville, Peny County, Pennsylvania 17053.
3. Defendant Frank Tamanini is an adult individual who maintains an office and place of
business at 3223 Market Street, Camp Hill, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania 17011, hereinafter
referred to as "Tamanini".
4. Defendant Toodle Station L.L.C is a Pennsylvania Limited Liability Corporation with a
regisrered corporate office of 3245 Market Street, Camp Hill, Gunberland County, Pennsylvania
17011, hereinafter referred to as "Toodle Station".
5. On or about November 9,2002 Plaintiffs and Tamanini entered into a written agreement for
sale by Plaintiffs and purchase byTamanini of a certain land known as 608 Williams Grove Road,
situated in Upper Allen Township and Mechanicsburg Borough, Cumberland County, P A and
consisting of 20 acres more or less ("the real estate"). A copy of said agreement is artached hereto
as Exhibit" A".
6. On or about November 23, 2002 Plaintiffs and Tamanini entered into an addendum to the
first mentioned agreement, a copy of which addendum is attached hereto as Exhibit "B".
7. On or about May 10, 2004, Tamanini contacted Plaintiffs regarding his desire to acquire the
rental apartments owned by Plaintiffs that were originally to be omitted from the agreement, and the
sale of the additional property was memorialized in a second addendum to the agreement of sale
dared November 23,2002. A copy of the agreement is attached hereto as Exhibit "C'.
8. The parties, excluding Plaintiff Denise A Mongelli, executed a Stormwarer Easement
Agreement dared September 10, 2004. Said agreement is attached hereto as Exhibit "D".
9. T amanini made a verbal offer to make improvements to the water management system, such
that Plaintiff would be comfortable in signing Easement Agreement upon Defendant's completion.
Said improvements were to include a formation of a swale to channel waters away from the exposed
lower level area of Plaintiffs 608 Williams Grove Road propeny to the boundary of lot 5 (639
William WaJ1 and the rear corner of the Plaintiffs retained propeny.
10. Paragraph 6 of the Addendum identified as Exhibit B calls for Tamanini to, at his sole cost
and expense, create a natural evergreen buffer zone of evergreen plantings at time of excavation of
each lot or common area between said lots and Plaintiffs' retained propeny.
11. At present, each lot adjoining the Plaintiffs' retained propeny has been excavated.
12. Paragraph 4 of the Addendum identified as Exhibit B calls for Tamanini to place as-wire
high tension fence across the boundary of the Upper Allen and Monroe townships for the 20 acre
tract of land in question upon the ground breaking and improvements to the land at buyer's sole
Cost and Expense.
13. Excavation of lots and roadways commenced two weeks prior to the September 10, 2004
date of settlement as the Plaintiffs acted in good faith and were agreeable to allowing the project to
move forward.
14. At the time of settlement on September 10, 2004, Plaintiffs settled with Tamanini, who acted
as a representative of Trindle Station, and Trindle Station assumed the obligations of Tamanini
under the agreement of sale, and the addenda thereto.
15. The residential development to be built on the propenywas to be known as Trindle Station
Phase!.
16. Said development is located along Williams Grove Road in Upper Allen Township,
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
17. Trindle Station was required to construct and install sidewalks along Williams Grove Road,
including the portion of Williams Grove Road in front of Plaintiffs' retained property, which is the
residence of Plaintiffs John and Gweneth Mongelli.
18. Settlement occurred on September 10, 2004 between the parties and construction of homes
has commenced on the site since that time.
19. Omstruction of public improvements including sanitary sewer systems and storm water
management systems have been constructed on the property.
20. Stormwater Facility Ponds and stormwater management designed by Alpha Engineering for
Trindle Station were designed with the intention of carrying water to the stormwater detention
facilities on the site and to properly manage stormwater runoff.
COUNT I - BREACH OF CONTRACT
21. Paragraphs one through twenty are incolporated herein as if set forth at length.
22. While Trindle Station has completed sidewalk and paving improvements for the Trindle
Station Phase I project to all areas of the Williams Grove Road right-of-way including work done in
a southerly direction to and even within the existing neighboring development known as Peachtree,
it has failed to complete said improvements in the area which crosses said Plaintiffs' retained
property.
23. Trindle Station has failed to install the evergreen buffer as required by the tenns of the
agreement.
24. Trindle Station has failed to construct or install the fence line along the western boundary as
required by the agreement of sale.
25. AI; a result of said failure, construction and improvement apparatus have traveled across the
Plaintiffs' retained farm ground in Monroe Township damaging crops and causing losses to the
Plaintiffs.
26. Moreover, Trindle Station, in the excavation and construction of a stormwater retention
pond, removed considerable amounts of topsoil, and has failed to complete final grading around
said pond and drainage system components, leaving the Plaintiffs' retained property unsuitable for
agricultural purposes.
27. Approximately a total of 10 acres of fannland has been damaged as a result of the failures of
Trindle Station.
28. Lost and damaged crops on Plaintiffs' property are estimated to be in excess of $10,000.00.
29. Trindle Station auempted to construct a drainage swale and retaining wall to prevent
drainage onto Plaintiffs' retained property. However, said work is not complete and Plaintiffs'
retained property has had significant amounts of stormwater runoff entering onto Plaintiffs' retained
property.
30. Plaintiffs have made nwnerous and continuing suggestions to permit correct the situation
and to prevent future runoff from entering upon Plaintiffs' retained property, and to date, said
suggestions have been ignored.
31. Such deficiencies were brought to the Trindle Station's attention in a timely manner.
Furthermore, the water management system as provided by Trindle Station failed on or about
September 5, 2005.
32. Trindle Station, through Tamaillni, agreed to complete the water management system with
haste and offered to contemplate the addition of a French field drain and grate system To date, no
action has been forthcoming from Trindle Station to address and correct deficiencies.
33. In an effort to accommodate Trindle Station's need to continue to move the project
forward, Plaintiffs applied for an occupancy permit plan for Trindle Station on behalf Trindle
Station before seulement occurred. Frank T amanini is listed as Developer of the project and as
such agreed to all notes posted on the PennDOT Highway Occupancy Permit Plan, dated June 1,
2004 and revised August 27, 2004 so that work could commence as soon as possible after
conveyance.
34. Said plan likewise calls for the construction of a 4' Sidewalk with curb ramps along the
Williams Grove Right of way from Peachtree Drive along Williams Grove Road across Trindle
Station's William Way to the northern boundary of the Plaintiffs' retained property at 608 Williams
Grove Road.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs respectfully requests the Court to grant Plaintiffs specific perfonnance, to
order the Defendants to perform their obligations in accordance with the terms of the parties'
agreements, enjoin the Defendants to keep from conveying to any third party any of the real estate
known collectively as Trindle Station Phase I until such time as terms of the agreements have been
met as outlined above and in exhibits "A" and "B" and "c' and to grant such other relief as the
Court may deem appropriate and just.
COUNT II - SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE
35. Paragraphs one through thirty-four are incOIporated by reference as if set forth at length.
36. Trindle Station completed the sidewalks for the most portions of the project as required.
37. Trindle Station completed the transition ramps at Peachtree and Williams Way but has failed
to complete the work at the Plaintiffs' two driveways that circumnavigate the property.
38. Likewise, Trindle Station has failed to provide asphalt paving to restore the driveway
entrances to their pre-construction condition.
39. Trindle Station, through Tamanini, has failed to adequately explain the failures to complete
the required work identified herein.
40. Upon infonnation and belief, Plaintiffs believe that Trindle Station has an agreement with E.
G. Stoltzfus, a new homel residential builder, to purchase lots within Trindle Station Phase I.
41. Upon infonnation and belief, Trindle Station has conveyed at least an equitable interest in
no less than one-third (1/3) of the building lots to E.G. Stoltzfus.
42. In conveying said lots, Trindle Station failed to meet its obligations under the tenns of the
agreements with the Plaintiffs in providing a buffer and water management system.
43. Furthermore, Plaintiffs have leamed from representatives of E. G. Stoltzfus that Trindle
Station did not transfer any obligation to E. G. Stoltzfus to comply with any of the tenns
incorporated in the agreements between Plaintiffs and Trindle Station.
44. Plaintiffs are concerned that Trindle Station has shown a willful disregard to complete the
terms of the agreements between the parties.
45. Plaintiffs fear that should Trindle Station continue to convey building lots to third parties
without first meeting its obligations to Plaintiffs, Plaintiffs will be irreparably harmed, their retained
properties will be devalued and Trindle Station and Tamanini will be unjustly enriched.
46. Plaintiffs perlorrned their obligations under the agreements in a timely and sufficient
manner. Furthermore, Plaintiffs acconunoclated Trindle Station's schedule by allowing construction
to conunence prior to senlement and by allowing Trindle Station to construct a stormwater
management system on Plaintiffs' retained lands with the expectation that Trindle Station was to
address and correct deficiencies with the water management system.
47. The real estate that is the subject of the parties' agreement is unique as Plaintiffs retain
property to either side of Trindle Station Phase I.
48. Plaintiffs will be irreparably harmed should Trindle Station continue to convey lots without
perlorming its prior obligation to Plaintiffs. Current and future owners of conveyed lots have no
obligation with Plaintiffs to meet the terms of the agreements established between the parties.
49. There is no adequate remedy by law, which would place Plaintiffs in the position they
bargained for, and have the right to expect, as a direct result of Trindle Station's failure to live up to
the terms of the agreement between the parties.
so. The terms of these agreements were fully contemplated, foreseen by the parties, and willingly
signed by the parties in the process of drafting the agreements.
51. Plaintiffs are concerned that Toodle Station's actions show a willful disregard and pmposeful
violation of the agreements thus devaluing the Plaintiffs' total compensation and position in the
agreement while unjustly inflating the standing of Toodle Station.
52. Furthermore, the value of the Plaintiffs retained properties will be irreparably devalued by
the accelerated volwne and rate of water runoff onto the 608 Williams Grove Road Property and the
large water retention pond that occupies lands in Monroe Township with a drain system across the
property.
53. Justice requires that Plaintiffs be granted specific perfonnance to the tenns of the
agreements and that Toodle Station be ordered to comply with the tenns of the agreements between
Plaintiffs and Defendants before Defendants may continue to convey building lots to third parties as
such action could further damage Plaintiffs retained properties and exacerbate their losses.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs respecrfully requests the Court to grant Plaintiffs specific perfonnance, to
order the Defendants to perform their obligations in accordance with the tenns of the parties'
agreements, enjoin the Defendants to keep from conveying to any third party any of the real estate
known collectively as Toodle Station Phase I until such time as tenns of the agreements have been
met as outlined above and in exhibits" A" and "B" and "c' and to grant such other relief as the
Court may deem appropriate and just.
Dated: April -3. 2006
Na , Esquire
10 W Igh Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Supreme Court LD. No. 87380
(717) 241-4436
Attorney for Plaintiffs
VERIFICATION
I, the undersigned, hereby verify that I am a plaintiff in this action and that the facts stated in
the above Complaint are true and correct to the best of my information and belief. I understand
that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa. CS. Section 4904, relating to
unsworn falsification to authorities.
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2. PROPERTY (1-96) SeIler hereby agrees to sell and convey to Buyer, who hereby agrees to purchase:
ALL THAT CERTAIN lot or piet.:e of ground \lith buildings and improvements thereon erected, if any, known as:
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3. TERMS (7-01)
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(B) Deposits paid on account of purchase price to be held b) li' Seller, unless otherwise stated here:
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(D) Settlement to be on S1= F ~. 10 flr IV Dl )1-1 , or before if Buyer and Seller agree.
(E) Conveyance from Seller wii! be by fee simple deed of special warranty unless othenvise stated here; -
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(F) Payment of transfer taxes will be divided equally between Buyer and Seller unless otherwise stated here: --
(G) At time of settlement, the following ""ill be adjusted pro-rata on a daily basis between Buyer and Seller, reimbursing where applicable:
taxes (see Notices and Information Regarding Tax Proration); rents; interest on mortgage assumptions; condominium fees and home-
owner association fees, if any; water and/or sewer fees, if any, together with any other lienable municipal services. The charges are to
be pro-rated for the period(s) covered: Seller will pay up to and including the date of settlement; Buyer will pay for all days following
settlement, unless otherwise stated here: --
4. FIXTURES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY (1-00)
(A) INCLUDED in this sale and purchase price are all existing items perrrumently installed in the Property, free of liens. Also included:
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S. SPECIAL CLAUSES (7-01)
(A) Be~re signing this Agreement:
lW'~yer and Seller have received the Consumer Notice as adopted by the State Real Estate Commission at 49 Pa. Code ~35.336.
Muyer and Seller have received a statement of their respective estimated dosing costs.
o Buyer has received the Deposit Money Notice (for cooperative sales when Broker for Seller is holding deposit money).
(B) The following are a part olthis Agreement if checked:
o Tenant-Occupied Property Addendum (PAR Form TOP)
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(I. DATES/Tll\IE IS OF THE ESSENCE (5-r
(A) The said dale for selllement aud all olhe, .,e5 and times referred 10 for the performance of any of tne obligatiQlls of tbis Agreement arc
hereby agreed to be of the essence of tllis Agreement and must be adhered to
(3 J For the purposes of this Agreement, nUUlbn of obys \Nil! be cowlted from the date of cxccUlion, by excluding the duy this Agreement was
executed and including the lasl day of the time petiou.
(C) The dale of settlement is not eKtended by ::my other provision of tltis Agreement aud may only be extended by mutual written agreement of
the parties. -
7. Fl~NCING CONTINGENCY (7-01)
ijtr WAlVED. Tins sale is NOT contingent on financing.
o ELECTED
(A) This sale is contingent upon Buyer obtaining financing as follows:
1. Amount of loan $
2. fvtinimum Term
3. 'lYpe: D Land Acquisition Only
o Land Acquisition and Construction
DOther
4. Iuterest rate _ %; however, Buyer agrees to accept the interest rate as may be committed by the lender, not to exceed
a maximum interest rate of %.
5. Discount points, loan origination, loan placement and other fees charged by the lender as a percentage of the ldan (excluding any insur-
ance premiums and VA funding fee) not to exceed_ % of the loan.
The interest rale and fees provisions required by Buyer are satisfied if a lender makes available to Buyer the right to guarantee an interest rate
at or below the Maximum Interest Rate specified herein with the percentage fees at or below the amount specified herein. Buyer gives Seller
the right, at Seller's sole option and as permitted by the lending institution and applicable laws, to contribute financially, without promise of
reimbursement, to the Buyer and/or lender to make the above tenns available to Buyer.
(B) Within 10 days of the execution of this Agreement, Buyer will make a completed, written financing application to a responsible lender &:cord-
ing to the terms above. The Broker for Buyer, if any, otherwise the Broker for Seller is authorized to communicate with the lender for
the purposes of assisting in the loan process.
(C) I. Upon receipt of a financing commitment, Buyer will promptly deliver a copy of the commitment to Seller.
2. Financing commitment date . If a written commitment is not received by Seller by the above datc,
Buyer and Seller agree to extend the commlbnent date until Seller tennlnates this Agreement In writing.
3. Seller has the option to terminate this Agreement in writing, on or after the financing cOnmlltment date, if the financing commitmcnt:
a. Is not valid until the date of settlement, OR
b. Is conditioned upon the sale and settlement or any other property, OR
c. Contains any other condition not specified in this Agreement.
4. In the event Seller does not terminate this Agreemcnt as provided abovc, Buyer has the option to terminate this Agreement in writing if
the financing conunitrnent:
a. Is not obtained bv or valid until the date of selllement, OR
b. Is conditioned upon the sale and settlement or any other property which do not occur by the date of settlcment, OR
c. Contains any other condition not specified in tltis Agreement which Buyer is unable to satisfy by the date of settlement.
5. If this Agreement is terminated as specified in paragraphs 7 (C) (2), (3) or (4), all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will
be retumed to Buyer. Buyer will be responsible for any premiums for mechanics lien insurance and/or title search, or fee for cancellation
of same, if any; AND/OR any premiums for flood insurance, mine subsidence insurance, and/or fu'e insurance with extended covemge,
insurance binder charges or cancellation fee, if auy; AND/OR any appraisal fees and charges paid in advance to lender.
(D) SeJjerAssist
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8, INSPECTIO!'\S (1-98)
(A) Seller hereby agrees to permit inspections by aulhorized appraisers, reputable certifiers, insurer's representatives, surveyors, municipal officials
and/or Buyer as may be required by the lending institutions, if any, or insuring agencies. Seller further agrees 10 pennit any other inspections
required by or provided for in tile terms of this AgreemenL.
(B) Buyer agrees Lhat Buyer, or anyone on the Propelty at Buyer's direction or on Buyer's behalf, will leave the Propeny in its same condition. In
the case of damage, Buyer will bear the risk of restoring lhe Property or of reimbursing Seller for any loss of value.
(C) Buyer reserves the right to make a pre-settlement inspeclion of tIle Property. Buyer's right to make Iltis inspection is not waived by any other
provision of this Agreement.
9. STATUS OF WATER (7-01)
(A) An off-Property source of watcr
0/ is not available for the Property.
i?I is available for the Property through (Name of Service Provider) 1.911.-nry, W~ ~.
COj'mECTlON TO OFF -PROPERTY WATER SOURCE CONTINGENCY
r;;r'" WAIVED. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer has tIle option to make this Agreement contin.gent on determining that Lhe terms of cOlmecting
the Propcrty to an off-Property water source are acceptable to Buyer. Buyer WANES THlS OPTION aud agrees to dle RELEASE set forth in
paragraph 24 of this Agreement.
o ELECIED. Buyer will, witItin _ days of the execution of this Agreement and at Buyer's expense, detenuine the temlS of connecting
the Property to the water source. Ifdle tenus of connection are not acceptable to Buyer, Buyer will:
I. Accept the Property a<; is and agree to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of tlJis Agreement, OR
2. Terminate tIlis Agreement in writing, in which case ul1 deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned promptly
to Buyer and this Agreement of Sale will be vom.
(B) 0 Seller represents that the Property is served by an on-site water source.
ON-SITE WATER SERVICE INSPECTION CONTINGENCY
o WAIVED. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer has the option to request an on-site water service inspection of the Property. BUYER WAIVES
TIllS OPTION and agrees Lo the RELEASE set fOrUl in paragraph 24 of this Agreement.
o ELECTED
1. Buyer has thc option, within _ days of the execution of this Agreement and at Buyer's expense, to deliver to Seller a written inspec-
tion report by a qualified, professional water testing company of the quality and/or quantity of the on-site water service.
2. Seller agrees to locate and provide access to the on-site (or individLlal) water system, if applicable, at Seller's expense, if required by the
inspection company.
3. If the report reveals that the water service does not meet the minimum standards of any applicable governmental audlOrity and/or fails to
satisfy the requirements tor quality and/or quantity as set by the lender, if any, then Seller will, within _ days of receipt of tbe
report, notify Buyer in writing of Seller's choice to:
a. Upgrade the water service to the minimum acceptable levels, before settlement, in which case Buyer accepts the Property and
agrees to tlie RELEASE set forth ill paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR
b. Not upgrade the water service.
4 If Seller chooses not to upgrade the service to minimum acceptable levels. or fails to respond within the time given, Buyer will, within
_days,eidler:
a. Accept the Property and dle water service and. ifrequired by Ille lender, if any, and/or any governmental autIlOrity, upgrade the watcr
service before settlement or within the time required by Ule lender, if any, andJor any governmental authority, at Buyer's expense
and with Seller's permission, which will not be unreasonably withheld, and agree to the RELEASE set furth in paragraph 24 of this
Agreement. If Seller denies Buyer permission to upgrade the water service, Buyer may, within 5 days of Seller's denial, tenninate
this Agreement. If Buyer terminates this Agreement, all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be retumcd promptly
to Buyer and this Agreement will be VOID, OR
b. Temtinate this Agreemcnt, in wlJich case all deposit monies paid un account of purchase price will be returned promptly tu Buyer
and this Agreement will be VOID.
(C) 0 Buyer is aware that there is no developed water source for the Property.
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(IN-SITE WATER SERVICE APPROVAL ITINGENCY
o WAIVED. Buyer acknowledges that Bu)~, hilS the option to make this Agreement contingent on receiving municipnl approval for the inslal-
lati'lJl of a wel!. BUYER WANES THIS OPTION and agrees to the RELEASE set forlh in pnmgmph 24 of this Agreement.
o ELECTED. Within 10 days of the execution of this Agreement, Buyer will make a completed, written application for the municipal approval
for the installation of a well. This sale is contingent upon Buyer obtaining, within _ days of the execution of this Agreement, munici-
pal appruval fo, the installation of a well. Buyer will pay all costs associated with the application for npproval, including but not limited to,
any municipal fees and test expenscs. in the evcnt Buyer is unable to secure app,uval for well installation, Buyer will either
1. Accept the Properly as is and agree to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR
2. Terminate tills Agreement, in which case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned promptly to Buyer
and this Agreement will be VOID.
10. STATUS OF SE\YER (7-01)
(A) Seller represents that Property is served by:
o Off-Property Sewage Disposal System
D Individual On-Lot Sewage Disposal System (See Sewage Notice 1)
D Individual On-Lot Sewage Disposal System in Proximity to Wen (See Sewagc Notice 1; see Sewage Notice 4, if applicable)
o Ten-acre Permit Exemption (See Sewage Notice 2)
D Holding Tank (See Sewage Notice 3)
o None (See Sewage Notice 1)
D None Available (See Sewage Notice 5 or Sewage Notice 6, as applicable)
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(B) Connection to an off-Property sewage disposal system
D is not available for the Property.
~ is available for the Property through (Name of Service Provider) iJi'PeP At".J ~ AI SEW~ Ac.tTJta: n t 1''1
PUllLlC SYSTEM CONTINGENCY
Iil"" WAIVED. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer has the option to make this Agreement contingent on receiving municipal approval for- th~con-
nection of the Property to a sewage disposal system. BUYER WAIVES TIllS OPTION and agrees to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24
of this Agreement.
D ELEcrED. Within 10 days of the execution of this Agreement, Buyer will make a completed, written application for the municipal approval
for the connection of the Property to a sewage disposal system. 'This sale is contingent upon Buyer obtaining, within _ days of the exe-
cution of this Agreement, municipal approval for the connection of the ProperlY to a sewage disposal system. Buyer will pay all costs associ-
ated with the application for approval, including but not limited to, any municipal fees and test expenses. In the event Buyer is unable to secure
approval for sewer connection, Buyer will either:
1. Accept the Properly as is and agree to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR
2. Terminate this Agreement, in which case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned promptly to Buyer and this
Agreement will be YOID.
(C) INDIVIDUAL ON-LOT SE\YAGE DISPOSAL INSTALLATION CONTINGENCY
D WAIVED. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer has the option to make tllis Agreemcnt contingent on receiving all applicable government
approval for the installation of an individuJl sewage system. BUYER WAlVES THIS OPTION and agrees to the RELEASE set forth in para-
graph 24 of this Agreement.
o ELECTED. Within_days of the execution of this Agreement,
o Buyer
o Seller
will make a completed, written application to all appropriate authorities for the installation of an on-lot sewage disposal system, and will pay
all costs associated with the application for approval, including but not limited to, any fees and percolation test expenses. TItis sale Is contin-
gent upon the receipt of all applicable government approval for the installation of an individual sewage system within _ days of the exe-
cution of tllls Agreement. In the event test results are unacceptable to Buyer or approval for an individual sewage system is unable to be secured,
Buyer will either:
1. Accept the Property as is and agree to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR
2. Terminate this Agreement, in which case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned promptly to Buyer and this
Ag,eement will be VOID. Buycr will promptly deliver all iut-onnation and test re.suIL~ acquired through the approval process to Seller.
(D) lliDlVIDUAL ON-LOT SEWAGE DISPOSAL INSPECTION CONTINGENCY
D WAIVED. Buyer acknowledges that Buye, has the option to request an individual ol1,lot st:wage disposal inspection of the Property. BUYER
WAIVES THIS OPTION and agrees to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement.
o ELECTED
1. Buyer has the option, within _ days of the execution of this Agreement and at Buyer's expense, to deliver to Seller a written inspec-
tion report by a qualified, professional inspector of the individual on-lot sewage disposal system.
2. Seller, at Seller's expense, agrees, if and as required by the inspection company, to locate, provide access to and empty the individual on-
lot sewage disposal system. Seller also agrees to restore the Property, at Seller's expense, prior to settlement.
3. If the reporl reveals defects that do not require expansion or replacement of the existing sewage disposal system, Seller will, within
_ days of receipt of the report, notify Buyer ill writing of Seller's choice to:
a. Correct the defects before settlement, including retests, at Seller's expense, in wllieh case Buyer accepts the Properly and agrees to
the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR
b. Not correct the defects, or if Seller Cails to respond within Ule time gh'en, Buyer will, withiu_ days, either:
1) Accept the Property and the system and, if requircd by the lender, if any, and/or any governmental authority, correct the defects
before settlement or within the time required by the lender, if any, and/or any governmental authority. at Buyer's sole expense
and with Seller's pennission, which will not be unreasonably withheld, and agree to tlle RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24
of this Agreement. If Seller dellies Buyer permission to correct the defects, Buyer may, within 5 days of Seller's denial, tenni-
nate this Agreement. If Buyer terminates this Agreement, all deposit monies paid 011 account of purchase price will be returned
promptly to Buyer and this Agreement will be YOID, OR
2) Terminate tltis Agreement in writing, in which case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned
promptly to Buyer and this Agreement will be VOID.
4. If the reporl reveals the need to expand or replace the existing individual on,lot sewage disposal syslem, Seller may, within _ days
of receipt of the reporl, submit a corrective proposal to Broker for Buyer, if any, utherv.'ise to Buyer. The corrective proposal will include,
but not be limited to, the name of the remediation company; provisions for payment, including retests; and completion date for corrective
measures_ Within 5 days of receiving Sellcr's corrective proposal, or if no corrective proposal is received within thc time given, Buyer
will:
a. Agree to the tenns of the corrective proposal, if any, in writing, in which case Buyer accepts the Property and agrees to the
RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR
b. Accept the Property and tlle system and, if required by the lender, if any, and/or any governmental authority, correct the defects
before settlement or within the time required by the lender, if any, and/or any governmental authority, at Buyer's sole expense and
with Seller's permission, which will not be unreasonably withlleld, and agree to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this
Agreement. If Seller denies Buyer pennission to correct the defects, Buyer may, within 5 days of Seller's deuial, tenninate this
Agreement. If Buyer leoninates this Agreement, all deposit mOlties paid on account of purchase plice will be returned promptly to
Buyer and this Agreement will be VOID, OR
c. Terminate this Agreement ill writing, in which case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned promptly
to Buyer and this Agreement will be YOID.
11. ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT & PROPERTY INSPECTIONS (1-98)
(A) Seller represents and warrants that Seller has no knowledge, except as listed below, of whether:
1. The Properly has been contaminated by any substance in any lllanner which requires remediation;
2. The Property contains any wetlands, flood plains, or any other envirownelltally sensitive areas, development of which is limited or pre-
c\uded by law;
3. The Property contains any substance, the removal or disposal of which is subject to any law or regulation;
4. Any law has been violated in the bandling or disposing of any material waste or the discharge of any material into thc soil, air, surface
water, or ground water;
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(C) In the event any notices (including violatiollS) and assessments are received after execution of this Agreement and before settlement, Seller will 290
notify Buyer in ....>riting, within 5 days of receiving the notice or assessment, that Seller will: 291
1. Comply with notices and assessments at Seller's expense, in which case Buyer accepts the Property and agrees to the RELEASE set forth 292
in paragraph 24 of this Agreement. OR 293
2. NOT comply with nutices and assessments at Seller's expense, in which case Buyer will notify Seller within 5 days in writing that Buyer will: Zg4
a. Comply with the notices and assessments at Buyer's expense and agree to the RELEASE set foeth iu paragraph 24 o( this Agreer.we{tt, tQlj
OR ;1'96
b. Terminate this Agreement, in which case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned promptly to Buyer 297
and this. Agreement will be VOID. 298
If Buyer fails to notify Seller llithin thc time giycn, Buyer accepts the Properly and agrees to the RELEASE set forth in <'!I!I
paragraph 24 uf this Agreement. 300
(D) BIl)'er is advhed that access to a public lOud may require issuance of a highway occupancy pennit from the Pennsylvania Department of 301
Transportation or appropriate authority. 302
13. TITLE, SURVEYS, & COSTS (7~01) 303
(A) The Property is to be conveyed free and clear of all liens, encumbrances, and easements, EXCEPTING HOWEVER tlle following: existing 304
deed restrictions, historic preservation restrictions or ordinances, buililing restrictions, ordinances, easements of roads, easements visible upon 305
the ground, easements of record, privileges or rights of public service companies, if any; otherwise the title to the above described reaL estate 306
will be good and marketable and such as will be insured by a reputable Title Insurance Company at the regular rates. 307
(B) In the event Seller is unable to give a good and marketable tiUe and such as will be insured by a reputable Title Company at the regular rates, 311B
as specified in paragraph i3(A), Buyer will have the option of taking such title as Seller can give with.out changUJg the price, or bei\\g repaid 1.IIg
all monies paid by Buyer to Seller on account of the purchase price and Seller will reimburse Buyer for any costs incurred by Buyer for those 310
items speCIfied in paragraph l3(C) and in paragraph 13(D) items (I), (2), (3); and 1Jl the latter event thefl:~ will be no further liability or obI!- 311
gatiou ou either of the parties llefelo and this Agreement will be.come VOID. 312
(C) Any sUITey or surveys which may be required by the Title Insurance Company or the absrracting attorney, for the preparation of an adequate 313
legal description of the Property (or Ule correction thereof), will be secured and paid for by Seller. Howeyer, any surveyor surveys desired by 314
Buyer or n~.quired by leader will be secmed and paid for by Buyer. 315
(0) Buyer will pay for the following: (1) Title search, title insurance and/or mechanics lien insurance or fee for cancellation of same:, if any: (2) 31/i
Flood insurance, rue insurance with extended coverage, mine subsidence iusurance, aut.! cauce!latiou fees, if any; (3) Appraisal fees and 317
charges paid in advance to lender, if any; (4) Buyer's customary settlement costs and accruals. 310
14. ZONING CLASSIFlCATlON {l.9JD _ 319
(A) Zoning Classification 12.EJ5 I D1=1'J T { "" L.. . 320
Failure of this Agreement to contain the zoning classification (except in Ca.'les where the property (and each parcel OlercoI, if subdivir.lablel is 321
zoned solcly or primarily to permit single-fanilly dwellings) shall render this Agreement voidable at the option of the Buyer, and, if voided, 322
any deposiL~ tendered by Buyer shall be returned to the Buyer withont any requirement for court action. 37.3
(B) ZONING APPROVAL CONITNGENCY 324
o /NOT APPLICABLE 325
lid" WAIVED. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer has the option to make this Agreement contingent on receiving mllllicipat approval f01" the 326
intended llse of the Property. BUYER WANES THIS OPTION and agrees to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement. 327
o ELECl'ED 328
L TIus sale is CGtttitlgenl on Buyer receiving zoning ",-pproval, or VarillllC~, or speci.al exception from 32.9
(municipality) 10 use the Property as a (proposed use). 33(1
2, Application for the approval (or ,,'ariance/special exception) will be made within _ days of the execution of this Agreemenl. Buyer, 331
will pay for applicati.DlH, legal repIcsentation, and any other costs associated with obtaining approval. 332
If tJle municipality requires the application to be signed by the current owner, Scller agrees to do so. 333
If fInal, unappealable approval is not obtaiued by , this Agreement will be VOID, in 334
which case all deposit monies paid 011 account of purchase price will be returncd promptly to Buyer. 335
15. LAND 1)I5E RESTRICTIONS OTHER TIlAN ZONING (7~01) 3311
(A) g None Known Ul
(B) 0 TIle Property, or a p{)rtion of it, is preferentially assessed for tax purposes under the following Acts (See Land Use Restrictions Notices): 338
o Fannland and Forest Land Assessment Act (Clean and Green Program) 339
o Open Space Act (an Act enabling certain COUllties of the Commonwealth to covenant with land owners for prebervation of land in 341)
fann, forest, water supply, or open space uses) 341
o AgricuituralArea Security Law, Act 43 of 1981, 3 P.S. S90l etseq. (Development Rigbts) 342
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o Buyer and Seller have deterlllined Ole consequences that may result from the sale or a change in the use of the Property, or any portion 344
of it. 345
(C) IiJ"'" Seller has no knowledge of any covenants, subdivision restrictions or other restrictions affecting the Property unless otherwise stated here: 346
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(D) lit' Seller ha~ 110 knowledge of any rights to timber, crops or minerals, except coal, that do not transfer with tue Pmperty unleSs. othecwis.e 146
stated here: ..--, 34{1
(E) 0 Buyer acknowledgcs that any land usc restrictions a550ciated with the Property'~ euwllment in the Clean and Green Program or under the 350
Ollcn Space Act or any other program identified ill tl.is. paragraph t5, are em;umbrances upon the Property. Buyer agrees that delivery of 351
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Bu}'crlniti, ._ __ AfS-VLPage40f6 Seller Initials: 356
(8) Seller alld Buyer acknowledgc that Bro~"
I Is a liceu~ed rew estate broker;
... [s not an expen in construction, engineering, or euvironmental mallets: and
3. Has not made and will not make any represeutations or warranties nur conduct investigatious of the euvironmental condition or suita-
~ bility of the Property, or any adjacent properly.
(C NVill.ONMENTAL AUDll'fINSPECTION CONTINGENCY
WAIVED. Buyer understands that Buyer has the option to request audits and inspections of the Property. BUYER WAIVES TIllS OmaN
and agrees to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of tllis Agreement. Buyer reserves the rigm. to make a pre-settlement inspection of the
PWperty ",CU-et?- JD ~"fi'J...~1 &.''1 "P PH.tS~:1-- 70 J"6"'jE:f2-.
o ELECTED. Wlthin _ days oftlle execJtion ofUusAgreement, Buyer has the option, at Buyer's expense, to have the followingandits
or inspections completed by "licensed or othelwise qualified professional (check the inspections that Buyer will order):
o Enviruwnemal Hazards
o VndergrOlUld Storage Tanks
o Property Bound;uy/Square Footage VeciIicationlDelineation
o Flood Plain VerificatiorJDelineation
o Wetlands Verificali.onfl)elineali.OI1
o Specific Property lllspection linuted to
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If Buyer is not satisfied with an)' condition as stated in any written report Bnyer receives pursuant to the audits or inspections obtained under
this provisioll, Buyer will, witlun the time allotted for obtaining such audits or inspections:
1. Accept the Property with the information stated in the report(s) and agree to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement,
OR
2. Temlinate this Agreement in writing, in which case all deposit momes paid on account of purchase price will be returned promptly to
Buyer aud this Agreement will be VOID.
NOTICES & ASSESSl\1ENTS (1~98)
(A) Seller represents as of Seller's execution of this Agreement, that no public improvement and/or homeowner association assessmentS have been
made against the Property which remain unpaid and that no notice by any government or public authority ha~ been ~erved upon Seller or any-
one on Seller's behalf, including notices relating to violations of zoning, housing, building, safety or frre ordinances which remain uncorrected,
and that Seller knows of no condition that would constitute violation of any such ordinances which remain uncorrected, unless otherwise spec-
if led here: --
(B) Seller knows of no other potential notices (including ,iolations) and assessments except as follows: -
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THJ~ DOCL:MENT MAY NOT SELL, CONVEY, TRANSfER, !NULTIE OR lNSL'RE THE 1TILE TO THE COALA."ID IllGHTS OF SUPPORT UNDERh'EATH TIlE SURfACE LAND 360
DESCRIBED OR REFERRE\) TO HEREIN, AND THE O\VNER OR OWNERS OF SUCH COAL MAY HAVE TIlE COMPLETE UJ0AL RlGfff TO REMO\'E ALL SUCH COAL AND 301
L'I TliAT CONNEcnON, DA.\lAGE !>lAY l\ESULTTO THE SURFACE OF TIlE LAND AND ANY HOUSE, nun..oING OR OTHER STRUCTURE ON OR IN SUCH LAND. (TItis 3li2
notice is set forth in the malUler provided in Section! of the Act of July 17, 1957, P.L. 984.) "Buyer acknowledg.es that he may nut be obtai.ni.JJ.g Ule l<i3
right of protection against subsidence re:;ulting froro coal mining operations, and that the property describcd herein may be protected from damage 364
due to mine subsidence by a pJivate contract with the owners of the economic interests in the coal. This acknowledgment is made for the plIIpose 365
of complying with the provisions of Section 14 of the Bituminous };1ine Subsidence and tile Ll'..nd Con5ervatklll Act of April 27 . 1966." B\.l)'eI agreel> 3611
to sign the deeJ from Seller which deed will contain the aforcsaid provision. 367
17. POSSESSION (7-01) 3611
CA) Possession h to be delivered by deed, k.eys (if any) and:. 369
1. Physical possession to vacmt Property free of debris, with all sffilCtureS broom.dean, at day and time of settlement, AND/OR 370
2. Assignment of existing lcase(s), together with any security deposits and interest, at timc of settlement, if Property is Jeaseu. at the eXe~U- 311
han of uus Agreement or unless oUlerwisc specified herein. Buyer will acknowledge existing 1case(s) by initialing said lease(s) at time of 312
execution of tlus Agreement. 313
(8) Seller will not enter iIlto any new leases, written extension of existing leases, if my, or additional leases for the Property without the written 314
consent of Buyer. 375
18. RECORDING (3-85) This Agreement will not be recorded in the Office for the Recording of Deeds or in any other office or place of public 316
record, and if8uyer causes or pewits this Agreement to be recorded, SeUer may elect to treat such act as a breac:hof th.i.s Agreement. 311
19. ASSIGNMENT (3-85) 'This Agreement will be binding upon the parties, their respective heirs, personal representatives, guardians and succes- 318
sors, and to the extent assignable, on the assigIl'l of the parties hereto, it being expressly understood, however, that Buyer will not transfer or assign 31g
this Agreement witbout the \vritten consent of SeHer. 3110
20. DEPOSIT & RECOVERY FUND (1-98) 3111
(A) Deposits paid by Buyer within 30 days of settlement will be by cash, cashier's or certified check. Deposits, regardless of the fonn of payment 3112
and the person desigllO'.ted as payee \\'ill be pain in u.s. Dollars, and will be paid to Broker or party identified in paragraph 3(B), who wilt retain 333
them in an escrow account until consummatioll or tenninatirm of this Agreement in confonnity with all applicable laws and regulations. Any 384
uncashed check tendered as deposit may be held pending the acceptance of this offer. 385
(B) 1n the event of a dispute over entitlement to deposit monies, a broker holding the deposit is required by the Rules atld Regulations of the State 3116
Real Estate Commission (49 Pa. Code ~35.327) to retain the monics in escrow until the dispute is resolved. In the event of litigation for the 387
return of deposit monies, a broker will distribute the monies as directed by a fmal order of court or the written Agreement of the parties. Buyer 388
and Se11er agree that, in the event any broker or affilia.ted licensee is joined llllitigation for the return of deposit monies, the attorneys' fees and 3illl
costs of the broker(s) and licensee(s) will be paid by the party joining them. 390
(C) A Real Estate Recovery Fund exists to reimburse any persons who have obtained a fmal civil judgment against a Pennsylvania real cl>tate 3\11
licensec owing to fraud, misrepresentation, or deceit in a real estate transaction and who have been unable to collect the judgment after exhaust- 392
ing all legal and equitable remedies. For complete details about the Fund, call (717) 783-3658, or 1-800-882-2113 (within Pennsylvauia) and 393
(717) 783-4854 (outside Pemlsy]vanill). 314
21. P~D COl\IMUNITY (HOJ\'mOWNERASSOClATION) NOTICE FOR PURPOSES OF RESALE ONLY (7-01) 395
!if NOT APPLICABLE 396
o APPUCABLE 397
(A) Buycr acknowledges that the Property is part of a pI:umed communit)' as defined by the Ullifonn planned Community Act. (See DefInition of 398
Planned ComJTIunity Nutice for tIle definition cuntained in the Act.) 399
(B) ~5407(a) ofihe Act requires Seller to furnish Buyer with a copy of tile Declaration (other than plats and plans), the bylaws, the rules and rcg~ 401l
ulations of the association, and a Certificate containing Ule provisions set forth in ~5407(a) oftbe Act. 401
(C) Within _ days of the execution of this Agreement, Seller will submit a request to the association for a Certificate and the documents .w2
nccessary to enable Seller to comply with tlle Act. The Act provides dlat the association is required tu provide these documents within 10 days 403
of Seller's request. 404
tD) Ullder the Act, Seller is not liable to Buyer for the failme or delay of tbe association to provide the Certiflcate in a timely mallller, nor i& Seller 405
liable to Buyer for any erroneous information provided by thc Association and included in the Cenificate. 4116
(E) Buyer may dcclare the Agreement VOID at any time before BUyer's receipt of the association documents and for 5 days thereafter, OR until 407
settlement, whichever occurs first. Buyer's notice declaring the Agreement void must be in writing; iliere<rl.'ter W.l. depO'i.il morue:> will be 41')11
retumed to Buyer. 469
(F) In the event tbe association has the right to buy the Property (right of frrst refusal), and the association exercises that right, Seller win reim- 410
hurl>e Buyer for all monies paid by Buyer on accoU\)l of purchase price and for any costs incurred by Buyer for: (1) Title search, title insur- 411
ance andlor mechanics lien insurance or fee for cancellation of same, if any; (2) Flood insurance, fire insurance with extended coverage, mine 412
suhsidcnce insurance, and cancellation fees, if any; (3) Appraisal fees and charges paid in advance to mortgage lender, if any; (4) Buyer's 413
customary settlement costs audaccruals. 414
22. I\1AINTENANCE & RISK OF LOSS (1-98) 415
(A) Seller will maintain the Property, grounds, fixtures, md any personal property specifically scheduled herein in its present condition, normal 416
wear and tear excepted. 417
(B) In the event any system or appliance indudedin the sale of the Property fails and SeIler does not repair or replace the item, Scller will promptly 418
notify Buyer ill writing of Seller's choice to: .W:!
1. Repair or replace the failed system or appliance before settlclnent, or credit Buycr at settlement for the fair market value of the failed sys- 420
tern or appliance (this option must be acceptable to tIle lender, if any). In each case, Buyer accepts the Property and agrees to the 421
RELEASE set forth ill paragraph 24 of this Agreern.ent, OR 422
2. Make no repairs or replacements and not credit Buyer at settlement for the falr markct value of Ule failed system or appliance, in which 423
case Buyer will uotify Seller in writing within 5 days or before settlement, whichever is sooner, that Buyer will: 424
a.. Accept the Property alld agree to Ihe RELEASE set forlh in paragraph 24 of tills Agreement, OR 425
b. Terminate dus Agreement, in which case all deposit mOllies paid on account of purchas~ price will be returned promptly to Buyer 426
and this Agreement will be VOID. 427
(C) Sellc[ will bear: nl>k of loss from fire or other casualties until time of setUemelll. In the event of damage by fire or other casualties to any prop- 428
erty included in tbis sale that is not repaired or replaced prior to settlement, Buyer will !lave die uption of rescinding uris Agreement and 429
promptly receiving all monies paid all account of purchase price or of accepting the Property in its then condition together widl the proceeds 4J0
of any insurance recovery obtainable by Seller. Buyer is hereby notified Ulat Buyer may insure Buyer's equitable intercst in this Property as of 431
the time ofcxecution of this Agreement. 432
23. WAIVER OF CONTINGENCIES (1-00) 433
III the event this Agreement is contiugent on Buyer's right to lllSpect and/or repair the Property, Bu)'er's failure to exercise an)' of Buyer's optIons 434
within the time limits specified in the contingency provisiol1(s) will constitute a WAIVER of that contingency and Buyer accepts the 436
Property and agrees to the RELEASE set Eortb in paragrapb 24 of lbi!; Agreement 436
24. RELEASE (1-00) Buyer hereby releases, quit claims and forever discllarges SELLER, ALL BROKERS, their LICENSEES, EMPLOY. 437
EES, and any OFFICER or PARTNER of anyone of them aDd an)' other PERSON. FIRM, or CORPORATION who may be liable bt or 438
through them, from any and all claims, tosses ur demands, induding, but not limited to, personal injuries and property damage and aU of 439
the consequences thereof, whether now known or not, which Iliay arise from the presence of environmental hazards, any dcliciencies in the 440
on-site water service system, or any defeCts or conditions on the Property. This release will survive settlement. 441
25. REPRESENTA'flONS tt~OO) 442
(A) Bu)'er understands that any representations, claims, advertising, promotional activities, brochures or plans of any kiud made by Seller, Brokers, 44J
their licensees, employees, officcrs. or partllers are not a part of tlus Agreement, unless expressly illcolVorated or slated ill tllls Agreement. 444
(B) It is understood that BUJer has inspected the Property before signing this Agreement (including fixtures and any personal property 445
specifically scheduled herein), or has waived the right to do so, and has agreed to purchase it in its present condition unless otherwise 446
staled in this Agreement. :Boyer acknowledges that Brokers, their licen.~es, employees, olrlcers, ur partners have n\)l made an ~47
independent examination or determination of the structural soundut:SS of the Property, the age or condition of the compol1ents, envi- 443
ronlllental conditions, the permitted uses, or of conditions existing in tlte locale where the Properly is siluated; nor hu'.e they mude a 449
mechanical. inspection of any of the systems c.l,mtmlled thueiu. 45U
(C) It is further unJerstoud tllat this Agreemcnt ~ontains Ule wbole agreement between ;jel1er and Buyer and there are no other lenns, obligations, 451
coveW:Ul."" reprcsentatiuns, swtements or conwtiolls, oral or otllerwise of allY kind whatsoever cOlleeming this sale. Furthe m'om.,' .."~, -, ~52.
metlt wul nol boc a],lcteU, aJ.l,en&.rI, changell, or mollified except m writlUg exccuted by the palties. (\ft53
(D) The headi~. captions, ~nd line numbers ill Ulis Agreement are meant ouly to make it easier to find the p:u.agraphs. ItPd.-d 454
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Shuuld Buy~r:
(A) Fail to make allY additional payments as specifkd in paragraph J; OR
(8) I'm-nish false or incomplete information to Seller, Broker(s), or the lender, if any, concerning Buyer's legal or fmanciaJ status, or fail to coop-
ernte ill tllc processing of the finauciug application, which acts would result in thc failure to obtain Ule approval of a financing COlll.llliUnent;
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then in such case, Seller has the optiOIl of retaining all sums paid by Buyer, including Lhe deposit monies, 1) on account of pm-chase price,
or)l{ as mo.me.s (0 be applie.d to Seller's d.amages, or 3! as li~uidaled ~amag~s for s~ch br~ch, as Seller may e~ct, unIes~lecked below.
liiif Seller]s IlJIllted to retaullllg sums paid by Buyer, mduding depOSit ffiOllles, 2.s1iqui.dateo damages. ~ Afj~lJM
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further liabiliLY or obligation and this Agreement will be VOID.
27. MEDIATION {7-96)
o NOT AVAJl.ABLE
o WAlVED. Buyer and Seller understand that tiley may choose 10 mediate at a later date, should n dispute arise, but that there will be no ob-
AIgation on the part of any party to do so
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(A) Buyer and Seller will try to resolve any dispute or claim that may arise from this Agreement through rnediation.:in accordance with the
Rules and Procedures of the Home SellersfHome Buyers Dispute Resolution System. Any agreement reached through a mediation conference
and signed by the parties will be binding.
(B) Buyer and Seller acknowledge that they have received, read, and understand the Rules. and Procedures of the Home SeUemIHome Buyers
Dispute Resolution System. (See Mediation Notice.)
(C) This agreement to mediate disputes arising fromthis Agreement will survive settlement.
Buyer llI1d Seller acknowledge that they have read and understand the notices and explanatory information set forth In this Agreement.
Buyer ad:U1owledgcs r&.ching a cop)' of this Agreement at the time of signing.
NOTICE TO PARTIES: WHEN SIGNED, TIllS AGREEMENT !SA nINDINC!CONTRACT, Return by facsimile transmission (FAX) of this
A.greement, and all addenda, bearing the signatures of all parties, constitutes acceptance oftbis Agreement. Parties to this transaction are advised
to consull an at rney before signing if they deslre legal advice.
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And in considenltion of the services rendered iJl procuring tile Buyer, Seller agrees to pay the lJamed Broker for Seller a fee of t!>
oflfrom the herein specified sale price. In the event Buyer defaults hereunder, any monies paid on account will be divided
Seller, ,Broker for Seller, bllt in nO event will the sum paid to th Broker for Seller be in excess of the above specified Broker's fee.
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ADDENDUM to AGREEMENT of SALE
This agreement made this 23rd day of November 2002, by and between Thomas and
Gweneth Mongelli herein an~r known as Seller and Frank Tamanini herein after known
as Buyer, both as regards to the property known as 608 Williams Grove Rd,
Mechanicsburg, PA. This addendwn shall be attached to and made part oftbe Agrcement
of Sale daled 11/9/02.
Property: approximately 20 acre portion which is the remainder of the 24 acre.Parcel of
608 Williams Grove Rd, less the Seller's house and the approximately 2 acres 'to the
north of the power lines and less the three duplex apartments on West Valley St. totaling
approximately 2 acres.
This agreement is contingent upon the foHowing Terms and Conditions:
I) Purchase price is to be based upon $20,000.00 per acre. Exact price to be
determined by actual Survey.
2) Due Diligence: Buyer will have 60 Days after execution of this contract to
perform Due Diligence on the Property. Ifthe buyer does not fOld the property
suitable, Buyer shall have the right to te~~ree~e i.n the 60-day
periodand4Orfu1t all deposit monies. ~ , '"
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3) Approvals: Buyer will have 6-months from e end of Due Diligence to gain the
approvals for the property to the Buyer's satisfaction at Buyer's sole cost and
expense. If at the end of the 6-month period, the application is still pending, then
buyer will have up to two 6-month extensions, at $5,000.00 per extension,
applicable to thel'nichasePrice. Buyershall forfeit all monies paid per extension
in the event that the Buyer does not perform at the end of the approval period or
extensions thereof. ~
4) Boundary to West: Buyer agrees to place a 5-wire high-tension fence along the ~
border of Mouroe and Upper Allen townships for the 20 acre tr.ct ofland in ~
question upon ground breaking of any proposed improvements to the land at .
Buyer's sole Cost and Expense. U ~,
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5) West Valley Street: Buyer agrees to~subdivide the \hrec rlnp\elt-nnits referred to as
the "West ValleY Street Apartments"..t Buyer's sole Cost and Expensec.
Subdivision of the West Valley Street Apartments will include one <ltljlI=per
parcelv.ifh a folH1h emptJ b~aJiug Ivt par1:!BI rrp~t;,rbet,,~...u a~J.:.en t\.~ and
,h,pl<,- ~ Buyer will. document Right of Way to these parcels in the Deed of
Record to be accessed via the lane aft Longmeadow Drive; formerly referred tp as
- Longmeadovi Extended .anaeurrenfly'knbwn as West Vaney Street -Buyer -
further agrees to sole Cost and Expense of Water and Sewer approval and
connections fotthese'parcels to coincide with inclusion or water ana sewer for
- building 101s contained with in the 20-acre portion.
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6) Northeastern Boundary: Sellers permits buyer to assume right of way of power
lines to maximize building-lot potential of the 20-acre pOltion with one noted
exception. Buyer and Seller shall mutually agree upon division ofproperty
boundary as the right of way encroaches the southern most driveway of the
residence. Further, Buyer agrees to sole Cost and Expense of creating a natural
buffer zone of evergreen plantings to reach a minimum mature height of five feet
along this boundary at time of excavation of each lot Of common area formjng tltis
boundary. Planting of saplings is permissible; any plantings which die during the
first 12 months of planting will be replaced with a like specimen at the Buyer's
sole Cost and Expense whh the same conditions to apply.
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8) Closing: Within 30 days after receipt of all unappealable approvals and the filling
of the final map for subdivision.
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This agreement made thisar-day of It!.tut 2004, by and between John T. and
Gweneth D. Mongelli and Derek and ~ Mongelli herein after known as Sellers
and Frank Tamanini herein after known as Buyer, both as regards to the property
known as 608 Williams Grove Road, Mechanicsburg, P A. This addendum shall be
attached to and made a part of the Agreement of Sale dated 11/9/02.
1. The Property to be conveyed at settlement includes .325 Acres in the Borough of
Mechanicsburg revested from the Mechanicsburg School District and recorded to in
Cumberland COlll1ty Courthouse Book 22, Page 226.
2. Sellers agree to give the Buyer an easement for the portion of the storm water
basin in Mouroe Township to the rear oflots #'s 33 and 34.
3. Sellers and Buyer agree that it is better for the whole of the development that the
Sellers not retain the three housing structures referred to in paragraph #5 of the
addendum dated 11/23/02 and to instead use the land as building lots. Structures to
be demolished prior to substantially complete build-out of the neighborhood.
4. Sellers and Buyer agree to include the land refered to in paragraph #3 in this sale
and to increase the purchase price by $270,000.00. Total purchase price to be
$670,000.00. This paragraph is contingent upon Sellers and Buyer entering into a
mutually acceptable Agreement of Sale on the Seller's 70+/- acres on Mouroe Twp.
5. Buyer agrees to give Sellers a sanitaty sewer easement to their home as shown on
plan and to install sidewalk in front of Sellers home.
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STORM WATER EASEMENT AGREEME~ t (Q) lPY
THIS STORM WATER EASEMENT AGREEMENT ("Agreement") is made and entered Into this
IOdlv day of September, 2004 by and among .JOHN T. .!f!.OfW.E.L!-'J.anl GWENETH . . ,MONGELLI
whose residence address is 608 Williams Grove Road, Mechani~rQ.tum 0 nty, Pennsylvania
("Mongelli") and TRINDLE STATlON.LLC, A Pennsylvania limited liability c an with. ddress of 3425
. Market Street, Camp Hill. Cumberland County. Pennsylvania ("Trindle").
BACKGROUNO
A. Mongelli is the owner of 74.96 acre (more or less) tract of land situate in Monroe Township,
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, more particularly bounded and described in Exhibit A atlac:hed hereto
and made part hereof. Said tract of land is hereinafter referred to an the "Mongelli Tract"
B. Trindle is the owner of a 21.93 acre (more or less) trael of land situate in Upper Allen
Township and Mechanicsburg Borough, Cumberland County. Pennsylvania, more particularly bounded and.
. described in Exhibit B attached hereto and made part hereof. Said tract of land is hereinafter referred to as
the "Trindle Station Phase 1."
C. The lands comprising the Mongelli Tract and the lands comprising Trindle Station Phase 1
were previously one tract, said tract having been more particularly bounded and described in that certain
deed dated February. 25, 2002 between Susan C. Jones, John W. Jones and R. Bernard Weber (as
Grantors) and John T. Mongelli and Gweneth D. Mongelli (as Grantees) rec:orded in the Office of the
Rec:order of Deeds for Cumberland County, PennsYlvania in Deed Book 250, Page 2782. The Mongelli
Tract and Trindle Station Phase 1 were subdivided by way of that certain plan entitled Trindle Station Phase
1 Final Plan (herlnafter "Phase 1 Final Plan") dated . last revised and
recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds for Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, Plan Book _'
Page _' Trindle then acquired Trindle Station Phase 1 from Mongelli by way of a deed dated
, said deed having been recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds for
Cumberland County, Pennsylliania in Deed Book _' Page_.
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D. Pursuant to the Phase 1 Final Plan. Trindle further subdivided Trindle Station Phase 1 into
thirty seven (37) single family building lots, common areas, street rights-of-way and storm water
management facilities.
E. As a condition of subdivision approval, Trindle is required to construct certain storm water
management facilities. The majority of those storm water facilities are to be constructed upon Trindle
Station Phase 1.A portion of those storm water facilities are to be constructed on a portion of the Mongelli
Tract.
F. Trindle has now entered into an Agreement of Sale ("Agreement of Sale") with Mongelli for
1he purchase of the Mongelli Tract.
G. Trindle desires to utilize the storm water management facilities constructed on the Mongelli.
Tract and, if necessary, to modify and I or expand the storm water management facilities within the Mongelli
Tract in connection with Trindle's anticipated future development of the Mongelli Tract.
H. Mongelli wishes to reserve the right to jointly utilize the storm water management facilities
located upon the Mongelli Tract in the 8ventthat Trindle fails to acquire the Mongelli Tract and Mongelli later
develops the Mongelli Tract.
I. Mongelli and Trindle desire to enter into this Agreement to confirm their understanding
concerning the conslnlction and maintenance of the storm water management facilities, as well as their
respective rights concerning the future use of said storm water management facilities until Trindle purchases
the Mongelli Tract, it.at all.
J. Mongelli and Trindle desire to confirm their understanding in writing.
NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereto. each intending to be legally bound hereby, agree as follows:
1. Backqround. The background set forth above is incorporated herein.
2. Grant of Easement. For and in consideration of the sum of One ($1.00) Dollar. together with
other good and valuable consideration, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, Mongelli hereby grants to
Trindle a permanent easement upon a portion of the Mongelli Tract for the purpose of constructing and
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operating the aforem~nti.oned storm water management facility. The area of this permanent easement is
more particularly bounded, described and shown on Exhibit C, attached hereto and made part h~reof.
2. Perpetual Easement. The easement set forth in Paragraph 2 of this Agreement, shown on
and described in Exhibit C, shall be a perpetual easement running with the land. subject to the provisions of
Paragraph 12 of this Agreement.
3. Storm Water ManaQement facilitv. The storm water management facility that is the subject
of this Agreement. comprising th~ area of the perman~[Jt easement upon the Mongelli Tr.act as well as
Trindle Station Phase 1, is more particularly bounded, described and shown on Exhibit D, attached hereto
and made part hereof. Said storm water management facility is hereinafter referred to as "Joint Storm Wat~r
Facility."
4. Construction of Joint Storm Water Manallernent Facility. Trindle shall hav~ th~ absolute
right (but not the obligation) to construct, or cause to be constructed, the Joint Storm Water Management
Facility pursuant to the Pt)ase 1 Final Plan. The construction of the Joint Storm Water Management Facility
shall be at Trindle's sole cost and expense.
5. Grant of Teml)orarv Construction Easement. In addition to th~ permanent eas~ment
described in Paragraph 2 above. Mongelli also grants to Trindle a temporary construction easement which
shall be fifty (50) feet in width and extend along the entire perimeter of the easement area shown and
deSCribed in Exhibit C. for the purpose of constructing the Joint Storm Water Management Facility. This
temporary construction easement is for the benafrt of Trindle. his contractors and said contractors'
contractors and employees. Upon completion of the Joint Storm Water Management Facility, this temporary
construction easement shall expire.
6. Grant of Maintenance Easement. In addition to the peliT1anent easement described in
F'aragraph 2 above and the temporary construction easement described in Paragraph 5 above. Mongelli
also grants to Trindle a permanent, perpetual maintenance easement which shall permit Trindle ingress and
egress to the easement for the purposes of completing maintenance to the Joint Storm Water Management
Facility. This maintenance easement is for the benefit of Trindle, his contractors and said contractors'
contractors and employees.
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7. . Restoration. !rindle shall, at his sole cost and expense, restore any areas of the Mongelli
Tract disturbed in connection with the temporary construction area or in connection with the performance of
maintenance on the Joint Storm Water Management Facility.
8. Joint Use/Monaelli. If constructed. the Joint Storm Water Management Facility shall be
utilized by Trindle for the purpose of storm water management in connection with Trindle Station Phase 1.
Until such time as the Mongelli Tract is developed by Trindle or Mongelli, the Joint Storm Water
Management Facility shall not be modified or altered except as may be required by applicable governmental
authorities in connection with the Phase 1 Final Plan. Until such time as the Mongelli Tract is developed,
Mongelli shall have not rights to use or enjoy the Joint Storm Water Management Facility. and Trindle shall
be solely responsible for all costs associated with the maintenance and insurance of the Joint Storm Water
Management Facility. Mongelli shall have the right, in connection with the future development of the
Mongelli Tract (if Trindle does not purchase the Mongelli Tract), to utilize the Joint Storm Water
Management Facility in connection with the future development of the Mongelli Tract. In the event that the
.Joint Storm Water Management Facility requires modification for use by Mongelli, then in that event,
Mongelli shall make such modifications at Mongelli's 50le cost and expense. Any such utilization by
Mongelli should not prejudice. in any way, the U5e of the Joint Stonn Water Management Facility by Trindle
for Trindle Station Phase 1.
9. Maintenance. The word "maintenance" as used throughout this Agreement shall be broadly
construed and shall specifically mean routine maintenance, mowing. repair. replacement and all other costs
of operating and maintaining the Joint Storm Water Management Facility.
10. Shared Costs. If Mongelli utilizes the Joint Stann Water Management Facility in connection
with Mongelli's .future development of the Mongelli Tract, Mongelli, either through Mongelli or through a
homeowners' association created in connection with said future development. 5hall be required to pay a
portion of the cost of the maintenance and insurance of the Joint Storm Water Management Facility. The
allocation of 5uch costs shall be as Mongelli and Trindle shall mutually agree. In the event that Mongelli and
Trindle cannot agree as the allocation of costs then said costs shall be shared equally by Mongelli and
Trindle.
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11. Subdivlsion/MonclI!lli iract. Mongelli shall, in connection with any future subdivision and I
or land development of or any portion of the Mongelli Tract that may require the utilization of the Joint Stonn
Water Management Facility. and prior to construction of the same, provide written notice to Trindle of said
subdivision or development and shall proVide plans and specifications with respect to any modifications or
changes which may be required to be madeta the Joint Stonn Water Management Facility. together with a.
proposal for any changes to the existing allocation of costs outlined in Paragraph 9 above. Trindle shall
thereafter have ninety (90) days to reject said plans, specifications and cost allocation with respect to such
proposed modifications. Trindle's failure to reject said plans, speeificalions or allocations within that ninety
(90) day period will thereafter act as a deemed acceptance by Trindle.
12. Bindinq Effect: Association. This Agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the
benefit of Trindle and Mongelli, their respective heirs, administrators, sUccessors and assigns. Mongelli
further acknowledges that Trindle has organized or will organize a homeowners' association [known as
Trindle Station Homeowners' Association, or hereinafter ("Association")] and that the benefrts and burdens of
this. Agreement, including but not limed to any future obligations concerning the Joint Storm WatGr
Management Facility shall be between Mongelli and Association.
13. Termination. If Trindle fails to construct the Joint Stonn Water Management Facility within
sixty (60) months after recording of the Phase 1 Final Plan. then, in that event. Mongelli Shall have the right.
at Mongelli's option, upon writt~n notice to Trindle (or Association, as applicable) to revoke this Agreement
and the easements created hereby pursuant to a recordable instrument recorded in the Office of the
Recorder of Deeds of Cumberland County. Pennsylwnia.
14. Entire AQreement. This Agreement contains the entire agreement between Trindle and
Mongelli with respect to the grant of the easements and the Joint Storm Water Management Facility.
15. Governinq Law. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in ac::cordance with
local laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
16. RecordinQ. This Agreement shall be recorded in the Office of !he Recorder of Deeds of
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, at Trindle's expense.
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17. Amendment. Thi~ Agreement ~hall not be amended. modified or altered except in writing
signed by Mongelli and Trindle, and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of Cumberland County.
Pennsylvania.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto, each intending to be legally bound, have caused this
Agreement to be. signed and delivered, In duplicate. as of the day and year first above written.
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
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COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND.
On this the ~ day of ~~ 2004, before me, the undersigned officer,.
personally appeared JOHN T. MONGELLI, kn wn to me (or satisfactorily proven) to be the person whose
name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged that he executed the same for the
purposes therein contained.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
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Notary Public
! NOTARIAL SEAL
I VICKIE R. WELKER, Notary Public
Camp Hill 80[0., Cumberland County
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
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On this the /JJj day of ~hi/J.- , 2004, before me, the undersigned officer, .
personally appeared GWENETH D. MONGEL I, known to me (or satisfactorily proven) to be the person
whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged that she executed the same for
the purposes therein contained.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
NOTARIAL SEAL
VICKIE R. WELKER, NOlary Public
Camp Hill 80m., ClImb.rland County
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND~
On this the /dld. day of ,-2004, before me. the undersigned officer, .
personally appeared DereK A. Mongelli, known to be (or satisfactorily proven) to be t e.
pe~son whose name is subscribed to the within instrument. and acknowledged that he
executed the same for the pu~poses therein contained.
In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand an~ of~c~eal.
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COMMONWEALTH .OFPENNSYLVANIA
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On this the JO.u. day of ~ ' 2004, before me, the undersigned offir;er,
personally BPpearedFRANK P. TAMANINI, 0 acknowledged himself to be the managing member of
Trindle Station. LLC. and that he as managing member, being authorized to do so, executed the foregoing
instr1.lment for the purpose therein contained by signing the name Of the limited liability company by himself as
managing member.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
NOTARIA~ SEAL
VICKIE R \(\IELKER, No\al'/ Public
Camp Hill Bore. Cumbe~and County
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
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A.D. 2004. in the Recorder's Office of
. Given under my hand and the seal of the said Office, the date above written.
. Recorder
After Recording Return to:
Robert M. Walker
Johnson. Duffie. Stewart & Weidner
301 Market Street
P.O. Box 109
Lemoyne, PA 17043-0109
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EXHIBIT A
(Description of Mongelli Tract)
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.LEGAL DESCluYrION FOR RESIDUAL LOT
OF GWEl'l1 H D.&JOHN T. MONGELLI
SITUATED IN MONROE TOWNSBIP,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
:BEGINNING ata iron pin at the iInersection of the IlOUtbwest l.lOrDer oflands now or fom:Jerly
ofKllIIIlethI. Slonundthenorth elIst&:rD comerofland DOw orfbnnerly ofGwenthD.&Johu
T. MoogeDi; thence along Stone North 73 degrees 06 minutes 56 seconds East. a distance of
201.09 feet; thence along Stone Nonb 63 degrees43 minutes 21 seconds EIlSt, a distlmce of
]97.95 feettotbe boundary of Monroe and Upper Allen tOWDllhip; thence a10ug s!lid boumImy
South 03 degrees 46 minutes 49 seconds East. a distllnce ofl.151.4 7 feet; thence alOIllJ lands
now or formerly ofSa:mue1 R.. Needy and Donald It. Donna K. Miller Sooth 72 degrees ]5
minutes 00 lIeconds West, IHJistaooe of 1,582.06 feet to the 25'dedicztecl right-or-way line of
Sinclair Road; tllence continuing on the same bearing a distance of 27.02 feet to the ceaterline of
Sinclair.ROOd; thence alougtbe centerline of Sinclair Road bya ~ to the right having a radius
of614.36 feet, an llI'Clengtb of222.29 feet, a chord bearing of'North29 de,grees 13 minutes 14
seconds West, a chord distmcc of221.08 feet; thence continuing aloog Sin<.:lair Road the
. following seven (7) courses:
1. North 20 degrees 43 minutes 45 seconds West, a distance of 685. 13 feet,
2. North 17 degre=22 millUteB 2\1 seconds West, a distance oi28!. 70 filet,
3. A curve to the left having a radius of 423.16 feet, an arc length of 177.16 feet, a chord
bearing ofNorth 31 degrees 09 minutes 58 seconds We:lt, a chord distance of 175.87 feet,
4. Nor1h41 degrees 01 minutes 20 seconds West, a distance ofl78.28 feet.
5. A CUIVe to the riglrt baYing II IlIdius of316.83 feet, an arc length of Z3 9.73 feet, II chord
blllUing of North 24 degrees 46 minutes 00 6econds West, II chord distance of 234. 05 feet,
6. North 08 degrees 00 minutes 07 seconds West, II distance of47.65 feet,
7. North 07 degrellll19 minutes 20 seconds West, II distance of307.63 feet;
Thence North 31 degrees 17 minutes 35 second:! East, II disll!llce of259.79 fRt; thence along
lands now or furmerly of Rodger M & Doris E. Jumper South 88 degrees 12 minutes 25 seconds
East, .a distance of 190.00 fuel; thence South 73 dClgml5 27 minutes 25 seconds East, a distance
of 1,555.76 feet; thence along Stlme South 13 degrees 47 minutes 02 ~ds East, II distance of
238.86 feet to the point ofbtlginning.
Containing 3,265,277 BIjUlU'e feet or 74.96 BCIeS.
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EXHIBITS
(Description ofTrindle Station Phase 1)
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOR TRINDLE STA'IlON
SITUATED IN UPPER ALLEN &; MECBANJCSBUltG BOROUGH.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
BEGINNING.at the intersection of the WC$tem right-of-way ofWillialIlll Grove Road
with the northern property line of land a now orformerly or St. Paul' 8 United Clwrch of Christ;
tbeuceaJong St. Paul's Church, William C. & Marie C. Vassey, and Samuel R. Neely South 72
degrees 15 minutes 00 seconds West, a dishmce of 1, 146.42 feet; thence slong the IllIlI1icipal
b01llldary line ofMomue&: Upper AIleD TOWIIIIhipNorth 03 degrees 46 minutes49 seconds
West, a distance ofl,151.47 feilt; tblll1Ce along llllldsnow or furmerly ofKeIIl1etb I. Stone North
63 degrees 43 minutes 21 seconds:East, a cJistam;e of 409.55 feet 10 100 I11I1lIicipal bOWldllIY of
Upper Allen TOWIISbip &: Mecbanicsburg Borough; thence through Mechaaicsburg BoJ'tlUgb.
North 64 degrees 12 minutes 21 seconds East, a distam;e of40.51 feet; thence alODg lands now
or fimnerly ofMeclumicsburg Area School District South 20 degrees 07 minuteB 19 IIllOOlIds
Bast. a distanceof275.00 feet; thence South 70 degrees 32 minutes 01 seconds W$, a distance
of 66.72 :feet to the municipal botmdazy line ofMecl1allicsburg Borough and Upper Allen
Township; thence along said municipal boundary line South 14 degrees 32 miDutes 29 seconds
But, a distance of381.71 feet; thence along Mechanicsburg Area School District North 73
degrees 09 mimltes 29 seoomb Bast. a disbmce of 79132 feet; thence along lands lIOW or
funnerly or earl R. &; Sandra L. Little South 26 degrees 02 minutes 29 seconds West, a distance
of7651 feet; thence along Little South 63 ~ 57 nrinutes 31 second~ East, adi5fance of
9lt49 feet to the watem right...of-way line of Williams Grove Road; thence along WilIilLlIll\
Grove Road by a curve to the left having a :radius of2,894.93 feet, an. arc leugth of498.37 feet, a
chord /rearing of South 20 degreelI40 minutes 26seeonds West, .a chord distlInce of 497.76 feet
to the point ofbllginnil\g.
Containing 955,301 square feet OT 21.93 acres.
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EXHIBIT C
(Plan and Descriplion .for Permanent Easement)
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LEGAL DESCRIPrtON
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MONROE TOWNSHIP, CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Beginning at.a fence post along the southern property line of lands now or
:fOrmerly of Kenneth 1. Stone; thence along Stone North 63 degrees 43 mi.nutes 21
seconds East a distmlce of 197.95 feet to the municipal boundary line of Monroe and
Upper Allen TOWDShip; thence along said municipal boundary South 03 degrees 46
minutes 49 seconds East, a distance of27.06 feet; thence through lands now or formerly
of Gwcnth D. & John T. Mongelli South 63 degrees 43 minutes 21 seconds West, a
distmce of 89_95 feet; thence through Mongelli South 81 degrees 21 minutes 35 seconds
East, a distance of 85.09 reet to the above mentioned municipal bOllndary line; thence
along said municipal boundary line South 03 degrees 46 minutes 49 seconds East, a
distance of 168.42 feet; thence through lands of Mongelli North 66 degrees 35 minutes
49 seconds West, a distance of234.07 feet; thence through Mongelli North 05 degrees 29
minutes 26 seconds West, a distance of33.73 feet; thence through Mongelli South 73
degrees 06 minutes 56 seconds West, a distance of 186-37 feet; thence through Mongelli
North 63 degrees 40 minutes 10 .seconds West, a distance of 172.53 feet; thence through
Mongelli North 26 degrees 19 minutes 50 seconds East. a distance of25.00 feet; thence
through Mongelli South 63 degrees 40 minutes 10 seconds East, a distance of 162.63
reet; thence along the common property line of Mongelli and lands now of formerly of
Kenneth I. Stone North 73 degrees 06 minutes 56 seconds East, a distance of209.33 feet
to the point of beginning. See Exhibit "C" attached hereto for easement location.
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION
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Beginning at a fence post along the southern prOperty line of lands now or
formerly ofKermeth L Stone; thence along Stone North 63 degrees 43 minutes 21
s",conds East a distanc", of341.00 feet; thence through Lot 36 ofTrindle Station South 68
degrees 11 minut",s 30 seconds East, a distanc", of211.11 f",,,,t; thence through Lot 36
South 88 degrees 48 minutes 01 s",conds East, a distanc", of27.35 feet to the western
right-of-way of Strr;o:t 2; thence along the right-of-way of Street 2 South 34 degrees 36
minutes 29 seconds West, a distance of29.91 feo:t; thl'llce through Lot 35 North 88
degrees 48 minut",s 01seoonds Wr;st, a distance ofl5.51 feet; thence through Lot 35
North 68 degTl'flS 11 minutes 30 seconds West. a distance of204.41 feet; thene", through
Lot 35, Lot 34. and lands nor of formerly ofGwenth D. & John T. Mongelli South 63
degrees43 minutes 21 seconds West, a distance of 232.20 feet; thenc", through Mong",lli
and Lot 34 South 81 degrees 2] minut"" 35 seconds East, a distance of 146.59 fc:o:t;
thence through Lot 34 and Lot 35 North 54 degrees 33 minutl'S 17 seconds East, a
distance of 8 L 78 feet; thence through Lot 35 South 65 degrees 46 minutes 04 seconds
East, a distance ofl78.21 feet to the western right-of-way ofStr",et 2; thence along the
right-of-way ofStrr;et2 by a curve to the left having a radius ofl75.00 feet, un arc length
of25.68 feet, a chord bearing of South 11 degrees 12 minutes 58 seconds West, a chord
distance of25.60 ["""t; thence through Lot 34 North 65 degrees 46 minutes 04 seconds
West, adistanc", ofl69.65 feet; thence South 54 d"'gr"''''s 33 rninut",s 17 seconds West, a
distance of 84.29 f",o:t; thenc", South 04 d"'grees 00 minut",s 17 sl:Conds East, a distance of
104.70 f",,,,t; thenc",tbrough Lot 33 South 48 degrees 20 minutes 12 seconds East, a
distance of64.12 f"'et; thence through Lot 33 and Lot 32 South 66 dl'gre"'s 40 minutes 48.
s",conds East, a distance of221.38 feet to the w",st",in right-of-way of Street 2; thence
along the right-of-way of Strc:o:t 2 by a curv", to right a radius of 125.00 feet, an arc length
of] 1.56 feet, a chord bearing of South 19 degrees 42 minutes 09 seconds West, a chord
distanc", of 11.56 feet; thence continuing along Street 2 South 22 degrees 21 minut",s 24
seconds West, a distance of13.46 feet; th",nc", through Lot 31 and Lot 30 North 66
degrees 40 minutr;s 48 s",conds West, a distance of 178.53 feet; thence through Lot 30
South 22 degrees 21 minutes 24 seconds West. a distance of13L14 feet to the right-of-
way of Street 3; thencc along the right-of-way of Street 3 North 67 degrees 38 minutes 36
seconds West a distance of25.00 feet; thence through Lot 29 North 22 degr~es 2]
minutes 24 seconds East, a distance of 131.56 feo:t; thence through Lot 29 North 66
dl'grees 40 minut"'. 48 seconds West a distance of 22.84 feet; th",nc", North 48 degrees 20
minutes 12 s",conds West a distance of 45.60 f",o:t; thomce through Lot 29 South 66
degr",es 33 minutes 40 s",conds West, a distance ofl9.70 feet; thence through Lot 29 and
Mongelli North 66 degrees 35 minutes 49 seconds W",st, a distance of277.58 fuo:t; thenc",
through Mongelli North 05 degre"'s 29 minutes 26 seconds WI'St, a distance of 33.73 feo:t;
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thence through Mongelli South 73 degrees 06 minutes 56 seconds West, a distance of
186.37 feet; thence through Mongelli North 63 degrees 40 minutes 10 seconds West. a
distance of172.53 feet; thence through Mongelli North 26 degrees 19 minutes 50 seconds
East, a distance of 25.00 feet; thence through Mongelli South 63 degrees 40 minutes 10
seconds East, a distance of 162.63 feet; thence along the common property line of
Mongelli and lands now offormerly of Kenneth I. Stone North 73 degrees 06 minutes 56
seconds East. a distance of 209.33 feet to the point of beginning. See :Exhibit "D"
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ATTORNEY In NO. 87380
10 WEST H1GH STREET
CARUSLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLA1NT1FFS
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
: No.:
Civil Term
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.c., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.c.,
Defendants
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that on the date indicated below, I caused the foregoing
Complaint to be served upon FrankP. Tamanini, Defendant, by hand delivering a copy to the
following person, concerning the above matter, addressed as follows:
Brian Caffrey, Esquire
Saidis Flower & Lindsay, P.c.
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Attorney for Frank P. Tamanini
WOLF & WOLF
Dated: Aptil3, 2006
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ATTORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HlGH STREET
CARL1SLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLAlNT1FFS
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
Plaintiffs
VS.
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.c., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.c.,
Defendants
Praecipe to Withdraw Lis Pendens Previously Indexed
arainst the lots within Trindle Station Phase 1
TO 1BE PROrnONOTARY:
Please remove and strike the previously filed Lis Pendens indexed against the real property
situate in Upper Allen Township and Mechanicsburg Borough known collectively as Toodle Station
Phase 1 and more particularly described on Exhtbit "A" Attached hereto.
651 Wtlliam Way
658 Wtlliam Way
697 Genevieve Dr.
702 Genevieve Dr.
706 Genevieve Dr.
400 Long Meadow St.
406 Long Meadow St.
413 Long Meadow St.
430 Long Meadow St.
653 Wtlliam Way
659 William Way
698 Genevieve Dr.
703 Genevieve Dr.
708 Genevieve Dr.
402 Long Meadow St.
408 Long Meadow St.
417 Long Meadow St.
701 Evelyn Avenue
655 Wtlliam Way
660 Wtlliam Way
700 Genevieve Dr.
704 Genevieve Dr.
710 Genevieve Dr.
404 Long Meadow St.
410 Long Meadow St.
424 Long Meadow St.
703 Evelyn Avenue
657 Wtlliam Way
690 Genevieve Dr.
701 Genevieve Dr.
705 Genevieve Dr.
711 Genevieve Dr.
405 Long Meadow St.
411 Long Meadow St.
426 Long Meadow St.
705 Evelyn Avenue
Said Us Pendens should be muked withdrawn by the Plaintiffs and said withdrawal should be
noted as being with prejudice.
Dated: Apr/P , 2006
By:
Respectfully submitted,
WOLF & W , Attorneys at Law
V
athan C. , "Esquire
10 W igh Street
Car e, PA 17013
Supreme Court LD. No. 87380
(717) 241-4436
Attorney for Plaintif
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOR TRINDLE STATION
SITUATED IN UPPER ALLEN &; MECBANICSBURGBOROUGH.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
BEGINNlNG at the intersection of the we stem right-of-way of Williams Grove Road
with the nortbem property line oflandsnuw or formerly ofStPaul's United Church of Christ;
thence.a!ong St. Paul's Chwt:h, William C. & Marie C. Vassey, and Samuel R Neely South 72
degrees IS minutes 00 seoonds West, a distance of 1,146.42 feet; thence .along the municipal
bounda:ry line ofMomoe& Upper Allen TtlWIIShipNorth 03 degrees 46 minutes 49 seconds
West, a distance of 1, 151.47 feel; thence n10ng lands now or fonnerly of Kenneth I. Stone North
63 degrees 43 minutes.21 seconds "East, a distance of 409.55 i'eetto the municipal bDWIdary of
Upper Allen Township &. Mechanicsburg Borough; thence through Mechanicsburg Borough
Ncnth 64 degrees 12 minutes 21 seconds East, a distance of 40.51 feet; thence along lands now
or formerly ofMechauicsburg Area School District South 20 degreell 07 minutes 19 sectinds
East, a distanCB.of275.00 feet; thence South 70 degIces 32 minutes 01 seconds West, a distance
of 66.72 feet to the municipal botmdary line of Mechanics burg Borough and Upper Allen
Township; thence along said municipal boundmy line South 14 degrees 3.2 minutes 29 seconds
East, a distance oDB1.71 feet; thern:e along Mechanicsburg Area SchoolDistrictNorth 73
degrees 09 minutes 29 seconds East, a distance of 79132 feel; thence along lands now OT
formerly of earl R &. Sandm L. Little South 26 degrees 02 minutes 29 seconds West, a distlll1ce
of 7657 feet; thence aIOIJg Little South 63 degrees 57 mimttes 31 seconds East, a distmwe of
98-49 fi:et to the ~ right-of-way line ofWillill.ll15 Grove Road; thence along Williams
Grove Road by a curve to the left having uadius of2,894.93 feet, an arc leogth of49S.37 feet, a
chord bearing of South 20 degrees 40 minutes 26 .seconds West~ .a ohord distance of 497.76 feet
to the point ofbeginning.
Containing 955,301 square feet or 21.93 acres.
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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEYlD NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLAlNTIFFS
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
Plaintiffs
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
VS.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.c.,
Defendants
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that on the date indicated below, I caused the foregoing
Praecipe to Withdraw Lis P,ndells previously indexed against the lots within Toodle Station Phase 1
to be served upon Frank P. Tamanini, Defendant, by hand delivering a copy to the following
person, concerning the above matter, addressed as follows:
Brian Cafftey, Esquire
Saidis Flower & Lindsay, P.c.
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Attorney for Frank P. Tamanini
Dated: ApriY.il, 2006
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ATTORNEY lD NO. 87380
10 WEST HlGH STREET
CARL1SLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLAlNT1FFS
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
Plaintiffs
vs.
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
:CUMBERLANDCOUNTY,PENNSYLVAN~
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.c., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
Praecipe for Lis Pendens on the lots within Trind!e Station Phase 1
TO 1BE PROrnONOTARY:
Please enter the above as a Lis Pendens against the real property situate in Upper Allen
Township and Mechanicsburg Borough known collectively as Toodle Station Phase 1 and more
particularly described on Exhibit" A" Attached hereto.
651 William Way
658 Wtlliam Way
697 Genevieve Dr.
702 Genevieve Dr.
706 Genevieve Dr.
400 Long Meadow St.
406 Long Meadow St.
413 Long Meadow St.
430 Long Meadow St.
653 Wtlliam Way
659 William Way
698 Genevieve Dr.
703 Genevieve Dr.
708 Genevieve Dr.
402 Long Meadow St.
408 Long Meadow St.
417 Long Meadow St.
701 Evelyn Avenue
655 Wtlliam Way
660 Wtlliam Way
700 Genevieve Dr.
704 Genevieve Dr.
710 Genevieve Dr.
404 Long Meadow St.
410 Long Meadow St.
424 Long Meadow St.
703 Evelyn Avenue
657 William Way
690 Genevieve Dr.
701 Genevieve Dr.
705 Genevieve Dr.
711 Genevieve Dr.
405 Long Meadow St.
411 Long Meadow St.
426 Long Meadow St.
705 Evelyn Avenue
I certify that this action involves the specific enforcement of an agreement of sale of the
above premises.
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Dated: April ~, 2006
Respectfully sub jtted,
WOLF & orneys at Law
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Nathan C. olf, Esquire
10 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Supreme Court LD. No. 87380
(717) 241-4436
Attorney for Plaintif
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOR TRINDLE STATION
SITUATED IN UPPER ALLEN &; MECBANICSBlJRGBOROUGH.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
BEGINNlNG at the intersection ofthewestem right-ot:way of Williams Grove Road
with thenortbemproperty line oflandsnow or formerly ofSt.Paul's United Church of Christ;
thence.a!ong St. Paul's Chwt:h, William C. & Marie C. Vassey, and Samuel R Neely South 72
degrees IS minutes 00 seoonds West, a distance of 1,146.42 feet; thence .along the municipal
bounda:ry line of Monroe & Upper Allen TtlWIIShipNorth 03 degrees 46 minutes49 seconds
West, a dilrtance ofl,151.47 feet; thence along lands now or formerly ofKeoneth 1. Stone North
63 degrees 43 minutes 21 seconds BIst, a distance of 409.55 1eet1O the nnmicipal bOWldllly of
Upper Allen TOWDllhip &. Mechanicsburg Borough; thence through Mecbanicsburg Borough
Nonh 64 degrees 12 minutes 21 seconds East, a distance of 40.51 feet; thence along lands now
or fOllDerly ofMechanicsburg Area School District South 20 degree:; 07 minutes 19 seconds
Bast, a distancB.of275.00 filet; thence South 70 degrees 32 minutes 01 seconds West, a distance
of 66.72 feet to the municipal boundary line of Mechanics burg Borough and Upper Allen
Township; thence along said municipal boundary line South 14 degrees 32 minutes 29 seconds
East, a distance oD 81. 71 filet; thence along Mechsnicsburg Area School District North 73
degrees 09 minutes 29 seconds East, a distance of 79132 teet; thence along lands now or
fannerly of Carl R &. Sandra L. Little South 26 degrees 02 minutes 29 seconds West, a distance
of76.57 feet; thence along Little South 63 ~ 57 minutes 31 seconds East, a distance of
98.49 feet to the Wl;llIlern right-of-way line of Williams Grove Road; thence along Williams
Grove Road by a curve to the left having ulldius of2,894.93 feet, anarcl=ngth of49S.37 feet, a
chord bearing of South 20 degrees 40 minutes 26secouds West, a chord distance of 497.76 :feet
to the point ofbegiuuing.
Containing 955,301 square feet or 21.93 acres.
NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLAlNT1FFS
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
:CUMBERIANDCOUNTY,PENNSYLVAN~
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
Plaintiffs
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
VS.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agentfor TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that on the date indicated below, I caused the foregoing
Praecipe for Us Pendens on the lots within Toodle Station Phase 1 to be served upon FrankP.
T amanini, Defendant, by hand delivering a copy to the following person, concerning the above
maner, addressed as follows:
Brian Caffrey, Esquire
Saidis Flower & Lindsay, P.C.
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Attorney for Frank P. Tamanini
WOLF & WOLF
Dated: April 3, 2006
By:
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athan C. Wolf, Esq
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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HlGH STREET
CARUSLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLAlNT1FFS
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and DEREK
A. MONGELLI and DENISE A.
MONGELLI, Husband and wife
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUl',fBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
: No.:
Civil Term
vs.
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
FRANKP. TAMANINI,
Individually, and representative
For TRINDLE STATION, LLC
Defendants
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that on the date indicated below, I caused the foregoing
Praecipe for Lis Pendens on the lots within Toodle Station Phase 1 to be served upon Frank P.
Tamanini, Defendant, by hand delivering a copy to the following person, concerning the above
matter, addressed as follows:
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Sa\dis Flower & Lindsay, P.c.
\ 26 West High Street
\ Carlisle, PA 17013
Atto~ey for Frank P. Tamanini
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JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
Plaintiffs
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TRINDLE STATION, LLC and
FRANK P. TAMANINI, individually and as:
Agent for TRINDLE STATION, LLC,
Defendants
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA
: No. 06-1908 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICE
I accept service of the Complaint on behalf of Defendants and certify that 1 am
authorized to do so.
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26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Phone: 717.243.6222
Fax: 717.243.6510
Attorneys for Defendants
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I hereby certify that on April 13, 2006 I served a copy of the foregoing
Acceptance of Service upon Nathan C. Wolf, Esquire, attorney for Plaintiffs, by having it
mailed to him by first-class U.S. mail, addressed to his office at 1 0 West High Street,
Carlisle, PA 17013.
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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLAlNTIFFS
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Plaintiffs
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P.
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
Defendants
PETITION FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF
AND NOW come the plaintiffs, John T. Mongelli, Gweneth D. Mongelli, Derek A. Mongelli and
Denise A. Mongelli, by and through their attorney, Nathan C Wolf, Esquire, and file this Petition for
Injunctive Relief, pursuant to Rule 1531, Rules of Civil Procedure, representing as follows:
1. Petitioners, John T. Mongelli and Gweneth D. Mongelli, hereinafter "Plaintiffs," are adult
individuals residing at 608 Williams Grove Road, Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
17055 which property abuts the subject of the instant litigation.
2. Petitioners, Derek A. Mongelli and Denise A. Mongelli, hereinafter "Plaintiffs," are adult
individuals residing at 915 Streamside Way, Marysville, Perry County, Pennsylvania 17053.
3. Repondent, Frank Tamanini, hereinafter "Defendant," is an adult individual who maintains an
office and place of business at 3223 Market Street, Camp Hill, Ormberland County, Pennsylvania 17011,
hereinafter referred to as "Tamanini."
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4. Respondent, Toodle Station L.L.c., hereinafter "Defendant," is a Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation with a registered corporate office of 3245 Market Street, Camp Hill, Cumberland County,
Pennsylvania 17011, hereinafter referred to as "Toodle Station."
5. Unless otherwise identified as listed above, Respondents Toodle Station and Tamanini shall be
referred to collectively as "Defendant".
6. Petitioners filed an action at the above term and number on or about April 3, 2006, and the
agreements of the parties are attached to said complaint as exhibits thereto. A copy of the Complaint and
its exhibits are attached hereto as Exhibit A.
7. Service of the complaint was accepted by counsel for Defendant on or about April 13, 2006.
8. On or about November 9, 2002, Plaintiffs and T amanini entered into a written agreement for sale
by Plaintiffs and purchase byTamanini of a cettain land known as 608 Williams Grove Road, situated in
Upper Allen Township and Mechanicsburg Borough, Cumberland County, P A and consisting of 20 acres
more or less ("the real estate").
9. On or about November 23,2002, Plaintiffs and Tamanini entered into an addendum to agreement
of sale to the first mentioned agreement, a copy of which addendum is attached hereto as Exlnbit "B" .
10. The residential development to be built on the property is to be known as Toodle Station Phase I.
11. In an effort to accommodate Toodle Station's need to continue to move the project forward,
Plaintiffs applied for an occupancy permit plan for Toodle Station on behalf Toodle Station before
settlement occurred. Frank T amanini is listed as Developer of the project and as such agreed to all notes
posted on the PennDOT Highway Occupancy Permit Plan, dated June 1,2004 and revised August 27,
2004 so that work could commence as soon as possible after conveyance.
12. Said plan likewise calls for Toodle Station to construct and install 4' Sidewalk with curb ramps
along the Williams Grove Right of way, in front of Plaintiffs' retained property, from Peachtree Drive
along Williams Grove Road across Toodle Station's William Way to the northern boundary of the
Plaintiffs' retained property at 608 Williams Grove Road, which is the residence of Plaintiffs John and
Gweneth Mongelli.
13. Toodle Station has failed to complete the work at the Plaintiffs' two driveways that circumnavigate
the property and Toodle Station has failed to provide asphalt paving to restore the driveway entrances to
their pre-construction condition.
14. Toodle Station, through Tamanini, has failed to adequately explain the failures to complete the
required work identified herein.
15. Excavation of lots and roadways commenced two weeks priorto the September 10, 2004 date of
settlement as the Plaintiffs acted in good faith and were agreeable to allowing the project to move forward.
16. At the time of settlement, Plaintiffs settled with Tamanini, who acted as a representative of Toodle
Station, and Toodle Station assumed the obligations of Tamanini under the agreement of sale, and the
addenda thereto.
17. Upon information and belief, the Plaintiffs aver the Defendant is under agreement to convey
cettain lots to the builder for the development during the month of May of 2006, so that those lots may be
built upon, and sold to the ultimate purchasers.
18. Construction of homes has commenced on the site since settlement.
19. Construction of public improvements including sanitaty sewer systems and storm water
management systems have been constructed on the property.
20. Stormwater Facility Ponds and stormwater management designed by Alpha Engineering for
Defendant were designed with the intention of carrying water to the stormwater detention facilities on the
site and to properly manage stormwater nmoff.
21. Defendant, in the excavation and construction of the stormwater retention pond, removed
considerable amounts of topsoil, and has failed to complete final grading around said pond and drainage
system components, leaving the Plaintiffs' property unsuitable for agricultural pmposes.
22. Approximately a total of 10 acres of farmland has been damaged as a result of the failures of
Defendant.
23. Said farmland is unique in its character and unless said property is returned to its original state,
Plaintiffs will be harmed in a manoer which cannot be adequately addressed by monetaty damages.
24. At present, each lot adjoining the Plaintiffs' retained property has been excavated.
25. Tamanini made a verbal offerto make improvements to the water management system, such that
Plaintiff would be comfortable in signing an Easement Agreement upon Defendants' completion. Said
improvements were to include a fol1tlation of a swale to channel waters away from the exposed lower level
area of Plaintiffs 608 Williams Grove Road property to the boundary of lot 5 (639 William Wa~ and the
rear comer of the Plaintiffs retained property.
26. The parties, excluding Plaintiff Denise A. Mongelli, executed the Stormwater Easement Agreement
at seulement.
27. Defendant agreed to complete the water management system with haste and offered to
contemplate the addition of a French field drain and grate system. To date, no action has been
forthcoming from Defendant to address and correct deficiencies.
28. Defendant attempted to construct a drainage swale and retaining wall to prevent drainage onto
Plaintiffs' retained property. However, said work is not complete and Plaintiffs' retained property has had
significant amounts of stormwater runoff entering onto Plaintiffs' retained property.
29. Plaintiffs have made numerous and continuing suggestions to permit correcting the situation and
to prevent future runoff from entering upon Plaintiffs' retained property, and to date, said suggestions
have been ignored.
30. Such deficiencies were brought to Defendant's auention in a timely manner. Furthermore, the
water management system as provided by Defendant failed on or about September 5,2005.
31. Plaintiffs retained property is the primary residence of Plaintiffs John and Gweneth Mongelli, and
said property is unique and continued damages thereto and the impeded use of said property cannot be
adequately addressed by monetary damages alone.
32. Plaintiffs had not sought relief from the Gun prior to this action being filed because until
December 2005, they were auempting to finalize the negotiations for the sale of adjoining property to
Defendant, which negotiations ceased in December 2005, and which became the subject of a separate
action initiated by Defendant against Plaintiffs filed with this Honorable Gun.
33. Plaintiffs believed that Defendant would complete the promised work, in reliance on his good
faith, and therefore did not seek redress from the O:lUrt until it became apparent that Defendant would
not continue to work to meet his obligations under the original agreement.
34. Paragraph 6 of the Addendum identified as Exhibit B calls for Defendant to, at its sole cost and
expense, create a natural evergreen buffer wne of evergreen plantings at time of excavation of each lot or
common area between said lots and Plaintiffs' retained property.
35. At present, Defendant has failed to install the evergreen buffer as required by the terms of the
agreement.
36. Paragraph 4 of the Addendum, identified as Exhibit B, calls for Defendant to place a 5- wire high
tension fence across the boundary of the Upper Allen and Monroe townships for the 20 acre tract of land
in question, upon the ground breaking and improvements to the land, at buyer's sole cost and expense.
37. At present, Defendant has failed to construct or install the 5-wire high tension fense along the
western boundary as required by the agreement of sale.
38. As a result of said failure, construction and improvement apparatus have traveled across the
Plaintiffs' retained farm ground in Monroe Township damaging crops and causing losses to the Plaintiffs.
39. In conveying lots from Toodle Station Phase I, Defendant has failed to meet its obligations under
the terms of the agreements with the Plaintiffs in providing a buffer and water management system.
40. Furthermore, Plaintiffs have learned from representatives of E. G. Stoltzfus that Defendant did
not transfer any obligation to E. G. Stoltzfus to comply with any of the terms incorporated in the
agreements between Plaintiffs and Defendant.
41. Plaintiffs aver that Defendant has shown a willful disregard to complete the terms of the
agreements between the parties.
42. Plaintiffs aver that should Defendant continue to convey building lots to third parties without first
meeting its obligations to Plaintiffs, Plaintiffs will be immediately and irreparably harmed, their retained
properties will be damaged in a way which would not adequately be addressed by monetaty damages.
43. Plaintiffs aver that they will be immediately and irreparably harmed should Defendant continue to
convey lots out of its name without perfonning its prior obligation to Plaintiffs as the Courts will be
unable to grant relief to Plaintiffs because current and future owners of conveyed lots have no obligation
with Plaintiffs to meet the terms of the agreements established between the parties.
44. Plaintiffs respectfully request the Court to grant them injunctive relief because the real estate that is
the subject of the parties' agreement is unique as Plaintiffs will retain property to either side of Defendant
Phase I and because the agreement was struck between the parties to preserve the character of the
property.
45. Plaintiffs averthat because the terms of the agreements were fully contemplated, foreseen by the
parties and willingly signed by the parties, in the process of drafting the agreements, it is Defendant's
failure to comply with the terms of these agreements which will cause immediate and irreparable harm to
Plaintiffs.
46. Plaintiffs aver that Defendant actions show a willful disregaro and purposeful violation of the
agreements thus devaluing the Plaintiffs' property and causing their property to loose its unique character,
while unjustly inflating the standing of Toodle Station and Toodle Station and Tamanini will be unjustly
enriched, if injunctive relief is not granted by the Court.
47. Furthermore, Plaintiffs aver that the value of the Plaintiffs retained properties will be irreparably
devalued by the accelerated volume and rate of water runoff onto the 608 Williams Grove Road Property
and the large water retention pond that occupies lands in Monroe Township with a drain system across the
property, if injunctive relief is not granted by the Court.
48. Plaintiffs aver that justice requires that Plaintiffs should be granted specific performance to the
terms of the agreements and that Defendant must be oroered to comply with the terms of the agreements
between Plaintiffs and Defendant before Defendant may continue to convey building lots to third parties,
as such action could further damage the character of Plaintiffs' retained properties and exacerbate their
losses, if injunctive relief is not granted by the Court.
49. Plaintiffs aver they have performed their obligations under the agreements in a timely and
sufficient manner. Furthermore, Plaintiffs accommodated Defendant's schedule by allowing construction
to commence prior to settlement and by allowing Defendant to construct a stormwater management
system on Plaintiffs' retained lands with the expectation that Defendant was to address and correct
deficiencies with the water management system
50. Plaintiffs believe and therefore aver that they should be entitled to the relief requested because no
adequate remedy exists at law, which would place Plaintiffs in the position that they bargained for and
have the right to expect as a direct result of Toodle Station's failure to live up to the terms of the
agreement between the parties, and because without injunctive relief, Plaintiffs will suffer immediate and
irreparable harm with potentially substantial damages if Defendants are not enjoined from its current
course of action.
51. In accordance with the Rules of Civil Procedure, Plaintiffs are prepared to post a bond with the
OJun despite Plaintiffs' belief that they will be successful if this mauer is litigated on its merits, and as of
the date of this filing, have deposited the sum of $1,000.00, with the Prothonotary of the Cumberland
OJunty Branch, as a showing to the OJun of Plaintiffs' good faith.
52. While Plaintiffs are willing to post bond in accordance with the Rules of Civil Procedure, Plaintiffs
aver that such bond should be minimal because it is because of the Defendants own failure to comply with
the terms of the agreed-upon agreements which have caused Plaintiffs to file for injunctive relief.
53. Plaintiffs aver that without injunctive relief, the Plaintiffs will be unable to obtain relief before any
additional irreparable harm occurs, in addition to that which has already been suffered.
54. The relief requested in the nature of an injunction provides the least intrusive restriction against
Defendants, while protecting the rights of Plaintiffs to a full and fair adjudication of issues before the
OJun.
55. Therefore, Plaintiffs respectfully request that the OJun enjoin Defendants from conveying lots to
individuals, who would not have an obligation to third parties, such as Plaintiffs, and who do not have an
obligation to satisfy the terms of the contractual agreement, until the contract requirements are fulfilled to
Plaintiffs by Defendants.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs pray that the OJun issue an order enjoining the Defendant from
conveying any lots intplicated in the conditions of the agreements between the parties, not fulfilled at this
tinte, to entities or individuals not parties to the action herein, until the said contractual requirements are
fulfilled by Defendants. Plaintiffs, in the alternative, pray that this OJun enter an order scheduling a
hearing on this maner at the earliest opportunity, granting a temporaty injunction against the Defendant
pending said hearing. Furthermore, Plaintiffs pray that this Court enter an order fixing a bond in the
amount of $1,000.00. The plaintiffs pray the Court to order such other further relief as may be just and
proper.
Respectfully submitted,
WOLF & WOLF, Attorneys at Law
Dated: May ~, 2006
VERIFICATION
I, the undersigned, hereby verify that I am a plaintiff in this action and that the facts stated in
the above Petition are true and correct to the best of my information and belief. I understand that
false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa. C.S. Section 4904, relating to
unsworn falsification to authorities.
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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEYlD NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLlSLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATIORNEY FOR PLAlNTIFFS
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
: No.:
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vs.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
CQMPLAINT
NOW COME the Plaintiffs, John TMongelli, Gweneth D. Mongelli, Derek A. Mongelli and
Denise A. Mongelli, by and through their auomey, Nathan C. Wolf, Esquire, and in support of their
claims avers the following:
1. Plaintiffs John T. Mongelli and Gweneth D. Mongelli are adult individuals residing at 608
WIlliams Grove Road, Mechanicsburg, Onnberland County, Pennsylvania 17055 which property
abuts the subject of the instant litigation.
2. Plaintiffs Derek A. Mongelli and Denise A. Mongelli are adult individuals residing at 915
Streamside Way, Marysville, Perry County, Pennsylvania 17053.
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3. Defendant Frank Tamanini is an adult individual who maintains an office and place of
business at 3223 :Market Street, Camp Hill, Cumberland Q)unty, Pennsylvania 17011, hereinafter
referred to as "Tamanini".
4. Defendant Toodle Station L.L.c. is a Pennsylvania Limited LiabilityQ)tporation with a
registered cotporate office of 3245 :Market Street, Camp Hill, Cumberland Q)unty, Pennsylvania
17011, hereinafter referred to as "Toodle Station".
5. On or about November 9, 2002 Plaintiffs and Tamanini entered into a written agreement for
sale by Plaintiffs and purchase by Tamanini of a certain land known as 608 Williams Grove Road,
situated in Upper Allen Township and Mechanicsburg Borough, Cumberland Q)unty, P A and
consisting of 20 acres more or less ("the real estate"). A copy of said agreement is attached hereto
as Exhibit "A".
6. On or about November 23, 2002 Plaintiffs and Tamanini entered into an addendum to the
first mentioned agreement, a copy of which addendum is attached hereto as Exhibit "B".
7. On or about:May 10, 2004, Tamanini contacted Plaintiffs regarding his desire to acquire the
rental apartments owned by Plaintiffs that were originally to be omitted from the agreement, and the
sale of the additional property was memorialized in a second addendum to the agreement of sale
dated November 23,2002. A copy of the agreement is attached hereto as Exhibit "C'.
8. The parties, excluding Plaintiff Denise A Mongelli, executed a Stormwater Easement
Agreement dated September 10, 2004. Said agreement is attached hereto as Exhibit "D".
9. T amanini made a verbal offer to make intprovements to the water management system, such
that Plaintiff would be comfortable in signing Easement Agreement upon Defendant's completion.
Said intprovements were to include a formation of a swale to channel waters away from the exposed
lowef level area of Plaintiffs 608 Williams Grove Road property to the boundary of lot 5 (639
William Way) and the feaf comer of the Plaintiffs fetained property.
10. Paragraph 6 of the Addendum identified as Exhibit B calls fOf Tamanini to, at his sole cost
and expense, create a natural evergreen buffef zone of evergreen plantings at time of excavation of
each lot or common area between said lots and Plaintiffs' retained property.
11. At present, each lot adjoining the Plaintiffs' fetained property has been excavated.
12. Paragraph 4 of the Addendum identified as Exhibit B calls fOf T amanini to place a 5- wire
high tension fence across the boundary of the Upper Allen and Monroe townships fOf the 20 acre
tract of land in question upon the ground breaking and lltprovements to the land at buyef's sole
Cost and Expense.
13. Excavation of lots and roadways commenced two weeks priOf to the September 10, 2004
date of settlement as the Plaintiffs acted in good faith and wefe agreeable to allowing the project to
move fOlWard.
14. At the tllte of settlement on September 10, 2004, Plaintiffs settled with Tamanini, who acted
as a fepresentative of Toodle Station, and Toodle Station assumed the obligations of Tamanini
undef the agreement of sale, and the addenda thereto.
15. The residential development to be built on the property was to be known as Toodle Station
Phase 1.
16. Said development is located along Williams Grove Road in Upper Allen Township,
Cumberland Counry, Pennsylvailla.
17 . Toodle Station was required to construct and install sidewalks along Williams Grove Road,
including the portion of Williams Grove Road in front of Plaintiffs' retained property, which is the
residence of Plaintiffs John and Gweneth Mongelli.
18. Settlement occurred on September 10, 2004 between the parties and construction of homes
has commenced on the site since that time.
19. C}}nstruction of public improvements including sanitary sewer systems and storm water
management systems have been constructed on the property.
20. Stormwater Facility Ponds and stormwater management designed by Alpha Engineering for
Toodle Station were designed with the intention of carrying water to the stormwater detention
facilities on the site and to properly manage stormwater runoff.
COUNT I - BREACH OF CONTRACT
21. Paragraphs one through twenty are incolporated herein as if set forth at length.
22. While Toodle Station has completed sidewalk and paving improvements for the Toodle
Station Phase I project to all areas of the Williams Grove Road right-of-way including work done in
a southerly direction to and even within the existing neighboring development known as Peachtree,
it has failed to complete said improvements in the area which crosses said Plaintiffs' retained
property.
23. Toodle Station has failed to install the evergreen buffer as required by the terms of the
agreement.
24. Trindle Station has failed to construct or install the fence line along the western boundary as
required by the agreement of sale.
25. As a result of said failure, construction and intprovement apparatus have traveled across the
Plaintiffs' retained farm ground in Monroe Township damaging crops and causing losses to the
Plaintiffs.
26. Moreover, Toodle Station, in the excavation and construction of a stormwater retention
pond, removed considerable amounts of topsoil, and has failed to complete final grading around
said pond and drainage system components, leaving the Plaintiffs' retained property unsuitable for
agricultural purposes.
27. Approximately a total of 10 acres of farmland has been damaged as a result of the failures of
Toodle Station.
28. Lost and damaged crops on Plaintiffs' property are estlltated to be in excess of $10,000.00.
29. Toodle Station auempted to construct a drainage swale and retaining wall to prevent
drainage onto Plaintiffs' retained property. However, said work is not complete and Plaintiffs'
retained property has had significant amounts of stormwater runoff entering onto Plaintiffs' retained
property.
30. Plaintiffs have made numerous and continuing suggestions to permit correct the situation
and to prevent future runoff from entering upon Plaintiffs' retained property, and to date, said
suggestions have been ignored.
31. Such deficiencies were broughtto the Toodle Station's anention in a tintely manner.
Furthermore, the water management system as provided by Toodle Station failed on or about
September 5,2005.
32. Toodle Station, through Tamanini, agreed to complete the water management system with
haste and offered to contemplate the addition of a French field drain and grate system. To date, no
action has been forthcoming from Toodle Station to address and correct deficiencies.
33. In an effort to accommodate Toodle Station's need to continue to move the project
forward, Plaintiffs applied for an occupancy pennit plan for Toodle Station on behalf Toodle
Station before settlement occurred. Frank Tarnanini is listed as Developer of the project and as
such agreed to all notes posted on the PennDOT Highway Occupancy Pennit Plan, dated June 1,
2004 and revised August 27, 2004 so that work could commence as soon as possible after
conveyance.
34. Said plan likewise calls for the construction of a 4' Sidewalk with curb ramps along the
Williams Grove Right of way from Peachtree Drive along Williams Grove Road across Toodle
Station's William Way to the northern boundary of the Plaintiffs' retained property at 608 Williams
Grove Road.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs respectfully requests the Court to grant Plaintiffs specific performance, to
order the Defendants to perform their obligations in accordance with the terms of the parties'
agreements, enjoin the Defendants to keep from conveying to any third party any of the real estate
known collectively as Toodle Station Phase I until such time as terms of the agreements have been
met as outlined above and in exhibits "A" and "B" and "C' and to grant such other relief as the
Court may deem appropriate and just.
COUNT II - SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE
35. Paragraphs one through thirty-four are incotporated by reference as if set forth at length.
36. Toodle Station completed the sidewalks forthe most portions of the project as required.
37. Toodle Station completed the transition ramps at Peachtree and Williams Way but has failed
to complete the work at the Plaintiffs' two driveways that circunmavigate the property.
38. Likewise, Toodle Station has failed to provide asphalt paving to restore the driveway
entrances to their pre-construction condition.
39. Toodle Station, through Tamanini, has failed to adequately explain the failures to complete
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40. Upon infonnation and belief, Plaintiffs believe that Toodle Station has an agreement with E.
G. Stoltzfus, a new home/ residential builder, to purchase lots within Toodle Station Phase 1.
41. Upon infonnation and belief, Toodle Station has conveyed at least an equitable interest in
no less than one-third (1/3) of the building lots to E.G. Stoltzfus.
42. In conveying said lots, Toodle Station failed to meet its obligations underthe terms of the
agreements with the Plaintiffs in providing a buffer and water management system
43. Furthermore, Plaintiffs have learned from representatives of E. G. Stoltzfus that Toodle
Station did not transfer any obligation to E. G. Stoltzfus to comply with any of the terms
incotporated in the agreements between Plaintiffs and Toodle Station.
44. Plaintiffs ate concerned that Toodle Station has shown a willful disregard to complete the
terms of the agreements between the parties.
45. Plaintiffs feat that should Toodle Station continue to convey building lots to third parties
without first meeting its obligations to Plaintiffs, Plaintiffs will be irreparably harmed, their retained
properties will be devalued and Toodle Station and Tamanini will be unjustly enriched.
46. Plaintiffs performed their obligations under the agreements in a timely and sufficient
manner. Furthermore, Plaintiffs accommodated Toodle Station's schedule by allowing construction
to commence priorto settlement and by allowing Toodle Station to construct a stormwater
management system on Plaintiffs' retained lands with the expectation that Toodle Station was to
address and correct deficiencies with the water management system.
47. The real estate that is the subject of the parties' agreement is unique as Plaintiffs retain
property to either side of Trinclie Station Phase 1.
48. Plaintiffs will be irreparably harmed should Toodle Station continue to convey lots without
performing its prior obligation to Plaintiffs. Ourem and future owners of conveyed lots have no
obligation with Plaintiffs to meet the terms of the agreements established between the parties.
49. There is no adequate remedy by law, which would place Plaintiffs in the position they
bargained for, and have the right to expect, as a direct result of Toodle Station's failure to live up to
the terms of the agreement between the parnes.
50. The terms of these agreements were fullycomemplated, foreseen by the parties, and willingly
signed by the parties in the process of drafting the agreements.
51. Plaintiffs are concerned that Toodle Station's actions show a willful disregard and pmposeful
violation of the agreements thus devaluing the Plaintiffs' total compensation and position in the
agreement while unjustly inflating the standing of Toodle Station.
52. Furthermore, the value of the Plaintiffs retained properties will be irreparably devalued by
the accelerated volume and rate of water runoff onto the 608 Williams Grove Road Property and the
large water retention pond that occupies lands in Monroe Township with a drain system across the
property.
53. Justice requires that Plaintiffs be granted specific performance to the terms of the
agreements and that Toodle Station be ordered to comply with the terms of the agreements between
Plaintiffs and Defendants before Defendants may continue to convey building lots to third parties as
such action could further damage Plaintiffs retained properties and exacerbate their losses.
~HEREFORE, Plaintiffs respectfully requests the Court tu grant Plaintiffs specific performance, to
order the Defendants to perform their obligations in accordance with the terms of the parties'
agreements, enjoin the Defendants to keep from conveying to any third party any of the real estate
known collectively as Toodle Station Phase I until such time as terms of the agreements have been
met as outlined above and in exhibits" A" and "Boo and "C' and to grant such other relief as the
Court may deem appropriate and just.
Respectfully submitted,
WOLF&W U
Dated: April --3. 2006
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10 W 19h Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Supreme Court LD. No. 87380
(717) 241-4436
Attorney for Plaintiffs
VERIFICATION
I, the undersigned, hereby verify that I am a plaintiff in this action and that the facts stated in
the above Complaint are true and correct to the best of my information and belief. I understand
that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa. C.S. Section 4904, relating to
unsworn falsification to authorities.
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SELLER'S BUS1NESS RELAIIONSHlP WITH PA LICENSED BROKER ._~
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lIROKER IS THE AGENT FOR SELLER Designated Agent(s) for Seller, if applicable:
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Broker is NOT the Agent for Seller and is alan: !!:t""A"GENT FOR BUYER 0 TRANSACTION LICENSEE
ELAT ONSHIP WITH PA LICENSED BROKER
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BR~mR IS THE AGENT FOR BUYER Designaled Agcllt{s) fur Buyer, if applicable:
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Broker is NOT the Agent for Buyer and is alan: 0 AGENT FOR SELLER 0 SUBAGENT FOR SELLER 0 TRANSACTION LICE]\'SEE
When lhe same Broker is Agenl fur Seller :md Agent for Buyer, Broker is a Dual Agent. All of Broker's licensees are also Dual Agents UNLESS
lhere are s{'parate Designated Agcnt(s) for Bu)'er and Seller. If lhe Silllle Licensee is design:lted for Seller and Bnyer, the LicelL~ce is a Dual Agent.
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ALL TILt\.T CERTAIN 101 or piece of ground "ilh huildings and improvements thereon erected, ir any, known as:
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Settlement to be on S1=.E "err 1...J{)l )M ,or before if Buyer and Seller agree.
Conveyance from SeUer will be by fee simple deed of special warranty unless otherwise stated here: -
Cash, cashier's or certified check at lime of settlement:
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(F) Payment of transfer taxes will be divided equally between Buyer and Seller unless otherwise stated here: --
(0) At time of settlement, the following will be adjusted pro-rata all a daily basis between Buyer and Seller, reimbursing where applicable:
tax.es (see Notices and information Regarding Tax. Proration); rents; interest on mortgage assumptions; condomininm fees and home-
owner association fees, if any; water and/or sewer fees, if any, together with any other lienable municipal services. The charges are to
be pro-rated for the periou(s) covered: Seller will pay up to and including the date of settlement; Buyer will pay for nll days foll\)wing
settlement, unless otherwise stated here: ----
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4. FIXTURES AND PERSONAL PROPERTY (1.00)
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(A) Be~re signing this Agreement:
lir!yyer and Seller have received the Consumer Notice as adopted by the State Real Estate Commission at 49 Pa. Code ~35.336.
Muyer and Seller have received a statement of their respective estimated closing costs.
o Buyer has received the Deposit Money Notice (for cooperative sales when Broker for Seller is holding deposit money).
(B) The following are a part of this Agreement if checked:
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hereby Llgrecd to be uf the essence of this Agrcemclll and musl be adhered 10
(B) Fur l11e purposes of this Aglt,CllK'nt, number of days will be counted from the date of exeClllion, by exdudiug the Jay this AgrcemenL was
e.\e~u[ed and inclllding the lastl!.IY of the time periud.
(C) TIle dale of seLtlerTIcnt is nUL extelllicd by auy olher pmvisiou of this Agreement allll may only be extemkd by ll1llhllll \vritlen agreemelll uf
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7, FIl')ANCING CONTINGENCY (7-01)
ij?' WAIVED, This sale is NOT cunlingent un financing.
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(A) This sale is cOIlLingenl upon Buyer obtaining [ll1ancing as follows:
I. Amounl of loan $
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4, Interest rate _ %; however, Buyer agrees 10 acccpt the interest rate as may be committed by the lcnder, not to exceed
a maximum intcrestrate of_ %.
5. Discount points, loan originiltion, loan placement and other fees charged by the lender as a percentage of the loan (excluding an)' insur-
ance premiums and YA funding fee) not to exceed _ % of the loan,
The interest rale alld fees provisions required by Buycr are satisfied if a lender makes available to Buyer the right to guarantee an interesl rale
at or below the Maximum Interest Rate specified herein with the percentage fees at or below the amount specified herein. Buyer gives Seller
the right. at Seller's sole option and as permitted by the lending institution and applicable laws, to contribute financially, without promise of
reimbursement, to the Buyer and/or lender to make the :Ibove terms available to Buyer,
(8) Within 10 dilYs of the execution of this Agreement, Buyer will make a completed, written fimncing application to a responsible Icnder iD:cord-
ing 10 the terms above. The Broker for Buyer, if any, otherwise Ihe Broker for Seller is authorized to communicate \\ith the lemler for
the purposes of assisting in the loan process.
(C) I. UpOD receipt of a finallcing commitment, Buyer will promptly deliver a copy of the: commitment to Seller.
2. Fin:lllcing commitment date . If a written commitment is Dot received by Seller by the above daLc,
Buyer and SeUer agree to extend the commitment date until Seller terminates this Agreement In writing,
3. Sener has the option to temunate this Agreement in writing, on or after the fmancing commitment date, if the financing commitment:
a. Is not valid until the date of seLtlement, OR
b. Is conditioned upon tlle sale and settlement of any other property, OR
c, Contains any other condition not specified in this Agreement.
4. In the evenl Seller does not terminate tbis Agreement as provided above, Buyer has the option to tenninate this Agreemcnt in writing if
the fillClllCing commitment:
a. Is not ohtained by or valid until the dale of ~ettlement. OR
b. Is couditioned upon the sale and settlement of any other property which do nol occur by the date of settlement. OR
e. Ccmtmns any other conJitiolll1ot specified in this Agreement wlueh Buyer is unable tu satisfy by the date of settlement.
5. If this Agreement is tenninuled as specified in paragraphs 7 (C) (2), (3) or (4). ul! deposit monies paid Oll account of purcha~e price will
be returned to Buyer. Huyer will be responsible for allY premiums for mechanics lieu insllfance <llld/or title search. or fee for callcellaliOfJ
of same, if any; AND/OR allY prellJiUrll5 for flood insurance, m.ine subsidence insurance, and/or fire insurauce with extended cOl'crage,
insurance binder chargcs or cancellation fee, if au}'; AND/OR any appraisal fees and charges paid in advaJlce to lemler
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(A) Seller hereby agrees to permit inspections by auLllorb-:eJ appraisers, reputable certifiers, insurer's representatives, surveyors, municipal officials
lUldlor Buyer as may be required by Llu~ lending institutions, if any, or .insuring agencies. Seller further agrees to penuit any ulher insp,~ctions
required by or provided for in Llle tenus of this Ab>Teement.
(B) Buyer agrees that Buyer, or anyone 011 lhe Propelty at Buyer's Jirection or un Buyer's behalf, will leave the Property in its same condition. In
the case of damage, Buyer will bear the risk of resloring the Property or of reimbw.sing Seller for any loss of vallle.
(C) Buyer reserves the right to make a pre.settlelnent inspection of Llle Propel1y Buyer's right to make this inRpectioll is not waived by any other
provi~ion of this Agreement.
9. STATUS OF WATER (7-01)
(A) AnoIT-Propertysourceofwater
0/ is not ilvailablc for the Property
i.".! is available for the Property thn'mgh (Name uf Service Provider) C?lhfFn W~_ ~.
~q;"'mECTlON TO OFF-PROPERTY WATER SOURCE CONTINGENCY
[),{ WAiVED. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer has the option 10 m,lke this Agreement contingent l)n determining that lhe tcrms of connecting
the Property to an off-Property water source are acceplable to Buyer. Buyer WAIVES TIllS OPTION and agrees to Llle RELEASE set forth in
paragmph 24 of this Agreement.
o ELECTED Buyer will, wiLllin ~ days of the execution of this Agreement and at Buyer's expeuse, determine the LefilS of connecting
the Property to the water source. If the terms of COllllcction are not ru;ceptable to Buyer. Buyer will:
1. Accept the Propelty as is and agree to the RELEASE seL forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR
2. Temunate Lllis Agreement in writiug, in which case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be retumed promptly
to Buyer and lhis Agreement of Suie will be YOID.
(B) 0 Seller represents L1llll LllC Property is served by an on-site water soW"ce.
ON-SITE WATER SERVICE INSPECTION CONTINGENCY
o WAIVED. Huyer acknowledges that Buyer has the option to request an on-site water service iu~pection of the Property. BUYER WAIVES
TIllS OfYflON and agrees to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of tIils Agreement.
o ELECTED
1. Buyer has the option, within ~ days of the execution of this Agreement and at Buyer's expense, to deliver 10 Seller a Wlitten inspec-
tion report by a qualified, professional waler testing company of the quality and/or quantity of the on-site water service.
2. Seller agrees tu locale and provide access to the on-site (or individual) water system, if applicable, at Seller.s expcnse, if required by the
mspeclioll company.
3. If the report reveals Lllallhe water service does nut meet lhe minimum standards of any applicable governmental authorily and/or rails to
satisfy the requirements for quality and/or quantity as set by the lender, .if any. tllen Seller will, within _ days of receipt of the
report, notify Buyer.in wriring of Seller's choice to-
a. Upgrade the water service to the minimum acceptable levels, before settlement, in which case Buyer accepts the Property and
agrees to the RELEASE set forth iu paragraph 24 of tlus Agreemeut, OR
b. Not upgrade the water service.
4. If Seller chooses not to upgrade the service to minimum acceptable levels, or fuils to respond ,\ithin the lime given, Buyer will, within
_days.eiLller:
a. Accept the Property and tlle water service and, ifrequired by tlle lender. if any, andJor auy governmental authorily, upgrade the waler
service before settlement or willun the lime required by tile lender, if any, and/or any goverlUnental authority, at Buyer's expense
and with Seller's permission, which will not be unreasonably withhehl, and agree tu the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this
Agreement. If Seller deliles Buyer pennission to upgrade Llle water service, Buyer may, withinS days of Seller's denial, tenninate
this Agreement. If Buyer terminates this Agreement, all deposit monies paid Oil accouut of pW"chase price will be rerumed promptly
to Buyer and Lltis Agreement will be VOID, OR
b. Terminale this Ab'Teement, ill wlilch case all deposit monies paid Oil account of purchase price will be returned proUlptly to Buyer
and this Agreement will be Yom.
(C) 0 Buyer iR aware thaL there is no developed water source for the Property.
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o WAIVED Buyer acknowledges that Bll.l'~' lias the oplionto make tins Agreement contingent Oil receiving Illllllicip,tl appro,'al for the illstrll-
Jntion of a well. BUYER WAIVES TH1S OPTION and agrees to the RELEASE sel fprth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement.
D ELECTED. Within lU o..!ay~ of the executioll orllli.'; Agreement, Buyer will make a compldell, writtt:1l applicatioll for the Iilulucipal approval
lor the insL1.llation uf a well. Tllis sale is COlltillgClll upon Buyer obtaining, within _ d:iys of the execution of Ulis Agreement, munici-
pal approval for the installatioll uf a well. Buyer will pay aU costs associated with the application for approval, induding but llollliniu;o..! to.
any municipal fees and teM expenses, In the event Buyer is un:tblc to sc(;ure approval for well installation, Buyer will either:
1. Acct:ptthe Property as is :md agree to the RELEASE set forth ill paragraph 2..J- of this Agreemcnt, OR
2. Te,nrunatc this Agreement, in wluch ca~e all deposit mouies p,lid 011 account of purchase pri<.:e will be retumcd promptly to Buyer
and this Agreement will be YOID.
10. STATUS OF SE\VER (7-01)
(A) SeIler represents Ihat Property is served by:
o Off-Property Sewage Disposal System
D Individual On-Lot Sewage Disposal System (See Sewage Notice 1)
o Individual Ou-Lot Sewage Disposal System in Proximity to Well (See Sewage Notice I; see Sewage Notice 4, if applicable)
o Ten-acre Permit Exemption (See Sew<Jge Notice 2)
o Holding Tank (See Sewage Notice 3)
D None (See Sewage Notice 1)
D None Available (See Sewage Notice 5 or Sewage Notice 6, as applicable)
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(II) COtUlection to an off-Property sewage disposal system
o is not available for the Property.
~ is available for the Property through (Name of Service Provider) {JIVe1/? ~ AI SEWiD( AcJJlta n I'T-'::'J------
PU>>LIC SYSTEM CONTINGENCY
IJ?"" \-VAlVED. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer has the l1ption to make thi~ Agreement contingcnt on receiving municipal approval for the':con-
nection of the Property to a sewage disposal system. BUYER WAIVES TI-llS OPTION and agrees to the RELEASE set forth in pamgraph 24
oftttisAgreement.
D ELEClED. Within 10 days of the execution of this Agreement, Buyer will make a completed, written application for the municipal approval
for the connection of the Property to a sewage disposal ~ystem. This sale is contingent upon Buyer obtaining, within ~ days of the exe-
cution of this Agreement, municipal approval for the connection of the Property to a sewage disposal system. Buyer will pay all costs as~oci~
ated \\~th the application for approval, including but not limited to, any municipal fees and test expenses. In the event Buyer is unable to secure
approvalforsewcrconncctlon, Buyer will either:
1. Accept the Property as is and agree to the RELEASE set forth in pamgrnph 24 of this Agreement, OR
2. Terminate tIlls Agreement, in which case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned promptly to Buyer and this
Agreement will be VOID.
(C) INDIVIDUAL ON-LOT SEWAGE DISPOSAL INSTALLATION CONTINGENCY
D WArvED. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer has the option to make this Agreement contingent on receiving all applicable govemment
approval for the installation of an individual sewage system. BUYER WANES TIllS OPTION and agrees to the HELEASE sct forth in para-
graph 24 of this Agreement.
D ELECTED. Within_days of the exc<:ution of this Agreement,
D Buyer
D Seller
will make a completed, written application to all appropriate authorities for the installation of an on-lot sewage disposal system, and will pay
aU costs associated with the application for approval, including but not limited to, any fees and percolation test expenses, Tills sale is contin-
gent upon the receipt ofal! applicable government approval for the installation ofnn individual sewage system witIuu_ day~ oftl](: exe-
cution of this Agreement. In the event test results Me Ullilcceptable to Buyer or approval for all individual sewage system is unable to he seclU.ed,
Buyer will either.
1. Accept tlle Property as is and agree to the RELEASE set fortll in paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR
2. Terminate this Agreement, in which eMe all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned prumptly to Buyer anu Utis
Agreement will be VOID. Buyer will promptly deliver all infonnatioll and test results acquired through tin: approval process to Seller.
(D) INDIVIDUAL ON-LOT SEWAGE DISPOSAL INSPECTION CONTINGENCY
o WAIVED. Buyer acknowledges that Buyer h.L~ the option to request an individual (lldot sewage disposal inspection of the Property. BUYER
WAIVES THIS OmON and agrees to the RELEASE set forth in paragtaph 24 of this Agreement.
o ELECTED
1. Buyer has the option, within _ days of the execution of this Agreement and at Buyer's expense, to deliver to Sellcr a written inspec-
tiOIl repOlt by a qualified, professional inspector of the individual un-lot sewage tlisposal systeHl.
2. Seller, at Seller'~ ex-pense, agrees, if and as rt:quired by the inspection company, 10 locate, provide access to and empty tilt: intlividual on.
lot sewage disposal .system Seller also agrees to restore the Property, at Seller's expense, prior to settlement.
3. If the report reveals defects tllat do uot require e.\pUllSion or replacement of the existing sewage disposal system, Seller will, within
_ days of receipt of tIle report, notify Buyer in writing of Seller's choke to:
a. Correct tbe defects before settlement, including retests, at Seller's expense, in which ca.se Buyer accepts Ule Property and agrees to
the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 uf Uns A~\Teement, OR
b. Not correct tlle defects, or if Seller fails to respond within the time given, Buyer will, wit/tin __ days, either:
1) Accept the Property and the system and, if required by the lender, if any, and/or any goverrunelltal authority, correct the defects
before settlement or within the tillle required by tlle ]ellder, if any, and/or .my goverrunenlal aUlhority, at Buyer's sole expense
and with Seller's pennission, which will not be unreasonably withheld., and agree to Ule RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24
oftlus Agreement. If Seller delues Buyer pemllssion to correct the defects, Buyer may, within 5 days of Seller's dcuial, temli-
nate this Agreement. If Buyer terminates tllis Agreement, all deposit monies paid Oil account of purchase pri<.:e will be returned
promptly to Buyer and this Agreement will be YOID, OR
2) Terminate tlri~ Agreement in writing, in w[nd1 case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned
promptly to Buyer and this Agreement will be YOID.
4. If the report reveals the need to expand or replace tlw existing individual on-lot sc:wage disf1'Jsal system, Seller mny, wiUlin _. days
of receipt of the report, submit a corrective proposal to Broker for Buyer, if any, otherwise to Buyer. The currective proposal will include,
but not be lilluted to, tile name of the remediation eompUllY; provisions for payment, including retests; and cumpletion date for corrective
measures. Within 5 days of receiving Seller's corrective proposal, or if no currective proposal is received wilhin the time giyen, Buyer
will:
a. Agree to the terms of the corrective proposal, if aJlY, in writing, in which case Buyer accepts the Property aJld agrees to the
RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR
b. Accept the Property and tlle system aJld, if required by the lender, if any, and/or any governmental authority, correct the defects
before settlement or witlun the time required by the lender, if any, amI/or any governmental auulOrity, at Buyer's sole expense and
with Seller's permission, which Willllot be unreasonably withheld, and agree to the RELEASE set foITh in panl!,'Taph 24 of this
Agreement. If Seller denies Buyer permission to conect the defects, Buyer may, within 5 days of Seller's delia], temunate this
Agreement. If Buyer terminates this Agreement, alJ deposit mOInes paid 011 acconnt of purchase price will be retullled promptly to
Buyer and this Agreement will be VOID, OR
c. Terminate this Agreement in writing, in which case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase price will be returned promptly
to Buyer :Uld tins Agreement will be YOID.
11. ENVIRON1\lENTAL AUDIT & PROPERTY INSPECfIONS (1-98)
(A) Seller represents and warrants that SeHer has no knowledge, except as listed below, of whetller:
l. The Property has been contaminated by any substance ill Ul1Y maIUler which requires remediation;
2. The Property contains nny wetlaIlds, flood plains, or any otller environmentally sensitive aIeas, development of winch is limited or pre.
c1udedbylaw;
3. The Property contains any substance, the removal or disposal of which is subject to any law or regulation;
4. AllY law has heen violaled ill the handliug or disposing of ally material wastc or tht: discharge of any material into U1C soil, air, surface
w~ter, or ground water;
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bility of the Property, or any adjacent property_
(C)hNVlRONMENTAL AUDITIINSPEC1l0N CONTINGENCY
i:;f \\-'AIVED. Buyer unJcrstauds tJlat Buyer has tile: option to request audits and inspections of the Property. BUYER WAIVES TIllS OPTION
and ab'TeeS to the RELEASE set forth in jJaragraph 24 of tlus Agreement. Buyer reserves the right to make a pre-settkllJent inspcdion of Ule
Pmp"'Y. '7cu..-ee- jO ~'-'1/'1..-~1 &>''1 OP PH,r>i2j.... To f3."'1ER...
o ELECTED, Wllhin ~ days of the excdtlOll of tlus Agreemeut, Buyer has the option, at Buyer's expense, to have the following audits
or inspections completed by a licensed or othervi'ise qualified professional (cheek the inspections that Buycr will order):
o Envirorunental Hazards
o Uudergrouml Storage Tanks
o Propelty BOlmtlary/Stjuare Footage Vetificatiou/Deliueation
o Rood Plain Veriflcatiun/Delineation
o WdlallJs Verification/De1iIleatioll
o Specific Property Inspection limited to
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If Buyer is not satisfied with any condition as smtcd in any written report Buyer receives pursuant to dIe audits or inspections obtained undcr
this provisiull, Buyer will, withiLl the time allotted for obtaining such audits or inspections:
1. Accept the Property with the information staled in the report(s) and agree to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement,
OR
2. Terminate this Agreement in writing, in which case all deposit monies paid on account 'of purchase price will be returned promptly to
Buyer and titis Agreement will be VOID.
NOTICES & ASSESSl\-IENTS (1-98)
(A) Seller represents as of Seller's execution of tItis Agreement, that no public improvement and/or homeowner associ:llion assessments have been
made against the Property which remain unpaid and that no notice by any government or public authority has been scrved upon Seller or any-
one on Sdler's behalf, including notices relating to violations of zOllillg, housing, building, safety or fire ordinances which remain uncorrected,
and that Seller knows of no condition that would constitute violation of any such ordinances which remain uncorrected, unless otherwise spec-
ifiedhere:--
(B) Seller klH.Jws of no other potcntial notices (including viol:ltions) and assessments except us follows:
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(C) In the event any notices (including violatiollS) and assessments are rcceived after execution of this Agreement and before settlement, Seller will
notify Buyer in writing, within 5 days of receiving the notice or assessment, that Seller will:
1. Comply with notices and assessments at Seller's expense, in which case Buyer accepts the Property and agrees to the RELEASE set forth
in paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR
2. NOT comply with notices and assessments at Seller's expense, in which case Buyer will notify Seller within 5 days in writing that Buyer will:
a. Comply with the notices and assessments at Buyer's cxpellSe and agree to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement,
OR
b. Terminate this Agreement, in which case all deposit monies paid on account of purchase pricc will be retumed promptly to Buyer
and this Agreement will be VOID.
H Buyer fails to nutify Seller within the tune given, Duyer accepts the Property and agrees to the RELEASE set forth ill
paragraph 24 or this Agreement.
(D) Buyer is advised that access to a public roau may require iSSUallCe of a highway occupancy permit from the Pennsylvania Department of
Transportation or appropriate authority.
13. TITLE, SURVEYS, & COSTS (7~01)
(A) The Pruperty is to be convcyed free and clear of an liens, encumbrances, and easemeats, EXCEPTING HO\VEVER the following: cxistiug
dced restrictions, historic preservation restrictions or ordinances, building restrictions, ordinances, ea8ements of roads, easemenl'i visible upon
the ground, easements of record, privileges or rights of public service companies, If any; otherwisc the tiLle LO tile above describcd real cstah::
will be good and marketable and such as will be insured by a reputable Title insurance Company at lhe regular rates.
(B) In the event Seller is lUlable to give a good and marketable title and such as will be insured by 11 repumble Tille Company at the regular rates,
as specified in paragraph UtA), Buyer will have ule option of taking such title as Seller can give without changing the price, or being repaid
all monies paid by Buyer to Seller all account of the purchase price ruld Seller will reimburse Buyer for rulY costs incurred by Eluyer for lho~e
items specified in paragraph J3(C) and in paragraph 13(D) items (I), (2), (3); and inlhe latter event tJ)ere will be no fmthcr liability or obli-
gation on either of the parties hereto and tllis Agreement will become VOID.
(C) Any surveyor surveys whieh may be required by the Title Insurance ComprulY or the abstracting :IllOmey, for the preparatiOll of ,Ul alkquate
legal description of the Property (or the correction thereof), will be secured aud paid for by Seller. However, any surveyor surveys desired by
Buyer or required by lender will be secured and paid for by Buyer.
(D) Bllyer wilJ pay for tbe following: (I) Title search, tille iusurru1Ce and/or mechanics lien insuram:e or fee for cam:elJalion of same, if any; (2)
Flood insurance, fire insurance with extended coverage, mine subsideuce insurance, and <.:aDcclJalion fces, if auy; (3) Appraisal fees am1
charges paid in advance to lender, if any; (4) Buyer's customary settlement costs ruld accruals.
14. ZONING CLASSIFICATION (1-98)
(A) ZonlngClassifiClltion 'i2.gID-r::-NTI"~
Failure uftlus Agreement to contain tbe zoning classification (except iu cases where the properly (and each pal-eel thereof, if subdividable} is
zoned solely or primarily to permit single-family dwellings) shall render this Agreement voidable at the option of the Buyer, aud, if voided,
any deposits tendered by Buyer shall be returned to the Buyer without any requirement for cowt acrion.
(B) ZONLNGAI'I'ROVALCONTINGENCY
o /NOT APPLICABLE
[I;!" WAIVED. Buycr acknowledges thnt Buyer has the option to make this Agreement contingcnt on receiving municipal aprroval for the
inlended use of the Property. BUYER WAIVES TIllS OPTION al\d agrees to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement.
o ELECTED
1 This salt: is comingent on Buyer receiving zoning approval, or variance, or special exception from
(municipality) to use the Propel1y as a (proposed use).
2. Application for the approval (or variance/special exception) will be made withiu_ duys of Ule execntion of this Agreement. Buyer
will pay for applications, legal representation, lmu any other costs associated with obtaining approval.
If the municipality requires Ule application to be signed by the current owner, Seller agrees to do so.
lf fillal, unappealuble approval is not obtained by
which case all deposit monies paid Oil accouut of pmchase price will be returncd promptly to Buyer.
IS. LAND 1)tSE RESTRICTIONS OTHER THAN ZONING (7.01)
[A) g NOlle Known
(B) D TIle Prupe11y, or a portion of it, is prcfercllrial1y assessed for tax purposes under the following Acts (See Land Use Restridions Noticcs).
o F<mUlalld and Forest Land Assessment Act (Clean and Green Progrmn)
o Open Space Ad (,Ul Act enabling certain counties of the Commonwealth to covenant witltland owners for preservation of Lwd in
farm, forest, water supply, or open space uses)
D Agricultural Area Securiry Law, Act 43 of 1981, 3 P.S. ~90l et seq. (Development Rights)
o Other
o Buyer and Seller have determined tlle consequences that may result from the sale or a changc in the use of the Property, or any portion
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(C) 1M Seller has no knowledge of any covenants, subdivision restrictions or other restrictions affecting th~ Property unless othenvise stated here:
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(D) lit' Seller has no knowledge of any rights to timber, crops or minerals, except coal, that do not transfer with the PropCl1y unless otherwise
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(E) 0 Buyer acknowledges tli;lt any land use re,trictinns associated with the Property's enrollment in the Ckalt and Green Program or under the
Upen Space Act ur any \Jther program idelllifkd ill this paragrapb [5, are ellul\ubmnces uponlhe Property. Buye, agrees tflat ddiycf)' of
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i2f No1 APPLICABLE ;158
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THIS DOCU~lENT ~I^ Y NOT SeLL, CUNV1OY, T1~j\NSrtR, INCLUDE OR INSURE TIlE TITLE TU THE CGALAND RIGHTS OF SUPPORT UNIJE!{J','EATH TIlE SUKFACE LAND ::160
liESCItlBED OR REFERRED TO HEREIN. AND THE OWNER OR OWNERS OF SUCH COAL MAY HAVE TIlE COlvlPLETE LEGAL R1GfITTO REMOVE ALL SUCH CDALANIJ 3(il
IN m.4.TCONNECTJON, D/\JI,IAGE MAY RESULT TO TIlE Sti'RFACE OF'ffiE LAND AND J\t'.y HOUSE. llUlLDING OR OTHER STRUCTURE UN OR IN" SUCH LAND. (This 3G2
notice is set fonh in the manner provided in Section lorthe Ad of July 17, 1957, P.L. Y84.) "Buyer acknowledges that he may not be obtaining the 3ij3
right of protection ag:tillst subsidence resulLillg from coal mining operations, and that the property described herein r!lay be protected fwm damage 3G4
due to /ltille subsidence by a private contract witIl the owners of the economic interests in the cllal. TIlis acknowledgment is made for tIle purpose 365
of complying with the provisil.ms DC Section 14 of tlie Bituminous Mine Subsidence and tIte Land Conservation Act uf April 27. 1966." Buyer agrees 366
to sign the deed Cram Seller which deed will contain the aforesaid provision 367
17. I'OSS&:iSLON (7-01) 368
(A) Possessiun is to be delivered by deed, keys (if any) and: 369
1. Physical possession 10 vacant Property free of debris. with all structures brootn,dean, at day and time of settlement. AND/OR 370
2. A~sigl\men! of existing lease(s). together witIl any security deposits and interest, at time of setllement, if Property is leased at the execu- 371
tion of tlus Agreement or wiIess otherwise specified herein. Buyer will acknowledge e_\istillg lease(s) by ill.itialing said !easels) at lime of 372
execution of this Agreement. 373
(B) Seller will not enter into any new leases, written extension of existing leases, if any, or add.itional!eases for the Property without the wrilten 374
eonsentofBllyer. 375
18. RECORDING (3~B5) This Agreement will not be recorded in the Office for tlle Recording of Deeds or in any other office or place of public 316
record, and if Buyer causes ur permits this Agreement to be recorded, Seller may elect to treat such act as a bre:Jch of this Agreement. 377
19. ASSIGN1\IENT (3-85) This Agreement will be binding upon the parties, their respective heirs, personal representatives, guardians and succes- 378
sors. and to the extent assignable, on the assigns of the parties hereto, it being expressly understood, however, that Buyer willuot transfer or assign 379
this Agreement without the written consent of Seller. 380
20. DEPOSIT & RECOVERY FUND (1-98) 381
(A) Deposits paid by Bnyer within 30 days of scttlement will be by cash, cashier's or certified check. Deposits, regardless of the [ann of payment 382
and the person designated as payee will be paid in U.S. Dollars, and will be paid to Broker or party identified in paragraph 3(8), who willrctaill 383
them in an escrow account nntil consummation or termination of this Agreement in confonnity with all applicable laws and regulations, Any 384
uncashed eheck tendered as deposit may be held pending the acceptance of this offer. 335
(B) In the event of a dispute over entitlement to deposit monies, a broker holding the deposit is required by the Rules and Regulations of the State 336
Real Estate Conunission (49 Pa. Code ~35.327) to retain tIle monies in escrow until the dispute is resolved. In the cvent of litigation for the 387
return of deposit monies. a broker will distribute the monies as directed by a fmal order of court or the written Agreement of the parties. Buyer 368
and Seller agree that, in the event any broker or affiliated licensee is joined in litigation for the return of deposit monies, the attorneys' fees and 3t\9
costs of the broker(s) and licensee(s) will be paid hy the party joining them. 390
(C) A Real Estate Recovery Fund exists to reimburse allY persons who have obtained a final civil judgment against a Pennsylvania real estate 391
licemee llwing to fraud, misrepresentation, or dcccit in a real estate transaction and who have been unable to collect the judgment aftcr exhaust- 392
ing alllcgaland equitable remedies. For complete details about the Fund, call (717) 783-3658, or 1-800-882-2113 (withill Pennsylvalu;l) and 393
(717)783-4854 (outsidePelUlsvlvaniu). 394
21. I'I;;INNED CO.MMUNITY (I-IOMEO'VNERASSOCIATION) NOTICE FOR PURPOSES OF RESALE ONLY (7-01) 395
[i{ NOT APPLICABLE 396
o APPLICABLE 397
(A) Buyer ad:nowJcdgcs thaI the Property is part of a planned community as ddined by tile Ulufoffil Planned Community Act. (See DefInition of 398
Planned Community NOlice for the definition contained in thc Act.) 399
(B) ~5407(il) of the Ad requires Seller to furnish Buyer with a copy of the Dcclaration (other than plats ;lIlt! pIms). the byl<lws, tIle rulesalllI reg- ~oo
illations of the association, and il CertiLicate containing the provisions set forth.in ~5407(a) uf the Act 401
(C) Within _ days of tIle execntion Df tillS Agn.."eJllent, Seller will submit a request to the association for a Certificate and the documents 402
necess.uy to enable Seller to comply with the Act. l1leAct provides that the associalioll is required to provide tIlese ducumenl<; withilllO days HI3
of Seller's request. 404
(D) Dnder tIlt: Act, Seller is llotliable 10 Buyer for the failwc or delay of the association to provide the Certificate in a tilltcly manner, nor is Seller ~05
liahle to Buyer for any erroneous information provided by the Association and included in the Certificate. 406
(E) Buyer lllay declare the Agreement VOID at any time beforc Buyer's receipt of tllC association documents and for 5 days thereaIter, OR until 407
settlement. whichever occurs fIrst. Buyer's notice declaring the Agreement void must be in writing; thereafter alL dcposit monies will be 408
renuned to Buyer. 409
(F) In the event the association has the right to bny the Property (right of fIrst refusal), and the association exercises that right, Seller will reim- 410
burse Buyer for all monies paid by Buyer on account of purcha~e price aud for any costs incurred by Buyer for: (I) Title ~earl.:h, title iJl,sur- 411
ance and/or mechanics lien insurance or fee for cancellation of same. if any; (2) Flood iosurance, fire insurance Witll extended coverage. mine 412
subsidence insurance, and cancellation fees, if any; (3) Appraisal fees <md charges paid in advance to mortgage lemler, if any; (4) Buyer's 413
CllStomarySettlementcoStSillldaccruals 414
22. 1\IAINTENANCE & RISK OF LOSS (1~9B) 415
lA) Seller wiUlDaintaiu the Property, grounds, fixtures, and any personal property specifically scheduled herein in its rre~cnt condition, nonnal 416
w~,arand tear excepted. 417
(B) In the event any system or appliance included in tIle sale of the Property fails and Seller does not repair or replace the item, Sellcr will promptly 4111
notify Buyer ill writing of Seller's choice to' 41!1
I. Repair or replace tIlt: failed system or applirulCe before settlement, or credit Buyer at settlement for tIle fair market value of tlle f:tiled sys- 420
tern or appliance (this option must he acceptable to the lender. if .my). In each case, Buyer accepts the Property and agrees to the 421
RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement, OR 422
2. Make no repairs or repla.;;ements and not credit Buyer at sNtIement for the fair market value of tile failed system or appl.iance, in which 423
case Buyer will nutify Seller ill writing within 5 days or before settlement, whichever is sooner. tIlat Buyer will: 424
a, Accept the Property .Uld agree to tIle RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of this Agreement. OR 425
b. Temunate this Agreement, in wltil.:h case all deposit monies paid on account of pmchase price win be retumed promptly to Buyer ~26
and tIlis Agreement will be VOID. 427
(C) Seller will bear risk of loss froln flre or other casu.llties until time of settlement. In tIle event of damage by rite or other casualties 10 any prop- 42t\
erty included in tills sale tIlUt is not repaired or repluced prior to settlellleut, Buyer will have the optioll of rescinding this Agreement and 429
promptly receiving all monies paid on account of purc!wse price or of accepting the Property in its then condition together witIl tIle. proceeds 430
of any lru;llrallce recovery obtainable by Seller. Buyer is hereby notifIed that Buyer lllilY itlSllIe Bllyer's e'lllitable iuterest ill this Property as of 431
the time ofexecutiollofthisAgreement. 432
23. WAIVER 0.1<' CONTINGENCIES (1-00) 433
ln the event tltis Agreement is contingent on Buyer's right to illSpect ruldlor repair tlle Property, Buyer's failure to exercise any of Buyer's oIllions 434
wilhin the timc limits spccified in the contingency provision(s) will constitnte a 'VAIVER of {liat contingency alld Buyer lIfcepl'i the 435
Property alld agrees to the RELEASE set forth in paragraph 24 of tlLis Agreement 436
2-l. RELEASE (1-00) Huyer hereby releases, qult claims and forever discharge.>;, SELLER, ALL BROKERS, their LICENSEES, EMPLOY. 437
EES, <lnd any OFFICER or PARTNER of Imy one of them and any other PERSON, FlRlVI, or CORrORATION who mar be liable by or 438
through lliem. from allY and all claims, losses or demands, including, but 1I0t limitt'tllu, personal injuries and propertr damage and all of ~39
the consequences thereof, whether now known or 1I0t, which mar arise from the presence of environmental hazards, any deficiencies in the 440
on-site water servke system, or any defects or conditions on the Properly. TlJis release wiU survivc settlement. 441
25. REPRESENTATIONS (1-00) 442
(A) Buyer understallds that any representations. claitns, advertising. promotional activities. brochures or plans of any kind made by Seller, Brokers, 443
their licensees, employees. officers. or pru1ners are nut a part of tltis Agreement, unless expressly incorporated or slateu in this Agreement. 44~
(B) H is understood that Bu}'er has inspected the Prollerty before signing tlLis Agreement tincluding lixturcs rmd an}' pcrsollall'ropert)' 445
spedl1cally scheduled herein), or has waived the right 10 do so, and has agreed to IlUrchase it in its present condition unless otherwise 446
stated in this Agreement. Buyer acknQwlcdgc~ tbat Brokel's, their licen,~ees, employees, olliccrs, or partners ha\'e not made an 447
indepeudent examination or determinatioll of the structural soundness of the Propert}', the age or condition of the components, envi- 448
ronmcnlal conditiollS, the permitted uses, or of l.:onditiollS existing in the locale where the prnJlcrty is ~itualed; nor have the}' made a ~49
mcchanical inspection of any uf Ihe s)'stems contained therein. 450
(C) It is lurrhc,r WlJC1StOOJ tllatlhis Agreement contains tile whule agreement Letweell ScHer and Buyer auu th~re are no olhLer terms, obligations, 451
covenams.. representations, st'.ltemeuts or c.onditiollS' ora! or othenv iSC.. of any kind what~o evcr C<Jllceming this sale. fUl1henllOfc. thiS~' e - ~ r152
ment wijj lIot be altered, amended, cl1rulgcd, or modified cxcepllll wntUlg executed by tIlC pmtles. ~ (. 1\ftJJ3
(D) The heactz' captions. ,1IlJ lll1e numbers III tIlis Agreement are IlIc:m1 only to make it casier to find the paragraphs. (,)9'"'~ 454
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(G) FUrllish fabe ur inctlll1plete infonnatiouto Selkr. Brnkcr(s), or the lender, if ,my. concerning Buyer's legal or fnmncia! status. or fail to coop-
erate in the processing of the financing application, which acts woulJ result ill Ule failure to obtailllhe approval of a financing commitmellt;
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then.in sllch case, Seller has the option of retaining all sums paid by Buyer, including the deposit munies, I) Oll account uf purchase price.
o!')'f as monies to be applied Ie Seller's damages. or 3) as li4wdated damages for such breach, as SeHer may elect, unless chel.:ked below.
kJ" SdJer i~ liImted tu retaiull1g sums paid by Buyer, indudiug deposit monies, as li4uidated damages. <:':t::J!F /rP{Ji;J..>ovl"\.
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furtJler liability or obligation and this Agreement will be VOID.
27. MEDtATION (7.96)
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o WAIVED. Buyer and Seller understand Uwt tlley may choose to mediate at a later date, sbould a dispute arise, but that there will be no ob-
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Rules and Procedures of the Home Sellers/Home Duyers Dispute Resolution System, Any agrecment reachcd through a mediation conference
and sib'11ed by the parties will be binding.
(B) Buyer [lIld Seller acknowledge that they have received, read, and understand the Rilles and Procedures of the Home Sc1lers/Home Buyers
Dispute Resolution System. (See Mediation Notice.)
(C) This agreement to mediate disputes arising from, this Agreement will survive selllement.
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Burel' acknowledges recehing a copr of this Agreement at the time of signing.
NOTICE TO PARTIES: WIlEN SIGNED, TIllS AGREEJ\.1ENT IS-A BINDIN~:CONTRAcr, Return by fac.~imile Iransmission (FAX) of this
Agreement, and all addenda, bearing the signatures of all parties, constitutes acceptance of thisAgrecment. Parties to this transaction arc advised
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Alld in consideration of tile services rendered in procuring the Buyer, Seller agrees to pay the Ilruued Bl'Okcr for Seller a fee uf
of/hom Ule herein specified sale price. In the event Buyer defaults hereunder, any monies paid on account will be divided
Seller, ,Broker for Seller, b!!.t in no event will Ule sum paid to th Broker for Seller be in ex.cess of tile above specified Broker's fee.
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ADDENDUM to AGREEMENT of SALE
This agreement made tins 23rd day of November 2002, by and between Thomas and
Gwenelh Mongelli herein aft..;r known as Seller and Frank Tamanin.i herein after known
as Buyer, both as regards to the property knO\VIl as 608 Williams Grove Rd,
Mechanicsburg, P A. This addendum shall be attached to and made part of the Agreement
of Sale dated 11/9102.
Property: approximately 20 acre portion which is the remainder of the 24 acre ,Parcel of
608 Williams Grove Rd, less the Seller's house and the approximately 2 acresto tlle
north of the power lines and less the three duplex apartments on West Valley St. totaling
approx,imatcly 2 acres.
This agreement is contingent upon the following Terms and Conditions:
1) Pmchase price is to be based upon $20,000.00 per acre. Exact price to be
detennined by actual Survey.
2) Due Diligence: Buyer will have 60 Days after execution of this contract to
perform Due Diligence on the Ptoperty. If1he buyer does not fmd the property
suitable, Buyer shall have the right to terrm~nat t is agree~e it on the 60-day
periodand-fmfelt all deposit monies. . ~ , ~
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3) Approvals: Buyer will have 6-months from e end of Due Diligence to gain the
approvals for the property to the Buyer's satisfaction at Buyer's sole cost and
expense. If at the end of the 6-month period, the application is still pending, then
buyer will have up to two 6.month extensions, at $5,000.00 per extension,
applicable to the"PurC11a.sePriee. Buyer "shall forfeit aU monies-paid per extension
in the event that the Buyer does not perform at the end of tlle apptoval period or
extensions thereof. ~
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4) Boundary to West: Buyer agrees to plaee a 5-wire high-tension fenee along the
border of Monroe and Upper Allen townships for the 20 acre tract ofland in ~
question upon ground breaking of any proposed improvements to the land at 0
Buyer's sole Cost and Expense. U _
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5) West Valley Street: Buyer agrees t<}jsubdivide the three clttpl=units referred to as
the' "~Wesl Va11ey'Street Apartmcnts'"at Buyer's sole C05tand Expense:
Subdivision of the West Valley Street Apartments will include onc~per
parceL-will'} a [owin emptJ bl.l.aJiug t,t partel ,:,r'~!lt~rl8et"\"\"H clupten t..o and
ffitpIelrlhme. Buyer will document Right ofWl\Y 10 these parcels in the Deed of
Record too be accessed via the lane aft Longmeadow Drive; formerly referred to as
- Longmeado\vE-x-tended 'ana-€UTrcnfly-ktiown as West Valley Street. -Buyer"
further agrees to sole Cost and Expense of Water and Sewer approval and
comiections for these parcels to coincide with inclusion 01 water and sewer for
. 'building lots contained with in the 20-acre portion.
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6) Northeastern Boundary: Sellers penuits buyer to assume right of way of power
lines to maximize building-lot potential of the 20-acre portion with one noted
exception. Buyer and Seller shall mutually agree upon division of properly
boundary as the right of way encroaches the southern most driveway o[the
residence. Further, Buyer agrees to sole Cost and Expense of creating a natural
buffer zone of evergreen pluntings to reach a minimum mature height of live feel
along this bOWldary at time of excavation of each lot or common area [ormjl1g lhis ~
boundary. Planting of saplings is permissible; any plantings which die during the
first 12 months of planting will be replaced with a like specimen at the Buyer's ~, 'I.
sole Cost and Expense with the same conditions to apply. ' ~
81 ,I actual Survey determi e p chase price to be less than "'/$
90,000.0 Boyer shall pay Seller the ifference b>t en actual SUl~ 1 ~ ~
value and $3 ,000.00 wit . thirty days of ,e ~16Pment rea in :VoSell-
through ofbuil . ontained within the 20 acre parceL
8) Closing: Witllln 30 days after receipt of all unappealable approvals and the filling
of the final map for subdivision.
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ADDENDUM TO AGREEMENT OF SALE
This agreement made this [O~ay of ItI..tU1 2004, by and between John T. and
Gweneth D. Mongelli and Derek and ~ Mongelli herein after known as Sellers
and Frank Tamanini herein after known as Buyer, both as regards to the property
known as 608 Williams Grove Road, Mechanicsburg, P A. TIris addendum shall be
attached to and made a part of the Agreement of Sale dated 11/9/02.
1. The Property to be conveyed at settlement includes .325 Acres in the Borough of
Mechanicsburg revested from the Mechanicsburg School District and recorded to in
Cumberland COlll1ty Courthouse Book 22, Page 226.
2. Sellers agree to give the Buyer an easement for the portion of the storm water
basin in Momoe Township to the rear oflots #'s 33 and 34.
3. Sellers and Buyer agree that it is better for the whole of the development that the
Sellers not retain the three housing structures referred to in paragraph #5 of the
addendum dated 11/23/02 and to instead use the land as building lots. Stmctures to
be demolished prior to substantially complete build-out of the neighborhood.
4. Sellers and Buyer agree to include the land refered to in paragraph #3 in tIris sale
and to increase the purchase price by $270,000.00. Total purchase price to be
$670,000.00. This paragraph is contingent upon Sellers and Buyer entering into a
mutually acceptable Agreement of Sale on the Seller's 70+/- acres on Momoe Twp.
5. Buyer agrees to give Sellers a sanitary sewer easement to their home as shown on
plan and to install sidewalk in front of Sellers home.
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ADDENDUM TO AGREEMENT OF SALE
TIns agreement made this _ day of 2004, by and between John T. and
Gweneth D. Mongelli and Derek and Denise Mongelli herein after known as Sellers
and Frank Tamanini herein after known as Buyer, both as regards to the property
known as 608 Williams Grove Road, Mechanicsburg, P A. TIns addendum shall be
attached to and made a part of the Agreement of Sale dated 1l/9/02.
1. The Property to be conveyed at settlement includes .325 Acres in the Borough of
Mechanicsburg revested from the Mechanicsburg School District and recorded to in
Ctunberland County Courthouse Book 22, Page 226.
2. Sellers agree to give the Buyer an easement for the portion of the stonn water
basin in Monroe Township to the rear oflots #'s 33 and 34.
3. Sellers and Buyer agree that it is better for the whole ofthe development that the
Sellers not retain the three housing stmctmes referred to in paragraph #5 of the
addendum dated 11/23/02 and to instead llse the lan.d as building lots. Structures to
be demolished prior to substantially complete build-out of the neighborhood.
4. Sellers and Buyer agree to include the land refered to in paragraph #3 in tIns sale
and to increase the purchase price by $270,000.00. Total pmchase price to be
$670,000.00. This paragraph is contingent upon Sellers and Buyer entering into a
mutually acceptable Agreement of Sale on the Seller's 70+/- acres on Monroe Twp.
5. Buyer agrees to give Sellers a sanitary sewer easement to their home as shown on
plan and to install sidewalk in front of Sellers home.
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STORM WATER EASEMENT AGREEMEf, t ~ IPY
THIS STORM WATER EASEMENT AGREEMENT ("Agreement") is made and entered into this
IO:dv day of September, 2004 by and among JOHN T. ~ONf~.'=.4:'J.an3 GWENETH .,MONGELI...f
whose residence address is 608 Williams Grove Road, Mechani~,.g:'tum 0 nty, Pennsylviilnia
("Mongelli") and TRINDLE STATION LLC, A Pennsylvania limited liability c an with C1dress of 3425
. Market Street, Camp Hill, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania ("Trindle").
BACKGROUND
A. Mongelli is the owner of 74.96 acre (more or less) tract of land situate in Monroe Township,
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, more particularly bounded and described In Exhibit A attached hereto
and made part hereof. Said tract of land is hereinafter referred to an the "Mongelli Tract."
B. Trindle is the owner of a 21.93 acre (more or less) tract of land situate in Upper Allen
Township and Mechanicsburg Sorou,gh, Cumberland County. Pennsy!vanla, more particularly bounded and
. described in Exhibit B attached hereto and made part hereof. Said tract of land is hereinafter referred to as
the ''Trindle Station Phase 1."
C. The lands comprising the Mongelli Tract and the lands comprising Trindle Station Phase 1
were previously one tract, said tract having been more particularly bounded and described in that certain
deed dated February 25, 20.02 between Susan C. Jones, John W. Jones and R. Bernard Weber (as
Grantors) and John T. Mongelli and Gweneth D. Mongelli (as Grantees) recorded in the Office of the
Recorder of Deeds for Cumberland County, Pennsylvania in Deed Book 250, Page 2782. The Mongelli
Tract and Trindle Station Phase 1 were subdivided by way of that certain plan entitled Trindle Station Phase
1 Final Plan (herinafter "Phase 1 Final Plan") dated , last revised and
recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds for Cumberland County. Pennsylvania, Plan Book _,
Page _' Trindle then acquired Trindle Station Phase 1 from Mongelli by way of a deed dated
, said deed having been recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds for
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania in Deed Book _, Page_.
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D. Pursuant to the Phase 1 Final Plan, Trindle further subdivided Trindle Station Phase 1 into
thirty seven (37) single family building lots, common areas, street rights-of-way and storm water
management facilities.
E. As a condition of subdivision approval, Trindle is required to construct certain storm water
management facilities. The majority of those storm water facilities are to be constructed upon Trindle
Station Phase 1.A portion of those storm water facilities are to be constructed on a portion of the Mongelli
Tract.
F. Trindle has now entered into an Agreement of Sale ("Agreement of Sale") with Mongelli for
the purchase of the Mongelli Tract.
G. Trindle desires to utilize the storm water management facilities constructed on the Mongelli
Tract and, if necessary, to modify and I or expand the storm water management facilities within the Mongelli
Tract in connection with Trindle's anticipated future development of the Mongelli Tract.
H. Mongelli wishes to reserve the right to Jointly utilize the storm water management facilities
localed upon the Mongelli Tract in the event that Trindle fails to acquire the Mongelli Tract and Mongelli later
develops the Mongelli Tract.
I. Mongelli and Trindle desire to enter into this Agreement to confirm their understanding
concerning the construction and maintenance of the storm water management facilities, as well as their
respective rights concerning the future USe of said storm water management facillties until Trindle purchases
the MongelliTract, it.at all.
J. Mongelli and Trindle desire to confirm their understanding in writing.
NOW THEREFORE, the parties hereto, each intending to be legally bound hereby. agree as follows:
1. Backqround. The background set forth above is incorporated herein.
2. Grant of Easement. For and in consideration of the sum of One ($1.00) Dollar, together with
other good and valuable consideration, receipt of Which is hereby acknowledged, Mongelli hereby grants to
Trindle a permanent easement upon a portion of the Mongelli Tract for the purpose of constructing and
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operating the aforementi.oned storm water management fadlity. The area of this permanent easement is
more particularly bounded, described and shown on Exhibit C, attached hereto and made part hereof.
2. PerPetual Easement, The easement set forth in Paragraph 2 of this Agreement, shown on
and described in Exhibit C, shall be a perpetual easement running with the land, subject to the provisions of
PaTOlgraph 12 of this Agreement.
3. Storm Water ManaQement Facilitv. The storm water management fadlity that is the subject
of this Agreement, comprising the area of the permanent easement upon the Mongelli Tract as well as
Trindle Station Phase 1, is more particularly bounded, desaibed and shown on Exhibit D, attached hereto
and made part hereof. Said storm waler management facility is hereinafter referred to as "Joint Storm Water
Facility."
4. ConstructiDn of Joint storm Water ManaQement facility. Trindle shalt have the absolute
right (but not the obligation) to construct, or cause to be constructed, the Joint Storm Water Management
Facility pursuant to the Phase 1 Final Plan. The construction of the Joint Storm Water Management Facility
shaH be at Trindle's sole cost and expense.
5. Grant of Temporary Construction Easement. In addition to the permanent easement
described in Paragraph 2 above, Mongelli also grants to irindle a temporary construction easement which
shall be fifty (50) feet in width and extend along the entire perimeter of the easement area shown and
described in Exhibit C. for the purpose of constructing the Joint Storm Water Management Facility. This
temporary construction easement is for the benefit of Trindle, his contTOlctors and said contractors'
contractors and employees. Upon completion of the Joint Storm Water Management Facility. this temporary
construction easement shall expire.
6. Grant of Maintenance Easement. In addition to the permanent easement described in
Paragraph 2 above and the temporary construction easement described in Paragraph 5 above. Mongelli
also grants to Trindle a permanent, perpetual maintenance easement which shall permit Trindle ingress and
egress to .the easement for the purposes of completing maintenance to the Joint Storm Water Management
Facility. This maintenance easement is for the benefit of Trindle, his contractors and said contractors'
contractors and employees.
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7. Restoration.. Trindle shall, at his sole cost and expense, restore any areas of the Mongelli
Tract disturbed in connection with the temporary construction area or in connection with the performance of
maintenance on the Joint Storm Water Management Facility.
a.Joint UselMonQelli. If constructed, the Joint Storm Water Management Facility shall be
utilized by Trindle for the purpose of storm water management in connection with Trindle Station Phase 1.
Until such time as the Mongelli Tract is developed by Trindle Dr Mongelli, the Joint storm Water
Management Facility shall not be modified Dr altered except as may be required by applicable governmental
authorities in connection with the Phase 1 Final Plan. Until such time 85 the Mongelli Tract Is developed,
Mongelli shall have not rights to use or enjoy the Joint storm Water Management Facility, and Trindle shall
be solely responsible for all costs associated with the maintenance and insurance of the Joint Storm Water
Management Facility. Mongelli shall have the right, in connection with the future development of the
Mongelli Tract (if Trindle does not purchase the Mongelli Tract), to utilize the Joint Storm Water
Management Facility in connection with 1he future development of the Mongelli Tract. In the event that the
Joint Storm Water Management Facility requires modification for use by Mongelli, then in that event,
Mongelli shall make such modifications at MongerH's sole cost and expense. Any such utilization by
Mongelli should not prejudice, in any way, the use of the Joint Storm Water Management Facility by Trindle
for Tondle Station Phase 1.
9. Maintenance. The word "maintenance" as used throughout this Agreement shall be broadly
construed and shall specifically mean routine maintenance, mowing, repair, replacement and all other costs
of operating and maintaining the Joint Storm Water Management Facility.
10. Shared Costs. If Mongefliutilizes the Joint Storm Water Management Facility in connection
with Mongelli's future development of the Mongelli Tract, Mongelli, either through Mongelli or through a
homeowners' association created in connection with said future development, shall be required to pay a
portion of the cost of the maintenance and insurance of the Joint Storm Water Management Facility. The
allocation of such costs shall be as Mongelli and Trindle shall mutually agree. In the event that Mongelli and
Trindle cannot agree as the allocation of costs then said costs shall be shared equally by Mongelli and
Trindle.
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11. Subdivlsion/Monqslli Tract. Mongelli shalf, in connection with any future subdivision and I
or land development of or any portion of the Mongelli Tract that may require the utilization of the Joint Storm
Water Management Facility, and prior to construelion of the same, provide written notice to Trindleof said
subdivision or development and shall provide plans and specifications with respeel to any modifications or
changes which may be required to be made to the Joint Storm Water Management Facility. together with a'
proposal for any changes to the existing allocation of costs outlined in Paragraph 9 above. Trindle shall
thereafter have ninety (90) days to reject said plans, specifications and cost allocation with respect to such.
proposed modifications. Trindle's failure to reject said plans, specifications or allocations within that ninety
(gO) day period will thereafter ael as a deemed acceptance by Trindls.
12. Bindinq Effect: .Association. This Agreement shalf be binding upon and shall inure to the
benefit of Trindle and Mongelli, their respective heirs, administrators, successors and assigns. Mongelli
further acknowledges that Trindle has organized or will organize a homeowners' association [known as
Trindle Station Homeowners' Association, or hereinafter ("Association")] and that the benefits and burdens of
this. Agreement, including but not limed to any future obligations conceming the Joint storm Water
Management Facility shall be between Mongelli and AssoCiation.
13. Termination_lfTrindle fails to construct the Joint Storm Waler Management Facility within
sixty (60) months after recording of the Phase 1 Final Plan, then, in that event, Mongelli shall have the right,
at Mongelli's option, upon written notice to Trindle (or Association, as applicable) to revoke this Agreement
and the easements created hereby pursuant to a recordabie instrument recorded in the Office of the
Recorder of Deeds of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
14_ Entire Aqreement. This Agreement contains the . entire agreement between Trindle and
Mongelli with respect to the grant of the easements and the Joint Storm Water Management Facility.
15. Govern.nq Law. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with
local laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
16. Recordinq. This Agreement shall be recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, at Trindle's expense.
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17. Amendment. This Agreement shall not be amended, modified or altered except in writing
signed by Mongelli and Trindle. and recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of Cumberland County,
Pennsylvania.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto, each intending to be legally bound, have caused this
Agreement to be' signed and delivered, in duplicate, as of the day and year first above written.
WITNESS:
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
: ,ss:
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
On this the ..&ii day of ~~ 2004, before me, the undersigned officer,
personally appeared JOHN T. MONGELLI, kn wn to me (or satisfactorily provenl to be the person whose
name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged that he executed the same for the
purposes therein contained.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
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Notary Public
NOT ARtAL SEAL
I VICKIE R. WELKER, Notary Public
C<imp Hill 601"0., Cumberland County
,....-:.~'iS~~~~~?:~. Explres M~rcl1 4, 2007
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYlVANIA
: ss:
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
On this the Ifjj day of ~>>.Jj,L , 2004, before me, the undersigned officer, .
personally appeared GWENETH D. MON~E I, known to me for satisfactorily proven) to be the person
whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged that she executed the same for
the purposes therein contained.
1f~Au- L'Uld
Notary Public
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND~
On this the /(}P!' day of ,-2004, before me, the undersigned officer,
personally appeared Derek A. Mongelli, knoWn to be (or satisfactl;Jrily proven) to be t e,
person whose name is subscribed to the within instn,ment, and acknowledged that he
executed the same for the purposes therein contained.
In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my ha7nd ~n/ of~c~ieal. #" t(,.lt I' A,..
NOTARIAL SEAl // ~/l- ~
VICKIE R, WELKER, Nolary Public ~otary Public
camp Hill ByrD., C~mborland County
__ My COiiIITlIS51Or. Oplres. M~rch 4.2007
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
NOTARIAL SEAL
VICKIE. R. WELKER, NOlary Public
Camp H,li Bora., ClImcerland County
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
: .as:
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
.
.
On this the /O.1J. day of ~ . 2004, before me, the undersigned officer,
personally appeared FRANK P. TAMANINI, 0 acknowledged himself to be the managing member of
Trindle Station. LLC. and that he as managing member. being authorized to do so, executed .the foregoing
instrument for the purpose therein oontained by signing the name Of the limited liability company by himself as
managing member. .
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my hand and official seal.
NOTARIAL SEAL
VICKIE R, WELKER, Nolary Public
Camp Hill Boro., Cumberland County
M' Comlnissioe ev.pires Marc" 4, 2007
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
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COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
RECORDED on this
the said County, in DEED BOOK
day of
,PAGE
A.D. 2004. in the Recorder's Office of
Given under my hand end the seal of the said Office, the date above written.
. Rec:order
After Recording Retum to;
Robert M. Walker
Johnson, Duffie. Stewart & Weidner
301 Marl<et Street
P.O. Box 109
Lemoyne, PA 17043-0109
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.EXHIBITA
(Description of Mongelli Tract)
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.LEGAL DESClUPTION FOR RESIDUAL LOT
OF GWENTH D.&..JOHN T. MONGELLI
SITUATED IN MONROE TOWNSHIP,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
BEGINNING 1It.a inm pin at the intersection of the southwest oomer oflanda now or fOIll:lel"ly
ofKeOlleth 1. Stone:and the north eastern comer ofland now or fonnerly of GwenthD.& John
T. Mongelli; thence .along Stone North 73 degrees 06 minutes 56 seccmdsEast, a distance of
2m .09 feet; thence along StOlle NPIth 63 d~43 minutes21 seconds East, a distanoo of
197.95 feet to the boundary of Monroe and Upper Allen ToWIl!lhip; thence along said boundmy
So\llh 03 degrees 46 minutes 49 seconds East, a distance of 1, 151.47 feet; thence alongla.nd8
now or fuIllllll'ly of Samuel R. Needy and Donald 8r. Donna K.. Miller SotJtb 72 degrees 15
minutes 00 seamds West, adistam:e ofI;582.06 feet to the 25' -dedit:ated tight-of-WIlY line of
Sinclair Road; thence continuing on the SallIe bearing a distJw~ of27.02 .feet to the centerline of
Sinclair .ROOd; thence along the centerline of Sinclllir Road by a curve to the right having a. rarlius
of614.36 feet, an IIrC length of222.29 feet, a chord bearing of'North29 degrees 13 minutes 14
lIeC01Ids West, II chord distance of221.08 feet; thence continuing aloDg Sinclair Road tbe
following seven (7) CDurses;
1. North 20 degrees 43 minutes 45 .sec:0nd5WeSt, a distance of 685.13 feet,
2. North 17 degrees 22 minutes 29 IleCOnds West, a dilltance of 281. 71) feet,
3. A curve to the left having a radius of423.16 feet, an arc length ofl77.l6 feet" a chord
bearing ofNorth 31 degrees 09 minntes 58 seconds West, a chord distance of 175.87 feet,
4. North4j degrees 01:minutes 20 seconds West, II db'"tlmce ofI7!!.28 feet,
S. A CUIVe to the right having a tllrli11s of316.83 feet, an arc leIlgth of 23 9.73 feet, a chord
bwring of North 24 degrees46 minutes 00 5eCOnds West, a chord distance of234.05 feet,
6. North OS degrees 00 minutes 07 seconds West, a di.stance of47.65 feet,
7. North 07 degrees 19 miuutes 20 3eCOmlS West, a distance of 307,63 :feet;
Thence North 31 degrees 17 minutes 35 seconds East, a distance of259.79 feet; thence along
lands ;now or funnerly of Rodger M. & Doris E. Jumper South 88 degrees 12 minutes 25 seconds
Ea.st,a distance of 190.00 feet; thence South 73 degrees 27 minutes 25 seconds E38l., a distance
of 1,555.76 feet; thence along StrJne South 13 degrees 47 minute:; 02 seconds East, a distance of
238.86f-eet to the point of beginning.
Containing 3,265,277 square fuel: or 74.96 acres.
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EXHIBIT B
(Description ofTrindle Station Phase 1)
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION FOR TRINDLE STATION
SITUATED IN vyr.E'R ALLEN &; MECBANICSBUltGBOROUGH.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
BEGINNlNG at the intersection of the westem right-of-way of Williams Grove Road
with the northern property line of lands now or formerly of St.Paul' s United Church of Christ;
thence.a!ong St. Paul's Chwt:h, William C. & Marie C. Vassey, and Samuel R Neely South 72
degrees IS minutes 00 seconds West, a distance of 1,146.42 feet;thence.along the IIIIlIIi.cipal
bounda:ry line ofMonroe& Upper Allen TtlWIIShip.North 03 degrees 46 minutes 49 seconds
West, a distance of!, 15 1.47 feet; thence along lands now or formerly of Kenneth 1. Stone North
63 degrees 43 minotes21 seconds :East, a distance of 409.55 feet10 the municipal bOUlldary of
Upper Allen Townswp & Mechauicsburg Borough; thence through Mechanicsburll BlmlIlgh
Nonh 64 degrees 12 minutes 21 seconds ElIllt, a distance of 40.51 feet; thence along lands now
or formerly ofMechanicsbutg Area SchooLDistrict South 20 degreell 07 minotllll 19 seconds
East, a distance. of275. 00 fi=et; thence South 70 degrees 32 minutes 01 seconds West, a distance
of 66.72 feet to the municipal boundary line ofMechanicsburg Borough lII1d Upper Allen
T[lWlI!lbip; thence along said municipal bounda1y line South 14 degrees 32 minutes 29 seconds
East, a distance oDB1. 71 feet; thence along Mechanicsburg Area SchooLDistrict North 73
degrees 09 minutes 29 seconds East, a disbmce of 79132 feet; thence.along lands now or
fannerly of Carl R & Sandra L. Little South 26 degrees 02 minutes 29 seconds West, a distaDce
0[7657 feet; thence along Littie South 63 degrees 57 minutes 31 seconds East, a distance of
98-49 feet to the western right-of-way line of Williams Grove Road; thence along Williams
Grow Road by a curve 10 the left baving uadius of2,894.93 feet, an8tC length of498.37 feet, a
chord bearing of South 20 degrees 40 minutes 26 .~Iids V(est~ .4 cbord distance of 497 .76 feet
to the point ofbegimring.
Containing 955,301 square feet or 21.93 aCTl.'S.
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EXHIBIT C
(Plan and Description for Permanent Easement)
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STORM SEWER EASEMENT C
TRINDLE STATION
MONROE TOWNSHIP, CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Beginning at a fence post along the southern property line oflands now or
formerly of Kenneth L Stone; thence along Stone North 63 degrees 43 minutes 21
seconds East a distance of 197.95 feet to the municipal boundary line of Monroe and
Upper Allen Township; thence along said mwricipal boundary South 03 degrees 46
minutes 49 seconds East, a distance of27.06 feet; thence through lands now or formerly
ofGwcnthD. & John T. Mongclli South 63 degrees 43 minutes 21 seconds West, a
distance of89_95 feet; thence through Mongelli South 81 degrees 21 minutes 35 seconds
East, a distance of 85,09 feet to the above mentioned municipal bOlindm"y line; thence
along said municipal boundary line South 03 degrees 46 minutes 49 seconds East. a
distance ofl68.42 feet; thence through lands ofMongeJIi North 66 degrees 35 minutes
49 seconds West, a distance of234.07 feet; thence through Mongelli North 05 degrees 29
minutes 26 seconds West, a distance of33.73 feet; thenl;e through Mongelli South 73
degrees 06 minutes 56 seconds West, a distance of 186.3 7 feet; thence through Mongelli
North 63 degrees 40 minutes 1 o seconds West, a distance of 172.53 feet; thence through
Mongelli North 26 degrees 19 minutes 50 seconds East, a distance of25.00 feet; thence
through Mongelli South 63 degrees 40 minutes 10 seconds East, a distance of 162.63
feet; thence along the common property line of Mongelli and lands now of formerly of
Kenneth I. Stone North 73 degrees 06 minutes 56 seconds East, a distance of209.33 feet
to the point of beginning. See Exhibit "C" attached hereto for easement location.
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LEGAL DESCRIPTION
STORM SEWER EASEMENT D
TRINDLE STATION
UPPER ALLEN TOWNSHIP & MONROE TOWNSmp
CUMEERLANDCOUNTY
Beginning at a fence post along the southem properly line of lands now or
fOIlIIerly ofKeIIlleth I. Storie; thence along Stone North 63 degrees 43 minutes 21
seconds East a distance of341.00 feet; thence through Lot 36 ofTrindle Station South 68
degrees 11 minutes 30 seconds East, a distance of21 1.11 feet; thence through Lot 36
South 88 degrees 48 minutes 01 seconds East, a distance of27.35 feet to thewestem
right-of-way of Street 2; thence along the right-of-way of Street 2 South 34 degrees 36
minutes 29 seconds West, a distance of29.91 feet; thence through Lot 35 North 88
degrees 48 minutes 01 seconds West, a distance ofl5.51 feet; thence through Lot 35
North 63 degrees 11 minutes 30 seconds West, a distance of204.41 feet; thence through
Lot 35, Lot 34, and lands nor offoIlIlerly of Gwenth D. & John T. Mongelli South 63
degrees43 minutes 21 seconds West,.a distance of 232.20 feet; thence through Mongelli
and Lot 34 South 81 degrees 21 minutes 35 seconds East, a distance of 146.59 feet;
thencc through Lot 34 and Lot 35 North 54 degrees 33 minutes 17 seconds East, a
distance of 81.78 feet; thence through Lot 35 South 65 degrees 46 minutes 04 seconds
East, a distance of 178.21 feet to the western right-of-way ofStraet 2; thence along the
right-of-way of Street 2 by a curve to the left having a radius ofl75.00 feet, an arc length
of25.68 feet, a chord bearing of South 11 degrees 12 minutes 58 seconds West, a chord
distance of25.60 feci; thence through Lot 34 North 65 degrees 46 minutes 04 seconds
West, a distance ofl69.65 feet; thence South 54 degrees 33 minutes 17 seconds West, a
distance of 84.29 feet; thence South 04 degrees 00 minutes 17 seconds East, a distance of
104.70 feet; thence through Lot 33 South 48 degrees 20 minutes 12 seconds East, a
distance of64.12 feet; thence through Lot 33 and Lot 32 South 66 degrees 40 minutes 48'
seconds East, a distance of221.38 feet to the western right-of-way of Street 2; thence
along the right-of-way of Street 2 by a curve to right a radius of 125.00 feet, an arc length
ofl1.56 feet, a chord bearing of South 19 degrees 42 minutes 09 seconds West, a chord
distance of 11.56 feet; thence continuing along Street 2 South 22 degrees 21 minutes 24
seconds West, a distance of] 3.46 feet; thence through Lot 31 and Lot 30 North 66
degrees 40 minutes 48 seconds West, a distance of 178.53 feet; thence through Lot 30
South 22. degrees 21 minutes 24 seconds West, a distance ofl3Ll4 feet to the right-of-
way of Street 3; thence along the right-of-way of Street 3 North 67 degrees 38 minutes 36
seconds West a distance of25.00 feet; thence through Lot 29 North 22 degr,:es 21
minutes 24 seconds ElIBt, a distance of 131.56 feet; thence through Lot 29 North 66
degrees 40 minutes 48 seconds West a distauce of22.84 feet; thence. North 48 degrees 20
mioutes 12 seconds West a distance of 45.60 feet; thence through Lot 29 South 66
degrees 33 minutes 40 seconds West, a distance of 19.70 feet; thence through Lot 29 and
Mongelli North 66 degrees 35 minutes 49 seconds West, a distance of277.58 feet; thence
through Mongelli North 05 degrees 29 minutes 26 seconds West, a distance of33.73 feel;
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thence through Mongelli South 73 degrees 06 minutes 56 seconds West, a distance of
18637 feet; thence through Mongelli North 63 degrees 40 minutes 10 seconds West, a
distance of 172.53 feet; thence through Mongelli North 26 degrees 19 minutes 50 seconds
East, a distance of 25.00 feet; thence through Mongelli South 63 degrees 40 minutes 10
seconds East, a distance of 162_63 feet; thence along the common property line of
Mongelli and lands now offollllerly of Kenneth 1. Stone North 73 degrees 06 minutes 56
seconds East, a distance of209.33 feet to the point of beginning. See :Exhibit "D"
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This agreement made tllls 2310 day of November 2002, by and between Thomas amI
Gwenelh Mongelli herein afkr Imown as Seller anu frank Tamanini herein aftcr known
as Buyer, both as regards to the property known as 608 Williams Grove Rd,
Mcchanicsburg, P A. This addendwn shall be attached to and made part of the Agreement
of Sale dated 11/9/02.
Property: approximately 20 acre portion which is the remainder of the 24 acre ,Parcel of
608 Williams Grove Rd, less the Seller's house and the approximately 2 acrcs'to the
north of the power lines and less the three duplex apartments on West Valley St. totaling
approximately 2 acres.
This agreement is contingent upon the following Terms and Conditions:
1) Purchase price is to be based upon $20,000.00 per acrc. Exact price to be
determined by actual Survey.
2) Due Diligence: Buyer will have 60 Days after execution of this contract to
perform Due Diligence on the Property. If the buyer does not fInd the property
suitable, Buyer shall have the right to terminat" t lis agree~el it'n the 60-day
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approvals for the property to the Buyer's satisfaction at Buyer's sole cost and
expense. Ifat the end of the 6-month period, the application is still pending, then
buyer will have up to two 6-month extensions, al $5,000.00 per extension,
applicable to the'Purc1wsePrice. Buycr'shall forfeit all monies-paid per extension ,-
in the event that the Buyer does not pcrform at the end of the approval period or
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border of Monroe and Upper Allen townships for the 20 acre tract ofland in ~
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parcel with a fourth empt) Luaaiug Lt parcel ,-.,.,~~tr>r!getwc.Gn J1:Ipte.L 1..0 Hnu
€I-tt~ Buyer wiII.documcnt Right ofW&y to these parcels in the Deed of
Record to be accessed via the lane aft Longmcadow Drive; formerly referred to as
. LongmeadowE-xtended'anaeurrcnflyk-I1own as WcstV,i11cy Street. -Buyer-
further agrees to sole Cost and Expense of Water and Sewer approval and
conriectiorts rot these parcels to coincide with inclusion 01 water [Lnd se\ver for
"building lots contained with in the 20-acre portion.
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6) Northeastern Bowldary: Sellers permils buyer to asslune right o[way of power
lines 10 m~L'{il11izc building-lot potential of the 20-acre portion with one noted
exception. Buyer and Seller shall mutually agree upon division of property
boundary as the right of way encroaches the southem most driveway of the
residence. Futther, Buyer agrees to sole Cost i.U1d Expense of creating a natural
buffer zone of evergreen phmtings to reach a minimum mature height of five feel
along this boundary at time of excavation of each lot or common area [omljng this ~
boundary. Planting of saplings is permissible; any plantillgs which die during the I
first 12 months ofplantillg will be replaced with a like specimen at the Buyer's _ "- \.
sole Cost and Expense with the same conditions to apply. ~~
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90,000.0 Buyer shall pay Seller the iff ere nee ~n t actual Sw"Ve.y~ c 1
value and $3 ,000.00 witjI' thirty days aftIc ~lbpmentrca in %Scll-
through of buj] , ts-tOntaincd within the 20 acre parcel.
8) Closing: Within 30 days after receipt of all unappealable approvals and the filling
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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLAlNTIFFS
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
Plaintiffs
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P.
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that on the date indicated below, I caused a true and correct copy
of the foregoing Petition for Injunctive Relief to be hand-delivered to the below-listed party, in the instant
maner, addressed as follows:
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Dated: May _, 2006
Brian Caffrey, Esquire
Saidis Flower & Lindsay, P.c.
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
SAIDIS,
FLOWER &
LINDSAY
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26 West High Street
Carlisle,PA
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
Plaintiffs
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, LLC and
FRANK P. T AMANINI, individually and as :
Agent for TRINDLE STATION, LLC,
Defendants
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA
: No. 06-1908 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
NOTICE TO PLEAD
You are hereby notified to plead in response to the following new matter and
counterclaim within twenty days after service or a judgment could be entered against you.
Date: S--S -Db
Saidis, Flower & Lindsay
. Caffrey, Esquire
Attorney ID #42667
26 West High Street
Carlisle, P A 17013
Phone: 717.243.6222
Fax: 717.243.6510
Attorneys for Defendants
SAlOIS,
FLOWER &.
LINDSAY
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26 West High Street
Carli.sle,PA
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
Plaintiffs
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA
: No. 06-1908 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, LLC and
FRANK P. T AMANINI, individually and as :
Agent for TRINDLE STATION, LLC,
Defendants
DEFENDANTS' ANSWER
1. Admitted.
2. Admitted.
3. Admitted.
4. Admitted, except that Trindle Station, LLC is a limited liability company.
5. Denied as stated. John Mongelli and Gweneth Mongelli didn't sign the
agreement until November 23, 2002. Derek Mongelli and Denise Mongelli signed the
agreement on December 15, 2002. Furthermore, the buyer in the agreement is listed as
"Frank Tamanini and/or assigns."
6. Denied as stated. According to the addendum itself, the sellers are
Thomas and Gweneth Mongelli.
7.
Admitted in part and denied in part. Defendants deny that on or about
May 10, 2004 Tamanini contacted Plaintiffs regarding his desire to acquire the rental
apartments. Defendants admit that on May 10, 2004 Plaintiffs and Tamanini executed an
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addendum to the November 9, 2002 agreement, a copy of which appears as Exhibit "C"
to the complaint. That addendum speaks for itself, and Defendants therefore deny
Plaintiffs' characterizations of the addendum.
8. Admitted.
9. Admitted in part and denied in part. John Mongelli told Mr. Tarnanini that
he wanted a swale, but this discussion occurred after the stormwater easement agreement
was signed. There was no connection between John Mongelli's request for a swale and
his willingness to sign the stormwater easement agreement. Mr. Tarnanini did have a
swale installed, the description of which in the last sentence of paragraph 9 is accurate.
The swale was not necessary either to comply with Mr. Tarnanini's contract obligations
or to prevent post-development water flow from exceeding pre-development water flow
to properties which existed prior to the development.
10. Denied as stated. Paragraph 6 of the agreement which appears as Exhibit
"B" speaks for itself, and Defendants therefore deny Plaintiffs' characterizations of the
document.
11. Denied. Lots 4 and 5 have not been completely excavated.
12. Denied as stated. Paragraph 4 of the agreement which appears as Exhibit
"B" speaks for itself, and Defendants therefore deny Plaintiffs' characterizations of the
document. Furthermore, in about September, 2004 Plaintiffs told Mr. Tarnanini that they
no longer wanted the fence, because they didn't intend to allow their tenant to use the
affected land for cattle grazing.
13. Admitted.
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14. Admitted.
15. Admitted.
16. Admitted.
17. Denied. Trindle Station was not required to construct the sidewalks by
any contract or government regulation. It did so in order that students could walk from
the Peachtree development to Mechanicsburg High School.
18. Admitted.
19. Admitted.
20. Denied as stated. The stormwater facilities were constructed so that post-
development flows of water would not exceed pre-development flows to properties which
existed prior to the development. Furthermore, the proper terminology is stormwater
retention facilities, not detention facilities.
COUNT I - BREACH OF CONTRACT
21. Each paragraph set forth above is incorporated herein by reference.
22. Defendants admit that Trindle Station has completed sidewalk and paving
inlprovements for the Trind1e Station Phase I project to all areas of the WilliaDls Grove
Road right-of-way including work done in a southerly direction to and even within the
existing neighboring development known as Peachtree. Defendants deny that Trind1e
Station failed to complete said improvements in the area which crosses Plaintiffs'
retained property. In fact, when Trindle Station's contractor was on the site, he asked
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FlOWER &
LINDSAY
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26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA
John Mongelli how he wanted the ends of the sidewalks finished (i.e., flush with the
existing grade or some other alternative). Mr. Mongelli couldn't decide how he wanted
the ends of the sidewalks to be fmished, but he wanted time to think about it.
Consequently, the contractor simply stopped at the end of the sidewalk. This in no way
can be construed as a breach of any obligation on the part of Trindle Station.
23. Defendants deny that Trindle Station "failed" to install the evergreen
buffer. Trindle Station offered to plant saplings, in accordance with the parties'
agreement; however, the Mongellis refused, demanding larger trees. Trindle Station
provided the Mongellis with an estimate of the cost of larger trees, but they never
responded. This in no way can be construed as a breach of any obligation on the part of
Trindle Station.
24. Defendants deny that Trindle Station has "failed" to install the fence.
Paragraph 12 above is incorporated herein by reference.
25. Defendants deny that as a result of any failure on their part, "construction
and improvement apparatus" have traveled across Plaintiffs' retained farm ground in
Monroe Township danJaging crops and causing losses to Plaintiffs. In fact, construction
vehicles traversed this land with John Mongelli's pennission and under his supervision.
No crops were on this land, only grass. Mr. Mongelli gave the construction workers
access to this land, and over a very small area, for the purposes of building the
development.
26. Defendants admit that Trindle Station removed considerable anJounts of
topsoil, but deny that it failed to complete final grading or left the retained property
unsuitable for agricultural purposes. If Plaintiffs are referring to the parcel surrounding
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FlOWER &
LINDSAY
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John's and Gweneth's house as the "retained property," those Plaintiffs did not even use
that property for any agricultural purposes.
27. Defendants deny that approximately lO acres of farmland have been
daDlaged as the result of any failure of Trindle Station.
28. Defendants, after reasonable investigation, are without knowledge or
information sufficient to form a belief as to monetary estimates of daDlage to Plaintiffs'
crops. Defendants deny that $10,000 worth of crops have been daDlaged as the result of
any failure on the part of either Defendant.
29. Defendants deny that Trindle Station "attempted" to construct a drainage
swale and retaining wall to prevent drainage onto Plaintiffs' retained property, that the
work is not complete, and that Plaintiffs' property has had significant aDlounts of
stormwater runoff. In fact, Trindle Station had its contractor construct the swale and
retaining w.a!l according to the specifications and under the supervision of John Mongelli.
The construction of the swale and the wall is complete. The sw.a!e and the wall were not
necessary either to comply with Mr. TaDlanini's contract obligations or to prevent post-
development water flow from exceeding pre-development water flow to properties which
existed prior to the development. There is no significant storm water running from
Trindle Station's land to the Mongelli's land.
30.
Denied. There is nothing to correct. Paragraph 29 above is incorporated
herein.
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31. Defendants deny that any deficiencies were brought to Trindle Station's
attention in a tinlely manner. There are no deficiencies. Defendants deny that the
stormwater management system as provided by Trindle Station failed at any time.
32. Defendants deny that Trindle Station, through Tamanini, agreed to
complete the water management system with haste and "offered to contemplate" the
addition of a French field drain and grate system. In fact, John Mongelli made the
statement that he wanted a French drain on Lot No. I ofTrindle Station Phase I in the
latter part of 2004, before the Trindle Station development was even approved. Trindle
Station's engineer showed John Mongelli that a French drain wouldn't be appropriate or
effective. There are no deficiencies to correct. Defendants admit that no action is
forthcoming to correct deficiencies that don't exist.
33. Admitted.
34. Defendants admit that the plan calls for sidewalks, but deny that it calls for
curb ramps at driveways.
WHEREFORE, Defendants demand judgment in their favor and against
Plaintiffs, with costs of suit.
COUNT II - SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE
35. Each paragraph set forth above is incorporated herein by reference.
36. Denied. Trindle Station has completed the sidewalks for all portions of
the proj ect as required.
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FLOWER &
LINDSAY
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26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA
37. Defendants admit that Trindle Station has completed the transition raDlps
at Peachtree and WilliaDls Way, but deny that it has failed to complete the work at
Plaintiffs' two driveways. Defendants incorporate herein paragraph 22 above.
38. Defendants deny that Trindle Station has "failed" to provide asphalt
paving to restore the driveway entrances to their pre-construction condition. The
Mongellis stated that they intended to resurface their driveway and possibly to fill in
portions of the driveway. To now claim that these circumstances somehow constitute a
breach on the part of Trindle Station is disingenuous.
39. Defendants deny that Trindle Station, through TaDlanini, has failed to
adequately explain any failures to complete required work. Defendants further deny that
Trindle Station has failed to complete the required work; consequently, there is nothing to
explain.
40. Defendants, after reasonable investigation, are without knowledge or
information sufficient to form a belief as to what Plaintiffs believe. Defendants admit
that Trindle Station has an agreement with E. G. Stoltzfus, a new home/residential
builder, to purchase lots within Trindle Station Phase 1.
41. Defendants admit that Trindle Station has conveyed at least an equitable
interest in no fewer than one-third of the lots in Trindle Station Phase I to E. G. Stoltzfus.
42.
Defendants deny that, in conveying said lots, Trindle Station failed to
meet its obligations under the terms ofthe agreements with the Plaintiffs in providing a
buffer and water management system. Furthermore, the conveying of the lots has
nothing to do with the buffer or the stormwater management system.
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43. Defendants, after reasonable investigation, are without knowledge or
information sufficient to form a belief as to what Plaintiffs learned from representatives
ofE. G. Stoltzfus. However, Defendants deny the suggestion that Stoltzfus or any other
subsequent owner can merely disregard the land development plan or perpetuate any
nuisance affecting the Mongellis' land.
44. Defendants, after reasonable investigation, are without knowledge or
information sufficient to form a belief as to what concerns Plaintiffs. Defendants deny
that Trindle Station has shown a willful disregard to complete the terms of the
agreements between the parties.
45. Defendants, after reasonable investigation, are without knowledge or
information sufficient to form a belief as to what Plaintiffs fear. Defendants deny that
Trindle Station has failed to meet its obligations. Defendants further deny that Plaintiffs
will be irreparably harmed, or their retained properties will be devalued or Trindle Station
or Tamanini unjustly enriched.
46. Defendants deny that Plaintiffs performed their obligations under the
agreements in a timely or sufficient manner. Defendants admit that Plaintiffs
accommodated Trindle Station's schedule, but, after reasonable investigation, are without
knowledge or information sufficient to form a belief as to what Plaintiffs' expectations
were. Defendants deny that there are any deficiencies in the stormwater management
system.
47. If Plaintiffs are referring to the "real estate" defined in paragraph 5 of the
complaint, Defendants admit that it is unique. Furthermore, Plaintiffs conveyed this
unique real estate to Trindle Station on September 10, 2004.
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FLOWER &
LINDSAY
A1llJ1UUl:wu.lAW
26 West High Street
Ca.rlisle,PA
48. Defendants deny that Plaintiffs will be irreparably harmed if Trindle
Station continues to convey lots. Defendants deny that Trindle Station has failed to
perform any "prior obligations." Defendants further deny that "current and future owners
of conveyed lots have no obligation with Plaintiffs to meet the terms of the agreements
established between the parties." The stormwater easement agreement between John
Mongelli and Gweneth Mongelli and Trindle Station provides in paragraph 16 that the
agreement "shall be recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of Cumberland
County, Pennsylvania. . . ." Defendants deny the suggestion that Stoltzfus or any other
subsequent owner can merely disregard the land development plan or perpetuate any
nuisance affecting the Mongellis' land.
49. Defendants deny that Plaintiffs have no remedy at law. Their remedy at
law is called money damages, to the extent Plaintiffs can prove any. Defendants further
deny that Trindle Station has failed to live up to the terms of any agreement between it
and Plaintiffs.
50. Defendants, after reasonable investigation, are without knowledge or
information sufficient to form a belief as to whether Plaintiffs "contemplated" or
"foresaw" the terms of the agreements. Defendants admit that the parties willingly
signed the agreements.
51. Defendants, after reasonable investigation, are without knowledge or
information sufficient to form a belief as to what concerns Plaintiffs. Defendants deny
that Trindle Station's actions show a willful disregard or purposeful violation of the
agreements thus devaluing Plaintiffs' "total compensation and position in the agreement
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FLOWER &
LINDSAY
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while unjustly inflating the standing ofTrindle Station." Furthermore, Defendants do not
understand the meaning of the quoted language from paragraph 51 of the complaint.
52. Defendants deny that the value of Plaintiffs' retained properties will be
irreparably devalued by any accelerated volume or rate of water runoff, the existence and
risk of which Defendants deny, onto the 608 Willianls Grove Road Property or the large
water retention pond that occupies lands in Monroe Township with a drain system across
the property.
53. Defendants deny that justice requires that Plaintiffs be granted specific
performance ofthe terms of the agreements between the parties or that Trindle Station be
ordered to comply with the terms of the agreements between the parties before
Defendants may continue to convey building lots to third parties. Defendants deny that
they are in default or breach of any such agreements. Trindle Station's conveying of lots,
pursuant to its own contractual obligations to its buyer, has nothing to do with the
condition of Plaintiffs' retained properties. Defendants deny that Plaintiffs have any
losses that could be exacerbated. Defendants deny that they have danlaged Plaintiffs in
any way.
WHEREFORE, Defendants demand judgment in their favor and against
Plaintiffs, plus costs of suit.
NEW MATTER
54.
Each paragraph set forth above is incorporated herein by reference.
55. Plaintiffs have adequate remedies at law for their complaints;
consequently, equitable relief is not available to them.
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56. Plaintiffs are guilty of laches for waiting so long to seek the aid of equity
after the appearance of the defects of which they complain.
57. Plaintiffs waived any right to complain about the five-wire fence by telling
Defendants that they no longer wanted or had any use for it.
58. Plaintiffs are estopped from complaining about the five-wire fence.
59. Plaintiffs waived any right to complain about the finishing of the
sidewalks by demurring when Trindle Station's contractor, on the site and ready to
perfonn, asked their preference in this regard.
60. Plaintiffs are estopped from complaining about the finishing of the
sidewalks.
61. Plaintiffs waived any right to complain about failing to restore the
driveway entrances by telling Defendants they were considering resurfacing the driveway
and even filling in parts of the driveway.
62. Plaintiffs are estopped from complaining about failing to restore the
driveway entrances.
63. Neither Defendant had any obligation to construct a swale or retaining
wall along Plaintiffs' land.
64. John Mongelli, by supervising and directing the traversing of the
Plaintiffs' property by construction vehicles, waived any right to complain about any
damage to "crops" under the wheels of those vehicles.
65. By virtue of the facts alleged in the preceding paragraph, Plaintiffs are
estopped from complaining about dantage to "crops."
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66. Trindle Station, LLC is a limited liability company established under the
laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
67. Frank Tamanini is a member of Trindle Station, LLC.
68. A member of a limited liability company is not individually or personally
responsible for the debts, liabilities or obligations of the limited liability company.
69. Plaintiffs have not alleged any fact that would impose personal or
individual liability on Frank Tamanini for any acts, omissions, neglect or breaches on the
part ofTrindle Station.
70. Frank Tamanini has no individual or personal liability for any acts,
omissions, neglect or breaches on the part of Trindle Station.
71. Plaintiffs have come into a court of equity with unclean hands.
72. Plaintiffs have demonstrated bad faith in their conduct.
WHEREFORE, Defendants demand judgment in their favor and against
Plaintiffs, with costs of suit.
COUNTERCLAIM
TRINDLE STATION. LLC v. PLAINTIFFS
COUNT I - CONVERSION
73.
Each paragraph set forth above is incorporated herein by reference.
74.
In approximately September, 2004 Frank Tamanini, through his
excavating contractor, requested and was granted permission by John Mongelli to place
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topsoil from the excavation of part of Trindle Station Phase I on adjoining land owned by
John Mongelli and Gweneth Mongelli.
75. The topsoil came entirely and exclusively from the land which was
conveyed by Plaintiffs to Trindle Station, LLC and on which Trindle Station Phase I was
to be developed.
76. In the summer of 2005, Trindle Station's vendee, E. G. Stoltzfus, began
building houses on the Trindle Station Phase I real estate.
77. Plaintiffs had no objection, and made no effort to prevent E. G. Stoltzfus
from accessing and retrieving the topsoil for use as fill in connection with the
construction of the first two houses in Trindle Station Phase I.
78. In connection with construction of the most recent house to be built on the
Trindle Station Phase I real estate, however, in February, 2006, John Mongelli refused to
allow E.G. Stoltzfus to retrieve or remove the needed topsoil, stating that the topsoil was
"his" topsoil.
79. Despite reasonable and legitimate requests of Stoltzfus and Trindle
Station, LLC, Plaintiffs have continuously refused to allow Stoltzfus or Trindle Station to
access, retrieve or remove the topsoil.
80. The topsoil is owned exclusively by Trindle Station, LLC, and not in any
way or in any respect owned by John Mongelli or any ofthe Plaintiffs.
81.
Plaintiffs' detention of the topsoil is without the consent of the owner,
Trindle Station, LLC.
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82. By virtue of the foregoing conduct by Plaintiffs, Plaintiffs have converted
the topsoil owned by Trindle Station, LLC.
83. The value of the topsoil converted by Plaintiffs is at least $35,000.00.
84. Plaintiffs' stubborn and unwarranted refusal to allow either Trindle Station
or its vendee to access, retrieve or remove the topsoil is motivated exclusively by
Plaintiffs' vindictive desire to inflict harm on Trindle Station, LLC and Frank Tamanini
in retaliation for Tamanini's refusal to renegotiate his contract to purchase other land of
Plaintiffs and his commencement of an action for specific performance of that contract.
85. Plaintiffs' conduct in refusing to grant access to the topsoil to the rightful
owner results from an evil motive and is outrageous, egregious, willful, wanton,
deliberate and/or in reckless disregard of the rights ofthe rightful owner, Trindle Station,
LLC, entitling Trindle Station, LLC to punitive damages.
WHEREFORE, Trindle Station, LLC demands judgment in its favor and against
Plaintiffs in the amount ofthe value ofthe topsoil converted by Plaintiffs, plus punitive
damages, all applicable interest, and costs of suit, an amount which exceeds the
jurisdictional limit requiring arbitration by local rule.
COUNT II UNJUST ENRICHMENT
86.
Each paragraph set forth above is incorporated herein by reference.
87.
Under the foregoing circumstances, it would be unjust for Plaintiffs to
retain the topsoil owned by Trindle Station, LLC without paying its value.
WHEREFORE, Trindle Station, LLC demands judgment in its favor and against
Plaintiffs in the amount of the value of the topsoil, plus all applicable interest, and costs
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of suit, an amount which exceeds the jurisdictional limit requiring arbitration by local
rule.
COUNT III - REPLEVIN
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88. Each paragraph set forth above is incorporated herein by reference.
WHEREFORE, Trindle Station, LLC demands that Plaintiffs be ordered to return
the topsoil described in this pleading to Trindle Station, LLC immediately.
Date:
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B 'an C. Caffrey, Esquire
Attorney ill #42667
26 West High Street
Carlisle, P A 17013
Phone: 717.243.6222
Fax: 717.243.6510
Attorneys for Defendants
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I hereby verlfy that lhe facls set forth in the foregoing pleading are true and
correct to the best of my knowledge. infom1ution and belief, and thUll am authorized to
sign this verification on behalf of Trindle Station. LLC. I understand that false
statements herein are subject to the penalties of 18 Pa.C.S.A. Section 4904 relating to
unsworn falsification to authorities.
Date: S-),d.
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Fmnk P. TlIll1nnini
Individually llnd as Member of
Triodlc Stntioo. LLC
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that on May 3, 2006 I served a copy of the foregoing Answer and
New Matter upon Nathan C. Wolf, Esquire, attorney for Plaintiffs, by having it mailed to
him by first-class U.S. mail, addressed to his office at 10 West High Street, Carlisle, PA
17013.
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GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and Wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and Wife,
PLAINTIFFS
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
V.
: NO. 06-1908 CIVIL TERM
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and
FRANK P. TAMANINI, Individually and
As agent for TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C. :
DEFENDANTS : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW, this 9th day of May, 2006, upon consideration of the Petition
for Injunctive Relief filed by the Plaintiffs, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND DIRECTED
that a hearing shall begin on May 22, 2006 at 2:00 p.m. in Courtroom No.5, of the
Cumberland County Courthouse, Carlisle, Pennsylvania and to continue if necessary
into May 23, 2006;
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DIRECTED that the parties in this case file a
memorandum with the Court on or before May 18, 2006 in the following format:
I. A concise statement of factual issues to be decided at the hearing.
II. A list of witnesses each party intends to call at the hearing along with a
concise statement of their anticipated testimony.
III. A list of all exhibits each party anticipates presenting at the hearing.
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anticipates being relevant to resolution of the issue at bar along with supporting legal
citation.
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Attorney for Plaintiffs
,/Srian C. Caffrey, Esquire
Attorney for Defendants
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JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
Plaintiffs
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, P A
: No. 06-1908 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, LLC and
FRANK P. T AMANINI, individually and as :
Agent for TRINDLE STATION, LLC,
Defendants
DEFENDANTS' ANSWER TO
PLAINTIFFS' PETITION FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF
1. Admitted.
2. Admitted.
3. Admitted.
4. Admitted, except that Trindle Station, LLC is a limited liability company.
5. No answer required. Defendants contend that they stand on different
footing as to Plaintiffs, and that different theories of liability apply to the Defendants.
For these reasons, Defendants submit that it is not appropriate to refer to the Defendants
collectively.
6.
Defendants admit that this action was commenced on April 3, 2006.
Defendants admit that agreements between Plaintiffs and Defendants relating to the
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subject real estate are attached to the complaint. Other exhibits are attached to the
Complaint as well.
7. Admitted.
8. Denied as stated. John Mongelli and Gweneth Mongelli didn't sign the
agreement until November 23,2002. Derek Mongelli and Denise Mongelli signed the
agreement on December 15, 2002. Furthermore, the buyer in the agreement is listed as
"Frank Tamanini and/or assigns."
9. Denied as stated. According to the addendum itself, the sellers are
Thomas and Gweneth Mongelli.
10. Admitted.
11. Admitted.
12. Defendants admit that the plan calls for sidewalks, but deny that it calls for
curb ramps at driveways.
13. Defendants deny that Trindle Station has failed to complete the work at
Plaintiffs' two driveways. Defendants deny that Trindle Station has "failed" to provide
asphalt paving to restore the driveway entrances to their pre-construction condition. The
Mongellis stated that they intended to resurface their driveway and possibly to fill in
portions of the driveway. To now claim that these circumstances somehow constitute a
breach on the part of Trindle Station is disingenuous.
14.
Defendants deny that Trindle Station, through Tamanini, has failed to
adequately explain any failures to complete required work. Defendants further deny that
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Trindle Station has failed to complete the required work; consequently, there is nothing to
explain.
15. Admitted.
16. Admitted.
17. Denied as stated. It is Trindle Station, and not "Defendant"as defined in
Plaintiffs' petition, which is under such contract.
18. Admitted.
19. Admitted.
20. Denied as stated. The stormwater facilities were constructed so that post-
development flows of water would not exceed pre-development flows to properties which
existed prior to the development. Additionally, the stormwater management facilities
were designed for Trindle Station, not "Defendant" as defined in Plaintiffs' petition.
21. Denied as stated. Defendants admit that Trindle Station removed
considerable amounts of topsoil, but deny that it failed to complete final grading or left
the retained property unsuitable for agricultural purposes. If Plaintiffs are referring to the
parcel surrounding John's and Gweneth's house as the "retained property," those
Plaintiffs did not even use that property for any agricultural purposes. Defendants deny
that Frank Tamanini, individually, had anything to do with the events described in
paragraph 21.
22.
Defendants deny that approximately 10 acres of farmland have been
damaged as the result of any failure of Trindle Station.
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23. Defendants deny that Plaintiffs' land is "unique" in any way that would be
relevant to their claims in their petition. No action is necessary in order to "return [the
land] to its original state." The "damage" to which Plaintiffs refer occurred when
construction vehicles for the Trindle Station Phase I construction, with John Mongelli's
permission and under his supervision, traversed a small portion of Plaintiffs' land. The
only "crop" that could have been damaged in this fashion was grass. Nothing in
Plaintiffs' allegations in this regard warrants equitable relief.
24. Denied. Lots 4 and 5 have not been completely excavated.
25. Admitted in part and denied in part. John Mongelli told Mr. Tamanini that
he wanted a swale, but this discussion occurred after the storm water easement agreement
was signed. There was no connection between John Mongelli's request for a swale and
his willingness to sign the stormwater easement agreement. Mr. Tamanini, on behalf of
Trindle Station, LLC, did have a swale installed, the description of which in the last
sentence of paragraph 9 is accurate. The swale was not necessary either to comply with
Mr. Tamanini's or Trindle Station's contract obligations or to prevent post-development
water flow from exceeding pre-development water flow to properties which existed prior
to the development. Furthermore, the stormwater management agreement is between
Plaintiffs and Trindle Station, LLC and is an integrated agreement.
26. Admitted. The agreement was executed at the settlement on the
conveyance of the Trindle Station Phase I real estate, which took place September 10,
2004.
27. Defendants deny that Trindle Station or Tamanini agreed to complete the
water management system with haste and "offered to contemplate" the addition of a
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French field drain and grate system. In fact, John Mongelli made the statement that he
wanted a French drain on Lot No. 1 of Trindle Station Phase I in the latter part of 2004,
before the Trindle Station development was even approved. Trindle Station's engineer
showed John Mongelli that a French drain wouldn't be appropriate or effective. There
are no deficiencies to correct. Defendants admit that no action is forthcoming to correct
deficiencies that don't exist.
28. Defendants deny that either Trindle Station or Tamanini "attempted" to
construct a drainage swale and retaining wall to prevent drainage onto Plaintiffs' retained
property, that the work is not complete, and that Plaintiffs' property has had significant
amounts of stormwater runoff as a result of any failure on the part of either Defendant. In
fact, Trindle Station had its contractor construct the swale and retaining wall according to
the specifications and under the supervision of John Mongelli. The construction of the
swale and the wall is complete. The swale and the wall were not necessary either to
comply with either Defendant's contract obligations or to prevent post-development
water flow from exceeding pre-development water flow to properties which existed prior
to the development. There is no significant storm water running from Trindle Station's
land to the Mongellis' land.
29. Denied. There is nothing to correct. Paragraph 28 above is incorporated
herein.
30. Defendants deny that any deficiencies were brought to either Defendant's
attention in a timely manner. There are no deficiencies. Defendants deny that the
stormwater management system as provided by Trindle Station failed at any time.
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31. Defendants admit that the "retained property" is the location of the
primary residence of John and Gweneth Mongelli. Defendants deny that Plaintiffs' land
is "unique" in any way that would be relevant to their claims in their petition.
Furthermore, nothing is currently happening to Plaintiffs' said real estate that is not of
their own doing or making. It has always been the choice of the Plaintiffs to maintain a
garage that is on a considerably lower level than their house and the ground surrounding
the house.
32. Denied. Plaintiffs were not "attempting to finalize" negotiations for the
sale of adjoining property; on the contrary, there were no "negotiations," but rather a
series of existing written agreements between the parties. Plaintiffs in December, 2005
were in fact attempting to renegotiate or evade their obligations under those agreements.
That conduct resulted in Frank Tamanini's action in this Court for an order of specific
performance to force Plaintiffs to convey the adjoining land to him, in accordance with
the parties' agreements. The instant action and petition were filed in retaliation for Mr.
Tamanini's specific performance action, have no legal or factual support, and were
commenced for the purpose of vexing the Defendants.
33. After reasonable investigation, Defendants are without knowledge or
information sufficient to form a belief as to what Plaintiffs believed. However, the belief
claimed by Plaintiffs in paragraph 33 would not be reasonable or realistic. To allege that
Plaintiffs waited "until it became apparent that Defendant would not continue to work to
meet his obligations under the original agreement" is false, whether the "agreement"
referred to is the Trindle Station Phase I land or the other, adjoining land that is the
subject of the other action.
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34. Denied as stated. Paragraph 6 of the agreement which appears as Exhibit
"B" speaks for itself, and Defendants therefore deny Plaintiffs' characterizations of the
document.
35. Defendants deny that either of them has "failed" to install the evergreen
buffer. Trindle Station offered to plant saplings, in accordance with the parties'
agreement; however, the Mongellis refused, demanding larger trees. Trindle Station
provided the Mongellis with an estimate of the cost of larger trees, but they never
responded. This in no way can be construed as a breach of any obligation on the part of
Trindle Station.
36. Denied as stated. Paragraph 4 of the agreement which appears as Exhibit
"B" speaks for itself, and Defendants therefore deny Plaintiffs' characterizations of the
document. Furthermore, in about September, 2004 Plaintiffs told Mr. Tamanini that they
no longer wanted the fence, because they didn't intend to allow their tenant to use the
affected land for cattle grazing.
37. Defendants deny that either of them has "failed" to install the fence.
Paragraph 36 above is incorporated herein by reference.
38. Defendants deny that as a result of any failure on their part, "construction
and improvement apparatus" have traveled across Plaintiffs' retained farm ground in
Monroe Township damaging crops and causing losses to Plaintiffs. In fact, construction
vehicles traversed this land with John Mongelli's permission and under his supervision.
No crops were on this land, only grass. Mr. Mongelli gave the construction workers
access to this land, and over a very small area, for the purposes of building the
development.
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39. Defendants deny that, in conveying said lots, either Defendant failed to
meet any obligations under the terms of the agreements with the Plaintiffs in providing a
buffer and water management system. Furthermore, the conveying of the lots has
nothing to do with the buffer or the stormwater management system. Frank Tamanini
does not own the Trindle Station Phase I real estate. Mr. Tamanini has never been a
party to the stormwater easement agreement. Trindle Station, Mr. Tamanini's assignee,
succeeded to Mr. Tamanini's rights and obligations under the Addendum referred to
Exhibit "B."
40. Defendants, after reasonable investigation, are without knowledge or
information sufficient to form a belief as to what Plaintiffs learned from representatives
ofE. G. Stoltzfus. However, Defendants deny the suggestion that Stoltzfus or any other
subsequent owner can merely disregard the land development plan or perpetuate any
nuisance affecting the Mongellis' land. The last three sentences of paragraph 39 above
are incorporated herein.
41. Defendants deny that either of them has shown a willful disregard to
complete the terms of the agreements between the parties.
42. Denied. The conveyance by Trindle Station of its real estate, which it has
every right to do, has nothing whatever to do with Plaintiffs' alleged damages. Trindle
Station has already conveyed several of the lots, and Plaintiffs have not alleged any
immediate or irreparable harm to them that would not have occurred in the absence of
those conveyances. These facts are proof positive that there is no threat of immediate or
irreparable harm. An injunction is entirely inappropriate and unwarranted in this case.
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43. Denied. Paragraph 42 above is incorporated herein. The courts would
indeed be able to grant Plaintiffs a remedy should they prove facts entitling them to
relief: Money damages.
44. Defendants do not know to which real estate Plaintiffs refer in paragraph
44, and so, after reasonable investigation, are without knowledge or information
sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of the allegations of paragraph 44. Whether
"Plaintiffs will retain property to either side of Defendant Phase I" is irrelevant and does
not entitle Plaintiffs to equitable relief. Defendants further deny that "the agreement [sic]
was struck between the parties to preserve the character of the property." The
agreements between the parties are documents in writing and speak for themselves.
Those agreements make no reference to "preserving the character of the property."
45. Paragraph 45 of the petition is inscrutable and unintelligible. Defendants
deny that either of them failed to comply with any terms of the parties' agreements, and
that Plaintiffs will suffer immediate or irreparable. The matters of which Plaintiffs
complain have existed for many months, and the claimed "immediate harm" has never
occurred. Furthermore, the alleged contemplation, foresight and willingness have no
logical connection with immediate or irreparable harm.
46. Paragraph 46 of the petition is inscrutable and unintelligible. "Devaluing
Plaintiffs' property," causing Plaintiffs' property to "loose [sic] its unique character,
while unjustly inflating the standing of Trindle Station," and unjust enrichment are not
grounds for an injunction against conveyance of Trindle Station, LLC's real estate. In
any event, all of these alleged prospective effects are denied.
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47. Defendants deny that the value of Plaintiffs' retained properties will be
irreparably devalued by any accelerated volume or rate of water runoff, the existence and
risk of which Defendants deny, onto the 608 Williams Grove Road Property or the large
water retention pond that occupies lands in Monroe Township with a drain system across
the property.
48. Defendants deny that justice requires that Plaintiffs be granted specific
performance of the terms of the agreements between the parties or that Trindle Station be
ordered to comply with the terms of the agreements between the parties before
Defendants may continue to convey building lots to third parties. Defendants deny that
they are in default or breach of any such agreements. Trindle Station's conveying oflots,
pursuant to its own contractual obligations to its buyer, has nothing to do with the
condition of Plaintiffs' retained properties. Defendants deny that Plaintiffs have any
losses that could be exacerbated. Defendants deny that they have damaged Plaintiffs in
any way. In any event, the subject of Plaintiffs' petition is a requested injunction barring
Trindle Station, LLC from conveying its real estate, not an order of specific performance
of the terms of the parties' agreements.
49. Defendants deny that Plaintiffs performed their obligations under the
agreements in a timely or sufficient manner. Defendants admit that Plaintiffs
accommodated Trindle Station's schedule, but, after reasonable investigation, are without
knowledge or information sufficient to form a belief as to what Plaintiffs' expectations
were. Defendants deny that there are any deficiencies in the stormwater management
system.
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50. Defendants deny that Plaintiffs have no remedy at law. Their remedy at
law is called money damages, to the extent Plaintiffs can prove any. Defendants further
deny that Trindle Station has failed to live up to the terms of any agreement between it
and Plaintiffs. Defendants deny that Plaintiffs will suffer immediate or irreparable harm
if an injunction is not granted. Defendants' "course of action" has continued for many
months without any appearance of the threatened harm. Furthermore, granting an
injunction against conveyance of Trindle Station's real estate will in no way promote the
abatement of the conditions of which Plaintiffs complain.
51. After reasonable investigation, Defendants are without knowledge or
information sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of the averments. In any event, the
bond requirement is not a means of demonstrating "good faith"; it is intended to secure
damages and all legally taxable costs and fees to any person injured by reason of granting
the injunction. P.R.C.P. No. 1531 (b) (1). Under the circumstances of the instant case,
the sum of$I,OOO.OO is paltry and woefully insufficient to serve as the required bond.
52. Denied. The bond should not be minimal. Paragraph 51 above is
incorporated herein. Setting aside Plaintiffs' complete lack of entitlement to injunctive
relief, the alleged failure of the Defendants to comply with certain terms of the parties'
agreements has no bearing whatsoever on the appropriate amount of the bond.
53. No answer is required to the conclusory portions of paragraph 53. In any
event, the paragraph is at odds with the rest of Plaintiffs' petition, as the petition does not
allege that any "immediate and irreparable harm" has occurred to this point. Granting an
injunction against conveyance of Trindle Station's real estate will in no way promote the
abatement of the conditions of which Plaintiffs complain. Stated differently, the
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conveying of the lots is not causing, and cannot cause Plaintiffs any harm that can or
should be addressed by equity.
54. No answer is required to the conclusory portions of paragraph 54.
Defendants deny that an injunction would be the "least intrusive restriction" against
Defendants. On the contrary, depriving Trindle Station, LLC of its ability to convey its
own property because of a fence the Plaintiffs no longer want, some damaged grass, some
curb cuts and a water issue of Plaintiffs' own making would be a colossal, inequitable,
and unwarranted intrusion on Trindle Station's rights.
55. No answer required.
WHEREFORE, Defendants respectfully request the Court to deny Plaintiffs'
petition and award Defendants their attorneys' fees incurred in litigating the petition.
NEW MATTER
56. Each paragraph set forth above is incorporated herein by reference.
57. Plaintiffs have adequate remedies at law for their complaints;
consequently, equitable relief is not available to them.
58. Plaintiffs have not pleaded any facts entitling them to a preliminary
injunction.
59. The well established law governing the grant of preliminary injunctions
does not support Plaintiffs' petition.
60. Patently, Plaintiffs cannot satisfy the legal requirements for the grant of a
preliminary injunction.
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61. Plaintiffs are guilty oflaches for waiting so long to seek the aid of equity
after the appearance of the defects of which they complain.
62. Plaintiffs waived any right to complain about the five-wire fence by telling
Defendants that they no longer wanted or had any use for it.
63. Plaintiffs are estopped from complaining about the five-wire fence.
64. Plaintiffs waived any right to complain about the finishing of the
sidewalks by demurring when Trindle Station's contractor, on the site and ready to
perform, asked their preference in this regard.
65. Plaintiffs are estopped from complaining about the finishing of the
sidewalks.
66. Plaintiffs waived any right to complain about failing to restore the
driveway entrances by telling Defendants they were considering resurfacing the driveway
and even filling in parts of the driveway.
67. Plaintiffs are estopped from complaining about failing to restore the
driveway entrances.
68. Neither Defendant had any obligation to construct a swale or retaining
wall along Plaintiffs' land.
69.
There is less storm water flowing to Plaintiffs' real estate now than there
was prior to the commencement of construction of the Trindle Station Phase I
development.
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70. Plaintiffs have created and maintained their own water-flow problems by
using a driveway and garage that is significantly below the grade of the surrounding
ground.
71. John Mongelli, by supervising and directing the traversing of the
Plaintiffs' property by construction vehicles, waived any right to complain about any
damage to "crops" under the wheels of those vehicles.
72. By virtue of the facts alleged in the preceding paragraph, Plaintiffs are
estopped from complaining about damage to "crops."
73. Plaintiffs waived any right to complain about the evergreen buffer by
demanding larger trees than the contract documents required and then refusing to pay for
them.
74. By virtue of the conduct described in the preceding paragraph, Plaintiffs
are estopped from complaining about the evergreen buffer.
75. Trindle Station, LLC is a limited liability company established under the
laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
76. Frank Tamanini is a member of Trindle Station, LLC.
77. A member of a limited liability company is not individually or personally
responsible for the debts, liabilities or obligations of the limited liability company.
78. Plaintiffs have not alleged any fact that would impose personal or
individual liability on Frank Tamanini for any acts, omissions, neglect or breaches on the
part of Trindle Station.
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79. Frank Tamanini has no individual or personal liability for any acts,
omissions, neglect or breaches on the part of Trindle Station.
80. Plaintiffs have made a legally and factually unsupportable demand for an
injunction in an attempt to retaliate against Frank Tamanini and Trindle Station, LLC for
refusing to renegotiate the agreements between Plaintiffs and Tamanini for the sale by
Plaintiffs and purchase by Tamanini of other land of Plaintiffs that is the subject of
Tamanini's action for specific performance, filed to Civil Docket No. 2005-6808.
81. Plaintiffs previously filed lis pendens documents against all 36 parcels
which Trindle Station then owned in the Trindle Station Phase I development, only
withdrawing the lis pendens after Tamanini and Trindle Station threatened to file a
petition demanding attorneys' fees.
82. Plaintiffs have filed the instant lawsuit and petition for the purpose of
vexing Tamanini and Trindle Station, LLC.
83. Plaintiffs have come into a court of equity with unclean hands.
84. Plaintiffs have demonstrated bad faith in their conduct and in their
allegations.
85. Trindle Station, LLC will sustain significant damages in the event it is
enjoined from conveying its real estate in the Phase I development. Consequently, the
amount ofthe required bond should be far in excess of the mere $1,000.00 suggested by
Plaintiffs.
WHEREFORE, Defendants respectfully request the Court to deny Plaintiffs'
petition for a preliminary injunction and to order Plaintiffs, under 42 Pa.C.S.A. Section
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SAllIS,
FLOWER &
LINDSAY
!JRlIINEYSoM.IAW
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA
2503 (7) and (9), to pay Defendants their attorneys' fees incurred in defending the
petition.
Date: s-- r~ - ).J)O~
Saidis, Flower & Lindsay
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C. Caffrey, Esquire
Attorney ID #42667
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PAl 70 13
Phone: 717.243.6222
Fax: 717.243.6510
Attorneys for Defendants
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VERIFICATION
I hereby ycrif>' tluu the facts set forth in the foregoing pleading are true and
correct to the best of my knowledge, infonnation and belief, and that I am authorized to
sign this verification on behalf of Trindlc Station, LLC. I understand that false
statements herein are subjecllO the penalties of 18 Pa.C.S.A. Section 4904 relating to
unsworn falsification to authorities.
Date: ~ -I i... 0'
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Frank P. Tamnnini
IndividuaJly and as Member of
Trindle Station. LLC
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SAllIS,
FLOWER &
LINDSAY
!JRlIINEYSoM.IAW
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that on May 19,2006 I served a copy of the foregoing Answer
and New Matter upon Nathan C. Wolf, Esquire, attorney for Plaintiffs, by having it hand-
delivered to his office at 1 0 West High Street, Carlisle, P A 17013.
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A'ITORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
A'ITORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
Plaintiffs
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
NOTICE TO PI.RAD
You are hereby notified to plead in response to the following answer to counterclaim within
twenty days after service or a judgmem could be entered against you.
Dated: May ~ . 2006
an . Wolf, Esquire
OWe igh Street
C . Ie, PA 17013
Supreme Court J.D. No. 87380
(717) 241-4436
Attorney for Plaintiffs
NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
A'ITORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
A'ITORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
Plaintiffs
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
vs.
TRlNDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRlNDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
REPLY TO NEW MATTER AND COUNTERCLAIM OF DEFENDANTS
AND NOW <X>ME the Plaintiffs, John T Mongelli, Gweneth D. Mongelli, Derek A..
Mongelli and Denise A.. Mongelli, by and through their attorney, Nathan C Wolf, Esquire, and in
support of their claims avers the following:
54. No response necessary.
55. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs have set forth in their petition for injunctive relief the appropriate grounds and
bases for a grant of equitable relief, which bases include the intentional acts and omissions by
Defendants in failing to perform their contractual obligations to Plaintiffs.
56. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs specifically deny that any delay in seeking equitable relief is the result of laches.
Rather, Plaintiffs relied in good faith upon the characterizations and promises of made by
Defendant T amanini relating to the completion of conditions set forth in the agreement of sale.
Moreover, Plaintiffs reliance was based upon the on-going conununications they had with
Defendant Tamanini up to December of 2005, when he continued to set forth promises and a
specific timeframe to complete specific unfinished tasks, such as the vegetative buffer.
57. Denied. Plaintiffs specifically deny ever having claimed that they did not want the five-wire
fence installed, and strict proof to the contrary is demanded of Defendants. On the contrary,
Plaintiffs requested the installation of the fence on numerous times to avoid the damage which
ultimately resulted from Defendants' contractors traversing the ground utilizing heavy earth- moving
eqUipment.
58. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs submit that no such statements were made to Defendants and therefore no basis
for estoppel would exist.
59. Denied. Plaintiffs specifically deny that when Defendant Trindle Station's contractor came
to the site that he was either ready to petform or that any of the Plaintiffs demurred, as averred by
Defendants. To the contrary, when Defendants' contractor came to the site, Plaintiff John Mongelli
was asked whether the concrete sidewalk was to cross the driveway entrance to Plaintiffs' property
or whether the concrete sutface would terminate on either side of the driveway and that the
driveway sutface would be macadam. In response to said inquiry, Plaintiff Mongelli voiced his
preference to have the concrete continue across the driveway area but directed said contractor to
Defendant Tamanini because Plaintiff Mongelli did not know what Defendants' plans were and
what materials theywere willing to pay for. Plaintiffs submit that Defendant's contractor never
returned to finish the work following this conversation. Moreover, Plaintiffs submit that
Defendant's contractor was not prepared to begin said work when this conversation took place.
60. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs incOlporate their response set forth in Paragraph 59 herein and byway of further
response submit that based upon Plaintiffs' actions, estoppel does not apply when Plaintiffs took no
action to frustrate the completion of the required work.
61. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs specifically deny that they told Defendants that the entrances to the driveway did
not need to be completed. On the contrary, Plaintiffs were of the understanding that the first ten
feet (10~ of the drivewaysurtace was to be paved and sidewalks would be installed across the
eastern edge of the property at 608 Williaros Grove Road. Plaintiffs admit that Defendants were told
that, at some point in the future, the remainder of the driveway might be resurtaced by Plaintiffs,
but this plan did not effect the ten feet (10~ which was disturbed by the installation of various public
improvements in the process of the construction of the development.
62. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs incorporate their response set forth in Paragraph 61 herein and byway of further
response submit that based upon Plaintiffs' actions, estoppel does not apply when Plaintiffs
consistently maintained that the first ten feet (10~ of the driveway was to be resurtaced by
Defendants.
63. Denied. Prior to settlement on the property, Plaintiffs allowed Defendants to begin
excavation of the site so that there would be sufficient time before weather conditions would
prevent the progress of the development. Once the excavation of the property began, Plaintiffs
noticed increased stormwater runoff on their property at 608 Williaros Grove Road. Plaintiffs
repeatedly notified Tamanini of the increased stormwater runoff, which continued to increase as the
work continued to progress. Thereafter, in the summer of 2005, Defendants requested Plaintiffs to
renew the Highway Occupancy Permit with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation which
was set to expire in sometime in late summer of 2005, and Defendants agreed to create a drainage
swale and the retaining wall on Plaintiffs property to mitigate the stormwater runoff problems.
Thereafter said work was performed by Defendants, but the result was unsatisfactory and when
Plaintiffs concerns were expressed to Defendants, Defendants verbally agreed to perform additional
work to extend the height and width of the retaining wall and to do additional regarding to the swale
to direct stonnwater runoff away from the Plaintiffs' residence. Byway of further response, when
the Plaintiffs were asked to have Plaintiff Denise Mongelli execute the Stonnwater Easement
Agreement, which John, Gweneth and Derek Mongelli executed at settlement on September 10,
2004, but which was not presented to Denise Mongelli on September 10, 2004, Plaintiff Denise
Mongelli agreed to execute the same upon the satisfactory completion of the retaining wall and
drainage swale discussed herein.
64. Denied as stated. It is specifically denied that Plaintiff John Mongelli directed the
Defendants to have construction vehicles to cross Plaintiffs' land to deposit topsoil. Said topsoil
was removed during the excavation of the Stonnwater Retention Pond and Stonnwater
Management Facilities that were the subject of the Stormwater Easement Agreement, executed
September 10, 2004. On the contr.uy, John Mongelli gave Defendants specific instructions not to
traverse the agricultural land of the Plaintiffs because Plaintiffs sought to cultivate alfalfa hay on that
property, as they had done for years past. The affected area was outside of the temporary
construction area identified in the Stonnwater Easement Agreement. Furthermore, the Stonnwater
Easement Agreement provides that Trindle Station shall restore the any areas of Plaintiffs property
disturbed in connection with the temporary construction area or in maintenance of the stormwater
management facility. Moreover, Plaintiffs John and Gweneth Mongelli were out of state in
Connecticut for approximately one week when said damage occurred.
65. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs incorporate their response set forth in Paragraph 61 herein and by way of further
response submit that based upon Plaintiffs' actions, estoppel does not apply when Plaintiffs gave
specific direction to avoid said damage and when Plaintiffs were without knowledge of the damage
occurring until after said damage had already been suffered.
66. Admitted.
67. Denied as stated. Frank Tamanini is the managing member of Trindle Station, ll.C
68. Denied as stated. Generally, the averments of paragraph 68 of Defendants' new matter are
correct, but the exceptions exist under which said liability exists, such as misrepresentation or fraud.
69. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs submit that they have alleged facts which establish Defendant Tamanini's
personal involvement in each stage of events between Plaintiffs and Defendants and following his
assignment of his interests under the Agreement of Sale to Trindle Station, ll.c, Tamanini
thereafter entered into agreements personally without identifying himself as doing so as managing
member of said ll.C
70. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs submit that Tamanini gave personal guarantees and assurances throughout the
course of the communications with Plaintiffs.
71. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs submit that they have not acted with unclean hands as alleged by Defendants,
rather they have acted and performed all of their obligations under the agreements of the parties in
good faith. Said perfonnance was made in reliance on the assurances and personal guarantees of
Tarnanini, individually and as managing member of Toodle Station LLC, in awaiting perfonnance
under the agreements of the parties. Onlywhen Tamanini initiated litigation concerning Phase II of
the proposed development, did he also cease any efforts or assurances that he would perform his
obligations. Plaintiffs have consistently maintained that if not for Defendants failure to perform, the
instant litigation would not have been filed.
72. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs submit that based upon the averments contained in their complaint and in the
foregoing answer to new matter and counterclaim, that they have demonstrated their good faith
throughout their relationship with Defendants.
PLAINTIFFS' REPLY TO COUNTERCLAIM
TRINDLE STATION LLC v. PLAINTIFFS
COUNT I - CONVERSION
73. Plaintiffs incorporate the responses included in paragraphs fifty-four through sevent}'-two
as if set forth fully herein.
74. Denied as stated. It is admitted that pennission was given to place excavated topsoil from
Toodle Station Phase Ion adjoining land owned by Plaintiffs. It is however, specifically denied that
the topsoil, not already removed from that location, which is the subject of the counterclaim, came
from the excavation of the area known as Phase !, rather said topsoil came from the excavation of
the Stonnwater Management Facilities located on the property owned by Plaintiffs.
75. Denied. By way of further response, Plaintiffs incorporate their response to Paragraph 74
herein.
76. Admitted.
77. Denied as stated. During final grading of the first two improved lots of the development,
Defendant requested a "minor amount" of topsoil to do finished grading on said lots from the
Plaintiffs which requested was agreed to, but with the explicit condition that Defendant leave
sufficient topsoil in place to restore Plaintiffs adjoining lands and to complete the drainage swale at
608 Williams Grove Road. Thereafter significant amounts of topsoil were removed by E.G.
Stoltzfus, but the soil remaining on Plaintiffs land is required to restore the farm property and
complete the drainage swale on Plaintiffs land.
78. Admitted in part and denied in part. It is admitted that Plaintiffs did turn down the request
for additional topsoil in Februaty of 2006. However, it is specifically denied that Defendant had any
right to ownership of said topsoil and that Plaintiffs had any obligation to return the topsoil which
was necessary-to restore Plaintiffs property and to construct the drainage swale.
79. Admitted in part and denied in part. It is admitted that Plaintiffs have been unwilling to
allow Defendant or his vendee to remove additional topsoil from the site, however, Plaintiffs
specifically deny that Defendant had any right to said topsoil and thus the repeated requests
therefore were neither reasonable nor legitimate.
80. Denied. Plaintiffs deny that the topsoil is owned byTrindle Station, lie On the contrary,
the topsoil, not already removed from that location, which is the subject of the counterclaim, came
from the excavation of the area known as Phase I, rather said topsoil came from the excavation of
the Stormwater :Management Facilities located on the property owned by Plaintiffs.
81. Denied. As Defendant TrindIe Station liC is not the owner of said topsoil, it is in
possession of the lawful owners, the Plaintiffs hereto.
82. Denied as a conclusion of law to which no response is required. To the extent a response is
required, Plaintiffs incorporate their responses in paragraphs 74, 75 and 77 herein to support the
conclusion that said topsoil has not been converted because it came from Plaintiffs' propettyand
Defendants have already retrieved that which theywere entitled to.
83. Denied. It is specifically denied that Plaintiffs have converted the topsoil Moreover,
Plaintiffs believe and therefore aver that the remaining topsoil is worth approximately $6,000.00
rather than $35,000.00.
84. Denied. Plaintiffs have acted in good faith throughout the course of their dealings with the
Defendants. The allegations of this paragraph are without legitimate basis. The Plaintiffs have only
sought to retain that amount of topsoil which will return their propettyto its undisrupted condition
caused by Defendants improvements and the construction thereof. Plaintiffs wish no such harm as
alleged and are not acting in retaliation to anything. Rather, Plaintiffs are attempting to ensure that
Defendants fulfill their obligations and promises to Plaintiffs and that the materials remain available
for said efforts to take place.
85. Denied. For the reasons set forth in Paragraph 84 of this response, which Plaintiffs
incorporate by reference here, Plaintiffs are only motivated by their need to see that the Defendants
fulfill their obligations to Plaintiffs and complete the work begun with the materials that originated
from the site.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs demand judgment in their favor and against the defendants and request
that this Honorable Court dismiss the Counterclaims offered by Defendants, along with any
additional relief that the Court deems appropriate and just.
PLAINTIFFS' REPLY TO COUNTERCLAIM
TRlNDLE STATION LLC v. PLAINTIFFS
COUNT II - UNJUST ENRICHMENT
86. Plaintiffs incorporate the responses included in paragraphs fift}'-four through eighty-five as if
set forth fully herein.
87. Denied. As evidenced by the facts set forth in this response, the topsoil is in the possession
of the rightful owners, Plaintiffs, and issuing its release or compensation to the Defendants would
result in the Defendants being unjustly enriched. Strict proof to the conmuy is demanded at trial.
WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs demand judgment in their favor and against the defendants and request
that this Honorable OmIt dismiss the Counterc1aims offered by Defendants, along with any
additional relief that the Court deems appropriate and just.
PLAINTIFFS' REPLY TO COUNTERCLAIM
TRlNDLE STATION LLC v. PLAINTIFFS
COUNT III - REPLEVIN (IN THE ALTERNATIVE)
88. Plaintiffs incorporate the responses included in paragraphs fift}'-four through eighty-seven as
if set forth fully herein.
89. Denied. As evidenced by the facts set forth in this response, the topsoil is in the possession
of the rightful owners, Plaintiffs, and issuing its release or compensation to the Defendants would
result in the Defendants being unjustly enriched. Strict proof to the conmuy is demanded at trial
WHEREFORE, plaintiffs demand judgmem in their favor and against the defendants and request
that this Honornble Court dismiss the Counterclaims offered by Defendants, along with any
additional relief that the Court deems appropriate and just.
Respectfu1ly submitted,
WOLF&W F
Dated: May ~ 2006
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, Esquire
10 st h Street
Car s e, PA 17013
Supreme Court I.D. No. 87380
(717) 241-4436
Attorney for Plaintiffs
VERIFICATION
I, the oodersigned, hereby verify that I am a plaintiff in this action and that the facts stated in
the above Reply to New Matter and Coooterclaim are true and correct to the best of my infonnation
and belief. I ooderstand that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa. CS.
Section 4904, relating to \UISwom falsification to authorities.
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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI
Husband and wife
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P. : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that on the date indicated below, I caused the foregoing
Reply to New Matter and Counterclaim to be served upon the following party by hand delivering a
copy to the following person, concerning the above matter, addressed as follows:
Brian Caffrey, Esquire
Saidis Flower & Lindsay, P.C.
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Atrorney for Frank P. Tamanini
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: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
V.
: NO. 06-1908 CIVIL TERM
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and
FRANK P. TAMANINI, Individually and
As agent for TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C. :
DEFENDANTS : JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW, this 24th day of May, 2006, after hearing, IT IS ORDERED
AND DIRECTED that each party shall file proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusion of
Law with supporting legal citation with the Court on or before June 16, 2006.
Additionally, each party shall file an Exhibit List which lists the number of the exhibit, a
description of the exhibit, and the suggested relevance of the exhibit to any proposed
Findings of Fact or Conclusion of Law.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DIRECTED that the record in the case
will remain open for the purposes of each party filing with the Court a weather history
summary to include the amount of rainfall received each day from September 2, 2005 to
September 6, 2005 along with the reported average precipitation for the period.
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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATIORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATIORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
PENNSYLVANIA
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
:CUMBE~COUNTY,
Plaintiffs
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P.
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
MOTION TO OPEN RECORD TO RECEIVE EVIDENCE
AND NOW come the plaintiffs, John T. Mongelli, Gweneth D. Mongelli, Derek A
Mongelli and Denise A Mongelli, by and through their attorney, Nathan C Wolf, Esquire, and set
forth their Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law, in accordance with the Order of
Court dated May 24,2006, representing as follows:
1. On May 22, 2006, the Court began proceedings on a petition for injunctive relief
filed by Plaintiffs.
2. Hearings were likewise conducted on May 23,2006 and May 24,2006.
3. The Court issued an order on May 24,2006, directing the parties to file proposed
findings of fact and conclusions of law by June 16,2006.
4. The Court also directed counsel to present rainfall data from September 2,2005 until
September 6, 2005, as evidence of storm water damage suffered by Plaintiffs.
5. Counsel for Defendants presented infonmtion to the undersigned obtained from the
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for September
2005 precipitation in Pennsylvania, including local monitoring stations.
6. Said infonmtion accurately reveals that no rainfall occurred between the dates
specified by the Court.
7. The record has not been transcribed in this matter to date.
8. The Plaintiffs, in review of infonmtion not submitted to the Court, discovered that a
technical error occurred and that the damages they suffered occurred on August 29,
2005, rather than on Labor Day 2005, which was September 5, 2005.
9. The Plaintiffs have obtained NOAA reports for August 2005, which corroborate the
existence of significant rainfall as testified to by Plaintiffs, but on the corrected dates
of August 29, 2005.
10. Plaintiffs have attached said report hereto as Exlnbit A
11. Defendant's counsel was contacted regarding this request and does not give his
concurrence in the request for the Court to consider this infonmtion.
WHEREFORE, this Court is requested to open the record to hear testimony from the Plaintiffs in
support of the averments contained herein and to consider the report attached hereto in the resolution of
the petition for injunctive relief and such other relief the Court may deem just.
Respectfully submitted,
Dated: June 19,2006
Na a
10 W s J.gh Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Supreme Court LD. No. 87380
(717) 241-4436
Attorney for Plaintiffs
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WILKES BARRE SCRANTON 86.3 64.8 75.6 5.3 97 13+ 50 25 0 331 11 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 71. 7 4.4
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP R 85.7 65.4 75.6 4.4 97 13 51 25 0 334 9 0 0 0
BELTZVILLE DAM 84.8M 61. 3M 73.1M 3.9 98 15 50 25 1 257 6 0 0 0
RODALE RESEARCH CTR 84.0 63.8 73.9 4.4 95 14+ 49 25 0 283 8 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 74.2 3.5
SOUTIlEASTERN
PIED~IONT 03
BLUE MARSH LAKE 85.0 67.8 76.4 4.5 95 5+ 55 25 0 362 7 0 0 0
BUCKSVlLLE 84.7 63.9 74.3 2.4 95 15+ 50 25 0 296 9 0 0 0
COATESVlLLE 2 W 85.8 65.5 75.7 3.6 96 13 52 25 0 340 9 0 0 0
DEHART DAM 83.3 62.6 73.0 94 14 51 26+ 0 253 6 0 0 0
GRATERFORD 1 E 86.5 66.1 76.3 5.2 97 14 51 26 0 360 9 0 0 0
HAMBURG 84.8 65.4 75.1 3.1 96 5+ 51 26 0 318 9 0 0 0
HARRISBURG 1 NE 84.2 65.9 75.1 97 14 57 26+ 0 321 7 0 0 0
LANCASTER 2 NE FLTR PL 86.3 66.7 76.5 3.6 97 13 53 25 0 364 9 0 0 0
LANDISVILLE 2 NW 86.6 63.9 75.3 3.4 96 14+ 48 25 0 327 9 0 0 0
LEBANON 2 W 84.1 64.3 74.2 4.2 94 13+ 51 25 0 295 6 0 0 0
MARCUS HOOK 87.2 73.4 80.3 3.4 96 14+ 64 25 0 482 9 0 0 0
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP R 85.6 68.5 77.1 97 13 58 25 0 382 8 0 0 0
NESHAMINY FALLS 85.6 65.2 75.4 2.0 96 14 53 26+ 0 329 9 0 0 0
NEW HOLLAND 2 SE 86.6 67.7 77.2 97 13 57 25 0 383 9 0 0 0
NORRISTOWN 91. 0 69.3 80.2 5.5 104 14+ 5S 23 0 471 16 0 0 0
OcroRARO LAKE 84.7 65.4 75.1 2.3 94 13+ 52 25 0 319 7 0 0 0
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN 91.8 74.1 83.0 103 13+ 63 25 0 563 19 0 0 0
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP R 88.0 71.3 79.7 3.4 97 12 63 25 0 462 10 0 0 0
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E 88.3 67.3 77.8 4.6 98 13+ 52 26+ 0 403 9 0 0 0
READING 4 NNW 86.2 67.9 77 .1 4.2 97 15+ 53 25 0 382 9 0 0 0
SAFE HARBOR DAM 86.5 69.3 77.9 96 14+ 60 26+ 0 404 9 0 0 0
SELLERSVILLE 85.2 64.0 74.6 96 14 50 25 0 304 9 0 0 0
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE 84.0 64.4 74.2 96 14 54 25 0 293 9 0 0 0
WEST CHESTER 2 NW 87.9 65.9 76.9 4.1 98 14+ 50 25 0 376 10 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 76.6 3.8
LOWER SUSQUEHANNA 04
BIGLERVILLE 83.8 65.2 74.5 3.2 95 15+ 54 25 1 304 6 0 0 0
BLOSERVlLLE 1 N 79.3 63.8 71.6 .6 94 14 49 25 1 212 3 0 0 0
CHAMBERSBURG 1 ESE 84.7 66.1 75.4 3.5 97 14 54 25 0 331 7 0 0 0
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT 85.3 63.6 74.5 1.9 96 15+ 50 25 0 301 9 0 0 0
HANOVER 4 SW 84.5 65.4 75.0 94 15+ 51 25 0 317 9 0 0 0
SHIPPENSBURG R 84.9 65.9 75.4 2.5 97 4 52 25 0 327 8 0 0 0
SOUTH MOUNTAIN M ~I M
YORK 3 SSW PUMP sni 84.8 62.1 73.5 .6 93 13 47 25 1 270 8 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 74.3 2.2
MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA 05
BENTON 3 NE 81. 7 60.0 70.9 93 14 49 25 5 197 6 0 0 0
LAUREL TON CTR 85.7 64.1 74.9 3.4 98 13 54 25+ 0 313 10 0 0 0
LEWISBURG 85.8 62.6 74.2 99 14 51 26+ 0 292 9 0 0 0
LEWISTOWN 84.8 63.7 74.3 3.1 97 14 52 26+ 0 296 8 0 0 0
SELINSGROVE 2 S 84.7 63.3 74.0 3.4 98 15+ 52 25 0 289 6 0 0 0
SUNBURY M M M
WILLIAMS PORT RGt~ AP R 84.2 63.7 74.0 3.1 96 13 52 :5 0 289 7 0 0 0
WILLIAMS PORT 2 87.1 64.1 75.6 100 13 44 25 0 336 11 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 74.0 3.8
UPPER SUSQUE~U< 06
CI'.NTON 83.2 57.5 70.4 3.7 94 14 42 25 16 190 6 0 0 0
COWANESQUE DAM 83.8 58.4 71.1 93 13+ 48 26+ 9 207 6 0 0 0
DUSHORE 81. 6 56.8 69.2 92 5 43 25+ 21 161 4 0 0 0
I.J>.PORTE 78.3 60.5 69.4 89 14 49 25 16 159 0 0 0 0
MONTROSE 82.2 56.3 69.3 2.8 93 5 42 24 27 168 2 0 0 0
TOWANDA 1 S 85.2 60.4 72.8 3.9 95 13+ 49 25 5 251 9 0 0 0
PENNSYLVANIA
MJGUST '005
MONTHLY STATION AND DIVISION SUMMARY
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PRECIPITATION ( IN )
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PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 4.27 .02 .0 0 9 1 0
HAWLEY 1 E 2.73 -.74 1.14 9 .0 0 5 2 1
MATAMORAS 4.38 .73 .0 0 6 1 0
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W 4.63 .52 2.00 30 .0 0 8 3 1
STROUDSBURG 3.71 -.57 1.44 9 .0 0 5 2 2
TOBYHANNA POCONO MTN A M M
WILKES BARRE. SCRANTON 2.17 -.93 1.49 5 M M 3 1 1
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 3.65 -.23 .0
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP R 2.14 -2.21 .79 28 .0 M 6 1 0
BELTZVILLE DAM 3.13 -1.51 .0 0 1 0 0
RODALE RESEARCH CTR 1.47 -2.19 .60 29 .0 0 4 1 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 2.25 -2.02 .0
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDMONT 03
BLUE MARSH I.J>.KE 1.94 -1. 83 .86 9 .0 0 3 1 0
BUCKSVILLE 3.01 -1. 29 1.12 15 .0 0 4 3 1
COATESVILLE 2 W 1.71 -2.26 .73 28 .0 0 3 2 0
DEHART DAM 3.32 .73 28 .0 0 7 5 0
GRATER FORD 1 E 2.26 -1. 96 .85 9 .0 0 6 1 0
HAMBURG 3.14 -.50 1.02 9 .0 0 6 3 1
HARRISBURG 1 NE 2.58 .68 28 .0 0 6 2 0
LANCASTER 2 NE FLTR PL M 1.34 .52 16 .0 0 4 1 0
LANDISVILLE 2NW 1. 58 -1. 66 .54 16 .0 0 5 1 0
LEBANON 2 W 2.81 -.67 .75 8 .0 0 6 3 0
MARCUS HOOK 1. 55 -1.77 .68 9 .0 0 4 2 0
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP R 1. 74 .44 16 .0 0 5 0 0
NESHAMINY FALLS 2.02 -2.81 .97 15 .0 0 4 1 0
NEW HOLLAND 2 SE 1.19 .50 17 .0 0 3 1 0
NORRISTOWN M 1. 38 .53 15 .0 0 4 1 0
OCTORARO LAKE 3.70 -.23 1.48 8 .0 0 7 2 1
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN 3.05 1.35 14 .0 0 6 2 1
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP R 2.57 -1.25 1.06 8 .0 0 6 2 1
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E 1.07 -2.46 .39 28 .0 0 4 0 0
READING 4 NNW 1.61 -2.00 .46 28 .0 0 5 0 0
SAFE HARBOR DAM 2.18 .98 17 .0 0 5 1 0
SELLERSVILLE 2.59 1.22 15 .0 0 6 2 1
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE 4.18 2.12 15 .0 0 7 3 1
WEST CHESTER 2 NW 2.13 -1. 57 .48 17 .0 0 7 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 2.36 -1.46 .0
LOWER SUSQUEHANNA 04
BIGLERVILLE 4.12 .80 1.33 31 .0 0 8 3 2
BLOSERVILLE 1 N 2.66 -.70 .97 31 .0 0 5 3 0
CHAMBERSBURG 1 ESE 2.74 -.60 1. 05 16 .0 0 7 1 1
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT 3.38 - .11 .81 31 .0 0 7 3 0
HANOVER 4 SW 2.57 .76 28 .0 0 5 2 0
SHIPPENSBURG R 2.79 -.16 .76 7 .0 0 6 2 0
SOUTH MOUNTAIN M M
YORK 3 SSW PUMP STN 1. 84 -1.49 .65 16 .0 0 7 1 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 3.25 -.10 .0
MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA 05
BENTON 3 NE 2.43 .71 13 .0 0 5 2 0
LAURELTON CTR 3.04 I -.72 1.24 31 .0 0 5 2 1
LEWISBURG 2.43 1.31 31 .0 0 5 1 1
LEWISTOWN 2.16 -1. 02 .89 31 .0 0 5 2 0
SELINSGROVE 2 S 3.35 -.43 1.05 31 .0 0 7 2 1
SUNBURY M M
WILLIAMS PORT RGNL AP R 6.36 2.98 1.91 8 .0 M 8 4 2
WILLIAMSPORT 2 5.14 2.03 31 .0 0 8 3 1
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 3.52 -.02 .0
UPPER SUSQUEHANNA 06
CANTON 3.68 .16 1.35 31 .0 0 6 2 2
COWANESQUE DAM 6.20 2.10 31 .0 0 9 3 2
DUSHORE 5.36 2.54 31 .0 0 8 4 1
LAPORTE 5.93 3.17 31 .0 0 8 2 1
MONTROSE 6.04 2.49 2.57 14 .0 0 9 3 2
TOWANDA 1 S 4.46 1.53 1.13 30 .0 0 6 4 2
PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
MONTHLY STATION AND DIVISION SUMMARY
TEMPERATURE (OF)
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WELLSBORO 4 SW 80.0 57.2 68.6 3.4 90 14 46 26+ 21 140 1 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 70.1 4.0
CENTRAL MOUNTAINS 07
EMPORIUM 84.2 59.1 71.7 3.2 93 13+ 47 26+ 6 217 5 0 0 0
GLEN HAZEL 2 NE DAM 80.3 56.4 68.4 89 15+ 46 26+ 23 135 0 0 0 0
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT 86.3 62.7 74.5 4.4 100 14 52 25 0 304 11 0 0 0
MILIJlEIM 84.1 58.0 71.1 97 14 44 25 10 205 8 0 0 0
PHILIPSBURG 2 S 80.7 58.8 69.8 95 14 45 25 16 173 4 0 0 0
RENOVO 86.1 61. 6 73.9 4.1 96 14 49 25 1 283 10 0 0 0
RIDGWAY 81. 5 56.2 68.9 3.2 91 14 45 26+ 18 145 2 0 0 0
STATE COLLEGE II 82.3 64.4 73.4 3.8 95 14 54 25+ 0 265 6 0 0 0
STEVENSON DAl4 84.6 60.6 72.6 3.4 94 14+ 50 26+ 4 247 8 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 71.6 3.9
SOIITlI CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 08
ALTOONA FAA AP R 81.8 60.0 70.9 .8 95 13 46 25 9 202 6 0 0 0
ALTOONA 82.6 61.6 72.1 95 14 50 26+ 6 236 8 0 0 0
ALTOONA 3 W 81.5 63.1 72.3 2.5 94 13 52 25+ 2 235 7 0 0 0
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL 81. 5 58.1 69.8 2.6 90 14 44 25 18 176 1 0 0 0
EVERETI' 81. 5 58.2 69.9 .6 94 15+ 46 25 13 169 5 0 0 0
HUNTINGDON 84.1 60.6 72.4 96 14 45 25 1 239 8 0 0 0
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK 81.4 57.1 69.3 1.2 93 5 46 23 19 156 5 0 0 0
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2 84.9 64.4 74.7 4.7 96 14 48 25 1 310 9 0 0 0
SHAWNEE STATE PARK 84.9 59.8 72.4 98 14 46 24 7 245 11 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 71.5 2.6
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
BUTLER 2 SW 84.0 59.9 72.0 3.7 94 5 49 25.... 7 232 8 0 0 0
CHALK HILL 2 ENE 78.3 61.1 69.7 2.5 88 13 49 24 15 167 0 0 0 0
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM 83.6 60.0 71.8 1.6 94 14 49 24 4 224 6 0 0 0
DERRY 4 SW 81. 7 61. 5 71.6 .6 93 13+ 51 23 2 213 6 0 0 0
DONEGAL 2 NW M M M
DONORA 1 SW 85.6 64.6 75.1 2.5 96 14 50 23 0 321 10 0 0 0
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR 83.9 66.5 75.2 94 14+ 55 25+ 0 322 6 0 0 0
FORD CITY 4 S DAM 84.6 60.3 72.5 1.7 95 14+ 48 25+ 6 24,6 11 0 0 0
GLENCOE M M M
GRAYS LANDING 84.6 63.3 74.0 94 13+ 53 25 0 287 10 0 0 0
INDIANA 3 SE 84.0 61.6 72.8 3.4 94 13+ 49 24 2 251 7 0 0 0
LAUREL MOUNTAIN 82.2 61. 5 71.9 6.1 92 14+ 48 25 5 224 6 0 0 0
LAUREL SUMMIT 73.7 60.4 67.1 85 13 51 24+ 32 103 0 0 0 0
LOYALHANNA LAKE M 61.3M M 95 3+ 52 24 8 0 0 0
MCKEESPORT 84.8 62.7 73.8 2.2 96 13+ 53 24 1 282 11 0 0 0
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW 80.2 57.3 68.8 90 14 45 26+ 19 144 1 0 0 0
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM 84.6 65.0 74.8 4.3 93 5+ 53 24+ 1 312 9 0 0 0
MOUNT DAVIS 79.4 61.1 70.3 90 14 51 23 7 179 1 0 0 0
MOUNT PLEASANT 82.9 60.9 71.9 93 14 48 24 5 227 4 0 0 0
NEW CASTLE 1 N 86.6 61.1 73 .9 3.9 97 5 49 25+ 3 286 14 0 0 0
PITI'SBURGH WSCOM 2 AP IIR 83.0 64.3 73.7 2.7 94 13+ 53 23 2 277 8 0 0 0
PUTNEYVILLE 2 SE DAM 83.3 58.8 71.1 3.2 94 14 47 26+ 7 205 6 0 0 0
REcroR 3 SSW 85.0 59.4 72.2 95 14 46 25 5 234 9 0 0 0
S.l\LINA 3 W 86.0 61.9 74.0 5.5 96 14 49 23 3 288 11 0 0 0
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW 84.3 60.2 72 .3 5.4 94 5 47 25+ 8 239 8 0 0 0
UNIONTOWN 1 NE 85.2 63.0 74.1 3.6 96 14+ 53 25 0 289 10 0 0 0
WASHINGTON 3 NE 84.2 63.0 73 .6 4.1 96 14 54 24+ 0 277 8 0 0 0
WAYNESBURG 1 E 84.2 61. 9 73 .1 3.3 95 14 50 25+ 2 258 9 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 72.5 3.3
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP R 78.0 54.6 66.3 1.7 87 12 41 24 39 87 0 0 0 0
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5 81.6 55.4 68.5 3.2 90 5 44 26+ 22 138 1 0 0 0
ca~LERS VALLEY ISE 80.0 53.2 66.6 88 5 42 26+ 33 92 0 0 0 0
CLARION 3 SW 83.8 59.2 71.5 3.8 94 14 49 25 8 217 7 0 0 0
CLERMONT 1 NW 77.6 55.5 66.6 86 13+ 42 25+ 36 92 0 0 0 0
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 80.8 55.8 68.3 90 12 42 25 18 130 1 0 0 0
COUDERSPORT 7SE 77.7 55.3 66.5 87 13 41 24 40 94 0 0 0 0
DUBOIS FAA AP M M M
ERIE WSO .lU' 81. 3 65.2 73.3 2.4 93 12 55 24 1 262 2 0 0 0
FRANKLIN 83.8 60.2 72 .0 2.7 93 14+ 48 :4 9 237 5 0 0 0
JAMESTO~IN 2 NW 80.6 60.0 70.3 1.8 89 13 48 25+ 8 182 0 0 0 0
KANE 1 NNE 80.0 53.5 66.8 3.8 89 5 40 24 34 97 0 0 0 0
LINESVILLE 1 S 81.5 61. 8 71.7 3.6 90 13+ 51 25+ 6 218 2 0 0 0
PORT ALLEGANY 81. 0 56.2 68.6 90 5 44 25 18 138
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PENNSYLV:<\NIA
AUGUST 2005
STATION
WELLSBORO 4 SW
--DIVISIONAL DATA------->
CENTRAL MOUNTAINS 07
EMPORIUM
GLEN HAZEL 2 NE DAM
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT
MILLHEIM
PHILIPSBURG 2 S
RENOVO
RIDGWAY
STATE COLLEGE II
STEVENSON DAM
--DIVISIONAL DATA------->
SOUTH CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 08
ALTOONA FAA AP R
ALTOONA
ALTOONA 3 W
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL
EVERETT
HUNTINGOON
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2
SHAWNEE STATE PARK
--DIVISIONAL DATA------->
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
BUTLER 2 SW
CHALK HILL 2 ENE
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM
DERRY 4 SW
DONEGAL 2 NW
OONORA I SW
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR
FORD CITY 4 S DAM
GLENCOE
GRAYS LANDING
INDIANA 3 SE
LAUREL MOUNTAIN
LAUREL SUMMIT
LOYAIJlANNA LAKE
MCKEESPORT
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM
MOUNT DAVIS
MOUNT PLEASANT
NEW CASTLE 1 N
PITTSBURGH WSCOM 2 AP I!R
PUTNEYVILLE 2 SE DAM
RECTOR 3 SSW
SALINA 3 W
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW
UNIONTOWN 1 NE
WASHINGTON 3 UK
WAYNESBURG 1 E
--DIVISIONAL DATA------->
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP R
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5
CHANDLERS VALLEY ISE
CLARION 3 SW
CLERMONT 1 NW
COUDERSPORT 1 SW
COUDERSPORT 7SE
DUBOIS FAA AP
ERIE WSO AP
FRANKLIN
JAMESTOWN 2 NW
KANE 1 NNE
LINESVILLE 1 S
PORT ALLEGANY
MONTHLY STATION AND DIVISION SUMMARY
4.08
5.11
3.70
5.02
2.76
3.17
2.32
4.65
4.48
3.00
4.38
3.72
2.12
3.24
3.06
3.43
2.01
2.58
3.91
2.24
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2.82
3.56
2.90
2.01
4.33
2.58
3.03
2.57
3.90
2.99
2.18
2.87
3.35
3.87
M 3.35
3.86
2.54
5.87
2.24
4.03
5.51
3.72
2.13
2.49
2.96
4.18
2.82
2.78
3.59
3.29
5.44
6.34
5.70
4.12
4.22
2.81
3.58
4.06
3.66
5.85
4.33
4.44
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-1.76
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1.46
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PRECIPITATION ( IN )
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1. 08
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1.16
1.50
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1.02
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1.50
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2.20
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1.30
2.80
1.23
1. 70
1.14
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2.57
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1. 93
3.28
2.85
2.39
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ICE PELLETS. SNOW NO. OF DAYS
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
MONTHLY STATION AND DIVISION SUMMARY
TEMPERATURE (OF)
NO. OF DAYS
r/J r/J
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SPRINGBORO 3 WNW 80.7 58.5 69.6 91 13 49 25+ 12 165 1 0 0 0
TIONESTA 2 BE LAKE 81. 6 59.2 70.4 2.5 91 13+ 47 25 13 188 2 0 0 0
TIWSVILLE WATER WORKS 82.2 56.4 69.3 2.7 91 14+ 45 25 22 164 2 0 0 0
WARREN 83.5 60.0 71.8 3.1 93 5 49 25+ 6 224 7 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 69.3 2.4
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PENNSYLW,NIA
AUGUST '005
MONTHLY STATION AND DIVISION SUMMARY
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PRECIPITATION ( IN )
ICE PELLETS, SNOW NO. OF DAYS
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SPRINGBORO 3 WNW 5.31 2.82 31 .0 0 7 4 1
TIONESTA 2 SE LAKE 4.03 -,18 2,02 31 .0 0 '7 2 1
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS 3.70 -.56 2.40 31 .0 0 6 1 1
WARREN 4.62 .2'7 2.41 31 .0 0 6 2 2
--DIVISIONAL DATA--n---> 4.53 .36 .0
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION TOTAL I I 14
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 15
;
PENNSYLVANIA 1
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01 ,
EQUINUNK 2 NW 6.05 .70 .13 2.20 .90 .72 .05
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 4.27 T .34 .32 .30 .02, .22 .02 .69 * .87
HAWLEY 1 E 2.73 .04 ! 1.14 .67 .05
HOLLISTERVILLE M - - - - - - - - I - - - - - - -
MATAMORAS 4.38 .01 .35 .76 * 2.15
PAUPACK 1 WSW M - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W 4.63 .48 .04 I .77 .12 .64
SHICKSHINNY 3 N 2.74 1.06 .03! .07 .12
STROUDSBURG 3.71 T .02 , 1.44 .03 1.12
I
TANNERSVILLE 2E M - - - - - - - - I - - - - - - -
TOBYHANNA POCONO MTN A M - - - - - - - = I - - - - - - -
WILKES BARRE M - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON 2.17 1.49 .04, T T T
EAST CENTRAL ,
!
MOUNTAINS 02 !
ALLENTO~lN AP R 2.14 T .05 .03 .281 .25 .01
BELTZVILLE DAM 3.13 .03 * .02, .14 * * 1.53
CLAUSSVILLE M 1.31 .03 .70 .03
LEHIGHTON 1 SSW 1.46 .06 .34
MAHANOY CITY 2 N 2.10 ! .33 .03 .16
RODALE RESEARCH CTR 1.47 .05 ; .28 .05
I
TAMAQUA 2.99 T T T I 1.11 .02 .04
SOUTllEASTERN !
PIEDMONT 03
BECHTELSVILLE 1 ENE 1.62 ! .82
BLUE MARSH LAKE 1. 94 .051 .86 .06 .06
BUCKSVILLE 3.01 I .71 .02 1.12
CHlillDS FORD 2 NE 1. 79 .561 .06
COATESVILLE 2 W 1.71 .02 .20! .01 .01 .02 .04
CONSHOHOCKEN 2.14 .01 .10! .02 1.02 .03
DEHART DAM 3.32 .05 .51 .011 .10 .01 .62 .01
GLENMOORE 1.56 ~601 .30 .01 T
GRATERFORD 1 E 2.26 .851 .46
HAMBURG 3.14 .02 1.02 .03 .04
HARRISBURG 1 NE 2.58 :~;I .08 .02 .04
HONEY BROOK 2 SSE 1.62 .02 .40 .02
LANCASTER 2 HE FLTR PL M 1. 34 .03 .19 .03 -
LANDISVILLE 2 NW 1.58 .09 .01; .24 .19
LEBANON 2 W 2.81 T .05 .751 .06 .57
MARCUS HOOK 1.55 .20 .141 .68
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP R 1. 74 T .02 T ! .08 T
MYERSTOWN 3.39 .03 1.36 1.10
NESHl\MINY FALLS 2.02 T .151 .08 .97
NEW HOLLAND 2 SE 1.19 .01 .051 .08
NORRISTOWN M 1. 38 .011 .07 .02 .53
OCTORARO LAKE 3.70 .02 1.48! .1.4 .20
PALM 3 SE 3.07 ! .29 .01 1.41
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN 3.05 .09 .02 .221 .15 1.35 T
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP R 2.57 T .01 1.061 .25 . OS .01
PHOENIX'JILLE 1 E 1. 07 .24! .02 .01
READING 4 NNW 1. 61 .06 .09! .30 .03
SAFE HARBOR DAM 2.18 T .01/ .15 .02 .45
SELLERSVILLE 2.59 ; .60 1.22
i
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE 4.18 T T .01/ .65 .22 2.12
STRAUSSTOWN 2.22 .19' .68 .02
WEST CHESTER 2NW 2.13 T T ! .29 .41 .42
YORK HAVEN 2.25 .05/ .08 .37
LOWER SUSQ~A 04 i
BIGLERVILLE 4.12 .12/ .07 .11 T
BLOSERVILLE 1 N 2.66 .27! T T
CHAMBERSBURG 1 ESE 2.74 .39 .021 .17 T .44
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT 3.38 .301 .13 .13 .01
HANOVER 4 SW 2.57 .02 .361 .13 .05 .05
NEW PARK 3.43 1. 75/ .03
PINE GROVE F1lRNACE 3.16 .33 ! .12 .15
SHIPPENSBURG R 2.79 T .76 .011 .08 T .49 .02
SOUTII MOUNTAIN M .99/ .16 .06 1. 33 .23 .10
SPRING GROVE 3.62 .03 1.06! .27 .14 T T
YORK 3 SSW PUMP STN 1. 84 .11 .19/ .19 .03 .18
MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA 05
BEAR GAP 2.41 .05' .05 .19 .12 T
BEAVERTOWN 1 NE M 2.59 I
BENTON 3 NE 2.43 .13 T i .02 T .71 T T
DAlWILLE 2.53 T .06 T .01 .04
LAUREL TON CTR 3.04 .041
LEWISBURG 2.43 I T . .03
LEWISTOWN 2.16 .20
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
EQtJINUNK 2 NW .70 .65
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM .03 .03 .05 .42 .40 .44 T .12
HAWLEY 1 E .03 .03 .23 .32 .01 .21
HOLLISTERVILLE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
MATAMORAS .01 T .43 .02 .21 .33 .01 .10
PAUPACK 1 WSW - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W .11 .02 .18 2.00 .27
SHICKSHINNY 3 N .04 T .38 .37 .08 .26 .33
STROUDSBURG .03 .01 .42 .25 .30 .09
TANNERSVILLE 2E - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
TOBYHANNA POCONO MTN A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
WILKES BARRE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON .03 .03 T .05 .01 .11 .41
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP R .04 .25 T T .17 .79 T .01 .26
BELTZVILLE DAM .05 .01 * * .27 * * 1.03 .05
CLAUSSVILLE - - .20 .35
LEHIGHTON 1 SSW .07 .08 .47 .41 .03
MAHANOY CITY 2 N .07 .11 .55 .54 .24 .07
RODALE RESEARCH CTR .13 .29 .60 .06 .01
TAMAQUA .10 .02 .32 .79 .52 .07
SOUI'HEASTERN
PIEDMONT 03
BECBTELSVILLE 1 ENE .15 .43 .05 .16 .01
BLUE MARSH LAKE .34 .03 .08 .44 .02 T
BUcr.sVILLE .04 .01 .17 .91 .03
CHADDS FORD 2 NE .77 .21 .13 .06
COATESVILLE 2 W .52 .07 .08 .73 T .01
CONSHOHOCKEN .43 .11 .30 .05 .01 .06
DEHART DAM .50 .17 .73 .05 .56
GLENMOORE T .44 .07 .28 .45 T .01
GRATERFORD 1 E .24 .24 .12 .30 .05
HAMBURG .13 .02 .21 .80 .27
ID\RRISBURG 1 NE .47 .53 .68 .17 .40
HONEY BROOK 2 SSE .45 .08 .30 .30 .02
LANCASTER 2 HE FLTR PL .52 .01 .10 .01 .43 .02
LANDISVILLE 2 NW .54 .07 .15 T .01 .11 .09 .06 .02
LEBANON 2 W .29 .30 .11 .60 .01 .03 .04
MARCUS HOOK .53
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP R .44 .26 .21 .30 .31 .07 .05
MYERSTOWN .35 .18 .37
NESHAMINY FALLS .24 .02 .07 .28 .09 .02 .04 .06
NEW HOLLAND 2 SE .50 .01 .08 T T .27 .19 T T
NORRISTOWN .35 .02 .01 .18 .19 -
OCTORARO LAKE .85 .05 .26 .21 .49
PJI.LM 3 SE .11 .20 .42 .60 .03
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN .52 .04 .33 T .32 .01
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP R .33 .10 .54 .01 .20 .01 T
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E .30 .11 .39
READING 4 NNW .07 .27 .13 .06 .46 .14
SAFE HARBOR DAM .98 .05 .12 .37 .02 .01
SELLERSVILLE .13 .20 .12 .30 .02
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE .04 .15 .22 .63 .01 .13
STRAUSSTOWN .45 .15 .73
WEST CHESTER 2NW T .48 .01 .12 T .01 .14 .20 T .05
YORK HAVEN .71 .07 .08 T .03 .53 .27 T .06
LOWER SUSQUEHANNA 04
BIGLERVILLE .50 1.10 .14 .07 .38 .30 1.33
BLCSERVILLE 1 N .63 .20 .57 .02 .97
CllAMBERSBURG 1 ESE 1.05 .17 .01 .05 .31 T .01 .12
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT .03 .78 .39 .08 .01 .03 .68 .81
HANOVER 4 SW T .65 .08 .41 .01 .76 T .05
NEW PARK .40 .20 .50 .55
PINE GROv~ FURNACE .05 .75 .02 .04 .06 .33 .09 .01 1.21
SHIPPENSBURG R .53 .26 .01 .29 .02 .32
SOUTH MOUNTAIN .02 1.24 .03 .26 .62 .14 .73
SPRING GROVE .98 T .12 .23 T .76 T .03
YORK 3 SSW PUI~P STN .65 .09 .14 .24 .02
MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA 05
BEAR GAP .14 .92 T T .39 .16 .39
BEAVERTOWN 1 NE .51 .92 .38 .38 .40 -
BIDITON 3 HE .09 .01 .35 .45 T .03 .64
DANVILLE .OS .21 .39 T .12 .59 1. 03
LAUREL TON CTR .48 .82 .01 .30 .15 1.24
LEWISBURG .18 .30 .32, .251 .04 T 1. 31
LEWISTOWN .63 .25 .01 .021 .16 .89
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION TOTAL I I
1 2 3 ! 4 5 6 7 8 I 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
SELINSGROVE 2 S 3.35 .06 .03! .06 .01 .48
SUNBURY M .01 .03 1 .02 T T
WILLIAMS PORT RGNL AP R 6.36 .05 .13 1.911 .18 .13
WILLIAMS PORT 2 5.14 T .20 . 37/ .38 .27 .01
UPPER SUSQUEHANNA 06
CANTON 3.68 .05 T T .05 .17 .32 .06
COVINGTON 2 WSW 5.12 1.90 i .42
COWANESQUE DAM 6.20 .16 20 I .26 .36 .58 .39
DUSHORE 5.36 .02 .06 I .26 .50 .55 .10
I .42 .50 .04
IJI..PORTE 5.93 .01 .07 .35 I .48
MONTROSE 6.04 .20 .13 T .64 .10 2.57 .41
RUSHVILLE M - - - - - - - - ! - - - - - - -
S.l\BINSVILLE 3 SE 5.98 1 .20 .35 .50
SUSQUEHANNA 5.35 1.12 .01 T .13 [ .43 1.15 .93 .07
TIOGA HAMMOND DAM M 6.27 - .72 I .02 .93 .36
TOWANDA 1 S 4.46 .15 T T .87 .96
TROY 1 NE ~I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
WELLSBORO 4 SW 4.08 T .11 .09 i .02 .27 T
CENTRAL MOUNTAINS 07 ;
CLARENCE 3.21 T T ! .09 .17
i
EMPORIUM 3.70 T i .01 .67
GLEN HAZEL 2 NE DAM 5.02 I T .09 .03
GRAMPIAN IE 2.80 .141 .09 .03
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT 2.76 .06 i .04 .17
MILLlIEIM 3.17 .07 1 .11 .13
PHILIPSBURG 2 S 2.32 T .08, .04 T T T
RENOVO 4.65 .05 T 1.21! T .05
RIDGWAY 4.48 ! .22
SINNEMAHONING 5.53 .05j .86 .67 .35
STATE COLLEGE II 3.00 .01 T T .071 .14 .12 T
STEVENSON DAM 4.38 i .28 .25 .05
SOlITH CENTRAL 1
!
MOUNTAINS 08 i
;
ALTOONA FAA AP R 2.12 .01 .01 .431 .02 .01 T
ALTOONA 3.24 .33 .03 .191 .48
ALTOONA 3 W 3.06 .55 .66j
BUFFALO MILLS 1. 53 .101 .11
DUNLO 4.56 .53 .751 1. 84 .16
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL 3.43 .02 T .02 1.101 .60 .05 .07
EVERETT 2.01 .111 .80
HUNTINGDoN 2.58 T .25 .10 .23 T
I
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK 3.91 .05 1.401 .57 .15
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2 2.24 .031 .40 .02
SA.XTON 2.35 .10 .42,
SHAWNEE STATE PARK M 1.50 .02 .041 .11
TYRONE 3.83 .01 .09 .48
WILLIAMSBURG 2.00 .01 .021 .39
WOLFSBURG 1. 94 .061 .44
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09 1
ACMETONIA LOCK 3 4.27 .04 I 1. 36 .18
BEAVER FALLS 1 NE 4.92 .34 i 1.25 .01 .04
BOSWELL 4N 4.44 T i 2.02
BRADDOCK LOCK 2 M 3.94 .06 .01 .481 - .67 .04
BUCKS'l'OWN 1 SE 1. 77 .06 .01 .521 .08
BUTLER 2 SW 3.56 T .17 ! .07 .08
CHALK HILL 2 ENE 2.90 T T .011 .17 .08
CHARLEROI LOCK 4 2.95 .06 .261 .03
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM 2.01 .02 .02 .151 .07
CONNELLSVILLE 2 SSW 4.06 .02 .201 .12
DERRY 4 SW 4.33 T T ! 1. 08 .53
DONEGAL 2 NW 2.58 T .121 .33
DONORA 1 SW 3.03 T T .531 T
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR 2.57 .07 1 .07
!
FORD CITY 4 S D.l\M 3.90 .01 i .92 .25 .23
GLENCOE 2.99 .741 .14 .04
GLENWILLARD DASHIELDS 1. 89 T .10 .13
GRAYS IJIJIDING 2.18 .01j .13 .07
INDIANA 3 SE 2.87 .05 . OJ.. .02 .361 .98 .03 .03 .11
KI'ITANNING LOCK 7 M 5.32 .04 i 2.98 .03
LAUREL ~10UNTAIN 3.35 .46 T .27 T
LAUREL SUMMIT 3.87 .56 T I T .27 T T
LOYALHANNA LAKE M 3.35 * I * 2.031 - -
MCKEESPORT 3.86 .05 .10 .42 1. 501 .03
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW 2.54 .02 .211 .19 .03 .52
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM 5.87 .29 1.53
MOUNT DAVIS 2.24 T .351 .14
MOUNT PLEASANT 4.03 .03 .021 T .201 .41/ .02
I~TRONA LOCK 4 3.06 .031 .70 .02
NEW CASTLE 1 N 5.51 .24 .30 I .36 .40
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION 120 1
16 ] 7 ]8 19 2] 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 3]
SELINSGROVE 2 S .25 .24/ .53 .30 .34 T 1. 05
SUNBURY .1B .30 .50 .32 .14 1.73
WILLIAMS PORT RGNL AP R .01 ~:I .02 .34 .07 .97 1. 69
WILLIAMS PORT 2 .03 .40 .02 .64 2.03
UPPER SUSQUEHANNA 06
CANTON T .12 .02 .26 .05 1.23 1. 35
COVINGToN 2 WSW .17 .04, .30 .08 1.50 .71
COWANESQUE DAM .01! .12 .01 .04 1.97 2.10
DUSHORE ~011 .07 .21 .43 .62 2.54
LAPORTE .05 .13 .02 .43 .01 .24 3.17
MONTROSE .03 .08 .02 , .22 1.27 .37
RUSHVILLE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
SABINSVILLE 3 SE .08 .10 .301 .30 .05 1.60 2.50
SUSQUEHANNA T T I .02 .03 .05 1.10 .31
TIOGA HAMMOND DAM .50 .01 I .09 .16 .06 2.17 1.25
TOWANDA 1 S .21 .041 .03 .01 1.13 1.06
TROY 1NE - - - - ; - - - - - - - - - - - -
;
WELLSBORO 4 SW T .15 .04! .35 T .11 1. 28 1.66
CENTRAL MOUNTJI.INS 07
CLARENCE T .20 .311 .66 T .08 .29 1.41
EMPORIUM .03 .06 .281 .29 .09 .35 T .57 1. 35
GLEN Hl\.ZEL 2 NE DAM T .01 .581 .58 .10 .65 .71 2.27
GRAMPIAN IE .27 .16 .40i .02 .05 .02 .39 .57 .66
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT .11 .53 , .06 .19 .10 1. 50
MILLHEIM .57 .331 .23 .33 .01 .03 1.36
PHILIPSBURG 2 S .33 .32 .30 T .04 .09 .28 .84
RENOVO T .04 .05, .21 .20 1.37 1.47
RIDGWAY .62r 2.15 .10 .35 .53 .51
SINNEMAHONING .02 .04 .111 .30 T .33 2.07 .73
STATE COLLEGE II .06 .55 .53! T .02 T .15 .11 1.24
STEVENSON DAM .05 .20/ .29 .35 1.95 .96
SOUTH CENTF.AL
MOUNTAINS OS i
ALTOONA FAA AP R .72 .021 .04 T .01 .21 .17 .02 .12 .33
ALTOONA .01 .6B ; .04 T .11 .27 1.10
;
ALTOoNA 3 W .75 .011 .04 .15 .05 .14 .24 .47
BUFFALO MILLS .31 .30 .011 .11 .08 .22 .02 .27
DUNLO .44 .051 .03 .12 .49 .03 .17
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PI. .10 .53 .06 .07 .19 .33 .24
EVERETT .02 .39 i .OB .02 .11 .12 .36
HUNTINGDON T .70 .041 T T T .28 T T .98
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK .10 .67 .251 .25 .10 .02 .15 .20
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2 .60 .091 .02 .02 .22 .01 .83
SAXTON .53 ; .03 .02 .05 .46 .02 .72
SHAm-lEE STATE PARK .18 .39 .01! .01 .06 .37 .12 .04 .15 -
TYRONE .86 .04/ .05 .09 .30 .01 .15 1. 75
WILLIAMSBURG .01 .66 .04, .02 .05 .34 T .03 .43
WOLFSBURG T .47 .05 .03 .12 .29 .48
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09 ;
ACMETONIA LOCK 3 .40 T ; .54 .05 .26 .14 1. 30
i
BEAVER FALLS 1 NE .02 .25 T I .51 .06 .03 .10 .01 .10 2.20
BOSWELL 4N .53 .49 .34 .43 T .63
BRADDOCK LOCK 2 .01 .20 .01r 1.26 .24 .26 .13 .57
BUCY'sTOWN 1 SE .07 .54 T ! .05 .07 .15 .04 .18
BUTLER 2 SW .19 .05 ; .44 .04 .32 2.20
!
CHALK HILL 2 ENE .24 .44 T ! .79 .32 .63 .20 .02
CllARLEROI LOCK 4 .03 .52 .49 .25 .35 .75 .21
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM .37 .63 .09 .26 T .10 .04 .26
CONNELLSVILLE 2 SSW .02 1. 80 i .94 .22 .30 .22 .22
DERRY 4 SW T .94 I T 1.04 T .30 T .IB .26
DONEGAL 2 NW .55 ! .95 .01 .33 .19 .10
OONORA 1 SW .26 .34 1 .61 T .38 .23 T .37 .31
EMSWORTII LID OHIO RVR .07 .20 .Olr .06 .22 .20 .51 1.16
FORD CITY 4 S DAM .16 .25 .19 .01 .27 .11 1.50
GLENCOE .77 .22 ; T .10 .33 .03 .62
GLENWILLARD DASHIELDS .05 .23 ; .61 .08 .05 .40 .24
;
GRAYS IJI.NDING .64 .6B .03 .38 .16 .OB
INDIANA 3 SE .08 .52 .021 .05 r .08 .16 .08 .29
KITIANNING LOCK 7 .17 .20 - - .10 1. BO
LAUREL ~IOUNTAIN T .30 ; .05 1.02 T .16 .75 .20 .14
1
LAUREL SUMMIT T .76 ! .05 .90 .10 .77 T .20 .26
LOYALHANNA LAKE .18 ; - .25 .24 T .12 .53
MCKEE SPORT .12 .01 _56 .01 .25 .18 .41 .22
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW .13 .54 .041 T .20 .22 .30 .03 .11
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM .BO i .18 .23 .49 .15 2.20
/40UNT DAVIS .23 .45 .021 .32 .02 .21 .35 .05 .10
MOUNT PLEASANT .30 .23 T .21 1.30 .04 .70 .03 .41 .13
NATRONA LOCK 4 .43 .33 0" .17 .11 1.25
NEW CASTLE 1 Ii .03 T ! .76 I .47 .15 2.80
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION TOTAL I I
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
I
NEW STANTON 1 SW 2.91 T i .05
PITTSBURGH WSCOM 2 AP IIR 3.72 .08 T T .081 T T T
PUTNEYVILLE 2 SE DAM 2.13 .03
RECTOR 3 SSW 2.49 .06 .04 T i .13 T
SAGAMORE 4.34 T T T I .55 1.50 .20
SALINA 3 W 2.96 .01 ~ 71; .42 .01
SCHENLEY LOCK 5 M 1. 74 - - -
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW 4.18 .10 .42 ; .02 .12 .04
i
SOMERSET 2.46 .39 .03 T .341 .12 .02 .01
STRONGS~'N 3.89 .01 .02 .01 1.27 1.51 .08 .01 .07
UNIONTOWN 1 NE 2.82 .05 .03 T i .13 .02
WASHINGTON 3 NE 2.78 .03 .01 I .12 .01 T
WAYNESBURG I E 3.59 .37 T .34; .04 .03 T
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10 i
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP R 5.44 T .07 1 .09 T .03 .24 .10
BRADFORD CENTRAL FS 6.17 .30 1.40
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5 6.34 .04 i .21 .08 .95 .12
CHANDLERS VALLEY ISE 5.70 .05 i .65 .28 1.07 .26
i
CLARION 3 SW 4.12 .19 i .04 .14 .05
CLERMONT 1 NW 4.22 T I T .50
COOIC.sBURG 2 NW 5.21 .01 .20
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 2.81 I T .02 .10 .02
COUDERSPORT 7SE 3.58 T T T T .04 T .26 .31
DUBOIS FAA AP M - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
ERIE WSO AP 4.06 T ; .10 T .64 .16 T
FRANKLIN 3.66 .03 i 1. 24 .05
GALETON 5.94 T I .08 .02 .09 .61
I
JAMESTOWN 2 NW 5.85 ! T 2.02 .35
KANE 1 NNE 4.33 T T i T T .22 T
LEWIS RUN 6.18 .01 i .20 .12 1.27 .05
LINESVILLE 1 S 4.44 I .30 .70 .28
OSWAYO 1 ENE 4.10 I .06 .30 .24 .03
PORT ALLEGl\NY M .02 T j .12 T .33 .03
SPRINGBORO 3 WNW 5.31 .12 .02 .07 .06 .13 .73
TIONESTA 2 SE LAKE 4.03 .02 .12 i .33 .40
TITUSVILLE WATER WORY.s 3.70 i .17 .13 .33
UNION CITY FLTR PLT M 2.37 I 1.11 .05 .52 .14
WARREN 4.62 T i .35 1.02 .18
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DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION i I
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NEW STANTON 1 SW .22 .24 ~J .01 1.28 .64 .13 .34
PITTSBURGH WSCOM 2 AP IIR .27 T .98 .16 .22 .47 1.23 .23
PUTNEYVILLE 2 SE DAM T .06 .22 .12 1.70
RECTOR 3 SSW .20 .25 .02 .01 1.14 .00 .36 .22 .05
SAGAMORE .21 .19 .05/ .06 .45 .28 .85
SJ1LINA 3 W .28 .01 .42 .06 .18 .05 .13 .68
SCHENLEY LOCK 5 .08 .22 i - - .12 1.32
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SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW .03 .02 T i .12 .02 .38 .11 .23 2.57
SOMERSET .36 .34 T I .02 .36 .12 .26 .04 .05
STRONGSTOWN .09 .48 .031 .07 . . . . . . .24
UNIONTOWN 1NE .63 .88 T27/ .15 .05 .37 T .16 .08
WASHINGTON 3 NE .19 .27 T .40 .39 .28 .38 .70
WAYNESBURG 1 E .79 .83 T i .05 .08 .17 .06 .47 .36
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10 i
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BRADFORD REGIONAL AP R .01 .461 .08 T T .09 .67 1.93 1. 67
BRADFORD CENTRAL FS .361 .01 .36 .14 .69 2.91
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5 .361 T .18 .17 .95 3.28
CIl-'INDLERS VALLEY 1SE .09 .27 .13 .05 2.85
CLARION 3 SW .01 .631 .06 .02 .46 .13 2.39
CLERMONT 1 NW .03 .04 .32. .25 .08 .28 .50 2.22
COOKSBURG 2 NW .01 .01 1.26! .30 .07 .51 .26 2.58
COUDERSPORT 1 SW .09 .03 ! .33 .53 1.69
COUDERSPORT 7SE .03 .05 .08i .52 .04 .26 .61 1.38
DUBOIS FAIl AP - - - - ! - - - - - - - - - - - -
ERIE WSO AP T .101 .01 .08 T .14 T 1. 87 .96
FP-ANKLIN . . .051 .16 .08 2.05
GALETON .05 .06 .231 .20 .02 .20 2.09 2.29
JAMESTOWN 2 NW i .05 .18 1.05 T 2.20
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LEWIS RUN T .37! .01 .10 T 1.11 2.94
LINESVILLE 1 S i .17 .73 .01 2.25
OSWAYO 1 ENE .01 .111 .55 .07 T .30 .60 1.83
PORT ALLEGANY .02 .01 .UI .27 .05 .27 1.09 2.53
SPRINGBORO 3 WNW I .10 .74 .52 2.82
TIONESTA 2 SE LAKE .02 .051 .59 .07 .16 .25 2.02
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS .02 .02/ .05 .34 T T .20 T .04 2.40
UNION CITY FLTR PLT .21 .34 -
WARREN .301 .04 .07 .20 .05 2.41
WEST HICKORY 2 .02 T I .18 .09 .15 .23 2.40
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
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PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 08 MAX 83 85 92 91 86 81 83 80 79 86 87 89 91 96
OBS ..* .**
MIN 62 64 60 62 63 55 59 62 63 62 64 64 66 66 62
OBS **. ..*
HAWLEY 1 E 07 MAX 85 87 89 93 94 88 85 88 82 82 87 87 91 93 92
MIN 60 64 58 58 62 54 54 58 64 61 61 63 64 65 66
MATAMORAS 07 MAX 86 86 90 93 95 88 86 84 83 82 87 89 91 94 90
OBS 77
MIN 61 63 60 61 64 56 57 61 64 62 63 65 65 66 66
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W 07 MAX 81 84 84 87 89 80 81 82 78 79 83 84 87 89 86
OBS
MIN 59 64 60 60 64 52 56 60 63 61 64 61 63 65 62
OBS
STROUDSBURG 07 MAX 86 87 93 96 96 91 S6 85 81 79 88 91 93 91 93
~lIN 66 66 61 65 66 58 62 65 65 63 66 65 69 67 66
TOBYHANNA POCONO MTN A 07 MAX
MIN
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON MID MAX 90 94 96 97 90 86 87 82 84 90 92 94 97 96 86
MIN 68 70 66 67 66 58 64 69 67 66 69 71 71 70 68
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP MID MAX 86 92 95 96 93 86 85 79 80 87 92 93 97 95 81
MIN 70 68 68 69 70 67 66 67 66 63 68 66 73 72 69
BELTZVILLE DAM 08 MAX 86 86 91 94 95 95 80 82 87 91 98
MIN 58 67 64 66 68 61 64 65 67 64 64
RODALE RESEARCH CTR 07 MAX 84 84 86 94 95 94 80 85 78 80 86 91 92 95 94
MIN 67 66 64 68 68 65 65 65 66 63 66 65 72 71 67
OBS
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDMONT 03
BLUE MARSH LAKE 08 MAX 86 86 93 95 95 85 83 84 81 82 86 90 89 92 91
OBS 90
MIN 69 69 68 70 71 72 71 71 67 67 68 71 75 76 71
OBS
BUCKSVILLE 07 MAX 82 85 93 95 95 92 89 87 75 78 85 91 94 95 95
OBS *..
MIN 61 66 63 66 72 65 65 68 68 62 65 66 67 71 68
OBS *..
COATESVILLE 2 iii MID ~IAX 85 91 93 95 93 87 85 84 81 87 92 94 96 94 85
MIN 68 67 68 70 72 67 67 69 66 65 68 68 75 74 68
DEHART DAM 07 MAX 84 86 90 91 93 82 83 83 78 78 85 88 91 94 93
HIN 63 64 64 65 66 60 61 66 66 64 65 65 67 69 69
GRATER.FORD 1 E 07 MAX 85 87 93 96 96 94 87 88 79 SO 87 92 95 97 96
MIN 67 68 72 71 74 67 66 72 65 67 69 70 75 74 67
HllMBURG 07 MAX 82 86 93 96 96 91 84 85 79 80 87 91 92 95 94
OBS 86 93 96 96 91 84 85 79 80 87 91 92 95 94 83
MIN 67 70 73 69 66 65 66 67 65 68 68 71 73 71 70
OBS
HAP.?I SBURG 1 NE 07 MAX 85 86 90 90 93 88 88 84 79 79 86 90 94 97 96
OBS
MIN 67 70 71 72 74 67 67 67 68 65 67 69 69 73 69
OBS
LANCASTER. 2 NE FLTR PL MID MAX 87 92 92 96 91 84 85 85 81 88 92 95 97 95 84
MIN 69 68 70 71 72 69 68 67 68 67 68 69 75 75 71
LANDISVILLE 2 NW 17 MAX 86 90 90 93 95 87 87 83 83 86 89 93 96 96 95
MIN 63 63 66 66 67 64 65 68 66 62 64 66 69 69 69
LEBANON 2 W MID MAX 85 91 92 94 87 83 85 84 78 86 89 92 94 92 82
OBS
MIN 65 66 67 69 69 64 65 66 66 63 66 67 71 71 68
MARCUS HOOK 07 MAX 83 86 93 95 94 96 87 86 89 82 89 92 93 96 94
OBS 86 93 95 94 96 87 86 89 82 89 92 93 96 94 86
MIN 70 77 78 81 79 77 I 74 74 72 73 77 78 79 80 74
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP MID MAX 87 92 92 95 89 83 85 82 79 87 92 94 97 96 85
MIN 70 72 74 76 74 68 68 70 69 67 71 71 75 76 71
NESHllMINY FALLS 07 MAX 82 86 91 93 95 94 87 85 79 79 87 92 93 96 95
MIN 65 66 67 67 70 70 67 67 70 69 68 69 70 75 71
NEW HOLLAND 2 SE 22 MAX 86 92 93 94 92 86 84 87 82 88 93 95 97 96 85
MIN 68 69 70 73 74 69 70 66 66 66 70 71 75 76 70
NORRISTOWN 08 MAX 88 90 96 96 100 104 90 90 88 84 92 98 102 104 102
MIN 70 70 72 74 72 74 74 76 72 70 70 72 72 74 70
OBS 64
OCTORARO LAKE MID MAX 85 86 92 94 93 86 85 86 80 85 90 q3 94 93 83
MIN 66 67 68 69 71 70 67 69 65 67 67 70 74 74 71
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN 09 MAX 92 98 102 103 102 95 I 91 91 85 84 100 100 103 100 100
OBS I 92 88
MIN 72 75 78 80 80 77 76 74 73 74 76 80 81 75 75
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP MID MAX 86 95 96 96 96 90 85 89 81 I 88 92 97 96 95 84
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION , I I AVERAGE
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ! 27 28 29 30 ! 31
PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 80 72 85 80 69 81 89 76 74 79 85 78 72 74 80 80 82.3
84 70
62 60 60 54 62 58 55 48 48 47 51 51 63 66 66 66 59.7
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HAWLEY 1 E 81 74 81 79 71 83 87 77 75 74 79 80 80 69 78 76 82.8
62 58 50 50 59 65 55 49 49 45 45 52 52 64 66 68 58.1
lolATAMOP.AS 78 76 82 80 72 81 88 81 76 74 80 80 80 71 81 77 83.3
63 62 52 52 60 66 57 51 51 49 49 53 55 66 66 68 59.8
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W 77 71 77 77 69 80 82 71 70 71 76 76 73 70 76 73 78.8
50 60
61 56 48 49 60 59 53 48 49 47 51 52 53 62 63 67 57.8
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STROODSBORG 78 74 85 81 71 82 91 84 80 79 80 80 83 69 79 ?8 84.2
65 60 56 57 65 67 57 51 55 48 53 54 58 67 69 70 62.0
TOBYHANNA POCONO MTN A M
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WILKES BAP.RE SCRANTON 77 86 84 74 87 93 82 79 78 84 84 78 81 84 78 84 86.3
68 64 56 69 69 65 62 55 54 50 59 60 65 64 73 65 64.8
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP 75 87 85 76 84 91 85 81 80 82 83 84 73 83 83 87 85.7
65 60 59 70 69 64 60 55 56 51 56 64 69 70 73 65 65.4
BELTZVILLE DAM 82 73 84 82 89 82 78 77 80 81 79 79 84.8
66 61 58 59 59 53 53 50 52 56 67 67 61. 3
RODALE RESEARCH CTR 80 72 85 83 72 86 90 83 80 81 80 81 77 73 81 82 84.0
65 60 57 64 67 69 57 52 56 49 50 62 65 67 68 72 63.8
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PIEDMONT 03
BLUE MARSH LAKE 85 74 87 88 70 81 86 92 83 83 85 72 73 84 87 87 85.0
70 67 64 68 69 69 62 59 60 55 57 66 68 66 72 75 67.8
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BOCKSVILLE 78 74 84 82 77 82 90 84 80 79 81 81 83 75 83 82 84.7
65 62 58 66 64 68 58 53 56 50 55 59 65 68 68 72 63.9
COATESVILLE 2 W 73 84 85 75 87 91 86 82 82 83 81 77 80 85 83 85 85.8
66 61 59 68 68 65 60 55 56 52 57 61 67 65 72 68 65.5
DEHART DAM 81 71 83 84 75 85 87 81 79 80 82 77 77 80 80 80 83.3
65 64 57 56 66 71 57 52 52 51 51 58 62 66 67 71 62.6
GRATERFORD 1 E 82 75 86 85 77 87 91 86 82 81 82 82 83 78 88 86 86.5
68 59 63 67 67 70 62 55 59 52 51 57 66 64 69 75 66.1
HAMBURG 83 73 86 84 72 84 90 84 80 80 83 83 76 75 82 82 84.8
73 86 84 72 84 90 84 80 80 83 83 76 75 82 82 85
65 59 67 68 70 60 56 59 55 57 51 57 67 69 67 72 65.4
62 67 64
HARRISBURG 1 NE 81 70 82 84 72 83 89 88 77 78 81 80 78 80 81 82 84.2
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69 65 61 61 67 67 60 60 58 57 57 61 62 62 68 72 65.9
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LANCASTER 2 lIE FLTR PL 73 84 87 76 87 91 84 80 81 83 82 82 82 86 85 S7 86.3
67 63 62 68 68 68 60 57 57 53 59 65 67 65 71 71 66.7
LANDISVILLE 2NW 83 83 85 85 84 90 88 82 79 81 82 80 81 84 83 87 86.6
66 61 57 67 68 70 56 54 52 48 55 63 67 65 70 75 63.9
LEBANON 2 W 71 83 84 73 84 89 82 80 79 82 79 7S 81 83 83 83 84.1
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64 58 58 66 67 64 59 54 56 51 57 63 66 69 69 68 64.3
MARCOS HOOK 86 76 86 87 78 88 91 85 85 82 81 83 82 83 88 88 87.2
76 86 87 78 88 91 85 85 82 81 83 82 83 88 88 86
69 67 70 73 73 78 73 67 66 64 68 70 73 71 76 73 73.4
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP 73 85 85 74 86 91 84 81 82 84 83 79 82 82 84 85 85.6
66 66 63 69 68 71 64 61 61 58 61 65 67 69 73 70 68.5
NESHAMINY FALLS 80 74 86 83 78 85 90 86 80 79 81 81 82 83 86 85 85.6
67 62 60 60 68 70 61 57 57 53 53 57 62 67 64 73 65.2
NEW HOLLAND 2 SE 74 86 86 74 88 92 86 82 83 85 81 80 82 85 84 87 86.6
66 62 65 68 69 74 65 58 59 57 63 66 67 66 72 69 67.7
NORRISTOWN 87 79 88 88 82 90 96 88 86 86 86 88 88 84 92 90 91. 0
68 65 68 66 69 72 64 58 64 64 62 66 66 70 68 76 69.3
OCTORARO LAKE 73 83 85 71 85 89 83 80 80 80 80 77 81 84 84 85 84.7
67 65 62 62 68 68 60 57 57 52 58 63 63 63 63 63 65.4
PHILADELPHIA FP-NKLN IN 82 81 89 82 90 90 93 88 85 89 89 82 87 93 90 91 91.8
90 98
70 68 75 74 74 79 74 68 68 63 69 72 75 71 77 74 74.1
PHILADELPHIA IlfrL AP 76 86 86 79 86 93 89 83 83 84 83 85 84 89 86 89 88.0
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AUGUST 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (0 F )
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MIN 69 72 77 76 78 74 72 70 70 72 74 76 78 75 72
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E MID MAX 87 94 96 98 95 89 86 80 80 88 94 96 98 96 84
MIN 69 69 69 71 75 71 68 71 69 67 70 70 77 76 72
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READING 4 NNW 08 MAX 84 88 93 94 97 92 86 85 81 81 88 92 94 97 97
MIN 71 71 70 72 76 69 67 70 67 67 72 69 76 74 70
SAFE HARBOR DAM 08 MAX S2 88 93 94 96 94 87 84 87 80 87 93 96 96 94
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MIN 70 72 72 74 74 73 71 71 70 70 69 71 74 78 74
SELLERSVILLE 08 MAX 86 85 93 95 94 91 87 85 76 79 92 90 93 96 95
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MIN 64 66 65 67 70 70 68 68 67 65 66 65 73 73 68
085 42 ***
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE 07 MAX 83 86 90 92 94 92 86 83 77 77 86 91 91 96 93
MIN 65 67 66 67 71 65 66 67 65 64 66 68 70 74 67
WEST CHESTER 2 NW 08 MAX 84 88 94 96 98 96 90 88 87 81 88 92 96 98 96
MIN 68 65 69 70 72 72 67 70 70 66 66 69 73 74 72
LOWER SUSQlJEHANNA 04
BIGLERVILLE 07 MAX 83 88 91 91 95 87 80 87 79 80 87 89 95 94 95
085 83
MIN 64 67 70 69 71 66 67 67 66 65 69 65 71 68 70
BLOSERVILLE 1 N 08 MAX 79 82 83 7B 93 85 74 72 72 77 80 84 88 94 92
085 82 83 78 93 85 74 72 72 77 73 71 86 94 92 81
MIN 64 64 69 71 67 67 65 67 66 66 68 68 71 68 71
085
CHAMBERSBURG 1 ESE 21 MAX 89 94 93 95 88 81 86 77 80 86 90 96 95 97 86
MIN 64 67 67 68 73 69 68 68 68 67 70 69 72 72 70
085
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT 08 ~IAX 84 86 93 93 96 92 84 87 81 78 85 90 94 95 96
08S
MIN 63 64 65 65 68 68 66 67 67 64 67 63 71 69 69
HANOVER 4 SW 08 MAX 84 86 92 91 94 91 83 85 83 77 86 90 93 94 94
MIN 63 64 66 67 72 69 68 69 68 64 67 68 72 73 71
SHIPPENSBURG MID MAX 90 94 95 97 86 81 86 78 79 88 91 94 94 94 86
MIN 65 70 69 69 74 68 67 68 68 66 71 69 71 72 70
SOUTH I-lOUNTAIN 07 MAX
MIN
YORK 3 SSW POMP STN 17 MAX 84 90 90 92 90 84 84 82 76 84 89 91 93 92 90
MIN 62 61 62 64 66 64 64 66 65 61 62 64 68 68 65
I~IDDLE SUSQUEHANNA 05
8ENTON 3 NE 07 MAX 83 85 90 91 91 84 80 82 76 81 86 88 91 93 92
MIN 61 64 65 64 64 54 59 64 64 62 63 64 67 66 64
LAUP.EL TON C'I'R 17 MAX 91 93 95 96 92 85 86 84 84 87 90 92 98 96 92
08S 83
MIN 63 67 68 69 73 61 64 68 67 65 67 67 68 69 68
08S
LEWIS8URG 08 MAX 86 89 95 95 97 88 85 87 82 84 90 92 96 99 96
MIN 64 65 67 68 68 59 59 65 68 65 65 68 68 69 69
LEWISTOWN 08 MAX 86 90 94 94 95 86 83 85 79 83 88 89 94 97 96
MIN 64 65 67 66 68 63 64 65 68 66 66 68 69 69 69
SELINSGROVE 2 S 07 MAX 86 86 94 94 94 87 84 85 80 82 88 89 94 98 98
MIN 65 66 67 68 69 60 61 65 68 65 66 69 69 70 69
08S
SUNBURY 07 ~IAX
MIN
WILLIAMS PORT RGNL AP MID MAX 90 91 94 94 86 83 86 83 84 88 89 92 96 94 83
MIN 65 70 67 67 63 57 63 67 68 66 69 67 69 69 68
WILLIAMS PORT 2 22 MAX 93 96 95 98 87 87 89 85 88 93 92 96 100 98 85
MIN 66 70 69 68 69 57 63 68 68 66 70 67 69 69 68
UPPER SUSQUEHANNA 06
CANTON 07 MAX 83 89 89 92 92 86 85 86 83 84 90 89 90 94 90
08S
MIN 59 62 60 59 65 51 55 62 63 62 64 62 64 64 63
08S
COWANESQUE DAM 07 MAX 82 90 92 92 93 87 86 89 83 87 91 88 93 89 86
MIN 58 62 65 61 62 57 56 57 63 62 63 57 64 69 60
DUSHORE 07 ~IAX 83 86 88 91 92 84 84 83 79 82 85 87 90 91 89
MIN 60 62 58 59 60 49 55 60 64 62 65 61 65 64 63
08S
LAPORTE 07 MAX 79 83 86 87 87 80 80 80 75 78 83 84 86 89 86
MIN 63 64 64 64 69 56 58 63 65 64 65 64 66 66 61
MONTROSE 07 MAX 86 87 88 89 93 84 86 89 80 83 89 86 91 89 87
MIN 55 62 57 59 62 50 54 56 63 60 64 61 62 62 62
08S
TOWANDA 1 S 07 MAX 87 91 92 94 95 86 87 90 83 89 93 92 95 92 88
MIN 61 63 64 65 65 56 57 59 66 64 65 65 66 68 65
WELLS80RO 4 SW 07 MAX 82 84 87 87 87 82 82 83 77 83 86 85 88 90 87
MIN 57 59 63 60 I 61 55 55 57 61 I 60 61 61 61 65 59
CENTRAL MOUNTAINS 07
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION 30 /31 AVERAGE
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
68 66 69 70 71 76 66 66 66 63 65 69 72 70 75 73 71.3
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E 73 88 87 77 82 94 89 89 89 89 89 89 78 89 85 89 88.3
67 65 61 70 70 67 61 57 56 52 52 63 68 68 73 71 67.3
52
READING 4 NNW 85 75 87 86 74 86 91 85 81 81 85 83 78 79 84 84 86.2
69 62 61 69 68 74 63 56 62 53 59 64 68 69 73 74 67.9
SAFE HARBOR DAM 85 73 86 85 74 86 92 86 86 82 84 80 80 83 85 83 86.5
85
71 65 66 66 66 69 68 64 64 60 60 66 66 70 70 75 69.3
SELLERSVILLE 81 72 86 83 74 84 89 84 81 80 81 82 82 77 85 83 85.2
67 59 58 60 68 69 58 54 55 50 51 56 61 67 68 67 64.0
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE 78 73 85 80 74 81 90 85 82 79 80 82 82 73 82 81 84.0
64 61 59 61 64 66 63 55 55 54 59 61 62 66 67 71 64.4
WEST CHESTER 2 NW 85 74 86 88 76 88 92 87 83 84 84 86 85 80 88 86 87.9
68 62 60 65 69 71 59 55 56 50 56 60 67 64 65 73 65.9
LOWER SUSQUEHANNA 04
BIGLERVILLE 83 70 83 85 69 81 88 82 80 78 81 84 68 83 80 83 83.8
89 69 81
68 58 58 65 68 62 61 60 61 54 59 62 68 66 68 69 65.2
BLOSERVILLE 1 N 81 71 83 82 70 80 79 73 78 78 76 78 72 74 76 74 79.3
71 83 82 70 SO 79 73 78 78 69 78 72 74 70 74 80
62 61 61 61 60 63 60 56 57 49 60 60 61 65 64 65 63.8
62
CH!\MBERSBORG 1 ESE 74 85 85 73 87 89 83 80 80 80 79 71 82 80 83 82 84.7
66 63 62 66 68 69 61 60 59 54 59 61 61 67 70 71 66.1
51
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT 87 70 85 85 75 88 90 84 79 82 82 83 70 85 82 84 85.3
71
66 59 54 63 67 69 57 58 56 50 56 56 61 66 68 71 63.6
HANOVER 4 SW 84 71 84 84 72 87 90 83 80 79 81 80 73 84 83 83 84.5
66 63 59 64 67 69 60 58 56 51 59 62 62 67 70 74 65.4
SHIPPENSBURG 71 86 86 72 89 89 82 82 79 82 79 69 85 80 84 S3 84.9
65 60 60 66 67 67 63 59 57 52 60 61 62 68 70 68 65.9
SOUTH !.IOUNTAIN M
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YORK 3 SSW PUMP STN 81 82 87 82 86 88 84 79 79 81 79 76 82 83 84 86 84.8
63 61 56 64 65 68 55 53 51 47 55 61 62 63 67 72 62.1
MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA 05
BENTON 3 NE 80 71 82 82 68 82 86 77 74 76 80 77 76 75 78 77 81. 7
63 60 51 51 63 65 56 50 51 49 52 54 55 60 66 69 60.0
LAUREL TON CTR 81 85 85 82 87 89 84 77 82 82 78 75 80 77 76 76 85.7
67 61 56 68 66 69 62 54 54 54 56 56 62 63 67 68 64.1
56
LEWISBURG 84 71 86 87 73 87 90 82 78 81 83 79 82 78 78 79 85.S
57 60 56 57 55 68 62 53 53 51 51 56 57 64 64 70 62.6
LEWISTOWN 85 70 86 86 70 91 89 82 79 81 82 77 72 83 78 79 84.8
69 62 58 62 67 69 60 54 56 52 52 58 62 64 65 69 63.7
SELINSGROVE 2 S 83 71 85 85 78 84 89 81 77 79 84 76 77 79 80 80 84.7
69 62 58 58 57 69 61 54 54 52 53 57 57 57 66 71 63.3
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SUNBURY M
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WILLIA/oISPORT RGNL AP 76 85 85 73 86 89 81 75 80 81 78 79 76 78 77 79 84.2
65 63 56 66 69 64 59 54 54 52 56 58 63 65 70 66 63.7
WILLIAMS PORT 2 79 88 89 75 91 92 84 78 81 85 80 81 80 79 75 80 87.1
65 64 56 65 69 71 62 53 55 44 56 56 63 64 70 67 64.1
UPPER SUSQUEHANNA 06
CANTON 80 80 S2 82 71 85 86 78 73 77 79 77 76 78 78 74 83.2
84
57 55 47 54 65 66 54 47 44 42 49 50 51 58 61 67 57.5
62
COWANESQUE DAM 80 82 82 82 72 88 85 72 73 77 81 80 80 81 80 76 83.8
60 54 51 53 65 66 52 51 48 48 48 53 54 62 63 65 58.4
DUSHORE 78 76 80 81 71 82 85 71 74 78 76 77 78 76 79 74 81. 6
57 57 48 48 65 68 46 44 43 43 50 50 52 57 60 67 56.8
60 65
LJI.PORTE 77 71 78 78 66 79 83 72 69 73 75 72 73 71 74 72 78.3
61 57 54 55 62 64 58 51 50 49 52 56 60 62 65 68 60.5
!40NTROSE 81 78 78 80 71 84 83 74 70 74 79 79 74 77 81 77 82.2
58 53 45 47 59 66 54 48 42 43 45 53 53 59 64 67 56.3
47
TOWANDA 1 S 82 80 84 82 73 87 87 78 73 77 80 80 79 81 83 80 85.2
62 61 54 54 67 67 57 53 51 49 50 53 53 61 63 68 60.4
WELLSBORO 4 SW 78 77 80 80 67 84 82 72 68 74 78 76 , 73 77 71 73 80.0
59 53 49 50 63 66 53 50 46 46 46 53 ! 55 62 62 64 57.2
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DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
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~ORIUM 08 MAX 87 89 92 I 93 93 86 86 89 79 89 91 89 93 88 89
MIN 61 61 64 61 61 55 56 58 64 63 62 64 65 68 64
OBS
GLEN HAZEL 2 NE DAM 08 MAX 83 85 88 i 87 88 81 82 84 75 85 85 83 87 89 89
MIN 58 58 60 I 58 59 55 56 58 59 60 59 58 58 64 57
OBS I 48
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT 07 MAX 88 91 97 96 96 86 86 88 84 87 91 91 95 100 97
OBS
HIN 64 66 67 I 65 66 58 60 64 68 65 68 67 68 69 66
MILLHEIM 07 MAX 86 87 94 i 94 94 85 85 89 80 84 90 89 94 97 93
OBS
MIN 60 59 60 59 59 54 55 62 65 59 62 62 64 63 64
PHILIPSBURG 2 S 07 MAX 83 87 89 89 91 78 79 84 72 82 87 85 92 95 90
MIN 59 61 60 59 66 54 58 63 63 59 61 62 67 65 63
RENOVO 08 MAX 89 92 94 95 95 86 88 89 82 87 91 90 95 96 93
MIN 62 62 66 64 64 58 60 64 67 64 65 66 67 70 66
RIDGWAY 07 MAX 84 85 87 87 89 80 82 86 77 86 87 86 90 91 86
MIN 57 58 59 57 57 54 56 57 58 57 58 63 63 63 61
STATE COLLEGE 07 MAX 86 89 90 91 92 81 82 85 76 82 87 85 92 95 92
MIN 65 67 70 67 68 62 63 67 68 66 68 68 69 71 66
STEVIlNSON DAM 07 MAX 87 91 93 94 94 85 87 90 80 87 88 88 93 94 90
OBS 88
MIN 62 64 65 64 64 58 5S 60 60 64 64 65 66 68 65
SOUTH CENTRAL
MOONTAINS 08
ALTOONA FAA AP MID MAX 88 90 89 92 82 76 82 78 80 86 88 92 95 93 82
MIN 59 60 60 58 63 61 63 65 65 60 63 64 68 65 63
ALTOONA 07 MAX 84 90 91 91 94 81 82 85 75 82 86 89 93 95 91
MIN 61 62 66 62 64 61 61 63 65 64 65 66 68 68 68
ALTOONA 3 W MID MAX 90 90 91 93 80 81 83 78 80 85 88 92 94 89 81
MIN 62 67 67 64 70 63 64 65 66 62 67 67 73 67 67
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PI. 16 MAX 86 87 88 89 89 78 SO 83 78 82 84 87 87 90 85
OBS
MIN 53 59 58 57 64 59 62 63 61 59 61 62 64 64 65
EVERETT 07 MAX 80 86 85 94 93 77 75 86 75 82 79 80 93 93 94
MIN 56 58 57 56 57 59 61 64 63 64 59 59 60 64 65
HUNTINGDON 07 Ml'..x 85 91 92 93 93 82 82 84 78 83 89 89 94 96 94
MIN 60 61 61 60 62 59 61 62 67 64 63 65 67 65 68
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK 08 MAX 84 89 90 90 93 80 79 84 73 81 86 87 90 92 88
OBS 93 93
MIN 57 57 58 56 57 57 57 62 61 59 60 60 64 64 64
OBS
RAYSTOWN LAKI! 2 08 MAX 86 90 93 94 95 84 83 88 81 , 83 88 91 95 96 94
MIN 65 66 67 66 68 67 67 67 61 65 67 70 70 70 68
SHAWNEE STJl.TE PARK 08 MAX 86 92 90 94 96 82 82 87 79 85 90 92 95 98 96
OBS
MIN 58 60 61 59 63 63 62 62 65 63 64 63 63 63 63
SOUTHWEST PLATEl<U 09
BUTLER 2 SW 07 MAX 89 90 92 92 94 80 85 88 79 88 91 89 92 93 87
MIN 59 59 61 63 64 59 61 62 60 61 64 66 67 67 65
CH!\.LK HILL 2 ENE 19 MAX 82 83 85 86 82 75 81 72 80 82 83 86 88 84 79
MIN 59 60 58 60 65 64 62 64 64 60 64 65 65 65 67
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM 08 MAX 88 88 89 91 93 81 82 88 77 86 88 88 92 94 90
OBS 88 89 91 93 81 82 88 77 86 88 88 92 94 90 83
MIN 63 62 61 62 61 64 63 64 62 62 63 65 64 67 65
OBS
DERRY 4 5W SR MAX 88 88 93 93 92 77 85 80 74 88 87 92 93 90 79
OBS 75 85
MIN 62 64 64 66 68 64 61 61 66 61 61 66 68 70 66
DONEGAL 2 NW 07 MAX
MIN
OONORA 1 SW 07 MAX 90 92 94 86 94 83 84 88 84 89 91 92 95 96 90
aBS
MIN 64 68 65 66 69 66 64 67 65 66 69 69 72 71 70
aBS 56
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR 07 MAX 8S 88 92 93 94 82 83 67 8l 86 88 88 93 94 86
aBS 88 92 93 94 82 83 87 81 86 88 88 93 94 86 78
MIN 67 72 71 72 72 66 67 69 68 70 70 72 74 73 66
FORD CITY 4 S D!'.M 08 MAX 90 92 93 94 95 78 67 91 78 81 90 90 94 95 89
MIN 61 61 59 61 64 56 59 64 63 6l 63 65 67 68 65
GLENCOE 07 ~lAX
MIN
GRAYS LANDING 07 MAX 90 92 93 93 94 83 83 88 77 88 90 92 94 92 82
MIN 62 63 65 64 64 68 65 65 67 65 64 67 70 70 67
INDIANA 3 SE 20 MAX 92 93 93 94 78 85 89 77 87 89 88 92 94 88 79
MIN 60 6l 60 61 67 61 64 65 63 61 64 66 66 66 65
LAUREL 1400NTAIN 07 MAX 89 89 90 91 92 82 84 84 75 86 86 90 92 92 80
OBS *** 76 86 84
MIN 61 63 63 64 64 63 64 59 60 60 65 66 68 66 66
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION 161 261 i AVERAGE
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31
i
EMPORIUM 81 81 85 87 74 87 85 76 75 81 83 82 69 84 75 73 84.2
60 57 53 53 66 67 57 51 51 47 47 56 57 59 61 62 59.1
47
GLEN HAZEL 2 NE DAM 83 79 81 83 70 82 81 70 70 75 77 76 65 81 74 71 80.3
58 51 51 53 63 66 54 50 47 46 46 48 60 56 57 64 56.4
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT 83 75 88 87 74 90 90 83 77 81 82 80 77 81 76 78 86.3
92
66 63 55 56 67 69 62 53 54 52 53 57 58 64 65 70 62.7
MILLHEIM 81 71 86 86 67 90 85 80 76 78 80 77 74 82 77 75 84.1
82
58 58 51 54 64 66 56 47 49 44 46 51 56 61 63 66 58.0
PHILIPSBURG 2 S 78 68 82 81 68 87 83 76 73 78 78 75 65 83 71 73 80.7
62 58 50 55 65 67 54 46 46 45 52 58 60 58 60 68 58.8
RENOVO 86 80 86 87 73 90 88 80 75 81 85 80 77 85 76 77 86.1
65 63 53 54 67 70 59 53 52 49 50 56 57 65 65 67 61.6
RIDGWAY 81 80 82 85 75 84 84 72 70 76 78 78 68 82 75 73 81.5
57 54 51 51 63 60 55 49 48 45 45 54 60 55 55 62 56.2
STATE COLLEGE 80 69 81 84 71 88 85 77 75 78 82 76 68 80 75 77 82.3
66 60 58 60 67 70 63 54 56 54 56 61 63 65 66 71 64.4
STEVENSON DAM 86 79 85 86 72 89 86 77 73 80 84 80 70 84 74 76 84.6
63 61 55 55 66 68 58 53 53 50 50 56 56 61 63 65 60.6
SOUTH CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 08
ALTOONA FAA AP 68 82 82 71 90 85 80 78 78 79 74 64 82 76 77 78 81. 8
59 55 53 67 65 60 54 48 50 46 54 61 62 61 66 61 60.0
ALTOONA 81 68 83 85 71 91 85 78 76 77 79 78 66 84 73 77 82.6
66 58 56 56 66 68 63 50 51 50 50 57 62 62 63 68 61.6
ALTOONA 3 W 69 83 81 72 90 83 77 75 78 78 76 65 84 72 74 74 81.5
61 60 57 66 66 65 58 52 54 52 58 62 62 62 67 64 63.1
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL 77 77 80 81 88 87 80 74 73 76 76 71 80 80 80 74 81.5
77
64 57 51 64 61 67 52 45 47 44 53 53 61 53 53 66 58.1
EVERETI' 85 68 82 84 70 85 86 75 73 81 81 75 65 84 79 80 81.5
65 60 53 53 63 64 55 49 49 46 47 51 62 63 62 60 58.2
HUNTINGDON 82 70 85 84 70 92 87 81 78 82 82 77 70 84 78 79 84.1
66 62 55 55 66 67 54 48 51 45 50 56 63 64 65 68 60.6
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK 79 68 82 82 82 89 82 76 73 76 77 76 65 84 72 74 81. 4
64 5S 52 52 61 62 53 46 48 47 50 51 61 53 54 64 57.1
52
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2 84 71 84 86 71 92 87 81 80 80 83 78 72 85 78 79 84.9
69 62 55 63 68 70 66 56 57 48 56 57 63 65 67 70 64.4
SHAWNEE STATE PARK 85 67 84 86 74 94 94 81 80 82 76 76 69 85 80 76 84.9
83 77
66 56 56 57 57 68 55 49 46 53 57 57 56 61 68 61 59.8
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
BUTLER 2 SW 77 78 85 87 85 91 85 76 72 81 82 75 70 87 70 73 84.0
62 56 56 57 64 64 57 49 49 49 51 62 65 56 58 65 59.9
CHALK HILL 2 ENE 74 80 79 79 85 79 75 71 71 75 69 66 77 73 74 71 78.3
66 58 54 61 67 69 59 50 49 50 57 60 65 58 64 65 61.1
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM 83 70 84 83 84 84 91 78 80 82 81 73 67 85 73 79 83.6
70 84 83 84 84 91 78 80 82 81 73 67 85 73 79 73
62 56 55 56 64 66 52 51 49 52 52 59 58 59 60 61 60.0
55 56
DERRY 4 SW 72 78 82 86 79 82 75 76 78 80 77 73 67 82 75 72 81. 7
93 79 67
64 61 58 58 61 66 56 51 52 53 55 56 60 60 60 66 61.5
DONEGAL 2 NW M
M
DONORA 1 SW 84 75 86 87 87 92 87 80 78 82 83 75 72 86 71 81 85.6
*u
66 64 63 61 70 70 61 50 54 55 55 64 65 62 63 68 64.6
70
EMSWORTII LID OHIO RVR 78 76 85 86 86 92 84 76 77 80 85 74 70 85 69 75 83.9
76 85 86 86 92 84 76 77 80 85 74 70 85 69 75 74
65 64 63 64 71 71 62 58 55 55 59 64 64 64 66 67 66.5
FORD CITY 4SDAM 77 76 85 88 87 93 86 78 74 82 81 79 70 87 68 75 84.6
64 61 57 57 66 68 56 52 48 48 50 60 65 57 58 64 60.3
GLENCOE M
M
GRAYS LANDING 72 72 84 85 86 93 87 80 7B 81 83 75 72 37 73 83 B4.6
63 63 59 58 69 6B 62 55 54 53 54 62 65 62 62 66 63.3
INDIANA 3 SE 75 83 B7 B3 92 84 7B 76 80 83 82 72 84 73 76 78 84.0
65 62 56 68 64 68 55 50 49 50 59 ~; I 65 57 66 64 61.6
LAUREL folOUNTAIN 81 71 82 84 79 84 80 81 76 76 79 67 82 76 72 82.2
84 89 48 I 81 69
65 65 62 62 64 66 58 52 58 56 56 59 59 59 65 61.5
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
P-I ~ DAY OF MONTH
~ @
STATION f::; 3 I
:xi I 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15
0 ...e;
-- -- .-- -
OBS
LAUREL SUMMIT 06 MAX 80 78 81 83 84 71 76 71 67 79 79 83 85 81 73
OBS 70 76
MIN 61 61 62 66 68 61 60 61 61 60 60 65 68 68 63
LOYALHANNA LAKE 08 MAX 93 95 95 94 78 90 91 90 90 84
MIN 63 63 61 62 64 67 65 65 62 68
MCKEESPORT 07 MAX 94 94 94 96 95 85 88 87 78 90 91 93 96 90 81
OBS 78 7B 88
MIN 63 65 65 66 66 62 64 65 64 65 68 68 68 70 69
OBS
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW 07 MAX 82 85 86 88 89 77 81 83 74 79 85 85 88 90 87
MIN 57 57 55 55 56 60 60 60 63 61 60 60 62 62 62
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM 18 MAX 90 91 91 93 93 82 87 86 85 87 88 91 92 90 82
MIN 64 67 65 67 71 64 66 68 65 66 68 69 71 69 67
MOUNT DAVIS 08 MAX 82 84 86 86 87 74 76 81 71 78 86 83 87 90 89
OBS ***
MIN 61 61 61 63 65 64 63 63 62 61 63 64 69 68 67
OBS ***
MOUNT PLEASANT 07 MAX 87 89 88 90 92 78 81 87 76 85 88 88 92 93 88
MIN 60 61 59 61 64 63 64 66 63 61 63 65 67 68 66
NEW CASTLE 1 N 07 MAX 90 93 93 92 97 85 85 89 82 91 94 94 96 95 84
OBS
MIN 60 61 62 63 66 61 60 60 61 64 61 65 67 69 65
PITTSBURGH WSCOM 2 AP MID MAX 90 91 92 94 79 82 88 76 88 91 89 93 94 87 77
MIN 63 66 65 66 68 65 66 66 63 66 68 69 73 69 67
PUTNEYVILLE 2 SE DAM 08 MAX 86 89 92 92 93 81 84 87 77 85 87 87 92 94 89
MIN 59 61 60 61 62 55 57 57 62 62 62 63 66 66 63
RECTOR 3 SSW 08 MAX 89 94 91 93 94 79 SO 88 78 87 90 89 93 95 91
OBS
t4IN 59 59 57 58 64 62 62 65 63 58 63 63 66 65 68
OBS i
SALINA 3 W 14 MAX 91 92 94 95 94 82 87 89 86 i 87 90 91 93 96 86
MIN 61 63 62 63 71 61 64 64 62 62 64 66 70 66 64
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW SR MAX 85 90 91 92 94 81 84 87 79 89 90 89 93 91 84
OBS 90 91 92 94 81 84 87 79 89 90 89 93 91 84 82
MIN 58 59 62 62 66 61 60 63 51 61 64 65 67 67 63
OBS 59 62 62 66 61 60 63 61 61 64 65 67 67 63 61
UNIONTOWN 1 NE 08 MAX 89 94 92 93 96 81 80 87 77 88 90 92 94 96 91
OBS 96
MIN 62 63 62 62 63 63 66 65 67 63 63 67 70 70 70
WASHINGTON 3 NE 07 MAX 89 91 92 92 94 78 84 87 79 87 90 89 94 96 89
MIN 62 62 63 63 67 63 63 66 64 65 67 67 71 69 66
WAYNESBURG 1 H 07 MAX 89 90 92 93 94 83 82 86 77 86 88 90 93 95 90
MIN 61 62 61 62 63 63 64 65 66 62 63 67 67 68 69
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP MID MAX 83 86 86 86 77 80 82 75 83 85 80 87 86 82 78
MIN 53 59 59 54 54 52 51 56 54 55 57 59 62 61 56
BR.l\DFORD 4 SW RES 5 08 MAX 84 85 87 89 90 79 83 87 80 87 89 89 88 88 83
OBS
MIN 54 54 59 56 61 52 52 55 56 55 60 58 62 62 58
CHANDLERS VALLEY ISH 07 MAX 81 85 87 87 88 79 81 85 80 86 87 81 86 83 S2
OBS ***
MIN 50 54 54 57 57 52 46 46 53 54 54 58 59 64 56
OBS .**
CLARION 3 SW SR MAX 87 88 90 91 92 80 82 87 81 87 90 88 93 94 88
MIN 59 60 61 61 63 57 58 58 62 62 61 65 65 65 64
CLERMONT 1 NW 07 MAX 80 83 86 85 86 77 80 81 75 83 84 81 86 85 82
MIN 56 56 60- 58 59 53 54 55 58 58 58 60 60 63 59
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 18 MAX 85 86 87 89 88 88 83 79 85 86 82 90 88 83 81
OBS
MIN 56 58 59 58 56 57 55 56 58 56 56 58 59 58 60
COUDERSPORT 7SE 07 MAX 80 83 85 86 86 77 79 81 74 82 84 81 87 86 82
MIN 55 58 59 55 57 52 55 57 57 55 57 59 60 62 59
DUBOIS FAA AP MID MAX
MIN
ERIE ~]SO AP MID MAX 85 85 86 91 81 78 80 84 86 89 79 93 81 74 76
MIN 65 70 71 73 72 60 56 59 69 68 69 67 70 67 62
FRANKLIN 07 MAX 87 88 89 90 93 80 83 88 81 88 92 86 93 93 83
OBS 93
MIN 60 60 64 65 68 59 55 55 62 63 63 67 68 68 64
OBS
JAMESTOWN 2 NW 08 MAX 82 86 87 88 88 80 80 82 80 85 87 83 89 85 78
MIN 58 59 62 65 68 59 53 53 58 62 64 66 66 67 63
OBS
Y.ANE 1 NNE 07 MAX 84 85 88 87 89 79 82 84 78 84 87 82 88 88 84
MIN 53 53 57 55 55 52 51 51 55 55 55 60 60 62 60
LINESVILLE 1 S 07 MAX 81 86 88 89 90 80 80 84 84 88 88 82 90 85 78
MIN 59 62 65 67 70 60 54 58 58 64 66 68 69 70 63
PORT ALLEGANY 07 MAX 84 85 87 88 90 80 82 86 80 87 87 83 89 88 85
20
I'ENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES ( OF)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION ! ! 124 26127 I ' AVERAGE
16 17 18 19 20 21 122 23 25 28 29 I 30 I 31
I . I
66 61
LAUREL SUMMIT 64 63 76 76 71 74 68 69 70 72 69 65 64 75 71 66 73.7
73 83 74
62 58 58 57 59 63 58 51 51 52 55 56 57 62 64 63 60.4
LOYALIlI\NNA LAKE 83 82 80 77 82 85 72 86 72 77 M
64 62 61 57 53 52 53 63 58 59 60 67 61. 3
MCKEESPORT 75 74 87 86 92 86 79 76 74 82 82 75 71 85 77 75 84.8
85 83 85 71
64 61 60 60 70 63 56 54 53 54 62 54 60 60 66 60 62.7
69
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW 79 70 80 79 80 87 80 75 75 77 77 71 65 81 74 76 80.2
64 58 52 52 63 62 53 49 49 45 45 55 60 58 58 64 57.3
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM 79 85 85 87 91 84 83 74 80 83 79 72 89 78 73 74 84.6
65 61 61 72 61 71 61 53 53 55 66 65 68 62 65 70 65.0
MOUNT DAVIS 77 66 79 81 77 86 87 73 74 76 76 70 73 79 72 75 79.4
63 57 58 58 58 66 58 51 56 56 61 58 57 58 61 64 61.1
... ...
MOUNT PLEASANT 80 72 82 86 85 86 84 77 75 78 81 76 72 83 72 78 82.9
64 62 55 56 66 70 56 51 48 49 51 61 64 56 60 67 60.9
NEW CASTLE 1 N 81 85 87 90 91 91 91 78 75 84 84 80 71 86 73 77 86.6
86 86
63 58 57 57 66 69 60 52 49 49 51 63 66 60 61 67 61.1
PITTSBURGH WSCOM 2 AP 76 86 87 86 91 85 77 74 79 80 72 70 83 68 74 74 83.0
63 58 62 70 69 67 60 53 55 56 65 63 63 60 64 64 64.3
PUTNEYVILLE 2 SE DAM 76 77 83 85 82 90 85 78 73 80 80 80 68 86 72 73 83.3
63 58 54 54 64 64 56 49 48 47 47 61 63 57 57 64 58.8
RECTOR 3 SSW 85 71 84 86 87 92 85 79 78 81 82 77 78 85 73 80 85.0
...
65 57 54 56 65 69 55 48 47 46 49 57 58 55 59 68 59.4
...
SALINA 3 W 79 81 85 86 91 92 85 79 76 82 83 78 81 86 72 77 86.0
63 59 57 66 68 67 58 49 50 50 60 60 64 58 63 65 61.9
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW 82 83 85 89 87 92 84 75 73 80 84 81 70 86 71 72 84.3
83 85 89 87 92 84 75 73 80 84 81 70 86 71 72 72
61 56 56 57 65 65 59 50 47 47 51 64 64 58 61 66 60.2
56 56 57 65 65 59 50 47 47 51 64 64 58 61 66 62
UNIONTOWN 1 NE 83 72 83 88 86 92 87 78 77 80 83 76 73 86 73 83 85.2
65 60 59 58 70 71 61 55 54 53 55 63 64 60 62 67 63.0
WASHINGToN 3 NE 81 74 84 86 86 92 85 79 75 79 82 75 71 86 67 76 84.2
63 58 57 63 68 69 60 54 54 55 57 63 64 61 63 66 63.0
WAYNESBURG 1 E 82 72 82 85 86 91 87 79 76 80 81 75 72 86 70 77 84.2
65 60 58 58 67 67 58 53 50 50 54 61 66 60 61 67 61. 9
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10
BR.l\DFORD REGIONAL AP 79 78 80 70 79 78 67 67 73 76 75 65 80 73 71 71 78.0
53 48 48 62 66 58 49 48 41 42 52 54 56 52 60 63 54.6
BRADFORD 4SWRES5 79 81 79 82 82 82 80 70 69 74 78 80 68 83 83 73 81.6
80
54 49 51 53 65 69 53 52 46 44 44 53 60 53 53 63 55.4
CHANDLERS VALLEY lSE 77 79 79 83 79 81 80 68 68 74 78 81 68 83 71 74 80.0
52 49 49 51 62 63 52 52 42 42 42 53 59 53 54 61 53.2
CL.lIRION 3 SW 81 82 84 89 84 90 84 74 74 78 82 82 69 83 71 72 83.8
60 56 55 56 66 66 58 50 50 49 50 59 64 57 57 62 59.2
CLERMONT 1 NW 77 78 78 79 68 78 77 67 66 71 75 75 64 77 72 70 77.6
56 50 51 51 62 66 54 50 42 42 45 54 58 55 56 63 55.5
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 80 81 77 81 82 78 78 69 76 78 72 73 82 79 70 69 80.8
70
49 48 50 64 64 59 49 48 45 42 55 58 59 56 60 63 55.8
COUDERSPORT 7SE 78 77 76 79 66 80 78 68 66 74 75 73 66 77 72 72 77.7
58 49 48 49 64 66 50 48 41 42 46 52 59 57 63 64 55.3
DUBOIS FAA AP M
M
ERIE .ISO AP 79 79 86 87 87 S2 72 71 77 80 85 78 85 76 75 72 81.3
61 61 63 70 71 71 64 57 55 60 67 65 65 63 63 66 65.2
FRANKLIN 83 81 83 88 87 87 88 72 71 78 81 84 70 86 72 73 83.8
... ...
57 54 54 58 67 66 59 51 48 50 50 62 65 61 61 61 60.2
... ...
JAMESTOWN 2 NW 77 80 82 84 85 82 80 70 71 75 78 81 69 82 70 73 80.6
62 56 57 57 63 63 58 59 48 48 56 62 63 60 60 64 60.0
51
KANE 1 NNE 79 80 81 83 73 80 80 69 69 74 76 76 66 81 74 71 80.0
54 48 48 49 62 62 53 48 40 42 42 53 57 53 53 61 53.5
LINESVILLE 1 S 78 81 82 84 87 84 81 69 71 76 78 S2 70 84 71 74 81.5
60 58 60 61 66 67 57 59 51 51 56 64 63 63 62 65 61. 8
PORT ALLEGANY 80 81 80 83 70 84 81 70 69 75 80 78 68 83 76 73 81. 0
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PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
P-! i?i DAY OF MONTH
~ ~
STATION f:: ~ i
IIi 1 2 3 I 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
0 I
MIN 57 58 62 58 59 51 51 56 59 59 59 61 61 66 60
SPRING80RO 3 WNW 07 MAX 81 85 86 87 89 78 78 83 83 87 88 82 91 83 76
MIN 57 62 62 64 68 56 50 51 53 57 64 65 68 68 59
TIOtmSTA 2 SE LAKE 08 MAX 85 86 87 86 91 78 82 85 80 87 89 83 91 89 83
oas
MIN 59 61 63 62 62 57 55 55 62 63 63 64 65 67 62
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS 07 MAX 84 85 88 89 89 81 83 86 80 87 89 84 91 91 82
aas
MIN 59 55 60 61 61 56 51 55 59 58 59 63 63 63 60
aas 71
WARREN 07 MAX 87 88 91 91 93 82 87 90 82 91 91 83 92 89 84
aas
MIN 59 59 64 63 64 58 54 55 61 62 63 65 66 68 61
I
I I
22
PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION i I ! 29 I 30 i 31 AVERAGE
16 I 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ! 27 28
;
56 49 49 51 64 66 52 51 47 44 45 53 61 56 58 63 56.2
SPRINGBORO 3 WNW 75 80 80 85 85 85 81 69 70 74 78 83 71 83 71 74 80.7
56 55 55 58 64 64 56 55 49 49 51 64 58 58 60 58 58.5
TIONESTA 2 SE LAKE 80 82 81 86 82 85 82 71 68 77 78 81 69 83 72 72 81. 6
83
57 55 55 57 66 66 58 52 49 47 50 58 64 58 58 64 59.2
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS 79 85 83 86 83 85 82 71 70 76 79 82 71 85 70 73 82.2
80
56 54 54 54 64 64 54 49 47 45 46 55 50 57 57 58 56.4
45
WARREN 80 84 82 86 79 83 83 70 72 78 81 82 70 85 77 75 83.5
86
58 57 57 57 65 67 58 57 49 49 58 59 62 59 60 65 60.0
I I
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DAY OF MONTH
STATION ~9
I 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 II 12 13 14 15
PENNSYLVANIA f..--- -- I ---1----- ---- ----
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM WIND 18 16 22 22 21 13 16 12 10 13 17 16 17 . 44
EVAP 9 15 25 24 30 11 30 2 3 14 20 18 19 0 47
MI\X 90 90 91 96 96 85 86 86 75 81 91 92 91 - 96
MIN 63 67 63 64 65 61 60 62 63 64 64 66 65 - 66
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDMONT 03
LANDISVILLE 2 NW WIND 16 25 24 16 26 * . 46 18 15 20 16 . . 55
EVAP 18 27 27 24 28 . . 42 16 12 22 27 * . 71
MI\X 93 95 96 97 96 - - 86 86 91 95 96 - - 86
MIN 68 68 70 71 71 - - - 66 65 68 69 - - -
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
FORD CITY 4 S DAM WIND - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
EVAP 28 15 32 53 0 0 11 - 2 - 4 38 10 25 35
MI\X - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
MIN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
I
PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
EVAPORATION AND WIND
Evaporation: Js measured in hundrcths of inches
Wind: Is measured in miles
Max and Min; The maximum and minimum temperatures (Fahrcnhcil) of the water in the evaporalion pan
24
PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
EVAPORATION AND WIND
DAY OF MONTH TOTAL
STATION ! I I i 30 131 OR
I
16 17 18 19 20 21 i 22 23 24 25 26 I 27 28 29 !
I I AVERAGE
PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 17 10 28 25 19 14 26 20 14 29 17 20 33 4 16 34 563
14 14 15 19 9 13 19 13 18 19 19 8 10 2 4 6 4.69
83 75 65 86 68 82 90 60 76 78 84 75 70 71 62 74 83.5
62 63 64 56 63 62 61 54 52 52 51 54 58 62 65 68 61.3
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDMONT 03
LANDISVILLE 2 NW 17 21 22 21 9 30 29 22 25 18 15 20 16 16 15 58 631
15 11 23 19 2 26 25 22 22 21 17 17 4 15 10 13 5.76
86 88 92 91 85 90 90 86 83 86 86 80 81 86 66 84 88.8
68 61 64 67 64 72 61 61 62 55 60 64 65 67 70 71 65.9
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
FORD CITY 4 S DAM - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - M
6 5 25 13 13 31 5 11 30 10 30 2 - 17 - 19 5.39B
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - M
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - M
I
I
Evaporation: Is measured in hundrcths of inches
Wind: Is measured in miles
Max and Min: The maximum and minimum temperatures (Fahrenheit) of the waler in tbe evaporation pan
25
PENNSYLVANIA
A lJGUST 2005
STATION INDEX
OBSERVATION
TIME AND
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PENNSYLVANIA
ACMETONIA LOCK 3 0022 09 ALLEGHENY 40 32 79 491'1 748 07 H LOCK #3 ALLEGHENY RIVER
ALLENTOWN AP R 0106 02 LEHIGH 40 39 75 271'1 390 MID MID C HJ ASOS - NWS
ALTOONA FAA AP R 0130 08 BLAIR 40 18 78 191'1 1476 MID MID H ASOS - FAA
ALTOONA 0132 08 BLAIR 40 31 78 221'1 1280 07 07 II CARYN FRAUNDORFER
ALTOONA 3 1'1 0140 08 BLAIR 40 30 78 281'1 1320 MID MID H ALTOONA CITY AUTIlORITY
BEAR GAP 0457 05 NORTHUMBERLA 40 49 76 301'1 900 15 H CONSUMERS PENNA WATER CO
BEAVER FALLS 1 NE 0475 09 BEAVER 40 46 80 191'1 760 05 II BEAVER FALLS WATER PLANT
BEAVERTOWN 1 NE 0482 05 SNYDER 40 46 77 91'1 540 07 II NELSON NAREHOOD
BECHTELSVILLE 1 ENE 0488 03 BERKS 40 23 75 37W 460 07 H ELIZABETH FRONHEISER
BELTZVILLE DAM 0560 02 CARBON 40 52 75 391'1 735 08 08 C H USA CORP OF ENGINEERS
BENTON 3 NE 0582 05 COLUMBIA 41 14 76 211'1 117 07 07 H FRANK GOUGH
BIGLERVILLE 0656 04 ADAMS 39 56 77 151'1 720 07 07 H PSU ~JRUIT RES & EXT CTR
BLOSERVILLE 1 N 0763 04 CUMBERL.l\ND 40 16 77 22W 700 08 08 C H WILLIAM A WILLDERS
BLUE MARSH LAKE 0785 03 BERKS 40 23 76 21'1 350 08 08 C H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
BOSWELL 4N 0821 09 SOMERSET 40 12 79 OW 1820 07 C H EMMA SHAULIS
BRADDOCK LOCK 2 0861 09 ALLEGHENY 40 24 79 521'1 730 06 H USCE LOCKMASTER
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP R 0865 10 MCKEAN 41 48 78 381'1 2117 MID MID H ASOS - Fl'A
BRADFORD CENTRAL FS 0867 10 MCKEAN 41 57 78 391'1 1500 08 H BRADFORD CENTRL FIRE STN
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5 0868 10 MCKEAN 41 54 78 431'1 1660 08 08 H BRADFORD WATER TRMT PLT
BUCKSTOWN 1 SE 1073 09 SOMERSET 40 4 78 511'1 2460 07 H DOROTHY MANGES
BUCKSVILLE 1080 03 BUCKS 40 30 75 121'1 460 07 07 H PA FISH COMMISSION
BUFFALO MILLS 1087 08 BEDFORD 39 57 78 391'1 1310 07 H JOSEPH BEELER
BUTLER 2 SW 1139 09 BUTLER 40 51 79 SSW 1000 07 07 C H BUTLER AREA SEWER AUTII
CANTON 1212 06 BRADFORD 41 37 76 521'1 1160 07 07 H CANTON SEWAGE PLANT
CHADDS FORD 2 NE 1342 03 DELAWARE 39 52 75 351'1 229 07 H DEBORAH F KLEINMAN
CHALK HILL 2 ENE 1350 09 FAYETTE 39 51 79 351'1 1980 19 07 H JOHN J HUGHES
ClIAMBERSBURG 1 ESE 1354 04 FRANKLIN 39 56 77 381'1 640 21 21 H DAVID BENDER
CHANDLERS VALLEY ISE 1362 10 WARREN 41 56 79 181'1 1490 07 07 H DONALD CROSS
CHARLEROI LOCK 4 1377 09 WESTMORELAND 40 9 79 541'1 749 06 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
CLARENCE 1480 07 CENTRE 41 3 77 571'1 1390 07 H FRANCIS VERBITSKY
CLARION 3 SW 1485 10 CLARION 41 12 79 261'1 1040 SR SR H RELIANT ENERGY
CLAUSSVILLE 1505 02 LEHIGH 40 37 75 391'1 670 07 H DAVID D BILLIG
CLERMONT 1 NW 1526 10 ELK 41 42 78 291'1 2080 07 07 H ROBERT RADOSEVICH
COATESVILLE 2 1'1 1591 03 CHESTER 39 59 75 521'1 640 MID MID H JOSEPH STEINER
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM 1705 09 SOMERSET 39 48 79 221'1 1490 08 08 08 C H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
CONNELLSVILLE 2 SSW 1726 09 FAYETTE 40 0 79 361'1 900 07 C H HUN AUTII WESTMORELAND CO
CONSHOHOCKEN 1737 03 MONTGOMERY 40 4 75 191'1 70 07 H PECO ENERGY GAS OP CTR
COOKSBURG 2 NW 1751 10 CLARION 41 21 79 131'1 1450 07 C H DUANE SCHM!\DER
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 1802 10 POTTER 41 47 78 31'1 1650 18 18 H JEROME DUBOTS
COUDERSPORT 7SE 1810 10 POTTER 41 44 77 581'1 2150 07 07 H ANTHONY PIEROTTI
COVINGTON 2 WSW 1833 06 TIOGA 41 44 77 71'1 1745 07 H FLORA PACKARD
COWANESQUE DAM 1838 06 TIOGA 41 59 77 91'1 1150 07 07 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
DANVILLE 2013 05 MONTOUR 40 57 76 361'1 482 07 H DANVILLE WATER AUTIlORITY
DEHART DAM 2071 03 DAUPHIN 40 28 76 521'1 537 07 07 H CITY OF HARRISBURG
DERRY 4 SW 2108 09 WESTMORELAND 40 18 79 201'1 1060 SR SR H KEVIN GUERRIER
DONEGAL 2 NW 2183 09 WESTMORELAND 40 8 79 241'1 1800 07 07 H PA TURNPIKE DONEGAL MNTC
DONORA 1 SW 2190 09 WASHINGTON 40 10 79 521'1 762 07 07 H MON VALLEY SEWAGE AUTII
DUBOIS FAA AP 2260 10 JEFFERSON 41 11 78 541'1 1814 MID MID C H ASOS - FAA
DUNLO 2298 08 CAMBRIA 40 17 78 431'1 2360 07 C H RAYMOND SINGLE
DUSHORE 2323 06 SULLIVAN 41 32 76 241'1 1530 07 07 C H DUSHORE WWTP
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL 2470 08 CAMBRIA 40 28 78 441'1 1940 16 08 H EBENSBURG WWTP
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT 2537 04 ADAMS 39 48 77 141'1 540 08 08 C H NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR 2574 09 ALLEGHENY 40 30 80 51'1 717 07 07 II USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
EMPORIUM 2629 07 CAMBRON 41 30 78 141'1 1040 08 08 C II GEORGE JONES
EQUlNUNK 2 NW 2671 01 WAYNE 41 52 75 161'1 890 07 H LINDA FINCH
ERIE WSO AP 2682 10 ERIE 42 5 80 111'1 730 MID MID CHJ ASOS - NWS
EVERETT 2721 08 BEDFORD 40 1 78 221'1 1000 07 07 C II BOROUGII EVERETT HUN Aurll
FORD CITY 4 S DAM 2942 09 ARMSTRONG 40 43 79 301'1 930 08 OS 08 II USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 3018 01 LUZERNE 41 7 75 4Hl 1509 08 08 08 C II USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
FRANKLIN 3028 10 VENANGO 41 24 79 SOW 1015 07 07 C H CITY OF FRANKLIN FIRE DP
GALETON 3130 10 POTTER 41 44 77 391'1 1345 07 II HENRY W LUSH
GLENCOE 3293 09 SOMERSET 39 50 78 SOW 1594 07 07 II ANDY JEROSE
GLEN HAZEL 2 NE DAM 3311 07 ELK 41 34 78 361'1 1720 08 08 II USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
GLENMOORE 3321 03 CHESTER 40 6 75 451'1 500 07 C H EUGENE HUFFMAN
GLENWILLARD DASIIIELDS 3343 09 ALLEGHENY 40 33 80 131'1 710 07 II DASHIELDS LOCK AND DAM
GRAMPIAN IE 3417 07 CLEARFIELD 40 58 78 351'1 1510 07 II KRATZER RUN SEWER AUTHOR
GRATER FORD 1 E 3437 03 MONTGOMERY 40 14 75 261'1 240 07 07 II STATE CORRECTIONAL INST
GRAYS LANDING 3451 09 FAYETTE 39 47 79 SSW 800 07 07 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
HAMBURG 3632 03 BERKS 40 33 76 OW 350 07 07 C H BOROUGH OF HAMBURG
HANOVER 4 SW 3665 04 ADAMS 39 46 77 2W 558 08 08 H W'J>IOVER Wl'.TER DEPARTMENT
HARRISBURG 1 NE 3698 03 DAUPHIN 40 17 76 521'1 420 07 07 II CITY OF HARRISBURG
26
PENNSYLVANIA
AUGUST 2005
STATION
HAWLEY 1 E
HOLLISTERVILLB
HONEY BROOK 2 SSE
HUNTINGDON
INDI1\NA 3 SE
JAMESTOWN 2 NW
KANE 1 NNE
KITTANNING LOCK 7
LANCASTER 2 NIl FLTR PL
LANDISVILLE 2 NW
LAPORTE
LAUREL MOUNTAIN
LAUREL SUMMIT
LAURELTON CTR
LEBANON 2 W
LEHIGHTON 1 SSW
LEWISBURG
LEWIS RUN
LEWISTOWN
LINESVILLE 1 S
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT
LOYALHANNA LAKE
MAHANOY CITY 2 N
MARCUS HOOK
MATAMORAS
MCKEESPORT
MEADVILLE 1 S
MERCER
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP R
MILLHEIM
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM
MONTROSE
MOUNT DAVIS
MOUNT PLEASANT
MYEP.8TOWN
NATRONA LOCK 4
NESHAMINY FALLS
NEW CASTLE 1 N
NEW HOLIJ>..ND 2 SE
NEW PARK
NEW STANTON 1 SW
NORRISTOWN
OCTORARO LAKE
OSWAYO 1 ENE
PALM 3 SE
PAUPACK 1 WSW
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP R
PHILIPSBURG 2 S
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E
PINE GROVE FURNACE
PITTSBURGH WSCOM 2 AP //R
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W
PORT ALLEG!\NY
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK
PUTNEYVILLE 2 SE DAM
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2
READING 4 NNW
RECTOR 3 SSW
RENOVO
RIDGWAY
RODALE RESEARCH CTR
RUSHVILLE
SABINSVILLE 3 SE
SAFE HARBOR DAM
SAGAMORE
SALINA 3 W
SA.XTON
SCHENLEY LOCK 5
SELINSGROVE 2 S
SELLERSVILLE
3758 01
4008 01
4047 03
4159 08
4214 09
4325 10
4432 10
4611 09
4763 03
4778 03
4815 06
4836 09
4839 09
4853 05
4896 03
4934 02
4976 05
4983 10
4992 05
5050 10
5109 07
5212 09
5344 02
5390 03
5470 01
5573 09
5606 10
5651 10
5686 09
5703 03
5790 07
5902 09
5915 06
6022 09
6042 09
6126 03
6151 09
6194 03
6233 09
6238 03
6289 04
6310 09
6370 03
6508 03
6649 10
6681 03
6762 01
6886 03
6889 03
6921 07
6927 03
6955 04
6993 09
7029 01
7103 10
7167 08
7229 09
7312 08
7322 03
7338 09
7409 07
7477 07
7578 02
7727 06
7730 06
7732 03
7735 09
7782 09
7846 08
7863 09
7931 05
7938 03
STATION INDEX
I
r
I
I
i
i
o z
Z 0
:>< (;J
~ ~
~ Q
COUNTY
PIKE
WAYNE
CHESTER
HUNTINGDON
INDI1\NA
CRAWFORD
MCKEAN
ARMSTRONG
LANCASTER
LANCASTER
SULLIV.l\N
SOMERSET
SOMERSET
UNION
LEBANON
CARBON
UNION
MCKEAN
MIFFLIN
CRAWFORD
CLINTON
INDI1\NA
SCHUYLKILL
DELAWARE
PIKE
ALLEGHENY
CRAWFORD
MERCER
SOMERSET
DAUPHIN
CENTRE
BEAVER
SUSQUEHANNA
SOMERSET
WESTMORELAND
LEBANON
ALLEGHENY
BUCKS
LAWRENCE
LANCASTER
YORK
WESTMORELAND
MONTGOMERY
LANCASTER
PO'ITER
MONTGOMERY
PIKE
PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA
CENTRE
CHESTER
CUMBERLAND
ALLEGHENY
WAYNE
MCKEAN
CAMBRIA
ARMSTRONG
HUNTINGDON
BERKS
WESTMORELAND
CLINTON
ELK
BERKS
SUSQUEHANNA
TIOGA
LANCASTER
!\RMSTRONG
WESTMORELAND
BEDFORD
ARMSTRONG
SNYDER
BUCKS
I~ ;~
I :~ 3~
i 40 36
I jFl
;
; 41 25
i 40 12
40 10
I :~ ;~
i 40 49
; 40 57
41 52
i 40 35
; 41 39
i 41 7
, 40 28
I 40 50
I 39 50
; 41 22
I 40 20
I 41 38
I 41 13
I 39 47
I 40 12
I 40 53
! 40 39
i 41 52
; 39 48
i
! 40 13
I 40 22
I 40 37
! 40 8
I 41 1
40 5
'Ii 39 44
40 12
; 40 7
I 39 48
; 41 55
" :~ ;~
39 57
39 52
I 40 52
! 40 7
I 40 2
I 40 30
41 44
I 41 49
I 40 39
40 56
I 40 23
i 40 26
i 40 10
I 41 20
: 41 25
I 40 33
I 41 47
i 41 51
. 39 54
i 40 47
; 40 31
; 40 12
I 40 41
40 47
40 22
l.1.l
@
~
....
75 lOW
75 26W
75 54W
78 OW
79 7W
80 28W
78 48W
79 32W
76 16W
76 26W
76 30W
79 11W
79 8W
77 13W
76 28W
75 42W
76 53W
78 39W
77 34W
80 26W
77 27W
79 nw
76 8W
75 26W
74 42W
79 52W
80 lOW
80 14W
79 2W
76 46W
77 2SW
80 23W
75 51W
79 11W
79 30W
76 18W
79 43W
74 57W
80 22W
76 4W
76 30W
79 38W
75 nw
76 3W
78 OW
75 30W
75 14W
75 lOW
75 14W
78 13W
75 30W
77 18W
80 14W
75 nw
78 l7W
78 33W
79 17W
78 5W
75 56W
79 16W
77 44W
78 45W
75 43W
76 7W
77 28W
76 24W
79 14W
79 33W
78 15W
79 40W
76 52W
75 19W
27
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I OBSERVATION
! TIME AND
~ ~ L TABLES
E= ~ r LOCAL sm TIME
~ ~ I <n
5~,~ (3 ~~
l.1.l~I~r.q~u~
It::g:~~~
, iZlUJ
I Vl
07 07 H
07 H
08 H
07 H
20 C H
08 08 C H
07 C H
07 H
MID MID C H
171717CH
07 07 C H
07 07 H
06 06 H
17 17 H
MID MID C H
OS H
08 08 H
07 H
08 H
07 H
07 H
08 H
07 H
07 H
07 H
07 H
07 07 C H
19 08 C H
07 07 H
MID MID C HJ
07 07 C H
18 07 H
07 07 C H
08 08 H
07 07 H
08 H
07 H
07 H
07 C H
07 H
18 H
07 H
08 08 H
MID MID H
08 C H
07 C H
08 H
09 09 H
MID MID C HJ
07 07 H
MID 17 C H
08 H
MID MID C HJ
07 07 C II
07 07 H
08 08 H
08 08 C H
08 03 C H
08 08 C H
08 08 H
08 08 C H
07 07 H
07 07 H
07 H
07 H
03 08 II
07 H
14 14 H
07 H
07 H
07 07 C H
08 08 C H
890
1370
665
685
1102
1040
1750
790
270
360
1966
2760
2730
800
450
580
470
1560
460
1030
566
990
1710
10
420
740
1065
1220
2000
312
1120
690
1420
2730
1003
480
760
60
825
605
800
950
70
260
1710
300
1360
60
10
1720
105
885
1150
1799
1475
1520
1280
1000
360
1330
660
1360
550
870
1999
195
1160
1109
780
783
420
340
07
20
08
07
08
07
07
08
07
07
07
07
07
22
OBSERVER
HAWLEY AREA AUTHORITY
MRS CHESTER PONTaSKY
JOSEPH GABEL
JUDITH MECK
PA AMERICAN WATER CO
DEPT OF ENVIR RESOURCES
PENNSYLVANIA AMER WTR CO
USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
LANCASTER FILTER PLANT
PENN STATE UNIVERSITY
SULLIVAN COUNTY EMS
RICHARD MELLON SCAIFE
KEVIN GUERRIER
PA DEPT PUELIC ~IELFARE
LEBANON SEWAGE TREATMENT
CTRL CARBON MUNIC AUTII
LEWISBURG SEWER AUTH
LOUIS RIZZO
BOROUGH OF LEWISTOWN
BARBARA M JANIAK
CITY OF LOCK HAVEN
USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
MAHANOY TOWNSHIP AUTHORY
SUN OIL COMPANY
JOHN D SHEWCHUK
MUNI AUTIl WESTMORELAND
INACTIVE 07/27/1999
INACTIVE 06/01/2005
JAMES STUTZMAN
ASOS - FAA
RALPH MARTIN COYER
USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
LORRAINE M REYNOLDS
DEER VALLEY YMCA CAMP
GEORGE R STAIRS
WARREN WAGNER
USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
PHlLA SUBURBAN WATER CO
PA AMERICAN WATER
JAMES R KEEFER
ALFRED GRAYBEAL
HEMPFIELD TWP MUN AUTIl
BOROUGH OF NORRISTOWN
CHESTER WATER AUTHORITY
OSWAYO FISH CULTURE STN
UPPER MONTGOMERY JT AUTH
PAUL BUEHLER
PHIL FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
ASOS - NIlS
RICHARD THOMPSON
PHIL SUEURBAN WATER CD
PINE GROVE FURNACE ST PK
ASOS - NWS
PA FISH COMMISSION
PORT ALLEGANY BOROUGH
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK
USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
U G I CORPORATION
GILBERT LENHART
WESTERN CLINTON CO MUNIC
RIDGWAY BORO SEWAGE PLNT
RODALE RESEARCH CENTER
RONALD D BEEMAN
NANCY L MILES
SAFE HARBOR WTR PWR CORP
CATHY HILLIARD
MUN AUTIl WESTMORELAND CO
ALVERTA HOLMES
USA CORPS OF ENGINIlERS
SELINSGROVE MUN S',r;G AUTH
PENNRIDGE WIlT AUTHORITY
. .
PENNSYLVANIA STATION INDEX
A lJGlJST 2005
OBSERVATION
TIME AND
0 6 LLl LLl Z~ TABLES
Z @ Cl 2~
:::l LOCAL SrD TIME
STATION ;>< fii COUNTY (-< ~LLl 00 OBSERVER
LLl :; ~ <3 ;:>~
Cl 5 z ~8 e:; o-lLLl
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SHAWNEE STATE PARK 8011 08 BEDFORD 40 2 78 381'1 08 08 H SHAWNEE STATE PARK
SHICKSHINNY 3 N S057 01 LUZERNE 41 12 76 91'1 780 07 C H JODI LYNN BELLES
SHIPPENSBURG R 8073 04 CUMBERLAND 40 3 77 311'1 680 MID MID H SHIPPENSBURG UNIVERSITY
SINNEMAHONING 8145 07 CAMERON 41 19 78 61'1 820 07 H ELIZABETH WOOMER
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW 8184 09 BUTLER 41 3 80 41'1 1250 SR SR C H SLPRY ROCK DISPOSL PLANT
SOMERSET 8244 09 SOMERSET 40 0 79 51'1 2100 08 H STEPHEN 1'1 SHAULIS
SOUTH MOUNTAIN 8308 04 FRANKLIN 39 51 77 291'1 1520 07 07 H S MOUNTAIN RESTORATION C
SPRINGBORO 3 WNW 8361 10 CRAWFORD 41 49 80 261'1 1005 07 07 C H THOMAS 1'1 STEWART
SPRING CREEK 5 NE 8364 10 WARREN 41 55 79 271'1 1470 07 07 H INACTIVE 01/01/2004
SPRING GROVE 8379 04 YORK 39 52 76 521'1 450 08 H P H GLATFELTER COMPANY
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE 8400 03 BUCKS 40 34 75 161'1 860 07 22 H VIRGINIA DERBYSHIRE
STATE COLLEGE II 8449 07 CENTRE 40 48 77 521'1 1170 07 07 H PA STATE UNIVERSITY
STEVENSON DAM 8469 07 CAMERON 41 24 78 11'1 932 07 07 C H SINNEMAHONING ST PK
STRAUSSTOWN 8570 03 BERKS 40 29 76 111'1 600 08 H HARVEY C STAMBAUGH
STRONGSTOWN 8589 09 INDIANA 40 33 78 551'1 1880 07 C H MRS CAROL RODKEY
STROUDSBURG 8596 01 MONROE 41 1 75 111'1 460 07 07 H JUDITH GELBER
SUNBURY 8668 05 NORTHUMBERLA 40 51 76 471'1 575 07 07 H SONBURY MUNICIPAL AUTH
SUSQUEHANNA 8692 06 SUSQUEHANNA 41 57 75 361'1 910 07 H TRI-BORO MUNICIPAL AUTH
TAMAQUA S758 02 SCHUYLKILL 40 48 75 591'1 925 07 C H RONALD YURCHAK
TANNERSVILLE 2E 8776 01 MONROE 41 3 75 171'1 910 07 H ROBERT A BARROW
TIOGA Hl\MMOND DAM 8868 06 TIOGA 41 54 77 91'1 1230 07 C H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
TIONESTA 2 SE LAKE 8873 10 FOREST 41 29 79 261'1 1200 08 08 C H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS 8888 10 CRAWFORD 41 38 79 421'1 1220 07 07 C H TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS
TOBYHANNA POCONO MTN A 8893 01 MONROE 41 8 75 131'1 1916 07 07 C H POCONO AIR CENTER
TOWANDA 1 S 8905 06 BRADFORD 41 45 76 271'1 760 07 07 C H WAYNE A VANDERPOOL
TROY 1 NE 8959 06 BRADFORD 41 47 76 471'1 1110 06 H BOROUGH OF TROY
TYRONE 9022 08 BLAIR 40 40 78 131'1 890 07 C H BOROUGH OF TYRONE WWTP
UNION CITY FLTR PLT 9042 10 ERIE 41 54 79 491'1 1400 07 C H UNION CITY FILTRA PLANT
UNIONTOWN 1 NE 9050 09 FAYETTE 39 55 79 431'1 956 OS OS H GTR UNIONTOWN JOINT SPA
WARREN 9298 10 WARREN 41 51 79 91'1 1210 07 07 H WARREN FIRE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON 3 NE 9318 09 WASHINGTON 40 11 80 111'1 1300 07 07 C H MIKE DUFFALLA
WAYNESBURG 1 E 9367 09 GREENE 39 54 80 101'1 940 07 07 C H MARK MCCULLOUGH
WELLSBORO 4 SW 9408 06 TIQr'd> 41 42 77 231'1 1818 07 07 C H JOHN M WEAVER
WEST CHESTER 2 NW 9464 03 CHESTER 39 58 75 381'1 375 08 08 H CHRISTOPHER KNOWLES
WEST HICKORY 2 9510 10 FOREST 41 35 79 251'1 1345 07 H EARL ZARICIINAK
WILKES BARRE 9702 01 LUZERNE 41 14 75 531'1 660 07 H JAMES M SIRACUSE
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON 9705 01 LUZERNE 41 20 75 441'1 930 MID MID CHJ ASOS - NWS
WILLIAMSBURG 9714 08 BLAIR 40 28 78 121'1 845 07 H F DENNIS CLAPPER
WILLIAMS PORT RGNL AP R 9728 05 LYCOMING 41 15 76 551'1 520 MID MID CHJ ASOS - FAA
WILLIAMS PORT 2 9735 05 LYCOMING 41 15 76 591'1 525 22 22 H DEAN ANDERSON
WOLFSBURG 9823 08 BEDFORD 40 3 78 321'1 1185 07 H JOSEPH S KAMINSKI
YORK 3 SSW PUMP STN 9933 04 YORK 39 55 76 451'1 390 17 17 H YORK WATER COMPANY
YORK HAVEN 9950 03 YORK 40 7 76 431'1 310 07 H METROPOLITAN EDISON CO
28
REFERENCE NOTES
()EI'INITIONS
VAR Oh~er\'ation lim~ varics.
WI Rain gage read weekly or irregularly.
WM Rain gage read weekly and lasI day ofrhc momh.
STATION NAMES: N.unc of the city, 10"'11 or locality. Figures and IChcU
following the slnlion namClll indicale (he distance in mite!> and direction
from the post office or lown \Communlly CClltel'.
SYMBOLS AND WnERS USE!> IN TilE IMTA TAALES
mAILY DATA ARE fOR TilE 24110URS IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING OBSERVATION TIME.'
RLANK F.ntria in the "'Month Iv Sumn.arizcd Dala" table iadicate no record.
BLANK lintries 10 lile "'Daily P;ccipitatiOll";and "Snowfall and Snow on the
Ground"'tahles indicale zero.
RLANK Entries in the "Daily Tcmpculurc"lahlc indic31C a mimng record
where an edited value could 1101 he dc-tennincd. (See ... helow)
- No record. Dllla nOI recorded. determined uareJiilble by quality control
check, or not received in lime for publicatiow.
+ Precipil:;.llion or h.:nlperalure extremes ucrnrred on one or more previous
dates durin!! the mnnth.
... Missing original t.:roper.lure wbid, ha.o: been eJIllimalcd during edit,
,. Rain ga~e nul read. rtecip1la'ion is included in the amounl fnUowing
tbe alitenska. Time dimrihulion nnl knowD. A .. preceding the monthly
lolal indicalcs precipitation amount is being carried forward to next
mOllths t()'IIlI, and may int.'lude 8nlo.unls Crom the previous mUDtb(st.
1/ Rain gage eqmppcd wilb a windshield.
A Amounl ofprccipitation il'lthc tolal of obscrvcr's entrics for the
currenl month. II lOa)' include pret'ipitatiOlllhat occ..'urred during tbe
pr~vitlus monlh. Refer tn earlier bullt:lin 10 determine ..hue: oflus,
reading. (Hawaii slalions)
B AdjulOtcd monlhly villue (Clilimuted). (1.7 missing values for wind and
evuporatioo).
M Insufficient or partial dala. M is appended to average audior tOlal
valUe!; compulcd with I-I} daily value" mis...inJ!. M appears alone if 10
m more daily values are missing, 18 ur morC' for wind and t"OIporalion).
R Amountfl from recording rain gage.
T TraCt. An amounlloo ~mallln measure.
V Includcslotal for pre,,'iuus month(s). (See. <Jbove)
DIVISIONS: ."reus within a stale ofsimilardjmalologkal chafllcteristics.
O,,,'illinn averages. au calculated u~ng data from atalionslhat record horh
temperaturc and prccipiliuion (i.c. not precipilation alone).
NORMALS: The average value "fthe meteorological clemen I over n time
period. Etleeti\le I January :!OO1:.lI1c averaging period is 1971102000.
Tbe Dormuls for National Wealher Scn'ice localitie.... bave been 3djmlled l"O
ll5 to be rcprclicntative for the cuncnl obflervallon sile:.
MONTHLY DEGREE nAY TOTALS: Onc hcalinit (cooling) dep:Fce day i5 accumulated
for each whole degree that the daily mean tcmperature ill' below lahovcl 65
degrees l'ahrenhcil.
PRECfPITATJON: Valucs shown in hundrcdthtl oflnchcs nrc\...atcr equivalent
lot.lK. Le.. toUlI of liquid and melted frozen precipilation. In thC'
"MonTbly SUUlmari7..cd D3IS" table tbetotal toTlOW and sleel ,'aluC'! showo in
lenths ofinchc8 arc unmehed amounts. The malt depth on ground values of
Bnow and slcet shown in whole inches arccumulativc unmchcd amounts. The
number ordays with .10, .50, 1.00 or more refers to water t.'1.Iuivalents.
PRECIPITATION QUALITY CONTROL: The Nruc quality control flWcess may delete
precipilation data that are spatially ineoDsi6tent; t:_"ceed c1inUlTnlogical
limits, or;are incousistenL with prevailing. weal her patterns.
TEMPERi\TURE: Original and edited tCltlpcraturc values ar~ gh:en in Ihe
"Daily Temperalurc- table. Edited nlues arc prllduced when un original
vulue is missing ur when sunDY1Idin@stOIlimu;indicatedasuspectoriginal
value, When a line labelC'd oes is present and contains either a daily
temperature (!luspect) or ... (miuing). the temperaturc appearing directly
abo\'e, on the line labeled MAX or MIN, is an cdiled value. Summary
~perature information (averages.. dcp.anureJt. eXlremes, monthly degree day
l(llals) is based on Ihe: values labeled MAX/MIN.
SEASONAL TABLES: Munlhly and sewronal SIIou,.-Iall and beating degree days for
Ihe 11 monlhsending with IheJuncdillaare publililird in IheJuly issue of
lhis bulletin. Cooling degree day, for the calendar year arc publillltcd in
Ihe: "Climalological Data AnnulIl Summary."
WIND: (As shown in the "'Evaporalion aod \\iind" table) Ihe lotaJ wind
movemenl in miles over the evaporalion pan as: dclcnnincd by an nnemomeler
recorder localed 6~g inches ahovc Ihe pan.
SYMBOLS AND LETTERS USED IN THE STATION INDEX 7ABLE
Informalion concerning the hislory of changn; illllK'-alious, exposure, Cleo
llfsUMlalioDs is kepi on file HI ihe National C.1imatiC' Datil CCDICC.
IIimorica.l infonnatinn nfrcgular National Weather Service Offices may be
ob.taiucd from Ihe "Local CliDlu1olol:!ical Dalll'" annual publication. The
eontcnu: of this publica1illn may be reprinted or otherwi$c used freely,
wilh proper credit to the National Climatic Dala CeIIler. Tbe dala are also
available in digital furrll on magnelic lape and diskette.
11 Thermometers 10l'aee-d in il rooflop meller.
it' Rain gage equipped with a windshield
AR Obt:ervation made "after min" ha$ Llccun-cd.
C Statiou ill equipped with rC'cordill!; rain gage tRl bue values in Ihis
bulle1in are from a llon-Fel.~ording rain (!:age unlest:: indicah:d by an R.
G ObscrvUlions uppear Illlhe "Soil Temperaturcs" table.
H Obsen'a1ions appear in the "Snowfall and Sno\\' on lbe Ground" table.
J Stalinn also published ,IS n Local Climatological Data publit:.8tion.
MID ObsC'rvution time: is midniglll.
MO Rain ,gage read once monthly, usually Ihe lasl day.
OC Rain gage readings vary from a few weeks 10 se"end months.
R Amounts from recording rain gage.
SR Obs~r"'atiod time near .sunrise.
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REGIONAL MAXIMIN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
935 PM EDT SAT AUG 27 2005
STATION
ALLENTOWN
ALTOONA
BRADFORD
CAPITOL CITY APT
CLEARFIELD
DUBOIS
DOYLESTOWN
ERIE
HARRISBURG
INDIANA
JOHNSTOWN
LANCASTER
MEADVILLE
MT POCONO
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
READING
SCRANTON
SELINSGROVE
WILLIAMS PORT
YORK
TDY MAX AM MIN
24HR PCPN
84
64
65
78
67
65
81
78
79
66
62
80
68
74
85
70
79
78
79
79
76
64
62
54
67
56
59
63
65
67
63
60
65
63
59
69
63
64
60
55
58
64
0.16
0.21
0.01
0.02
0.19
0.16
0.33
0.13
0.01
0.09
0.17
0.00
0.36
0.19
0.54
0.29
0.17
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.03
NOTE: 24 HOUR PRECIPITATION FOR PERIOD ENDING 8 PM EDT.
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REGIONAL MAXIMIN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
9:30 AM SUN AUG 28 2005
STATION
ALLENTOWN
ALTOONA
BRADFORD
CAPITOL CITY APT
CLEARFIELD
DUBOIS
DOYLESTOWN
ERIE
HARRISBURG
INDIANA
JOHNSTOWN
LANCASTER
MEADVILLE
MT POCONO
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
READING
SCRANTON
SELINSGROVE
WILLIAMS PORT
YORK
24HR MAX
24HR MIN
24HR PCPN
84
64
65
78
67
66
81
78
79
70
68
80
68
74
85
70
79
78
79
79
76
68
61
60
63
61
62
67
65
64
64
60
67
64
62
70
64
67
65
62
61
63
0.36
0.37
0.09
0.44
0.59
0.26
0.35
0.14
0.49
0.08
0.49
0.20
0.66
0.40
0.55
0.16
0.28
0.05
0.01
0.36
0.84
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REGIONAL MAXIMIN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
90 PM EDT SUN AUG 28 2005
STATION TDY MAX AM MIN
24HR PCPN
ALLENTOWN 73 69
ALTOONA 82 62
BRADFORD 80 61
CAPITOL CITY APT 83 68
CLEARFIELD 82 61
DUBOIS 81 63
DOYLESTOWN 79 67
ERIE 85 65
HARRISBURG 82 67
INDIANA 82 66
JOHNSTOWN 79 60
LANCASTER 82 68
MEADVILLE 82 64
MT POCONO 66 63
PHILADELPHIA 84 72
PITTSBURGH 83 67
READING 79 68
SCRANTON 81 68
SELINSGROVE 80 64
WILLIAMSPORT 76 63
YORK 84 68
0.80
0.18
0.08
0.45
0.40
0.10
0.12
0.01
0.50
0.01
0.44
0.34
0.30
0.84
0.01
0.01
0,41
0.05
0.11
0.36
0.84
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ASUS61 KCTP 291331
RTPCTP
REGIONAL MAXIMIN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
9:30 AM MON AUG 29 2005
STATION
ALLENTOWN
ALTOONA
BRADFORD
CAPITOL CITY APT
CLEARFIELD
DUBOIS
DOYLESTOWN
ERIE
HARRISBURG
INDIANA
JOHNSTOWN
LANCASTER
MEADVILLE
MT POCONO
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
READING
SCRANTON
SELINSGROVE
WILLIAMSPORT
YORK
24HR MAX
24HR MIN
24HR PCPN
73
82
80
83
82
81
79
85
82
82
79
82
82
66
84
83
79
81
80
76
84
69
61
52
69
58
58
69
67
69
57
59
68
65
63
70
60
69
64
64
64
66
0.60
0.00
0.00
0.05
0.00
0.01
0.11
0.00
0.33
0.00
0.00
0.15
0.00
0.65
0.00
0.00
0.30
0.00
0.10
0.00
0.01
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ASUS61 KCTP 300148
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REGIONAL MAXIMIN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
945 PM EDT MON AUG 29 2005
STATION TDY MAX AM MIN
24HR PCPN
ALLENTOWN 83 70
ALTOONA 76 61
BRADFORD 73 52
CAPITOL CITY APT 82 70
CLEARFIELD 72 58
DUBOIS 72 58
DOYLESTOWN 86 69
ERIE 76 68
HARRISBURG 82 69
INDIANA 73 57
JOHNSTOWN 71 59
LANCASTER 85 68
MEADVILLE 70 66
MT POCONO 74 63
PHILADELPHIA 89 70
PITTSBURGH 68 60
READING 85 69
SCRANTON 84 64
SELINSGROVE 81 66
WILLIAMSPORT 78 65
YORK 83 66
0.00
0.01
0.11
0.02
0.09
0.47
0.27
0.00
0.31
0.04
0.04
0.01
0.01
0.02
0.20
0.47
0.00
0.01
0.00
0.00
0.00
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ASUS61 KCTP 301335
RTPCTP
REGIONAL MAXIMIN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
9:30 AM TUE AUG 30 2005
STATION
ALLENTOWN
ALTOONA
BRADFORD
CAPITOL CITY APT
CLEARFIELD
DUBOIS
DOYLESTOWN
ERIE
HARRISBURG
INDIANA
JOHNSTOWN
LANCASTER
MEADVILLE
MT POCONO
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
READING
SCRANTON
SELINSGROVE
WILLIAMS PORT
YORK
24HR MAX
24HR MIN
24HR PCPN
83
76
73
82
72
72
86
76
82
73
71
85
70
74
89
68
85
84
81
78
83
70
64
57
71
62
62
69
63
70
64
64
69
62
64
73
62
70
67
68
66
71
0.00
0.02
0.67
0.00
1. 00
0.55
0.26
0.00
0.00
0.06
0.09
0.00
0.02
0.00
0.20
0.48
0.00
0.01
0.01
0.13
0.00
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ASUS61 KCTP 310131
RTPCTP
REGIONAL MAXIMIN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
9:30 PM TUE AUG 30 2005
STATION TDY MAX AM MIN
24HR PCPN
ALLENTOWN 83 73
ALTOONA 77 66
BRADFORD 70 61
CAPITOL CITY APT 85 73
CLEARFIELD 73 64
DUBOIS 72 64
DOYLESTOWN 83 71
ERIE 75 63
HARRISBURG 84 73
INDIANA 75 66
JOHNSTOWN 74 66
LANCASTER 84 73
MEADVILLE 72 63
MT POCONO 72 68
PHILADELPHIA 86 75
PITTSBURGH 73 64
READING 85 73
SCRANTON 78 73
SELINSGROVE 82 70
WILLIAMSPORT 76 70
YORK 86 72
0.01
0.03
1. 22
0.02
1.16
0.67
0.03
0.43
0.00
0.10
0.14
0.00
0.60
0.20
0.00
0.39
0.00
0.11
0.11
1. 02
0.00
NOTE: 24HR PCPN FOR PERIOD ENDING 7PM EST OR 8PM EDT.
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ASUS61 KCTP 311427
RTPCTP
REGIONAL MAXIMIN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
9:30 AM WED AUG 31 2005
STATION 24HR MAX
24HR MIN
24HR PCPN
ALLENTOWN 83
ALTOONA 77
BRADFORD 72
CAPITOL CITY APT 85
CLEARFIELD 73
DUBOIS 73
DOYLESTOWN 83
ERIE 75
HARRISBURG 84
INDIANA 77
JOHNSTOWN 74
LANCASTER 84
MEADVILLE 72
MT POCONO 73
PHILADELPHIA 86
PITTSBURGH 74
READING 85
SCRANTON 79
SELINSGROVE 82
WILLIAMSPORT 79
YORK 86
75
68
63
74
66
64
73
64
74
68
67
73
64
69
76
66
75
73
72
32
74
0.01
0.44
2.95
0.24
0.50
1. 62
0.10
1. 96
0.38
0.11
0.14
0.01
2.25
0.47
0.01
1. 26
0.00
0.19
1.18
2.40
0.04
NOTE: DATA FOR 24HR PERIOD ENDING 7AM EST OR 8AM EDT.
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ASUS61 KCTP 010133
RTPCTP
REGIONAL MAXIMIN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION TABLE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STATE COLLEGE PA
9:30 PM WED AUG 31 2005
STATION
ALLENTOWN
ALTOONA
BRADFORD
CAPITOL CITY APT
CLEARFIELD
DUBOIS
DOYLESTOWN
ERIE
HARRISBURG
INDIANA
JOHNSTOWN
LANCASTER
MEADVILLE
MT POCONO
PHILADELPHIA
PITTSBURGH
READING
SCRANTON
SELINSGROVE
WILLIAMSPORT
YORK
TDY MAX AM MIN
24HR PCPN
87
78
72
87
73
73
87
72
85
72
72
88
72
77
89
74
88
84
82
79
86
77
73
68
77
71
70
75
66
77
72
69
78
70
71
79
70
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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATTORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFFS
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
PENNSYLVANIA
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY,
Plaintiffs
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and FRANK P.
TAMANINI, individually, and
as agent for TRINDLE
STATION, L.L.C.,
Defendants
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that on the date indicated below, I caused the instant
Motion to Open Record to Receive Evidence to be served by hand-delivery, upon the following
parties to the instant matter addressed as follows:
Brian Caffrey, Esquire
Saidis Flower & Lindsay, P.C.
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Dated: June 19, 2006
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GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
Plaintiffs
vs.
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA
: No. 06-1908 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
: PETITION FOR PRELIMINARY
: INJUNCTION
TRINDLE STATION, LLC and
FRANK P. T AMANINI, individually and as :
Agent for TRINDLE STATION, LLC,
Defendants
ANALYSIS OF DEFENDANTS' EXHIBITS
Defendants' Exhibit
1
2
2A
Relevance
Descriotion
12/23/2005 letter,
Mongellis to Frank
Tamanini
Mongellis were using
the claimed Phase I
defects to extract
concessions from
Tamanini on Phase II.
When Tamanini refused
to renegotiate and sued
for specific
performance, Mongellis
filed their own suit for
"specific performance"
relating to Phase I,
which they had already
conveyed to Trindle
Station.
See Ex. 2A.
See Ex. 2A.
Invoice, Jay Crouse
Excavating to Frank
Tamanini, 8/25/05,
#19663, $5,926.88,
wi cancelled check.
Shows expense to which
Mr. Tamanini went in
attempt to assuage John
Mongelli's concerns
about storm water.
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4 Photograph Shows John Mongelli
pumping storm water
back toward lots 1-5. If
Mongelli claim of
malfunction of swale
true, this is a pointless
nonsensical action.
5 Photograph See Exhibit 4. Also, if
wall defective, why
pump water back over
waIl?
6 Photograph See Exhibit 5.
7 Photograph See Exhibit 5.
8 Photograph See Exhibit 5.
9 Photograph Shows negative slope of
both sides of Mongelli
driveway, low point at
bottom of driveway,
level of garage and
basement.
10 Photograph View across lot 1 toward
Mongelli home. Shows
flat contour ofIot 1,
sub grade level of
Mongelli driveway,
garage and basement.
II Photograph View from lot 2, looking
toward Mongelli home.
Witnesses for Defendant
said development of lot
1 will make drainage
even better. Mongelli
hose visible, pointing
toward allegedly
defective swale.
12 Photograph View of Mongelli house
.
from Williams Grove
Road
13 Photograph See Exhibit 1 I.
14 Photograph Closer shot of Mongelli
house, from Phase I
development. Shows
other angle of subgrade
level of driveway and
lower level of Mongelli
home. Water will
accumulate there by
virtue of gravity,
regardless of the
development. Mongelli
testimony shows that
has happened for many
years.
15 Photograph View of Mongelli front
yard from Phase I
development. Shows
negative slope of
Mongelli driveway away
from Williams Grove
Road.
16 Photograph Shows retaining wall,
condition of curb and
end of sidewalk.
Retaining wall, which is
irrelevant to undeniably
favorable comparison of
pre-development vs.
post-development water
flows from
development, was built
and paid for by Frank
Tamanini, at the
insistence of John
Mongelli and under Mr.
Mongelli's supervision.
17 Photograph Shows Mongelli
fannland near border
with development. No
agricultural activity is
occurring and no crops
are growmg.
18 Photograph See Exhibit 17.
19 Photograph See Exhibit 17.
20 Photograph Similar to Exhibit 17.
Shows closer view of
topsoil pile resulting
from excavation for
development, which
Mongellis are
improperly withholding.
Hay bales, not being
used for any agricultural
reason, were placed in
this position by John
Mongelli as a barrier.
21 Photograph Another view of hay-
bale "barrier" placed by
John Mongelli.
22 Photograph See Exhibit 17.
23 Photograph See Exhibit 17.
24 Photograph See Exhibit 17.
25 Photograph See Exhibit 17.
26 Surveyor's drawing Shows pre-development
water flows.
27 Surveyor's drawing Shows post-
development water
flows, which are less
than pre-development
water flows, as testified
by township engineer
Moll and surveyor
Chapman.
:
28 Dept. of State filing. ValidLLC.
29 D & F Lawncare invoice Shows extent of
#70186,9/23/2005, to measures taken by
Frank Tamanini, Defendants to assuage
$3,125.00, with MongeIlis' concerns
cancelled check about stormwater
attached, for fine management, in spite of
grading around area of undeniable fact that
retaining wall. post-development water
flows are less than pre-
development flows.
30 Landscape proposal, Shows cost of planting
Michael Stoner to Frank 100 three- or four-year
Tamanini, 5/11/2006, Douglas Fir seedlings
$575.00. for evergreen barrier, in
compliance with parties'
agreement. Proves that
MongeIlis have adequate
remedy at law.
31 Estimate, Juniata Shows cost of erecting
Excavating & Services fence, proves that
to Tamanini Realty, MongeIIis have adequate
5/11/2006, #2785, for remedy at law.
five-strand high tensile
fence.
32 Trindle Station Shows recent and
Agreement of Sale upcommg conveyances
Information. ofIots in Trindle
Station, Phase I. The
happening of these
settlements or their
failure to happen had
absolutely no effect
whatsoever on the
matters about which the
MongeIIis complain.
33 Agreement for sale of Completion date
new construction, August, 2006. Shows
3/27/2006, E.G. enormous and
Stoltzfus and Richard & disproportionate hann,
Susan Stallings, for lot financial losses and
33. public inconvenience
,
that injunction would
cause.
34 Agreement for sale of Settlement date
new construction, 5/31/2006. Shows
3/15/2006, E.G. enormous and
Stoltzfus and Trindle disproportionate harm,
Station, LLC and Mohan financial losses and
& Lauren Rengen, for public inconvenience
653 William Way. that injunction would
cause.
35 Agreement for sale of Completion date Aug.
new construction, 31,2006. Shows
3/23/2006, E.G. enormous and
Stoltzfus and Lee disproportionate harm,
Oesterling, for lot 5. financial losses and
public inconvenience
that injunction would
cause.
36 Agreement for sale of Completion date May,
new construction, 2006. Shows enormous
10/14/2005, E.G. and disproportionate
Stoltzfus and Anthony harm, financial losses
& Kelly Lougee, for lot and public
6. inconvenience that
injunction would cause.
,
37 Agreement for sale of Completion date
new construction, October, 2006. Shows
4/29/2006, E.G. enormous and
Stoltzfus and Mark & disproportionate harm,
Raeshell Foster, lot 10. financial losses and
public inconvenience
that injunction would
cause.
38 Agreement for sale of Completion date March
new construction, 30, 2006. Shows
4/14/2005, E.G. enormous and
Stoltzfus and Valerie disproportionate harm,
Basila, lot 22. financial losses and
public inconvenience
that injunction would
cause.
39 Agreement for sale of Settlement date May 31,
new construction, 2006. Shows enormous
10/19/2005, E.G. and disproportionate
Stoltzfus and Craig & harm, financial losses
Sandi Ilgenfritz, lot 23. and public
inconvenience that
injunction would cause.
40 Final subdivision plan. Shows 1D0st areas
described in testimony,
w / distances, landmarks,
etc.
41 Excerpt, Upper Allen Even if Mongelli land
Code. threatened, it's not
necessary to move more
tons of earth and raise
walls, etc. One could
merely line the swale.
Thus, swale with current
slope would satisfy
township code.
42 Climatological data, There was no rain at the
Pennsylvania, Sept., Mongelli residence from
2005, National Climatic Sept. 2-8, 2005. The
Data Center. Mongellis lied about the
.
43
Pa. State Climatologist
SUlDffiary for Capital
City Airport, Sept. 1-8,
2005.
44
NOAA Online Weather
Data, Capital City
Airport, Sept. 2-8, 2005.
45
Penn State Meteorology
Dept. precipitation
maps, Sept. 2-8, 2005.
Labor Day, 2005
"onslaught of water."
See Exhibit 42.
See Exhibit 42.
See Exhibit 42.
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Respectfully submitted,
Saidis, Flower & Lindsay
Date: G~ t~ ~{)S-
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ri . Caffrey, Esquire
Attorney ill #42667
26 West High Street
Carlisle, P A 17013
Phone: 717.243.6222
Fax: 717.243.6510
Attorneys for Defendants
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that on June 16, 2006 I served a copy of the foregoing Analysis of
Defendants' Exhibits upon Nathan C. Wolf, Esquire, attorney for Plaintiffs, by having it
delivered to his office by hand.
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U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Asheville, N.C.
I CERTIFY that the attached are authentic and true cQpies of
meteorological records on file in the NATIONAL CLIMATIC DATA
CENTER, ASHEVILLE, NORtH CAROLINA.
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AUGUSTL SHtlMBERA
RECORDS CllSTODIAN
DATA AtlMINISTRATOR
(Official Title)
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I HEREBY CERTIFY that AUGUST L SHUMBERA RECORDS CCSTODIAN, who
signed the foregoing certificate, is now, and was at the time of
signing, DATA ADMINISTRATOR, NATIONAL CLIMATIC DATA CENI'ER, aIld
that full faith. an4 credit should be given his certificate as such.
I further state that I ain the person to wbcln the said custodian
reports.
INWl1NESS WJn'REOF, I have hereunto
subscribed my name aIld caused the
seal of the Depa.rtIIlent of COIIIIlIerce
to be affixedJUN 8 ZGGG
on this date:
For the SECRETARY OF COMMERCE:
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DIRECTOR
NATIONAL CLIMATIC DATA CENTER
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SEPTEMBER 2005
VOLUME 1 10 NUMBER 09
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MONTHLY STATION AND DIVISION SUMMARY
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POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 77.1 49.4 63.3 6.3 86 16. 37 30. 86 40 0 0 0 0
HAWLEY 1 E 78.2 48.0 63.1 3.7 88 14 36 30 '0 41 0 0 0 0
MATAMORAS 79.0 51.1 65.1 3.0 88 14. 36 30 54 61 0 0 0 0
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W 74.5 48.3 61.4 5.7 84 14 36 30. 130 30 0 0 0 0
STROUDSBURG 81.6 51.5 66.6 4.5 92 14 38 30 36 9l 2 0 0 0
'I'OBYHANNA POCONO MTN A M M M
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON 80.5 54.6 67.6 5.1 92 13 39 30 44 129 3 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 64.5 5.0
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP R 81. 7 55.7 68.7 5.3 92 13 40 30 24 144 2 0 0 0
BELTZVILLE DAM B2.0M 51.9M 67.0M 5.6 9l 15. 39 30 37 101 2 0 0 0
RODALE RESEARCH CI'R 81.2 54.3 67.8 6.3 9l 14 40 30 24 116 2 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 67.8 4.'
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDM)NT 03
BLUE MARSH LAKE 82.4 59.6 71.0 6.8 92 14 45 30. , 196 2 0 0 0
BUCKSVILLE 81.8 52.7 67.3 2.7 '0 14 37 30 28 101 1 0 0 0
COATESVILLE 2 W M M M
DEHART DAM 80.8 53.6 67.2 89 16. 38 30 29 103 0 0 0 0
GRATERFORD 1 E 83.2 54.7 69.0 5.3 93 14 42 29. 23 149 2 0 0 0
HAMBURG M M M
HARRISBURG 1 NE 79.8 56.9 68.4 88 16. 42 30 24 133 0 0 0 0
LANCASTER 2 NE FLTR PL 82.4 58.0 70.2 4.' 92 13 41 30 19 '.3 2 0 0 0
LANDISVILLE 2 NW 82.9 54.0 68.5 3.6 92 14 36 30 21 132 2 0 0 0
LEBANON 2 W 81.3 55.1 68.2 5.6 '0 13 39 30 30 133 1 0 0 0
MARCUS HOOK 83.8 65.8 74.8 5.6 92 14 51 30 5 308 2 0 0 0
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP R 82.1 60.3 71.2 91 13 45 30 17 212 2 0 0 0
NESHAMINY FALLS 82.3 56.0 69.2 3.3 9l 14 41 30 15 147 1 0 0 0
NEW HOLIAND 2 SE 83.6 60.1 71.9 93 13 41 30 14 223 3 0 0 0
NORRISTOWN 85.4 61. 9 73.7 6.8 92 14 49 30. 4 268 4 0 0 0
OCTORARO LAKE 80.6 56.8 68.7 3.1 ., 13 40 30 23 142 0 0 0 0
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN 87.9 66.3 77.1 ,. 14 51 30 1 370 12 0 0 0
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP R 83.5 64.1 73.8 5.0 92 13 48 30 7 27. 2 0 0 0
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E 84.5 57.3 70.9 5.0 93 14 42 30 11 195 . 0 0 0
READING 4 NNW 83.8 58.4 71.1 5.7 " 14 43 30 15 205 2 0 0 0
SAFE HARBOR DAM 82.7 62.8 72.8 '0 14 4. 30 , 246 1 0 0 0
SELLERSVILLE 82.1 54.2 68.2 92 14 39 30 19 123 1 0 0 0
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE 81.6 56.3 69.0 9l 14 39 30 17 143 1 0 0 0
WEST CHESTER 2NW 84.8 55.2 70.0 4.7 96 14 40 30 17 174 4 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------~ 70.6 5.2
LOMER SUSQUEHANNA O.
BIGLERVILLE 81.8 56.9 69.4 5.' 90 14 40 30 19 157 1 0 0 0
BLOSERVILLE 1 N 79.5 58.0 68.8 5.3 8. 14. 42 30 17 138 0 0 0 0
CHAMBERSBURG 1 ESE 81.4 57.3 69.4 4.' 90 13 40 30 23 162 1 0 0 0
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT 83.8 52.8 68.3 2.' i 93 14 35 30 23 129 . 0 0 0
HANOVER 4 SW 82.1 55.0 68.6 '0 14 37 30 21 136 1 0 0 0
SHIPPENSBURG R 82.5 57.1 69.8 4.4 9l 13. 40 30 26 179 3 0 0 0
SOUTH MOUNTAIN 76.6 53.2 64.9 .. 16. 36 30 50 54
YORK 3 SSW PUMP STN 81.0 52.5 66.8 ., '0 13 34 30 2. " 1 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------~ 68.3 3.6
MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA 05
BENTON 3 NE 77.2 50.8 64.0 .7 14 37 30 69 47 0 0 0 0
LAURELTON C'TR 80.3 56.2 68.3 4.5 '0 12 41 30 19 124 1 0 0 0
LEWISBURG 81.3 53.0 67.2 91 14 39 30 30 102 1 0 0 0
LEWISTOWN 81.9 54.3 68.1 4.4 92 14. 3. 30 27 127 3 0 0 0
SELINSGROVE 2 S 81.3 54.0 67.7 .., 9l 14 .0 30 27 115 1 0 0 0
SUNBURY 79.4 51.1 65.3 ., 14 36 30 50 6.
WILLIAMSPORT RGNL AP R 78.9 54.7 66.8 3.7 .7 15. 40 30 41 104 0 0 0 0
WILLIAMSPORT 2 81.6 55.9 68.8 90 14. 41 30 27 147 3 0 0 0
uDIVISIONAL DATA_uuu~ 67.0 '.3
UPPER SUSQUEHANNA 06
CANTON 75.8 47.7 61.8 2.7 85 14. 34 30 113 22 0 0 0 0
COWANESQUE D1IM 76.0 51.4 63.7 ., 13 39 30 67 37 0 0 0 0
DUSHORE 75.2 45.8 60.5 " 14 32 30 148 1. 0 0 1 0
LAPORTE 72.6 52.3 62.5 ., 14 37 30 102 32 0 0 0 0
MONTROSE 75.2 47.1 61.2 2.5 .3 7 35 30. 132 26 0 0 0 0
TOWANDA 1 S 79.4 51.1 65.3 '.1 .9 14 37 30 53 71 0 0 0 0
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FRANCIS E WALTER DAM, loB ~3.64 ..54 27 .0 0 3 1 0
HAWLEY 1 E .71 -3.11 .28 27 .0 0 3 0 0
MATAMORAS 3.21 -1.34 1.75 16 .0 0 6 1 1
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 w 2.48 -2.06 1.60 27 .0 0 5 1 1
STROUDSBURG 1.11 -3.78 .57 15 .0 0 3 1 0
TOBYHANNA POCONO M'I'N A M M
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON .eo -3,06 .29 26 M M 3 0 0
HDIVISIONAL DATA-------> 1.57 -2,92 .0
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP R .76 -3.61 .39 14 .0 M 4 0 0
BELTZVILLE DAM 1.28 -3.26 .46 27 .0 0 4 0 0
RODALE RESEARCH CTR 2.85 -1.91 1.98 17 .0 0 4 1 1
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 1.63 -2,91 .0
SOUI'HEASTERN
PIEDMONT 03
BLUE MARSH LAKE .59 -3.84 .26 15 .0 0 2 0 0
BUCKSVILLE .49 -4.21 .20 27 .0 0 3 0 0
COATESVILLE 2 W M M
DEHART DAM .75 .33 27 .0 0 3 0 0
GRATER FORD 1 E 1.18 -3.02 .57 15 .0 0 5 1 0
HAMBURG M M
HARRISBURG 1 NE .98 .53 17 .0 0 2 1 0
LANCASTER 2 NE FLTR PL 1.33 -3.12 .88 17 .0 0 3 1 0
LANDISVILLE 2 NW .66 -3.50 .49 17 .0 0 2 0 0
LEBANON 2 W .64 -3.44 .35 26 .0 0 1 0 0
MARCUS HOOK M .05 .05 29 .0 0 0 0 0
MIDDLETOWN HARRI$BG AP R .eo .57 16 .0 0 2 1 0
NESHAMINY FALLS 1.24 -3.68 .46 16. .0 0 4 0 0
NEW HOLLAND 2 5E 1.51 .55 15 .0 0 5 1 0
NORRISTOWN 1.62 -2.87 .68 15 .0 0 3 2 0
OCTORARO LAKE 1.04 -3.75 .75 14 .0 0 3 1 0
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN M 1.09 .58 15 .0 0 3 1 0
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP R .21 -3.67 .09 26 .0 0 0 0 0
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E 1.05 -3.27 .30 16 .0 0 5 0 0
READING 4 NNW .86 -3.50 .61 15 .0 0 3 1 0
SAFE HARBOR DAM 1.19 .71 17 .0 0 4 1 0
SELLERSVILLE .76 .22 27 .0 0 4 0 0
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE .96 .53 15 .0 0 4 1 0
WEST CHESTER 2 NW 1.14 -3.61 .56 15 .0 0 5 1 0
--DIVISIONAL PATA-------> .95 -3.38 .0
LOWER SUSQUEHANNA 04
BIGLERVILLE .27 -4.31 .20 27 .0 0 1 0 0
BLOSERVILLE 1 N .33 ~3.95 .33 27 .0 0 1 0 0
CHAMBERS BURG 1 ESE .32 -3.36 .18 2' .0 0 2 0 0
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT .17 -4.08 .12 27 .0 0 1 0 0
HANOVER 4 SW .09 .05 27 .0 0 0 0 0
SHI PPENSBURG R .24 -3.48 .13 29 .0 0 2 0 0
SOUTH MOUNTAIN M M
YORK 3 SSW PUMP STN .42 -3.68 .23 14 .0 0 2 0 0
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MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA 05
BENTON 3 NE 2.26 .96 27 .0 0 4 2 0
LAURELTON CTR .76 -3.76 .44 26 .0 0 2 0 0
LEWISBURG .94 .51 27 .0 0 3 1 0
LEWISTOWN 1.88 -1.70 1.24 17 .0 0 3 1. 1
SELINSGROVE 2 S .81 -3.23 .3B 27 .0 0 4 0 0
SUNBURY M M
WILLIAMSPORT RGNL AP R 1. 78 -2.20 1.28 16 .0 M 3 1 1
WILLIAMS PORT 2 1.55 .65 17 .0 0 4 1 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 1.36 -2.73 .0
UPPER SUSQUEHANNA 06
CANTON 3.00 -.79 1.18 1 .0 0 5 2 1
COWANESQUE DAM 2.25 .85 27 .0 0 4 3 0
DUSHORE 1.85 .5' 27 .0 0 4 2 0
LAPORTE 3.32 1.67 27 .0 0 4 3 1
MONTROSE 2.15 ~1. 92 .87 1 .0 0 4 2 0
TOWANDA 1 S .74 -2.65 .40 30 .0 0 2 0 0
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MONTHLY STATION AND DIVISION SUMMARY
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WELLSBORO 4 SW 73.5 48.4 61.0 2.9 82 1.. 34 30 131 16 0 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL OATA-------> 62.3 3.7
CENTRAL M:lONTAINS 07
EMPORIUM 77.4 52.0 64.7 3.4 85 16+ 40 30 54 52 0 0 0 0
GLEN HAZEL :2 NE DAM 74.6 48.9 61.8 83 13 35 30 110 18 0 0 0 0
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT 80.0 53.9 67.0 4.2 89 14 40 30 33 98 0 0 0 0
MILLHEIM 78.5 47.3 62.9 88 14 33 30 87 32 0 0 0 0
PHILIPSBURG :2 S 75.9 49.0 62.5 86 15+ 33 30 103 31 0 0 0 0
R",",VO 79.0 53.4 66.2 3.9 87 15 41 30 39 85 0 0 0 0
RIIJGKAY 75.7 47.6 61.7 3.0 B3 14 35 30 116 20 0 0 0 0
STATE COLLEGE II 77.0 55.9 66.5 4.7 86 23+ 40 30 39 89 0 0 0 0
STEVENSON DAM 77.7 53.7 65.7 4.1 .6 15+ 40 30 43 70 0 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA------~> 64.3 3.9
SOTJnf CENTRAL
foDUNTAINS OS
ALTOONA FAA AP R 76.9 50.6 64.8 1.9 90 22 35 30 60 60 1 0 0 0
ALTOONA 78.2 52.5 65.4 " 23+ 37 30 45 62 0 0 0 0
ALTOONA 3 W 77.0 54.9 66.0 2.7 S7 22+ 36 30 44 Sl 0 0 0 0
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL 77.6 49.3 63.5 2.6 85 14 31 30 74 36 0 0 1 .0
EVERETt 77 .9 49.0 63.5 1.3 90 23 33 30 75 37 1 0 0 0
HUNTINGDON 80.8 49.7 65.3 91 23+ 32 30 46 63 4 0 1 0
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK 77.9 47.5 62.7 1.. " 23+ 32 30 S3 25 0 0 1 0
RAYSTOWN LAKE :2 8l.4 56.0 68.7 5.9 92 14 40 29+ 2S 147 3 0 0 0
SHAWNEE STATE PARK 81.5 49.2 65.4 90 23+ 33 30 47 64 2 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 65.0 3.1
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
BUTLER 2 SW 78.8 51.8 65.3 '.1 86 15+ 37 30 39 57 0 0 0 0
CHALK HILL 2 ENE 75.2 53.1 64.2 3.7 S1 25+ 33 30 61 42 0 0 0 0
CONFLUENCE 1 SW Ill\M 81.5 51.8 66.7 3.6 90 14+ 36 30 2S S4 2 0 0 0
DERRY 4 SW 79.5 54.3 66.9 2.6 " 23 39 30 29 93 0 0 0 0
DONEGAL 2 mol M M M
OONORA 1 SM 81.7 56.5 69.1 2.9 " 14 41 30 16 146 0 0 0 0
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR 79,3 58.5 68.9 " 14 45 30 22 147 0 0 0 0
FORD CITY 4 S DAM 80.0 51.1 65.6 1.' " 13 37 30 37 60 0 0 0 0
GLENCOE M M M
GRAYS LANDING 81.8 54.8 68.3 " 14 39 30 15 122 0 0 0 0
INDIANA 3 SE 79.8 54.1 67.0 4.2 90 14+ 37 30 26 90 2 0 0 0
LAUREL M:lUNTAIN 76.7 54.6 65.7 6.5 .6 16 37 30 34 59 0 0 0 0
LAUREL SUMMIT 70.2 53.7 62.0 79 22+ 3S 30 96 13 0 0 0 0
LOYALHANNA LAKE M M M .5 1 40 30 0 0 0 0
MCKEESPORT 80,6 55.1 67.9 3.6 " 16 39 30 34 126 0 0 0 0
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW 77.7 47.3 62.5 87 16 30 30 93 25 0 0 1 0
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM 79.3 58.5 68.9 '.9 .5 12 42 30 16 136 0 0 0 0
MOUNT DAVIS 76.7M 54.6M 65.7M 86 14 37 30 4S 80 0 0 0 0
MOUNT PLEASANT 79.4 51.4 65.4 " 23+ 34 30 41 63 0 0 0 0
NEW CASTLE 1 N 81.9 53.5 67.7 4.3 90 13 40 30 22 111 1 0 0 0
PI'I"l'SBURGH WSooM 2 AP IIR 78.2 56.3 67.3 3.3 as 14 39 30 27 103 0 0 0 0
PUTNEYVILLE 2 SE DAM 77.7 50.8 64.3 3.5 as 17+ 36 30 56 41 0 0 0 0
RECI'QR 3 SSW 81.3 49.5 65.4 90 14 31 30 49 67 1 0 1 0
SALINA 3 W 81.1 54.0 67.6 5.9 89 16 39 30 20 10. 0 0 0 0
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW 79.3 53.2 66.3 5.9 86 16+ 39 30 33 79 0 0 0 0
UNION'I'OWN 1 NE 81.5 53.7 67.6 3.9 90 14 37 30 23 107 1 0 0 0
WASHIN3TON 3 NE 78.9 56.2 67.6 4.9 .6 26+ 42 30 26 112 0 0 0 0
WAYNBSBURG 1 E 80.9 52.4 66.7 3.7 " 15+ 36 30 29 " 0 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA----.--> 66.4 4.1
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP R 72.6 45.7 59.2 1.7 S1 12 32 30 175 5 0 0 1 0
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5 74.4 48.0 61.2 2.9 83 14 35 30 123 15 0 0 0 0
CHANDLERS VALLEY 1SE 74.6 45.9 60.3 83 14+ 35 30+ '" 11 0 0 0 0
CLARION 3 SW 77.3 51.7 64.5 3. 9 S4 15+ 3S 30 51 44 0 0 0 0
CLERMONT 1 NW 71.0 47.7 59.4 7S 14+ 33 30 167 6 0 0 0 0
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 74.5 47.2 60.9 S7 14 34 30 123 9 0 0 0 0
COUDERSPORT 7SE 71.5 46.7 59.1 S1 13 31 30 174 6 0 0 1 0
DUBOIS FAA AP M M M
ERIE WSO AP 75.5 58.2 66.9 2.9 85 13 46 30 25 89 0 0 0 0
FRANKLIN 78.6 52.4 65.5 3.3 as 16+ 39 30 37 61 0 0 0 0
JAMESTOWN 2 NW 75.2 52.3 63.8 2.3 S2 14 39 30 57 25 0 0 0 0
KANE 1 NN'E 74.2 45.2 59.7 3.8 S2 16+ 32 30 165 11 0 0 1 0
LlNESVILLE 1 S 76.0 54.4 65.2 '.3 S4 14+ 43 30 47 60 0 0 0 0
PORT A1.LEGANY 74.4 48.7 61.6 S3 14 36 30 116 19
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MONTHLY STATION AND DIVISION SUMMARY
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PRECIPITATION ( IN)
ICE PELLETS, SNOW NO. OF DAYS
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STATION -' ~ ::E< ~
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WELLSOORQ 4. SW 2.16 -1.07 .76 27 .0 0 4 3 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 2.21 -1.52 .0
CENTRAL MOUNTAINS 07
EMPORIUM 2.17 -2.00 1.00 27 .0 0 3 1 1
GLEN HAZEL :2 NE DAM 2.62 -1.50 1.29 27 .0 0 . 2 1
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT 1.24 -2.63 .35 27 .0 0 4 0 0
MILLHEIM .Bl -).39 .37 27 .0 0 3 0 0
PHILl PSBURG :2 S 1.32 .57 27 .0 0 3 1 0
RENOVO .82 -2.95 .31 27 .0 0 2 0 0
RIDGWAY 2.47 -1.48 1.15 27 .0 0 5 1 1
STATE COLLEGE // .85 -2.80 .38 27 .0 0 3 0 0
STEVENSON DAM 1.44 -2.61 .75 27 .0 0 3 1 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-- - ----> 1.53 -2.40 .0
SOUTH CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 08
ALTOONA FAA AP R .61 -2.48 .26 26 M M 2 0 0
ALTOONA .95 .50 27 .0 0 3 1 0
ALTOONA 3 W 1.74 -2.30 .58 2'. .0 0 4 2 0
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL 1.99 -2.36 .79 27 .0 0 4 1 0
EVERE'IT .98 -2.24 .74 17 .0 0 2 1 0
HUNTINGDON .66 .27 27 .0 0 3 0 0
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK 1.15 -2.73 .55 27 .0 0 3 1 0
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2 .55 -2.74 .2' 27 .0 0 2 0 0
SHAWNEE STATE PARK .97 .53 17 .0 0 3 1 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 1.07 -2.65 .0
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 0'
BUTLER 2 SW 2.42 -1.58 .72 27 .0 0 6 2 0
CHALK HILL 2 ENE 2.03 -2.48 .70 1 .0 0 5 1 0
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM .99 -).07 .31 2' .0 0 4 0 0
DERRY 4. SW 1.14 -3.47 .46 30 .0 0 4 0 0
DONEGAL 2 NW .93 -3.12 .48 27 .0 0 2 0 0
DONORA 1 SW 1.07 -2.03 .50 2' .0 0 3 1 0
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR 1.22 .49 2' .0 0 4 0 0
FORD CITY 4 S DAM 2.29 -1.46 .58 27 .0 0 6 2 0
GLENCOE .41 .19 2' .0 0 2 0 0
GRAYS LANDING .62 .30 30 .0 0 2 0 0
INDIANA 3 SE 3.38 -.93 .70 27 .0 0 , 3 0
LAUREL MOUNTAIN 1.56 -2.99 .60 17 .0 0 4 1 0
LAUREL SUMMIT 1.91 .51 1 .0 0 6 2 0
LOYALHANNA LAKE 1.38 -2.54 .55 2' .0 0 4 1 0
MCKEESPORT M 1.10 .48 2' .0 0 3 0 0
MEYERS DALE 2 SSW .44 -2.99 .15 27 .0 0 2 0 0
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM 2.17 -1.33 .71 27 .0 0 6 2 0
MOUNT DAVIS 1.25 .40 29 .0 0 3 0 0
MOUNT PLEASANT 1.20 -2.49 .48 2' .0 0 4 0 0
NEW CASTLE 1 N 3.08 -.66 1.09 27 .0 0 6 3 1
PITTSBURGH WSOOM 2 AP //R 1.32 -1.89 .57 2' .0 0 4 1 0
PUTNEYVILLE 2 SE DAM 1.36 -2.67 .56 27 M .0 0 4 1 0
RECTOR 3 SSW 1.67 .44 29 .0 0 5 0 0
SALINA 3 W 2.00 -1.74 .73 17 .0 0 5 1 0
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW M 2.87 1.33 27 .0 0 5 2 1
UNIONTOWN 1 NE 1.54 -2.02 .50 17 .0 0 4 1 0
WASHINGTON 3 NE 1.42 -1.93 .47 2' .0 0 5 0 0
WAYNESBURG 1 E 1.11 -2.09 .30 2' .0 0 5 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 1.54 -2.26 .0
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP R 3.00 -1.21 1.81 26 M M 3 2 1
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5 4.57 -.19 1.86 27 .0 0 7 4 1
CHANDLERS VALLEY 1SE 4.85 1.84 27 .0 0 8 4 1
CLARION 3 SW 2.63 -2.16 1.30 27 .0 0 5 2 1
CLERMONT 1 NW 3.49 1.62 27 .0 0 6 3 1
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 3.24 1.13 27 .0 0 5 3 1
COUDERSPORT 7SE 3.71 1.20 27 .0 0 6 4 1
DUBOIS FAA AP M M
ERIE WSO AP 4.42 - .31 1.54 16 .0 M 7 3 1
FRANKLIN 4.08 -.23 1.30 26 .0 0 6 3 2
JAMESTOWN 2 NW 5.51 1.53 1.75 , .0 0 6 5 2
KANE 1 NNE 3.88 -.35 1.74 27 .0 0 7 3 1
LINESVILLE 1 S 4.07 -.24 1.13 26 .0 0 8 4 1
PORT ALLEGANY M M
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SEPTEMBER 2005
MONTHLY STATION AND DIVISION SUMMARY
TEMPERATURE (OF)
NO. OF DAYS
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OJ :;: MAX MIN
OJ ::< OJ ::< OJ ~~~ .... .... " :;: "
STATION " ~ ~ ::0 " !2 ~ '" ~ Z " ~ "
<: ::< <: 0::< :0: ~ !;; OJ ~ ,. ~ I
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SPRINGBORO 3 WNW 75.4 51.2 63.3 8. 13 '2 30 73 2' 0 0 0 0
TIONESTA 2 58 LAKE 76.7 51.6 64.2 3.5 85 14 J9 30 57 J7 0 0 0 0
TI'l'lJSVILLE WATER WORKS 76.6 49.5 63.1 3.6 8' 17' J3 30 82 Jl 0 0 0 0
WARREN 77.3 52.7 65.0 3.3 86 14' J9 30 53 59 0 0 0 0
--DIVISIONAL DATA---~---~ 62.5 2.7
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SEPTEMBER 2005
MONTHLY STATION AND DIVISION SUMMARY
PRECIPITATION (IN )
ICE PELLETS, SNOW NO. OF DAYS
~ ..J ... :I:~ ::2 w ~
STATION ..J i:~< ~~ ~ '"
15 "'o~ ..J h 0 ~
H~ ::;0 15 ~ ::; ::;
~ '" 0 ~ '" '"
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SPRINGBORO 3 WNW 4.92 .92 23 .0 0 9 4 0
TIONESTA 2 SE LAKE 3.10 -1.13 1.30 27 .0 0 5 3 1
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS 4.36 -.17 1.62 26 .0 0 5 4 1
WARREN M 4.72 1.74 27 .0 0 8 4 1
--DIVISIONAL DATA-------> 3.94 -,42 .0
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PENNSYLVANIA
SEP1EMBER 2005
DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION TOTAL
I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
EOUlNUNK .2 NW 1.34 .13
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 1.13 .1B .05
HAWLEY 1 E .71 .07 .17
HOLLISTERVILLE M - - - - - - - - - - - - -
MAT1\MORAS 3.21 .34 .43
PAUPACK 1 WSW M - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W 2.48 .16 .11
SHICKSHINNY 3 N 1.22 .28
STROUDSBURG 1.11 .09 .57
TANNERSVILLE 2E 3.51 .26 .18
TOBYHANNA POCONO MTN A M - - - - - - - - - - - - -
WILKES BARRE M - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON .80 .01 T
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP R .76 T .39 T
BELTZVILLE DAM 1.28 .17 .15
CLAUSSVILLE .78 .05 .40
LEiUGHTON 1 SSW M - - - - - - - - - - - - -
MAHANeY CITY .2 N 1.77 .33 .53
RODALE RESEARCH CTR 2.85 .18 .25
TAMAQUA 2.07 .44 .05
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDMONT 03
BECHTELSVILLE 1 ENE 1.49 .2'
BLUE MARSH LAKE .59 .01 .26
BUCJ{SVILLE .49 .02
CHADDS FORD 2 NE 3.98 3.14
COATESVILLE .2 W M - - - - - - - - - - - - -
CONSHOHQCKEN .75 .05
DEHART DAM .75 .05 .02
GLENMOORE 1.29 T .54
GRATERFORD 1 E 1.18 .57
HAMBURG M - - - - - - - - - - - - - . -
HARRISBURG 1 NE .98 .01
HONEY BROOK .2 SSE 2.16 .02 .60
LANCASTER 2 NE FLTR PL 1.33 .20
LANDISVILLE 2 Ni'i' .66 T T .01
LEBANON .2 W .64 .09
MARCUS HOOK M .05 -
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP R .80 T T
MYERSTOWN .88
NESHAMINY FALLS 1.24 .46
NEW HOLLAND .2 5E 1.51 .55
NORRISTOWN 1.62 .68
OCTORARO LAKE 1.04 .75 .01
PALM 3 5E 1.18 .03
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN M 1.09 - .58
PHIlADELPHIA INTL AP R .21 .03 .03
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E 1.05 .23
READING 4 NNW .86 .03 .61
SAFE HARBOR DAM 1.19 .20
SELLERSVILLE .76 .18 .05
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE .96 .11 .53
STRAUSSTOWN .72 .05 .27
WEST CHESTER 2 NW 1.14 .11 .56
YORK HAVEN .79 T .08
LOWER SUSQUEHANNA 04
BIGLERVILLE .27 T
BLOSERVILLE 1 N .33
CHAMBERSBURG 1 ESE .32
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT .17 T
HANOVER 4 SW .09 T
NEW PARK .95 .78
PINE GROVE FURNACE M .13 T T
SHIPPENSBURG R .24
SOUTH MOUNTAIN M
SPRING GROVE .10 T
YORK 3 SSW PUMP sm .42 .23
MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA OS
BEAR GAP .77 .02
BEAVERTOWN 1 NE M 1 .11
BENTON 3 NE 2.26 .21 T
DANVILLE .79 .14
LAURELTON crR .76
LEWISBURG .94 .15
LEWISTOWN 1.88 .04
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PENNSYLVANIA
SEPTEMBER 2005
DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31
PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
EQUlNUNK 2 NW .24 .65 .32
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM .08 T .02 .54 .26
HAWLEY 1 E .01 .01 T .04 .28 .13
HOLLISTERVILLE . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MATAMORAS 1.75 .10 .02 T T .31 .26
PAUPACK 1 WSW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 w .06 .20 1.60 .35
SHICKSHINNY 3 N T .14 T .52 .28
STROUDSBURG .22 .03 .20
TANNERSVILLE 2E 1.90 .05 T .87 .25
TOBYHANN1l. POCONO MTN A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WILKES BARRE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON T .28 .01 T .29 .21
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP R .15 T T .12 .10
BELTZVILLE DAM . . .35 .46 .15
CLAUSSVILLE .J)
LEHIGHTaN 1 SSW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
MAHANOY CITY 2 N .02 .10 .46 .J)
RODALE RESEARCH CTR 1.98 .44
TAMAQUA .67 .13 T .57 .21
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDMONT 03
BECHTELSVILLE 1 ENE .94 .19 .12
BLUE MARSH LAKE T .05 .20 .07
BUCKSVILLE .12 .20 .15
CHADDS FORD :4 NE .07 .50 .21 .06
COATESVILLE 2 W . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
CONSHOHOCKEN .42 .04 .18 .06
DEHART DAM .24 .J) .11
GLENMOORE T .22 .11 .31 .11
GRATERFORD 1 E .10 .12 .22 .17
I!J\MBURG . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HARRISBURG 1 NE .53 .43 .01
HONEY BROOK 2 SSE .87 .23 .J) .11
LANCASTER 2 NE FLTR PL .88 T .20 .05
LANDISVILLE 2 NW .49 T .02 .10 .04
LEBANON 2 W .0' .05 .35 .06
MARCUS HOOK . . .05
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP R .57 .01 T .17 .05
MYERSTOWN .22 .0' .50 .07
NESHAMINY FALLS .46 T .17 .15
NEW HOLLAND 2 SE .41 .16 T .24 .15
NORRISTOWN .65 .02 .06 .15 .06
OC'IORARO LAKE .18 .10
PALM 3 SE .14 .66 .24 .11
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN .23 .02 .06 .20 .
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP R .01 .0' .05
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E .30 .20 .20 .12
READING 4 NNW .12 .10
SAFE HARBOR DAM .01 .71 .15 .11 .01
SELLERSVILLE .02 .16 .01 .22 .12
SPRINGTOWN 1 NNE T .12 T T .07 .13
STRAUSSTOWN .40
WEST CHESTER 2 NW .02 .11 .10 T .16 T .08
YORK HAVEN .53 T .18
LOWER SUSQUEHANNA 04
BIGLERVILLE T .20 .07
BLOSERVILLE 1 N .33
CHAMBERSBURG 1 ESE .18 .14
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT .12 .05
HANOVER 4 SW T T .05 .04
NEW PARK T .17
PINE GROVE FURNACE .13
SHIPPENSBURG R T T T T .11 .13
SOUTH MOUNTAIN .01 .28 .13
SPRING GROVE .07 .03
YORK 3 SSW PUMP STN .02 .12 .05
MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA 05
BEAR GAP .02 .02 .37 .34
BEAVERTOWN 1 NE .23 .05 .58 .25
BENTON 3 NE .06 .64 .01 T T .96 .38
DANVILLE .08 T .31 .26
LAURELTON CTR .03 .01 .01 .44 .01 .26
LEWISBURG T .0' .03 .51 .21
LEWISTOWN .02 1.24 .03 .38 .17
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DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION TOTAL
] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ]1 ]2 13 ]4 15
SELINSGROVE 2 S .B1 .10
SUNBURY M .14
WILLIAMSPORT RGNL AP R 1.78 T T T
WILLIAMS PORT 2 1.55 .01
UPPER SUSQU~ 06
CANTON 3.00 1.18 .07
COVINGTON :2 WSW 2.67 1.00
COWANESQUE DAM 2.25 .60
DUSHORE 1.85 .51
LAPORTE 3.32 .93
MONTROSE 2.15 .87 T .06
RUSHVILLE M - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
SABINSVILLE 3 5E M 2.49 1.22
SUSQUEHANNA 1.87 .58 .0'
TIOGA HAMMOND DAM 2.15 .75
TOWANDA 1 S .74
TROY 1 NE M - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
WELLSBORQ 4 SW 2.16 .55
CENTRAL MOUNTAINS 07
CLARENCE 2.00 .35 .0'
EMPORIUM 2.17 .49 .03
GLEN HAZEL :2 NE DAM 2.62 .39
GRAMPIAN IE 2.24 ."
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT 1.24 .n .01
MILLHEIM .B1 .14
PHILIPSBURG , S 1.32 .07
RENQVO .8' ."
RIDGWAY 2.47 ." .n
SINNEMAHONING 1.58 .n .0'
STATE COLLEGE II .85 .05 .01
STEVENSON DAM 1.44 .n
SOUTH CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 08
ALTOONA FAA AP R .61 T T
ALTOONA .95 T
ALTOONA 3 W 1.74
BUFFALO MILLS .n
DUNLO 1.24 .18 , T
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL 1.99 ." .01
EVERETI' .98
HUNTINGDON .66 T
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK 1.15 .15
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2 .55
SAX'l'DN .80
SHAWNEE STATE PARK .97
TYRONE 1.10 .03 .08
WILLIAMSBURG 1.03 .01 T
WOLFSBURG 1.11 T
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
ACMETONIA LOCK 3 1.67 ." .05
BEAVER FALLS 1 NE 2.70 .30 .0'
BOSWELL 4N ." .19 T
BRADDOCK LOCK 2 2.33 ." .0'
BUCKSTOWN 1 SE 1.22 .10
BUTLER 2 SW 2.42 .10 .19 T
CHALK HILL 2 ENE 2.03 .70
CHARLEROI LOCK 4 .79 .17
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM .99 ."
CONNELLSVILLE 2 SSW 1.64 .'0
DERRY 4 SW 1.14 .14
DONEGAL 2 NW .93 ."
OONORA 1 SW 1.07 .34
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR 1.22 .18
FORD CITY 4 S DAM 2.29 .09 .07
GLENCOE .41 .0'
GLENWILLARO DASHIELOS 1.82 ." .01
GRAYS LANDING ." .08
INDIANA 3 SE 3.38 .n .06
KITl'ANNING LOCK 7 M 2.35 .16 .03
LAUREL MOUNTAIN 1.56 ." T T
LAUREL SUMMIT 1.91 .51 T
LOYALHANNA LAKE 1.38 .11
MCKEESPORT M 1.10 .01 .02
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW .44 .0' .09
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM 2.17 .15 ."
MOUNT DAVIS 1.25 .38
MOUNT pLEASANT 1.20 .14 T
NATRONl> 'LOCK 4 2.02 .15
NEW CAS'TLE 1 N 3.08 .n .0'
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DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION 26 30
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 31
SELINSGROVE 2 S .14 .01 .38 .18
SUNBURY .06 T .46 .25
WILLIAMSPORT RGNL AP R 1.28 .03 T T T .27 .20
WILLIAMS PORT 2 .23 .65 T .01 .35 .30
UPPER SUSQUEHANNA 06
CANTON .02 .47 .01 .02 .04 T .0' .60 .27 .28
COVINGTON :2 WSW .30 .15 .72 .50
CQWANESQUE DAM .02 .12 .08 .02 .03 .85 .02 .51
DUSHORE .06 .02 .20 .02 .03 .01 .03 .56 ..,
LAPORTE .12 .05 .01 .01 .02 1.67 .51
MONTROSE .03 .02 .14 ..3 .40
RUSHVILLE - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
SABINSVILLE 3 SE - .20 .25 .02 .80 T
SUSQUEHANNA .10 .05 T .03 T .15 .59 .35
TIOGA HAMMOND DJ\M .13 .08 .09 .01 .54 .02 .53
TOWANDA 1 S .0' .01 .02 .02 T .02 .01 .22 ..0
TROY 1 NE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .
WELLSBORO 4 SW .27 T T .03 T .02 .76 T .53
CENTRAL MOUNTAINS 07
CLARENCE .28 .14 .11 .03 .07 .03 .01 .'9 .47
EMPORIUM .0' .05 .07 T .02 .02 1.00 .38 .07
GLEN HAZEL 2 NE DAM .19 .05 .01 .07 .02 .06 1.29 .50 .0'
GRAMPIAN IE T .03 .56 .13 .0' .69 .5'
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT .05 .20 .03 .0' .01 .35 .33
MILLHEIM .02 .01 .37 .27
PHILI PSBURG 2 S .11 .06 .09 .02 .03 T T .57 .3' .03
RENOVO .05 .02 T T .02 .07 .03 .31 .09
RIDGWAY .17 .08 .05 1.15 .44 .07
SINNEMAHONING .33 T T .03 .02 .02 .75 .02 .18
STATE COLLEGE II .03 T T .05 T .02 .01 T .01 .38 .19 .10
STEVENSON DAM .09 .01 .01 .02 .75 .2'
SOUTH CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 08
ALTOQNA FAA AP R .08 .03 .06 .2' .18
ALTOONA .31 .50 .1'
ALTOONA 3 W .'5 .12 .01 .58 .58
BUFFALO MILLS .30 .22 .20
DUNLO T T T T .58 .25 .23
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL .28 .08 .02 .05 .02 T .79 ..0 .07
EVERETT .7' .03 .02 .19
HUNTINGDON .20 T T .27 T .19
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK .0' .02 .02 .02 .55 .35
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2 .08 .01 .29 .17
SAXTON .19 .0' T .31 .2'
SHAWNEE STATE PARK .53 .02 .01 .1' .25
TYRONE T .03 T .08 .02 .5' .32
WILLIAMSBURG ..2 T .33 .27
WOLFSBURG .02 .58 .22 .29
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
ACMETONIA LOCK 3 .05 .01 .19 .07 .01 .52 .09 .42
BEAVER FALLS 1 NE T .45 T .08 .15 .21 .05 .95 .47
BOSWELL 4N T T .10
BRADDOCK LOCK 2 1.13 .03 .01 .38 .53
BUCKSTOWN 1 SE .51 T .32 .01 .2'
BUTLER 2 SW T .07 .04 .09 .28 .04 .31 .72 .57 .01
CHALK HILL 2 ENE .13 .04 .03 T .05 .08 .34 .21 .45
CHARLEROI LOCK 4 .21 .05 .3'
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM .01 T .02 .10 .20 .31 .09
CONNELLSVILLE 2 SSW .20 .04 .10 .05 .08 .35 .53 .09
DERRY 4 SW .12 .06 .36 ...
DONEGAL 2 NW .08 .05 .01 .01 .03 .01 .48 .01
DONORA 1 SW T .04 .11 .08 .50
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR .08 .10 .05 .32 .49
FORD CITY 4 S DAM .38 .01 .03 .01 .25 .12 .12 .58 .01 .55 .07
GLENCOE T .15 .19 .03
GLENWILLARD DASHIELDS .33 .29 .05 .03 .05 .34 .46 .02
GRAYS LANDING .01 .03 .20 .30
INDIANA 3 SE .62 .54 .23 .01 .28 .12 .03 .70 .44 .14
KITTANNING LOCK 7 - .50 .30 .06 .10 .65 .55
LAUREL MOUNTAIN .60 T .37 .30
LAUREL SUMMIT .26 .13 .10 .41 .50
LOYALHANNA LAKE .22 . . . . . . .15 .35 .55
MCKEESPORT .13 .04 .01 .05 .36 - .48
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW .03 T T .15 T .13
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM .20 .01 .01 .20 .71 ..2
MOUNT DAVIS T .08 .31 .03 .40 .05
MOUNT PLEASANT .05 T T .07 .15 .31 .48
NATRONA LOCK 4 .06 .30 .08 .03 .67 .53 .20
NEW CASTLE 1 N .10 .05 .29 .04 .67 1.09 .58
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SEPTEMBER 2005
DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION TOTAL
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
NEN STANTON 1 SW M .64 -
PITTSBURGH WScaM 2 AP IIR 1.32 T
PUTNBYVILLB 2 5E DAM 1.36 .05
REC1'OR 3 SSW 1.67 .29 .02 T T T
SAGAMORE 4.02 .10 T
SALINA 3 w 2.00 .03
SCHENLEY LOCK 5 M 1.85 .10 - - - .05 - -
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW M 2.87 - .07
SOMERSET 1.38 .10 T
STRONGS'roWN 2.39 .34 .02
UNIONTOWN 1 NE 1.54 .28
WASHINGTON 3 NE 1.42 .18
WAYNBSBURG 1 E loll .08
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP R 3.00 T T
BRADFORD CENTRAL FS M 4.11 .63 .01 T .01
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5 4.57 .76 T .04
CHANDLERS VALLEY ISE 4.85 .53 .12
CLARION 3 SW 2.63 .17 .07
CLERMONT 1 NW 3.49 .68
COOKSBURG 2 NW 3.03 .30 .05
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 3.24 .62
COUDERSPORT 7SE 3.71 .66
DUBOIS FAA AP M - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
ERIE WSC AP 4.42 T .38 T .10
FRANKLIN 4.08 .08 . .09
GALETON 3.87 1.07
JAMES'roWN 2 NW 5.51 .09 1.75
KANE 1 NNE 3.88 .55
LEWIS RUN 4.76 1.33
LlNESVILLE 1 S 4.07 .10 .14
OSWAYO 1 ENE 3.91 .85
PORT ALLEGANY M .74 T T
SPRINGBORO 3 WNW 4.92 .21 .27 .03 .07
TIONBSTA 2 5E LAKE 3.10 .18 .05
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS 4.36 .33 .04
UNION CITY FLTR PLT M - - - - - - -
WARREN M 4.72 .57 , .02
WEST HICKORY 2 4.20 .34 .01 .01
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DAILY PRECIPITATION (INCHES)
PENNSYLVANIA
SEPTEMBER 2005
DAY OF MONTH
STATION
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
NEW STANTON 1 SW .01 .02 .01 .05 .55
PITTSBURGH WSCOM 2 AP //R .14 .01 T T .02 .20 T .38 .57
PU'INEYVILLE 2 5E DAM .07 .16 .32 T .20 .56
RECTOR 3 SSW .43 .03 T T .10 .36 T .4'
SAGAMORE .44 .36 1.40 .28 T .20 .70 .54 T
SALINA 3 W .73 .01 .22 .01 .02 .47 .12 .39
SCHENLEY LOCK 5 - - .48 .05 . . .11 .50 .51 .05
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW T .12 .07 .28 .03 .34 1.33 .63
SOMERSET T .53 .01 T .09 .32 .30 .03
STRONGSTOWN .11 .17 .04 .01 .02 .02 .90 .64 .12
UNIONTOWN 1 NE .50 T .07 T .02 .01 .32 .27 .07
WASHINGTON 3 NE .28 T .01 T .03 .07 .18 .20 .47 T
WAYNESBURG 1 E .29 T .10 .06 .08 .10 .10 .30 T
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP R .13 .03 .03 .04 .08 .03 1.81 T .85
BRADFORD CENTRAL FS .35 T .02 .01 .24 T .63 1.30 .91 -
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5 T .15 T T .22 .05 .52 1.86 .79 .18
CHANDLERS VALLEY 15E .04 .12 .03 .86 .28 1.84 .90 .13
CLARION 3 SW .07 .03 .12 .25 .03 1.30 .51 .08
CLERMONT 1 NW .13 T .14 .02 .07 T .13 1.62 .61 .09
COOKS BURG :2 NW .01 .01 .01 .22 .02 .18 1.63 .52 .08
COUDERSPORT 1 SW .03 .43 .10 .03 .06 1.13 .80 .04
COUDERSPORT 7SE .05 .68 T .10 T .04 .05 1.20 .42 .51
DUBOIS FAA AP - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
ERIE WSC AP 1.54 T T T .88 .28 .03 .74 .47
FRANKLIN .10 .12 .42 1.30 1.17 .80
GALETON .84 .24 .04 .04 .94 .43 .27
JAMESTOWN 2 NW .05 .20 T .93 .03 1.22 .65 .59
KANE 1 NNE T .12 .30 .04 .n T .20 1.74 .69 .02
LEWIS RUN .21 .01 .16 .06 .02 .13 1.98 .68 .18
LlNESVILLE 1 S .18 .12 .01 .97 .02 1.13 .60 .80
OSWAYO 1 ENE .05 .07 .02 .11 .03 .04 .04 .14 1.52 .70 .34
PORT ALLEGANY T .14 .20 .02 .04 .07 1.19 T .71 .17
SPRING90RO 3 \iNW .48 .27 .03 .92 .16 .77 .89 .77 .05
TIONESTA :2 5E LAKE .01 .09 .01 .01 .37 T .58 1.30 .50
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS .02 .05 .0,2 .74 1.62 .95 .59
UNION CITY FLTR PLT - - - - - , - - - - - - - - -
WARREN .25 - .15 .62 .03 .35 1.74 .89 .10
WEST HICKORY 2 .06 .08 .05 T .50 .02 .25 2.28 .02 .53 .05
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PENNSYLVANIA
SEPTEMBER 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
w z DAY OF MONTH
::! ~
STATION ;::
~ <( ] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II ]2 ]3 ]4 ]5
::!
PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 08 MAX 78 77 82 74 75 78 80 81 79 77 77 " .. 86 82
OBS ...
MIN 61 51 52 '8 47 .7 48 47 .8 .6 .2 .. .7 51 53
OBS ,..
HAWLEY 1 E 07 MAX 80 78 82 " 7' 78 80 83 82 77 77 79 86 88 86
MIN 59 52 51 '8 .6 .6 .7 .7 .8 .. 39 .0 .5 53 5.
MATAMORAS 07 MAX 83 83 8. " 77 79 80 83 83 78 79 78 88 88 85
OBS ... ..,
MIN 59 55 52 50 52 51 52 52 53 .7 .5 .. 50 57 57
OBS ... ..,
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W 07 MAX 77 73 79 72 69 75 77 79 77 73 7l 7' 81 .. '2
OBS ,..
MIN 61 51 52 53 .6 .6 '9 .6 .9 .. .0 .2 5. 53 53
OBS .,.
STROUDSBURG 07 MAX 86 82 B6 78 80 81 83 8. 85 82 81 80 90 92 86
MIN 60 5. 52 '9 50 .9 50 .9 52 46 .. .7 50 5. 57
TOBYHANW. POCONO M!N A 07 MAX
MIN
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON MID MAX 83 86 79 80 82 85 85 8. 82 80 81 90 92 88 91
MIN 61 56 57 53 52 56 56 55 57 51 .7 50 61 61 68
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP MID MAX 82 86 79 81 81 82 84 B6 82 82 81 91 92 85 88
MIN 62 57 58 53 54 53 51 51 56 51 50 53 57 55 69
BELTZVILLE DAM 08 MAX 82 82 85 81 82 8. .2 89 91 91
MIN 61 56 51 51 51 51 .6 .7 55 56
ROCALE RESEARCH ctR 07 MAX 83 81 85 79 80 81 82 83 85 82 82 81 90 91 8.
OBS ...
MIN 62 55 54 51 50 52 49 48 55 51 47 51 55 56 68
OBS ...
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDMONT 03
BLUE MARSH LAKE 08 MAX 89 89 80 77 78 78 86 85 87 79 80 78 90 92 88
MIN 70 62 60 59 58 55 55 53 55 60 57 55 56 60 70
OBS
BUCKSVILLE 07 MAX 85 81 85 76 80 79 82 85 B6 80 81 82 88 90 83
MIN 63 55 53 52 53 50 48 '7 50 .9 .6 52 5. 56 61
OBS
COATESVILLE 2 W MID MAX
MIN
DEHART DAM 07 MAX 81 80 84 84 77 80 81 82 82 81 82 80 87 89 86
MIN 60 57 53 52 51 5. 53 52 51 52 46 .6 .6 5' 60
GRATER FORD 1 a 07 MAX 88 83 88 81 82 83 83 84 87 83 83 83 90 93 83
MIN 64 57 52 50 53 51 53 55 50 .9 .5 51 54 56 69
085 6.
HAMBURG 07 MAX
MIN
HARRISBURG 1 Na 07 MAX 84 80 84 78 77 79 80 81 81 80 81 78 85 88 85
MIN 62 61 60 53 49 50 54 55 55 56 53 5. 5' 59 69
LANCASTER 2 NE FLTR PL MID MAX 8. 88 81 82 83 83 84 86 83 83 83 91 92 .. 86
MIN 65 59 60 56 55 55 53 51 58 58 51 55 58 59 70
LANDISVILLE 2NW 17 MAX 84 89 87 80 82 80 83 86 84 82 82 89 91 92 86
MIN 54 54 51 53 49 48 47 44 55 5. .5 .5 50 5. 66
LEBANON 2 W MID MAX 82 86 79 81 82 82 83 84 82 83 82 89 90 85 87
MIN 61 58 5' 54 52 53 52 50 57 53 .8 52 54 58 68
MARCUS HOOK 07 MAX 85 88 B6 as 82 82 84 86 8. as 8' 89 80 92 89
OBS
MIN 7l 69 68 65 65 63 60 62 67 66 61 66 72 70 75
OBS
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP MID MAX 84 87 81 81 83 83 84 85 84 84 82 89 91 88 90
MIN 66 62 63 61 58 58 58 56 63 57 56 " 60 63 7l
NESHAMINY FALLS 07 MAX 88 83 87 79 81 81 82 82 B6 82 82 81 89 91 76
MIN 63 59 56 55 55 56 51 51 53 53 52 52 56 58 64
OBS
NEW HOLLAND 2 sa 22 MAX 86 90 82 as 84 8. 8. 88 as 87 83 91 93 8' 88
MIN 64 62 58 57 58 59 58 56 60 59 55 59 61 68 72
NORRISTOWN 08 MAX 87 88 89 8. 82 as 85 8. 88 86 8. 88 88 92 84
MIN 68 6. 64 60 60 58 56 56 60 62 56 66 68 68 68
OBS
OCTORARO LAKE MID MAX 82 B6 80 80 80 80 80 83 82 81 80 86 89 80 87
MIN 63 58 56 54 55 53 51 .9 55 55 50 53 56 60 71
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN 09 MAX 90 89 9. as 88 B6 B6 88 93 89 90 88 94 98 79
OBS 89 94 as 88 B6 B6 88 93 89 90 88 94 98 79 90
MIN 70 69 69 66 65 63 62 66 68 65 64 66 69 72 67
OBS 76
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP MID MAX B6 88 82 83 84 84 84 B6 83 84 83 89 92 80 88
MIN 68 66 67 6. 64 63 60 59 65 63 60 6. 66 68 74
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DAILY TEMP'I~RATURES (OF)
PENNSYLVANIA
SEPTEMBER 2005
DAY OF MONTH
STATION AVERAGE
16 17 ]8 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 86 83 77 77 79 76 79 81 81 71 66 68 67 71 65 77.1
69 67 54 51 52 49 46 49 44 45 58 54 3? 3? 3? 49.4
56
HAWLEY 1 E 86 83 76 78 81 79 81 83 7S 72 70 70 68 71 66 78.2
66 66 51 50 50 49 44 44 40 40 57 55 3? 3? 36 48.0
MATAMORAS 86 80 79 79 81 79 80 82 80 71 69 68 70 73 68 79.0
67 60 54 53 53 51 49 49 45 45 54 59 40 42 36 51.1
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W 80 80 69 73 77 74 76 79 79 76 70 67 63 67 62 74.5
... 79
64 65 55 52 50 51 48 47 39 40 51 39 36 36 36 48.3
... 50
STROUDSBURG 88 87 84 81 84 81 84 86 85 75 70 71 73 7S 68 81.6
68 68 55 54 55 52 47 52 48 50 59 58 39 39 38 51.5
TOBYHANNA POCONO MTN A M
M
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON 88 77 81 82 80 83 85 79 76 71 72 70 72 67 65 80.S
72 59 56 56 59 54 51 53 46 60 65 46 40 42 39 54.6
EAST CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS 02
ALLENTOWN AP 87 83 82 84 82 84 86 85 75 73 76 7S 77 71 68 81.7
70 64 58 56 63 56 50 62 56 63 65 50 42 47 40 55.7
BELTZVILLE DAM 86 86 83 80 81 85 85 71 71 73 73 82.0
68 54 55 54 .51 52 50 58 41 42 39 51.9
RODALE RESEARCH CTR 87 87 82 82 83 81 83 84 84 74 71 74 71 74 69 81.2
68 68 56 56 60 52 50 53 53 60 64 60 42 44 40 54.3
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDMONT 03
BLUE MARSH LAKE " 80 79 79 88 84 85 88 81 78 74 78 76 80 78 82.4
73 70 61 64 64 59 54 56 66 67 68 64 45 46 45 59.6
74
BUCKSVILLE 85 87 83 81 85 80 85 88 85 78 76 77 75 77 69 81.8
67 65 55 53 58 50 SO 51 54 56 59 59 39 40 3? 52.7
49
COATESVILLE 2 W M
M
DEHART DAM " 87 82 80 83 80 83 86 84 73 73 73 71 76 69 80.8
68 66 59 56 56 52 51 SO 54 62 62 62 43 42 38 53.6
GRATERFORD 1 E " " 85 82 86 84 84 87 87 75 78 80 75 69 72 83.2
68 65 56 55 65 54 50 50 58 58 65 60 42 42 44 54.7
61 60
HAMBURG M
M
HARRISBURG 1NE 88 86 86 78 81 80 79 85 83 72 71 74 70 74 67 79.8
71 67 62 60 60 56 54 54 60 61 62 63 46 46 42 56.9
LANCASTER 2 NE FL TR PL " 85 82 85 85 83 87 87 73 74 78 74 78 71 68 82.4
71 67 61 60 66 59 53 64 63 62 64 52 45 50 41 58.0
LANDISVILLE 2NW 87 86 84 84 84 83 86 86 84 72 77 75 77 76 70 82.9
69 66 55 56 64 51 47 60 61 62 66 60 38 61 36 54.0
LEBANON 2 W 87 83 83 84 82 84 87 86 72 71 74 74 76 70 68 81.3
68 64 57 57 60 53 51 62 56 62 66 48 42 44 39 55.1
MARCUS HOOK 87 87 84 88 84 84 86 88 90 80 80 77 77 73 69 83.8
72
74 72 69 70 72 67 64 61 64 64 69 62 58 58 51 65.8
72
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP 88 83 81 84 83 82 88 87 73 73 76 74 77 71 68 82.1
69 67 63 64 68 61 56 66 61 63 68 52 48 49 45 60.3
NESHAMINY FALLS 86 86 84 82 84 82 83 85 87 78 77 80 75 76 74 82.3
71 70 60 58 58 57 53 53 61 54 55 63 46 46 41 56.0
64
NEW HOLLAND 2 SE 88 86 85 86 86 85 85 " 74 74 79 77 77 73 69 83.6
71 66 61 62 69 57 59 67 60 61 65 58 48 52 41 60.1
NORRISTOWN 88 90 90 86 88 86 86 88 90 78 82 84 78 78 76 85.4
70 70 64 64 70 67 64 58 60 62 62 65 49 49 49 61.9
40
OCTORARO LAKE 86 84 80 83 85 81 82 85 73 77 78 78 75 70 66 80.6
70 67 60 58 62 58 51 63 64 62 65 52 44 48 40 56.8
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN 90 94 92 86 92 85 89 51 93 79 83 84 80 84 77 87.9
94 92 86 92 85 89 51 93 79 83 84 80 84 77 75
75 75 67 67 71 65 64 71 64 65 69 67 58 58 51 66.3
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP i 90 86 83 87 84 86 86 89 76 80 83 77 79 75 68 83.5
74 72 65 66 69 65 60 70 63 64 66 61 55 55 48 64.1
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PENNSYLVANIA
SEPTEMBER 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
OJ z DAY OF MONTH
::;: ~
STATION ;::
~ '" ] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ]] ]2 ]3 14 15
::;:
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E 07 MAX 87 " 91 83 83 84 83 84 89 85 8' 86 '2 93 81
DBS 86 91 83 83 8. 83 84 8' 85 84 " '2 93 81 88
MIN '2 59 57 54 55 5. 52 51 51 52 50 52 59 .2 71
DBS 67
READING 4 NNW 08 MAX " 83 88 81 82 85 85 " 88 85 85 85 '2 ,. 85
MIN 65 60 60 55 55 55 53 53 59 55 51 57 59 .2 71
DBS
SAFE HARBOR DAM 08 MAX 87 86 88 83 84 81 82 82 83 83 84 82 88 90 83
MIN 71 66 66 65 63 59 58 58 58 63 59 59 63 .. 70
SELLERSVILLE 08 MAX 86 82 " 80 81 82 82 83 85 83 83 82 89 92 80
MIN .2 55 54 50 52 52 51 50 50 51 50 53 55 57 65
SPRINGTQWN 1 NNE 07 MAX 85 82 " 80 80 80 80 82 " 81 81 81 89 91 81
MIN .2 61 55 56 54 55 55 56 58 55 52 53 57 .3 66
NEST CHESTER 2NN 08 MAX 88 85 88 83 84 " " " 88 85 " 85 91 96 82
MIN .2 57 55 52 55 52 49 .8 50 52 50 52 52 56 .7
LOWER SUSQUEHANNA 04
BIGLBRVILLE 07 MAX 84 82 79 81 7' 81 79 81 83 83 82 82 88 90 87
DBS
MIN '2 60 61 61 55 55 54 52 56 58 52 54 55 59 63
BLOSBRVILLE 1 N 08 MAX 79 78 83 77 7' 79 80 80 77 81 80 7' 88 88 85
DBS 65 61 61
MIN .2 .2 59 59 59 56 58 56 58 61 55 56 58 61 "
CHAMBERSBURG 1 ESE 21 MAX 82 89 80 81 82 81 81 84 82 82 83 88 90 87 88
DBS
MIN 61 59 56 54 55 55 54 52 60 59 53 55 57 60 '7
DBS
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT 08 MAX 84 87 85 83 83 82 82 82 85 84 83 83 89 93 90
MIN 58 59 54 52 52 51 ., .7 52 55 48 50 52 56 56
DBS
HANOVER 4 SW 08 MAX 85 82 " 79 80 81 80 82 84 82 82 82 88 90 85
MIN 61 57 55 52 52 52 51 .8 55 55 47 56 53 59 '7
SHIPPENSBURG M10 MAX 83 88 82 81 80 81 84 " 84 82 85 91 91 8' 90
MIN 63 61 57 56 54 54 53 52 .0 58 52 55 57 60 68
SOUTH MOUNTAIN 07 MAX 80 77 81 75 7' 75 7. 7' 78 78 7. 77 83 84 80
MIN 58 56 52 51 52 50 49 48 50 54 49 50 53 53 "
YORK 3 SSW PUMP STN 17 MAX 83 " 82 80 82 80 81 83 81 81 81 " 90 8. "
MIN 57 53 50 49 47 48 48 45 52 52 44 48 50 56 65
MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA 05 ,
BENTON 3 NE 07 MAX 78 78 81 75 76 77 80 80 78 77 78 78 85 87 84
MIN 58 53 51 51 47 51 51 50 53 49 41 47 47 55 58
LAURELTQN CTR 17 MAX 81 85 79 79 80 81 81 83 81 81 81 90 89 " 87
DBS 80
MIN 60 59 54 55 53 52 53 52 62 55 48 50 57 56 67
LEWISBURG 08 MAX 80 82 " " 79 81 82 83 83 82 81 81 88 91 87
MIN 62 59 57 54 52 52 52 52 53 54 48 46 48 55 56
DBS
LEWISTOWN 08 MAX 80 83 " 81 80 81 82 83 84 85 83 85 92 92 88
DBS
MIN 63 58 56 54 52 52 52 52 52 56 49 49 54 54 56
SELINSGRQVE 2 S 07 MAX 82 82 87 79 79 82 82 83 85 80 80 82 88 91 86
DBS
MIN 63 59 55 54 53 53 55 54 53 55 48 48 47 55 57
DBS
SUNBURY 07 MAX 80 81 85 77 77 79 80 81 81 80 79 80 87 89 "
MIN 63 55 54 50 49 50 50 51 50 51 43 46 46 54 55
DBS
WILLIAMSPORT RGNL AP M10 MAX 82 85 79 79 79 80 80 79 80 81 78 " 87 " 87
MIN 61 58 56 54 52 53 53 54 59 53 47 50 58 55 69
WILLIAMS PORT 2 22 MAX 84 88 82 80 84 85 85 83 85 83 83 90 90 90 89
MIN 62 58 57 56 52 52 53 53 61 54 46 50 59 55 69
DBS 50
UPPER SUSQUEHANNA 06
CANTON 07 MAX 76 79 82 76 74 76 80 79 78 76 75 76 85 85 81
MIN 55 52 48 50 45 45 45 45 51 46 38 46 49 49 55
DBS
COWANESQUE DAM 07 MAX 75 78 81 76 74 77 79 80 78 77 74 77 85 84 84
MIN 58 57 53 53 50 50 50 49 50 50 48 46 50 55 55
DUSHORE 07 MAX 78 76 81 81 73 77 78 79 77 74 72 76 83 84 82
MIN 56 50 47 47 45 45 45 44 44 43 36 43 43 47 47
LAPORTE 07 MAX 72 75 79 72 70 73 77 76 73 73 71 73 80 81 79
MIN 57 57 54 54 48 48 53 54 57 52 43 43 57 60 61
MONTROSE 07 MAX 76 77 81 74 71 80 83 81 77 74 72 71 82 81 82
MIN 58 52 53 50 43 44 45 47 49 43 37 38 49 54 58
TOWANDA 1 S 07 MAX 80 80 84 79 76 78 81 81 82 78 78 81 88 89 "
MIN 58 55 53 53 51 52 52 50 52 51 43 43 48 54 56
WELLSBQRQ, 4 SW 07 MAX 74 76 79 73 71 75 77 77 75 74 72 75 82 82 81
, MIN 56 53 50 50 44 45 47 47 47 45 42 47 48 53 54
CENTRA.L MOUNTAINS 07
EMPORIUM 08 MAX 72 80 82 82 72 79 79 80 78 80 78 78 84 85 85
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PENNSYLVANIA
SEPTEMBER 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION AVERAGE
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E .. 89 86 86 86 86 as 86 90 75 78 81 78 78 73 84.5
89 86 86 86 86 85 86 90 75 78 81 78 78 73 74
71 67 60 59 65 57 53 52 64 64 66 61 44 52 42 57.3
65 51
READING 4 NNW 89 .. 86 84 87 84 86 86 84 76 74 77 75 76 72 83.8
73 69 60 60 69 58 53 57 60 62 65 62 44 47 43 58.4
67 61
SAFE HARBOR DAM 86 86 84 83 86 as 82 86 86 73 74 79 75 75 76 62.7
73 72 65 65 65 65 61 61 65 64 67 66 52 52 48 62.8
SELLERSVILLE .. 87 84 82 83 82 83 as 85 74 75 77 75 76 71 82.1
69 64 53 52 55 53 50 53 60 59 61 62 42 48 39 54.2
SPRINGTO'i'i'N 1 NNE 86 86 84 82 as 81 84 87 85 74 72 74 76 76 70 81.6
68 67 57 56 60 55 55 57 52 52 57 57 48 49 39 56.3
WEST CHESTER 2 NW .. 92 85 84 87 84 84 87 90 74 78 80 78 80 73 84.8
70 71 58 56 60 56 50 52 63 62 64 59 42 42 40 55.2
LOWER SUSQUEHANNA 04
BIGLERVILLE 89 " 87 87 85 80 83 87 86 76 72 75 73 78 67 81.8
72 86
64 65 56 59 62 55 52 55 62 65 59 61 46 46 40 56.9
BLOSERVILLE 1 N 82 84 83 82 83 80 82 85 83 74 70 71 73 75 67 79.5
74
68 67 59 59 60 55 54 55 54 61 65 61 48 49 42 58.0
CHAMBERSBURG 1 ESE 84 83 85 82 83 " 86 85 75 75 74 77 69 69 67 81.4
68
69 59 59 54 67 53 51 60 62 62 69 59 49 49 40 57.3
65 55 67 54 45
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT 91 " .. 84 86 84 86 " 90 69 76 78 78 78 74 83.8
67 63 56 54 59 52 50 48 48 59 66 55 38 42 35 52.8
46 54
HANOVER 4 SW .. 87 86 82 85 84 83 86 89 70 73 79 75 77 72 82.1
67 63 56 55 59 52 50 57 61 61 64 61 41 45 37 55.0
SHIPPENSBURG 87 87 85 86 81 87 89 87 66 74 75 77 78 70 70 82.5
70 66 59 59 64 56 52 62 59 62 68 49 44 44 40 57.1
SOtrnl MOUNTAIN 84 81 79 77 78 76 79 82 81 61 69 72 71 72 65 76.6
64 62 55 54 55 52 52 56 56 57 60 56 43 46 36 53.2
YORK 3 SSW PUMP 8TN 86 84 81 84 82 .80 85 86 79 71 74 73 76 73 67 81.0
65 62 54 52 60 49 46 60 56 59 65 56 36 56 34 52.5
MIDDLE SUSQ~A 05
BENTON 3 NE as 84 73 78 78 76 76 83 77 72 68 68 67 71 68 77.2
65 65 53 53 57 49 49 53 44 43 57 56 40 39 37 50.8
LAURELTON CTR 85 80 83 83 78 85 85 80 80 71 71 73 74 71 67 80.3
67 63 60 56 64 55 51 66 47 62 63 56 43 56 41 56.2
LEWISBURG 87 85 80 83 83 80 84 87 84 73 73 71 73 75 68 81.3
68 64 56 55 55 54 50 50 49 48 61 59 42 42 39 53.0
49
LEWISTOWN 91 86 82 81 as 80 85 89 82 69 71 72 75 77 67 81.9
82
68 64 64 56 57 53 52 52 53 53 63 60 43 43 38 54.3
SELINSGROVE 2 S .. 86 82 80 84 81 84 86 86 74 73 73 72 75 67 81.3
86
68 64 56 58 59 54 51 51 50 50 61 60 43 45 40 54.0
51
SUNBURY 86 86 79 80 82 77 82 85 81 72 70 71 70 74 66 79.4
67 65 56 53 53 50 47 48 46 48 63 58 38 38 36 51.1
61
WILLIAMS PORT RGNL AP 84 79 80 80 80 83 83 75 74 71 72 71 73 67 66 78.9
67 62 59 57 56 53 51 53 47 62 66 47 44 43 40 54.7
WILLIAMS PORT 2 87 78 83 83 81 86 87 78 76 71 71 73 76 68 70 81.6
68 66 59 56 63 53 52 60 47 63 68 51 42 50 41 55.9
UPPER SUSQUEHANNA 06
CANTON 81 80 74 77 78 78 79 78 70 70 67 67 67 69 62 75.8
63 61 53 50 52 45 45 48 38 40 60 50 35 37 34 47.7
50
COWANESQUE DAM 79 80 70 78 78 79 80 81 66 72 69 68 66 70 65 76.0
63 63 56 54 54 51 50 50 45 45 62 51 43 43 39 51.4
DUSHORE 82 82 70 74 76 76 79 72 71 68 64 68 68 70 64 75.2
64 62 52 49 49 44 43 38 41 44 56 52 33 33 32 45.8
LAPORTE 79 79 70 73 73 71 75 77 71 68 64 66 62 66 61 72.6
64 62 55 56 55 51 51 55 44 44 56 51 44 46 37 52.3
MONTROSE 81 80 78 75 76 75 77 81 69 71 70 66 62 71 63 75.2
56 65 54 50 51 48 46 46 36 37 55 39 35 40 35 47.1
TOWANDA 1 S 85 " 75 81 82 84 83 84 72 73 75 70 69 75 66 79.4
65 64 56 54 55 49 48 50 43 44 62 53 41 42 37 51.1
WELLSBORO 4 8W 78 77 70 75 74 76 78 77 66 68 65 66 65 68 60 73.5
64 61 53 51 50 48 48 50 42 43 59 49 36 35 34 48.4
CEN'JIRAL MOUNTAINS 07
EMPORIUM 85 76 75 78 78 80 81 82 72 74 76 69 70 70 62 77.4
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DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
Ul z DAY OF MONTH
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STATION ;::
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0 ::;
MIN sa 5' 52 54 49 49 51 50 51 50 4B 49 51 56 "
GLEN HAZEL 2 NE DAM OB MAX 69 77 78 74 72 76 77 78 76 78 75 78 B3 '2 '2
MIN 55 53 49 4B 47 47 49 47 47 47 45 46 49 52 53
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT 07 MAX 78 B3 B5 " 78 79 " '2 " " 80 " ,. ., ..
MIN 61 5. 53 53 52 52 54 55 55 54 4. 4. 52 54 56
MILLHEIM 07 MAX 76 .0 .3 77 76 79 ., .2 .0 ., 7. ., .7 .. .7
MIN 60 51 51 47 45 44 44 44 45 49 42 42 43 4. 4.
PHILIPSBURG 2 S 07 MAX 73 7. ., 75 73 76 76 77 79 79 77 7. .6 .5 .6
MIN 57 54 4. 46 47 46 46 47 47 46 43 4. 51 51 54
OBS
RENOVO OB MAX 79 ., B4 79 78 .0 .2 .2 79 '2 .0 .0 .6 .6 .7
MIN 62 60 54 54 51 52 52 53 54 53 49 49 50 56 56
RIDGWAY 07 MAX 71 78 79 74 72 77 7. 7. 76 76 77 79 .2 .3 .2
OBS
MIN 55 53 47 4. 45 45 46 45 46 46 44 47 47 51 52
OBS
STATE COLLEGE 07 MAX 75 79 " 76 74 77 79 79 79 78 77 78 .5 .6 .6
MIN ., 61 5. 54 55 55 54 55 56 56 52 53 56 60 61
STEVENSON DAM 07 MAX 73 75 .3 77 76 .0 ., ., 79 ., .0 .0 .5 B6 .6
MIN 5. 5' 52 53 52 52 53 54 54 53 51 51 52 5. 5.
SOUTH CENTRAL
MOUNTAINS o.
ALTOONA FAA AP MID MAX 80 .3 77 77 77 79 .0 .2 .2 ., ., .7 ., .7 ..
MIN 55 54 50 49 46 46 45 46 54 50 44 4. 50 51 64
ALTOONA 07 MAX 74 .0 B3 77 76 7. 79 .0 .0 ., 79 ., .7 .. ..
MIN 60 5' 55 52 50 50 49 49 49 53 4B 4B 51 54 54
ALTOONA 3 W MID MAX 79 '2 75 76 76 77 79 79 " 80 79 B7 B6 B6 .5
MIN 62 60 56 55 53 53 52 51 5. 54 50 53 57 57 65
O.S
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL 16 MAX 76 77 79 78 78 79 77 79 76 75 79 B3 B4 .5 .3
MIN 5. 51 4. 44 44 44 42 44 53 46 44 46 49 49 5'
OBS
EVERETr 07 MAX 73 77 80 75 73 76 77 77 .3 " 78 79 " .4 B7
MIN 60 51 50 47 46 45 44 43 43 4B 44 44 44 47 4B
HUNTINGDON 07 MAX 78 .2 .5 79 79 80 .2 " .2 B3 .3 .4 90 91 "
MIN " 53 50 4. 47 47 47 4B 49 49 44 45 46 46 49
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK o. MAX 76 79 ., ., 75 76 7. 80 80 " 79 .2 B6 B6 B6
O.S
MIN 56 54 4B 46 46 45 45 44 44 44 44 46 46 49 49
OBS
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2 OB MAX ., .0 .5 .0 .0 " 52 .3 .3 B3 B3 B3 " '2 "
OBS
MIN 62 61 57 55 56 56 55 53 55 5' 55 54 55 5. 5'
SHAWNEE STATE PARK OB MAX 7. " .4 7. 78 " .3 .5 75 B3 '2 " " 90 "
O.S
MIN 5. 55 49 4B 45 45 43 4. 50 45 45 46 47 50 52
O.S
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
BUTLER 2 SW 07 MAX 73 80 B3 77 77 .0 " " ., ., .0 B4 B6 B6 B6
MIN 61 56 52 4B 4B 49 49 49 49 50 50 49 52 54 54
CHALK HILL 2 ENE 19 MAX 75 76 71 71 71 75 78 75 75 76 77 79 80 " "
MIN 62 " 50 47 48 51 49 50 53 51 49 49 51 55 "
CONFLUENCE 1 SW. DAM OS MAX ., .3 78 7. 79 80 B3 .3 ., B5 .5 ,. 90 90 ..
MIN 5. 53 53 49 49 49 49 49 49 47 47 4B 53 53 55
O.S
DERRY 4 SW SR MAX 71 78 79 73 74 7. 80 .2 79 .0 ., B3 .6 .7 .6
O.S 7. 79 73 74 7. .0 .2 79 80 ., B3 B6 B7 B6 B5
MIN 60 sa 56 50 50 50 50 55 56 5. 51 51 60 54 55
CBS 66 67
DONEGAL 2 NW 07 MAX
MIN
DONDRA 1 SW 07 MAX 73 .2 B4 79 78 B1 .2 B3 .3 B3 B4 B7 .. ., B7
OBS
MIN 62 62 56 54 53 55 55 54 55 56 54 54 54 59 60
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR 07 MAX 80 .2 76 75 79 80 B1 80 .0 79 .2 B7 B6 " .3
OBS
MIN 63 64 61 sa 56 56 58 5. sa 56 56 56 60 62 62
FORD CITY 4 S DAM o. MAX 72 " .3 79 78 ., .0 .2 " '2 '2 B5 " B7 B7
OBS
MIN 60 " 53 49 49 50 40 49 49 50 47 47 50 53 54
OBS
GLENCOE 07 MAX
MIN
GRAYS LANDING 07 MAX 76 B1 B4 78 77 80 '2 '2 '2 '3 B4 B6 " " "
MIN 62 60 55 52 51 51 51 49 52 sa 53 51 53 55 56
INDIANA 3 5E 20 MAX 80 '2 77 77 80 B3 B3 80 '2 B3 B6 B7 90 90 .2
MIN 60 56 53 49 49 52 49 49 57 53 50 52 54 54 60
LAUREL MOUNTAIN 07 MAX 6B 77 78 76 77 78 79 77 B3 77 78 B3 B5 B5 .,
OBS ...
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SEPTEMBER 2005
DAILY TEMpERATURES (OF)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION AVERAGE
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
62 64 59 56 56 51 50 51 45 45 61 51 43 43 40 52.0
GLEN HAZEL 2 NE DAM 80 77 72 77 75 76 78 78 68 66 76 66 67 72 56 74.6
60 61 55 " 51 46 46 48 44 48 60 46 40 40 35 48.9
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT 87 85 78 80 82 78 83 86 77 71 72 72 72 75 67 80.0
67 66 61 58 58 52 52 52 47 47 65 56 45 45 40 53.9
MILLHEIM 86 82 77 79 82 77 81 87 77 67 68 69 71 74 63 78.5
65 59 57 49 50 44 43 43 44 42 61 56 35 35 33 47.3
PHILIPSBURG 2 S 84 80 72 76 78 74 79 85 71 61 71 67 68 71 60 75.9
64 60 60 50 53 45 48 46 44 47 61 49 38 40 33 49.0
60
RENOVO 85 83 77 82 79 80 82 85 72 68 71 71 72 75 64 79.0
65 67 59 58 57 53 51 50 47 47 62 53 44 44 41 53.4
RIDGWAY 81 79 79 77 77 77 79 80 68 68 78 67 68 7J 58 75.7
80
59 62 56 51 51 45 45 45 42 42 54 49 38 37 35 47.6
42
STATE COLLEGE 84 82 75 77 80 75 79 86 75 64 71 69 69 7J 62 77.0
68 66 63 56 56 55 54 55 51 51 63 55 45 46 40 55.9
STEVENSON DAM 84 81 76 79 79 80 82 82 71 66 70 69 71 74 64 77.7
64 66 59 57 57 52 52 52 47 46 64 54 45 45 40 53.7
SOUTH CE:NTRj.L
MOUNTAINS 06
ALTOONA FAA AP 60 79 78 82 76 82 90 82 62 74 7J 72 75 65 66 78.9
64 56 52 51 54 47 46 57 55 60 62 44 41 39 35 50.6
ALTOONA 86 75 75 81 60 75 60 66 78 64 7J 69 70 75 65 78.2
64 67 55 56 55 51 49 49 53 53 64 56 41 41 37 52.5
ALTOONA 3 W 78 75 76 78 7J 60 87 77 64 72 69 71 7J 66 64 77.0
66 61 57 57 60 47 52 62 54 60 65 49 43 43 36 54.9
53
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL 83 83 72 76 77 75 83 82 72 78 75 76 72 74 63 77.6
63 62 54 50 55 45 45 55 49 49 60 52 37 51 31 49.3
49
EVERETI' 87 83 75 75 83 75 82 90 83 64 74 75 71 7J 64 77.9
59 59 54 51 51 52 47 47 56 58 62 59 38 38 33 49.0
HUNI'INGDON 90 83 79 81 84 77 84 91 79 65 7J 71 75 77 66 80.8
65 65 58 53 54 .47 45 46 52 56 63 57 37 37 32 49.7
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK 82 84 75 79 82 73, 78 86 76 69 77 68 69 74 60 77.9
74
59 58 54 48 48 42 43 45 " 56 56 53 36 37 32 47.5
49
RAYS TOWN LAKE 2 91 86 81 60 84 78 85 91 83 67 7J 7J 75 77 65 81.4
83
68 65 60 58 56 55 54 55 57 57 63 60 40 40 41 56.0
SHAWNEE STATE PARK 66 66 80 79 83 82 87 90 87 69 76 60 74 78 65 81.5
82
63 60 57 51 53 49 49 45 46 57 57 54 37 38 33 49.2
69
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
SUThER 2 SW 84 82 75 78 78 60 82 84 69 74 83 69 71 79 61 78.8
63 65 64 53 54 47 47 50 55 55 56 54 42 42 37 51.8
CHALK HILL 2 ENE 80 75 71 77 71 76 81 76 75 81 76 66 77 70 63 75.2
64 63 56 51 60 50 49 63 56 59 63 54 42 50 33 53.1
CONFLUENCE 1 5101 DAM 86 76 78 7J 82 83 66 66 80 82 86 7J 74 81 64 81.5
61 59 55 54 50 47 50 52 64 60 63 57 42 43 36 51.8
...
DERRY 4 8101 85 66 75 78 83 75 82 89 80 80 84 71 70 80 67 79.5
66 ... 78 83 75 82 89 60 80 84 71 70 80 67 69
62 62 58 56 56 54 54 56 55 55 60 56 46 46 39 54.3
DONEGAL 2 NW M
M
CONCRA 1 5101 87 66 76 80 84 76 83 66 80 83 87 7J 75 84 64 81.7
66
60 67 63 58 58 58 54 56 62 61 63 56 46 48 41 56.5
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR 81 75 76 82 77 81 86 75 82 85 84 71 71 74 61 79.3
75 81 70
68 65 63 61 61 57 57 60 58 60 63 54 49 50 45 58.5
FORD CITY 4 S DAM 86 86 76 80 81 77 81 86 75 76 85 69 72 81 62 80.0
47 86
59 64 59 54 54 50 49 48 55 54 54 54 42 42 37 51.1
82
GLENCOE M
M
GRAYS LANDING 87 66 77 79 84 7J 83 66 81 84 87 75 74 83 72 61. 8
INDIA'NA 3 SE 60 64 58 57 56 58 52 52 63 60 61 62 47 45 39 54.8
85 74 76 80 74 81 85 75 74 81 75 70 80 72 69 79.8
62 62 57 54 62 52 52 62 56 61 66 52 43 47 37 54.1
LAUR~L MOUNTAIN 86 82 72 80 71 71 77 84 72 76 69 69 66 76 67 76.7
... ... 85 71 60
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SEPTEMBER 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
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STATION ;:
oi < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 IS
0 ::!
MIN 61 58 54 52 51 51 52 51 51 54 54 54 56 56 58
OBS
LAUREL SUMMIT 06 MAX 70 72 66 66 70 72 74 71 72 72 75 78 79 78 76
OBS
MIN 58 56 54 51 51 51 52 55 58 57 51 51 60 53 54
OBS 65 66
LOYALHANNA LAKE 16 MAX 85 80 76 79 79 80
MIN 60 57 52 56 55 52 52 56
MCKEESPORT 07 MAX 81 63 83 76 79 80 80 82 82 82 84 86 86 87 86
DBS
MIN 60 57 54 53 52 53 52 54 56 54 56 55 58 59 63
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW 07 MAX 71 76 78 74 74 76 76 79 78 79 82 81 66 66 83
MIN 57 51 47 45 4S 45 42 41 41 50 44 43 43 47 47
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM 18 MAX 80 81 79 76 78 60 79 B1 82 81 84 65 83 83 83
MIN 62 60 56 54 55 56 56 57 64 55 53 57 59 59 65
MOUNT DAVIS 08 MAX 73 76 75 75 79 76 84 86 B1
MIN 54 53 51 53 57 57 60
MOUNT PLEASANT 07 MAX 74 80 82 77 75 79 80 80 79 80 61 83 84 86 86
MIN 61 57 53 47 46 48 4S 45 46 49 47 48 50 51 55
OBS 56
NEW CASTLE 1 N 07 MAX 75 " 85 82 81 83 84 85 83 " 84 88 90 88 87
08S
MIN 61 59 54 52 54 51 51 51 55 51 50 50 54 55 57
PITTSBURGH WSOOM 2 AP MID MAX 79 61 76 75 77 78 78 80 80 80 82 84 84 85 84
MIN 59 60 56 52 53 55 53 53 61 56 55 56 59 59 67
PUTNEYVILLE 2 5E DAM 08 MAX 71 80 82 80 75 77 60 79 79 80 79 82 85 85 85
OBS
MIN 60 55 48 46 49 " 48 48 49 47 " 50 53 53 55
OBS
RECTOR 3 SSW 08 MAX 74 B1 83 76 77 80 83 89 81 82 84 66 88 90 89
MIN 58 54 51 45 43 45 43 43 48 " 46 45 46 48 52
SALINA 3 W 14 MAX 76 81 84 79 79 60 81 82 83 85 83 84 87 85 88
OBS
MIN 60 52 55 48 51 54 49 48 58 52 50 51 54 55 69
DBS
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW SR MAX 74 81 82 78 77 80 61 82 81 81 B1 85 82 86 85
DBS 81 82 78 77 80 81 82 81 81 81 85 82 86 85 66
MIN 60 58 52 49 51 51 53 52 52 50 50 51 55 55 56
OBS 56 52 " 51 51 53 52 52 50 50 51 55 55 58 62
UNION'IOWN 1 NE 08 MAX 75 82 83 76 78 82 83 83 81 83 83 87 87 90 88
MIN 64 60 54 50 49 50 50 49 " 53 53 52 52 53 55
WASHINGTON 3 NE 07 MAX 71 80 81 76 74 79 80 81 80 79 80 83 86 86 86
MIN 62 61 56 52 53 54 57 56 55 56 56 56 55 60 60
WAYNESBURG 1 E 07 MAX 72 81 83 78 76 79 81 B1 81 82 83 85 87 88 88
OBS
MIN 59 52 52 50 48 48 48 48 " 56 50 50 51 53 55
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP MID MAX 75 76 72 71 74 75 75 72 74 73 76 81 80 78 79
MIN 54 50 48 44 42 43 43 44 48 40 42 47 " 48 58
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5 08 MAX 70 76 78 73 73 77 78 79 73 77 74 60 62 63 B1
MIN 54 53 49 48 47 47 46 45 51 45 " 47 48 52 53
CHANDLERS VALLEY lSE 07 MAX 74 78 77 72 71 77 77 78 74 75 75 79 83 83 B1
MIN 51 51 47 45 43 43 43 43 47 42 42 43 " " "
CLARION 3 SW SR MAX 71 79 81 74 74 79 80 80 78 78 78 82 84 84 84
MIN 59 57 51 49 49 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 52 55 57
CLERMONT 1 NW 07 MAX 69 73 75 71 68 71 73 74 72 73 74 74 78 76 77
MIN 56 55 48 46 44 44 47 47 48 44 40 " 49 52 53
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 18 MAX 77 77 74 73 72 77 77 76 75 76 77 81 80 87 B1
MIN 51 53 48 46 45 44 46 44 46 43 42 42 45 46 57
08S 42
COUDERSPORT 7SE 07 MAX 70 74 76 71 71 72 74 74 73 74 73 73 81 79 79
MIN 55 50 48 45 42 43 " 45 46 41 41 41 47 50 51
DUBOIS FAA AP MID MAX
MIN
ERIE WSO AP MID MAX 75 76 73 72 76 80 78 74 73 75 79 81 85 " 73
DBS
MIN 59 62 66 54 57 59 60 60 57 53 59 62 64 65 65
FRANKLIN 07 MAX 73 80 80 80 75 76 80 79 80 80 80 83 85 85 85
DBS ... ... ... ...
MIN 58 55 52 50 50 53 53 52 54 50 48 52 52 56 57
OBS ... ... ... ...
JAMESTOWN 2 NW 08 MAX 72 78 79 74 73 77 77 79 76 75 77 79 81 82 80
MIN 57 56 53 48 49 51 51 51 55 50 50 50 50 50 58
KANE 1 NNE 07 MAX 70 76 78 72 71 76 77 77 75 76 74 79 82 82 80
MIN 56 51 " 46 42 41 43 44 45 41 40 42 45 48 51
LINESVILLE 1 S 07 MAX 73 79 77 73 74 78 78 79 76 77 78 82 " 84 62
MIN 58 59 54 49 50 52 54 55 57 54 54 53 55 60 61
PORT ALLEGANY 07 MAX 71 77 78 72 72 77 78 79 74 76 74 79 62 83 82
MIN 53 53 49 48 47 47 47 47 47 " 46 46 47 54 53
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SEPTEMBER 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION AVERAGE
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
62 62 56 56 55 52 52 57 58 62 60 55 46 54 37 54.6
." ... ...
LAUREL SUMMIT 77 65 60 74 67 72 79 72 62 63 64 63 70 63 61 70.2
76
61 60 55 55 56 52 53 59 53 52 57 51 49 49 38 53.7
LOYALHANNA LAKE 77 78 77 77 80 78 M
64 58 56 62 55 52 50 40 M
MCKEESPORT 88 77 78 81 76 81 87 80 79 86 85 72 71 72 67 80.6
71 82
67 62 59 57 57 54 53 60 60 60 59 46 45 40 39 55.1
MEYERSOALE 2: ssw 67 85 76 75 83 71 60 84 79 65 61 71 71 77 67 77.7
57 59 52 47 47 50 44 44 57 57 60 54 37 37 30 47.3
MONTGOMERY LOCK & DAM 60 78 75 7' 76 81 83 83 76 82 81 70 77 72 67 79.3
68 65 65 59 66 53 55 65 58 62 67 54 49 56 42 58.5
MOUNT DAVIS 83 82 72 61 81 79 83 76 67 81 69 70 76 58 76.7
66 62 54 55 51 54 60 56 56 61 52 49 49 37 54.6
MOUNT PLEASANT 85 86 76 77 82 74 80 86 77 77 85 75 71 62 64 79.4
60 63 58 53 51 52 48 54 60 57 59 53 50 43 34 51.4
63 55
NEW CASTLE 1 N 67 84 74 82 81 84 86 85 75 78 85 72 76 81 65 81.9
...
64 65 62 56 56 49 47 50 53 56 61 52 45 " 40 53.S
PITTSBURGH WSCOM 2: AP 62 75 76 79 75 61 84 74 78 63 71 70 79 71 66 78.2
66 63 62 56 59 52 54 61 57 61 63 50 46 " 39 56.3
PUTNEYVILLE 2: 5E DAM 84 85 70 77 77 78 79 64 72 69 81 69 70 77 61 77.7
... ...
59 59 60 54 52 47 47 51 52 54 59 50 42 46 36 50.8
... ...
RECTOR 3 SSW 89 88 75 79 64 74 82 88 60 75 87 74 72 82 65 81.3
59 62 56 51 55 47 45 59 60 54 59 54 39 40 31 49.5
SALINA 3 W 89 66 75 79 80 77 82 85 77 61 85 67 81 80 70 81.1
65
66 62 56 51 63 47 51 61 53 51 63 51 51 50 39 54.0
34
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW 86 82 82 60 79 80 84 83 70 77 62 70 72 75 62 79.3
82 82 60 79 80 84 63 70 77 82 70 72 75 62 69
62 65 60 54 54 48 47 53 51 57 61 55 46 46 39 53.2
65 60 54 54 48 47 53 51 57 61 55 " 46 39 39
UNIONTOWN 1 NE 86 88 75 79 64 73 82 88 80 82 87 78 73 64 63 81.5
60 64 60 54 54 54 52 52 64 60 59 56 46 " 37 53.7
WASHINGTON 3 NE 83 85 75 76 61 74 81 86 77 82 86 69 70 61 60 78.9
64 63 61 57 56 55 54 60 58 56 60 55 48 46 42 56.2
WA'iNESBURG 1 E 86 87 76 79 83 71 61 87 60 83 87 83 74 83 63 80.9
87 63
59 65 56 54 53 57 50 50 62 60 61 54 43 43 36 52.4
NORTHWEST PLATEAU 10
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP 74 68 74 72 74 76 75 66 66 74 66 64 70 64 61 72.6
58 52 48 44 50 42 44 43 40 56 55 40 35 33 32 45.7
BRADFORD 4SWRESS 80 71 72 75 75 75 78 79 67 69 77 67 66 73 54 74.4
62 61 52 48 50 46 44 48 41 41 58 43 39 40 35 48.0
CHANDLERS VALLEY lSE 77 76 69 76 75 75 78 79 67 71 77 68 67 73 56 74.6
60 60 51 48 47 45 42 42 41 44 59 47 36 35 35 45.9
CLARION 3 SW 83 80 80 76 77 76 80 83 71 71 79 70 69 78 58 77.3
61 61 61 55 54 49 47 48 49 52 56 54 44 43 38 51.7
CLERMONT 1 NW 77 73 68 72 71 72 73 74 65 63 74 65 63 66 53 71.0
58 58 51 48 48 48 47 47 42 45 59 47 39 39 33 47.7
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 76 71 73 75 76 77 78 72 67 71 66 66 71 69 64 74.5
54 60 54 47 57 44 44 49 40 " 61 45 38 46 34 47.2
58
COUDERSPORT 75E 79 72 67 73 71 74 74 76 64 65 67 65 63 67 55 71.5
60 59 52 47 47 45 45 54 44 46 58 47 38 38 31 46.7
DUBOIS FAA AP M
M
ERIE WSO AP 72 72 72 78 74 79 81 67 74 80 71 65 75 74 77 75.5
65
65 59 57 59 59 58 60 55 52 64 62 51 50 48 46 58.2
FRANKLIN 85 81 81 61 78 79 81 82 72 73 80 70 70 78 64 78.6
I 63 65 56 55 54 50 50 50 50 50 58 51 45 45 39 52.4
JAMESTOWN 2 NW I 76 77 73 74 75 76 78 79 70 72 79 66 67 74 59 75.2
I 63 63 55 55 55 49 50 51 52 54 60 50 46 47 39 52.3
KANE 1 NNE 82 76 71 75 75 75 77 78 69 66 76 67 65 73 56 74.2
58 59 50 45 45 43 43 44 39 42 58 47 35 35 32 45.2
LINESVILLE 1 S 78 77 74 76 76 76 80 80 69 74 79 69 66 74 56 76.0
65 63 54 55 57 52 53 55 51 54 61 49 48 48 43 54.4
PORT ALLEGANY 81 75 70 75 75 76 77 79 65 66 75 69 66 72 55 74.4
60 61 56 52 52 48 47 47 41 " 61 48 40 39 36 48.7
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DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
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STATION ;::
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0 ::i
SPRINGBORO 3 WNW 07 MAX 73 78 78 74 72 78 78 80 75 75 77 80 " 83 83
MIN 54 55 51 46 46 48 53 53 53 46 45 50 56 58 59
OSS 33
TIONESTA :2 BE LAKE 08 MAX 72 79 79 73 74 77 78 79 77 76 77 81 82 85 84
OSS
MIN 58 57 52 50 50 51 52 52 52 51 51 50 53 53 57
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS 07 MAX 70 79 80 75 74 77 78 79 76 77 77 81 84 84 84
OSS
MIN 54 56 51 49 48 47 47 48 50 48 " 49 53 54 54
WARREN 07 MAX 72 80 81 73 75 79 81 82 75 78 78 83 86 86 83
MIN 59 58 54 53 52 52 52 52 53 50 51 51 54 54 57
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SEPTEMBER 2005
DAILY TEMPERATURES (OF)
DAY OF MONTH
STATION AVERAGE
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31
SPRINGBORO 3 WNW 74 74 73 75 76 74 80 79 67 74 80 71 67 73 57 75.4
59 62 51 54 55 51 50 51 45 52 52 48 45 47 42 51.2
TIONESTA 2 SE LAKE 84 80 73 78 78 78 79 60 69 71 78 78 68 76 57 76.7
78 76
57 63 55 54 54 50 49 49 46 49 58 48 44 44 39 51.6
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS 84 84 73 77 77 76 81 80 69 73 78 69 69 75 58 76.6
80
54 54 51 50 50 " 45 53 46 47 61 48 47 47 33 49.5
WARREN 62 82 72 79 79 78 82 82 69 71 79 68 70 76 58 77.3
65 64 56 54 54 51 50 52 46 49 61 50 43 44 39 52.7
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SEPlEMBER 2005
EVAPORATION AND WIND
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DAY OF MONTH
STATION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 IS
PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM WIND 31 21 27 23 . 49 18 16 23 16 22 16 17 14 14
EVAP 6 15 20 15 . 35 15 20 8 24 19 20 13 23 3
MAX 76 76 84 76 - 85 85 85 79 80 80 79 83 8S 79
MIN 60 56 55 52 - 52 50 52 51 51 52 52 " 56 56
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDMJNT 03
LANDISVILLE 2 NW WIND - 41 42 . 33 19 15 20 . 35 19 13 19 26
EVAP - 28 31 19 14 22 21 23 . 37 20 21 " 12
MAX - - 87 82 84 " 85 83 63 - 86 86 86 66
MIN - 58 57 55 56 56 54 60 - - 56 56 62 66
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 09
FORO CITY 4 S DAM WIND - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
EVAP - 11 29 10 10 14 15 11 - - - - 17 12 18
MAX - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
MIN - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Evaporation: Is measured in hundrelhs of inches
Wind: Is measured in miles
Max and Min: The maximum and minimum temperatures (Fahrenheit) of the water in the evaporation pan
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SEPTEMBER 2005
EVAPORATION AND WIND
DAY OF MONTH lDTAL
STATION OR
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 AVERAGE
PENNSYLVANIA
POCONO MOUNTAINS 01
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 18 23 18 20 19 18 25 25 36 32 38 58 41 54 47 781
21 14 . 30 7 7 25 10 11 15 5 3 18 15 11 4.28
88 85 76 78 80 72 80 79 75 84 62 64 63 71 66 77.8
66 68 56 56 54 54 50 50 " 49 54 55 43 42 40 52.8
SOUTHEASTERN
PIEDf<<)NT 03
LANDISVILLE 2 NW 26 . . 62 22 36 21 29 64 37 27 75 24 69 30 863B
20 . . 49 17 21 16 18 25 10 2 19 16 18 18 5.558
85 - - 85 85 83 84 83 79 68 70 76 76 76 - 82.0
69 - - 60 64 56 53 62 56 58 61 57 46 57 - 58.1
SOUTHWEST PLATEAU 0'
FORD CITY 4 S DAM - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - M
10 10 9 13 10 3 20 7 10 10 2 7 7 22 3 3.48B
- - - - - - - - - - - - - M
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - M
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J;:~aporation: Is measured in hundreths of inches
, Wind: Is measured in miles
Max and Min: The maximum and minimum lemperalUres (Fahrenheit) of the water in the evaporation pan
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STATION INDEX
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ACMETONIA LOCK 3 0022 A' ALLEGHENY 40 32 79 49W 748 07 H LOCK #3 ALLOOHENY RIVER
ALLENTOWN AP R 0106 02 LEHIGH 40 39 75 27W 390 MID MID C HJ ASOS - NWS
AL100NA FAA AP R 0130 06 BLAIR 40 18 78 19W 1476 MID MID H ASOS - FAA
ALTOONA 0132 08 BLAIR 40 31 78 22W 1280 07 07 H CARYN FRAtlNDORFER
ALTOONA 3 'Ii 0140 08 BLAIR 40 30 78 28W 1320 MID MID H ALTOONA CITY Atn'HORITY
BEAR GAP 0457 05 NORTHUMBERLA 40 49 76 30W '00 15 H CONSUMERS PENNA WATER co
BEAVER FALLS I NE 0475 0' BEAVER 40 46 80 "W 760 05 H BEAVER FALLS WATER PLANT
BEAVERTOWN 1 NE 0482 05 SNYDER 40 " 77 9W 540 07 H NELSON NARBHOOD
BECHTELSVILLE 1 ENE 0488 03 BERKS 40 23 75 37W 460 07 H ELIZABETH FRONHEISER
BELTZVILLE DAM 0560 02 CARSON 40 52 75 39W 735 08 08 C H USA CORP OF ENGINEERS
BENTON 3 NE 0582 05 COLUMBIA 41 14 76 21W 117 07 07 H FRANK GOUGH
BIGLERVILLE 0656 04 ADAMS 39 56 77 15W "A 07 07 H PSU FRUIT RES & EXT CTR
BLOSERVILLE 1 N 0763 04 CUMBERLAND 40 16 77 22W 700 08 08 C H WILLIAM A WILLOBRS
BLUE MARSH LAKE 0785 03 BERKS 40 23 76 2W 350 08 08 C H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
BOSWELL 4N 0821 A' SOMERSET 40 12 79 ow 1820 07 C H EMMA SHAULIS
BRADDOCK LOCK .2 0861 A' ALLEGHENY 40 24 79 52W 730 06 H USCE LOCKMASTER
BRADFORD REGIONAL AP R 0865 10 MCKEAN 41 48 78 38W 2117 MID MID H ASOS - FAA
BRADFORD CENTRAL FS 0867 10 MCKEAN 41 57 78 39W 1500 08 H BRADFORD CENTRL FIRE STN
BRADFORD 4 SW RES 5 0868 10 MCKEAN 41 54 78 43W 1660 08 08 H BRADFORD WATER TRMT PLT
BUCKSTOWN 1 SE 1073 0' SOMERSET 40 4 78 51W 2460 07 H DOROTHY MANGES
BUCKSVILLE 1080 03 BUCKS 40 30 75 12W 460 07 07 H PA FISH COMMISSION
BUFFALO MILLS 1087 08 BEDFORD 39 57 78 39W 1310 07 H JOSEPH BEELER
BUTLER 2 SW 1139 A' BUTLER 40 51 79 55W 1000 07 07 C H BUTLER AREA SEWER AUTH
CANTON 1212 06 BRADFORD 41 37 76 52W 1160 07 07 H CANTON SEWAGE PLANT
CHADDS FORD 2 NE 1342 03 DELAWARE 39 52 75 35W 229 07 H DEBORAH F KLEINMAN
CHALK HILL 2 ENE 1350 A' FAYETrE 39 51 79 35W 1980 19 07 H JOHN J HUGHES
CHAMBERSBURG 1 ESE 1354 04 FRANKLIN 39 56 77 38w 640 21 21 H DAVID BENDER
CHANDLERS VALLEY 1SE 1362 10 WARREN 41 56 79 18W 1490 07 07 H DONALD CROSS
CHARLEROI LOCK 4 1377 A' WES'IMORELAND 40 , 79 54W 749 06 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
CLARENCE 1480 07 CENTRE 41 3 77 57W 1390 07 H FRANCIS VERBITSKY
CLARION 3 SW 1485 10 CLARION 41 12 79 26W 1040 SR SR H RELIANT ENERGY
CLAUSSVILLE 1505 02 LEHIGH 40 37 75 39W 670 07 H DAVID D BILLIG
CLERMONT 1 NW 1526 10 ELK 41 42 78 29W 2080 07 07 H ROBERT RADOSEVICH
OOATESVILLE 2 W 1591 03 CHESTER 39 59 75 52W 640 MID MID H JOSEPH STEINER
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM 1705 0' SOMERSET 39 48 79 22W 1490 08 08 08 C H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
CONNELLSVILLE 2 ssw 1726 09 FAYETrE 40 0 79 36W '00 07 C H MUN AUTH WESTMORELAND co
CONSHOHOCKEN 1737 03 MONTGOMERY 40 4 75 19W 70 07 H PECO ENERGY GAS OP C'I'R
COOKSBURG 2 NW 1751 10 CLARION 41 21 79 1," 1450 07 C H DUANE SCHMADER
COUDERSPORT 1 SW 1802 10 POTTER 41 47 78 3W 1650 18 18 H JEROME DUBOTS
COUDERSPORT 7SE 1810 10 POTTER 41 44 77 saw 2150 07 07 H ANTHONY PIEROTI'I
COVINGTON 2 WSW 1833 06 TIOGA 41 44 77 7W 1745 07 H FLORA PACKARD
COWANESQUE DAM 1838 06 TIOGA 41 59 77 ,W 1150 07 07 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
DANVILLE 2013 05 MONTOUR 40 57 76 36W 482 07 H DANVILLE WATER AUTHORITY
DEHART DAM 2071 03 DAUPHIN 40 28 76 52W 537 07 07 H CITY OF HARRISBURG
DERRY 4 SW 2108 A' WESTMORELAND 40 18 79 20W 1060 SR SR H KEVIN GUERRIER
DONEGAL 2 NW 2183 0' WESTMORELAND 40 8 79 24W 1800 07 07 H PA TURNPIKE DONEGAL MNTC
DONORA 1 SW 2190 0' WASHINGTON 40 10 79 52W 762 07 07 H MON VALLEY SEWAGE AUTH
DUBOIS FAA AP 2260 10 JEFFERSON 41 11 78 54W 1814 MID MID C H ASOS - FAA
DUNLD 2298 08 CAMBRIA 40 17 78 43W 2360 07 C H RAYM)ND SINGLE
DUSHORE 2323 06 SULLIVAN 41 32 76 24W 1530 07 07 C H DUSHORE WWTP
EBENSBURG SEWAGE PL 2470 08 CAMBRIA 40 28 78 44W 1940 16 08 H EBENSBURG WWTP
EISENHOWER NTL HST SIT 2537 04 ADAMS 39 48 77 14W 540 08 08 C H NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
EMSWORTH LID OHIO RVR 2574 09 ALLEGHENY 40 30 80 5W 717 07 07 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
EMPORIUM 2629 07 CAMERON 41 30 78 1'" 1040 08 08 C H GEORGE JONES
EQUlNUNK 2 NW 2671 01 WAYNE 41 52 75 1'" 890 07 H LINDA FINCH
ERIE WSO AP 2682 10 ERIE 42 5 80 11W 730 MID MID C H ASOS - NWS
EVERETr 2721 08 BEDFORD 40 1 78 22W 1000 07 07 C H BOROUGH EVERETT MUN AUTH
FORD CITY 4 S DAM 2942 A' ARMSTRONG 40 43 79 30W 930 08 08 08 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
FRANCIS E WALTER DAM 3018 01 LUZERNE 41 7 75 44W 1509 08 08 08 C H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
FRANKLIN 3028 10 VENANGO 41 24 79 50W 1015 07 07 C H CITY OF FRANKLIN FIRE DP
GALETON 3130 " POTTER 41 44 77 39W 1345 07 H HENRY W LUSH
GLENCOE 3293 A' SOMERSET 39 50 78 sow 1594 07 07 H ANDY JEROSE
GLEN HAZEL 2 NE DAM 3311 07 ELK 41 34 78 36W 1720 08 08 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
GLENMOORE 3321 03 CHESTER 40 6 75 45W 500 07 C H EUGENE HUFFMAN
GLENWILLARD DASHIELDS 3343 09 ALLEGHENY 40 33 80 13W 710 07 H DASHI ELDS LOCK AND DAM
GRAMPIAN 1E 3417 07 CLEARFIELD 40 sa 78 35W 1510 07 H KRATZER RUN SEWER AUTIlOR
GRATERFORD 1 E 3437 03 MONTGOMERY 40 14 75 26W 240 07 07 H STATE CORRECTIONAL INST
GRAYS LANDING 3451 09 FAYETIE 39 47 79 55W 800 07 07 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
HAMBURG 3632 03 BERKS 40 33 76 ow 350 07 07 I C : BOROUGH OF HAMBURG
HANOVER 4 SW 3665 04 ADAMS 39 46 77 2W 558 08 08 HANOVER WATER DEPARTMENT
HARRISBURG 1 NE 3698 03 DAUPHIN 40 17 76 52W 420 07 07 CITY OF HARRISBURG
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HAWLEY 1 E 3758 01 PIKE 41 29 75 lOW 890 07 07 H HAWLEY AREA AUTHORITY
HOLLISTERV!LLE 4008 01 WAYNE 41 23 75 26W 1370 07 H MRS CHESTER PONTOSKY
HONEY BROOK 2 SSE 4047 03 CHESTER 40 5 75 54W 665 08 H JOSEPH GABLE
HUNTINGDON 4159 06 HUNTINGDON 40 31 78 OW 685 07 07 H JUDITH MEeK
INDIANA 3 5E 4214 0' INDIANA 40 36 79 7W 1102 20 20 C H FA AMERICAN WATER co
JAMESTOWN :2 NW 4325 10 CRAWFORD 41 30 60 28W 1040 06 08 08 C H DEPT OF ENVIR RESOURCES
KANE 1 NNE 4432 10 MCKEAN 41 41 78 48W 1750 07 07 C H PENNSYLVANIA AMER WTR co
KITTANNING LOCK 7 4611 0' ARMSTRONG 40 49 79 32W 790 07 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
LANCASTER 2 NE FLTR PL 4763 03 LANCASTER 40 3 76 lOW 270 MID MID C H LANCASTER FILTER PLANT
LANDISVILLE :2 NW 4778 03 LANCASTER 40 7 76 26W 360 17 17 17 C H PENN STATE UNIVERSITY
LAPORTE 4815 06 SULLIVAN 41 25 76 30W 1966 07 07 C H SULLIVAN COUNTY EMS
LAUREL I'KlUNTAIN 4836 0' SOMERSET 40 12 79 llW 2760 07 07 H RICHARD MELLON SCAIFE
LAUREL SUMMIT 4839 0' SOMERSET 40 10 79 .8W 2730 06 06 H KEVIN GUERRIER
LAURELTON Cl'R 4853 05 UNION 40 54 77 13W 600 17 17 H PA DEPT PUBLIC WELFARE
LEBANON 2 W 4896 03 LEBANON 40 20 76 28W 450 MID, MID C H LEBANON SEWAGE TREATMENT
LEHIGHTON 1 SSW 4934 02 CARBON 40 49 75 42W sao 08 H CTRL CARBON MONIC AUTH
LEWISBURG 4976 05 UNION 40 57 76 53W 470 08 08 H LEWISBURG SEWER AUTH
LEWIS RUN 4983 10 MCKEAN 41 52 78 39W 1560 07 H LOUIS RIZZO
LEWISTOWN 4992 05 MIFFLIN 40 35 77 34W 460 08 06 H BOROUGH OF LEWISTOWN
LINESVILLE 1 S 5050 10 CRAWFORD 41 39 80 26W 1030 07 07 H BARBARA M JANIAK
LOCK HAVEN SWG PLT 5109 07 CLINTON 41 7 77 27W 566 07 07 H CITY OF LOCK HAVEN
LOYALHANNA LAKE 5212 0' INDIANA 40 28 79 27W 990 16 08 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
MAHANOY CITY 2 N 5344 02 SCHUYLKILL 40 50 76 8W 1710 07 H MAHANeY TOWNSHI P AUTHORY
MARCUS HOOK 5390 03 DELAWARE 39 50 75 26W 10 07 07 H SUN OIL COMPANY
MATAMORAS 5470 01 PIKE 41 22 74 42W 420 07 07 H JOHN D SHEWCHUK
MCKEESPORT 5573 0' ALLEGHENY 40 20 79 52W 740 07 07 H MUNI AUTH WESTMORELAND
MEADVILLE 1 S 5606 10 CRAWFORD 41 38 60 lOW 1065 07 07 C H INACTIVE 07/27/1999
MERCER 5651 10 MERCER 41 13 60 14W 1220 " 08 C H INACTIVE 06/01/2005
MEYERSDALE 2 SSW 5686 0' SOMERSET 39 47 79 2W 2000 07 07 H JAMES STUTZMAN
MIDDLETOWN HARRISBG AP R 5703 03 DAUPHIN 40 12 76 46W 312 MID MID C HJ ASOS - FAA
MILLHEIM 5790 07 CENTRE 40 53 77 28W 1120 07 07 C H RALPH MARTIN COYER
MONTGOMERY LOCK . DAM 5902 0' BEAVER 40 39 80 23W 690 18 07 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
MONTROSE 5915 06 SUSQUEHANNA 41 52 75 51W 1420 07 07 C H LORRAINE M REYNOLDS
MOUNT DAVIS 6022 0' SOMERSET 39 48 79 11W 2730 08 08 H DEER VALLEY YMCA CAMP
MOUNT PLEASANT 6042 0' WES'IMOREUillD 40 13 79 30W 1003 07 07 H GEORGE R STAIRS
MYERSTOWN 6126 03 LEBANON 40 22 76 18W 480 08 H WARREN WAGNER
NATRONA LOCK 4 6151 0' ALLEGHENY 40 37 79 43W 760 07 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
NESHAMINY FALLS 6194 03 BUCKS 40 6 74 57W 60 07 07 H PHILA SUBURBAN WATER CO
NEW CASTLE 1 N 6233 09 LAWRENCE 41 1 60 22w 825 07 07 C H PA AMERICAN WATER
NEW HOLUillD 2 SE 6238 03 LANCASTER 40 5 76 '" 605 22 07 H JAMES R KEEFER
NEW PARK 6289 04 YORK 39 44 76 30W 800 18 H ALFRED GRAYBEAL
NEW STANTON 1 SW 6310 0' WES'IMORELAND 40 12 79 38W 950 07 H HEMPFIELD TWP MON AUTH
NORRISTOWN 6370 03 MONTGOMERY 40 7 75 22W 70 08 08 H BOROUGH OF NORRISTOWN
OCTORARO LAKE 6508 03 LANCASTER 39 48 76 3W 260 MID MID H CHESTER WATER AUTHORITY
OSWAYO 1 ENE 6649 10 POTTER 41 55 78 OW 1710 08 C H OSWAYO FISH CULTURE Sffi'
PALM 3 SE 6681 03 MONTGOMERY 40 23 75 30W 300 08 C H UPPER MONTGOMERY JT AUTH
PAUPACK 1 WSW 6762 01 PIKE 41 24 75 1'" 1360 08 H PAUL BUEHLER
PHILADELPHIA FRNKLN IN 6886 03 PHILADELPHIA 39 57 75 lOW 60 0' 09 H PHIL FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
PHILADELPHIA INTL AP R 6889 03 PHILADELPHIA 39 52 75 1'" 10 MID MID C HJ ASOS - NWS
PHILIPSBURG 2 S 6921 07 CENTRE 40 52 78 13W 1720 07 07 H RICHARD THOMPSON
PHOENIXVILLE 1 E 6927 03 CHESTER 40 7 75 30W 105 07 07 C H PHIL SUBURBAN WATER co
PINE GROVE FURNACE 6955 04 CUMBERUillD 40 2 77 18W 865 08 H PINE GROVE FURNACE ST PK
PITTSBURGH WSCOM 2 AP //R 6993 09 ALLEGHENY 40 30 60 14W 1150 MID MID C HJ ABOS NWS
PLEASANT MOUNT 1 W 7029 01 WAYNE 41 44 75 27W 1799 07 07 C H PA FISH COMMISSION
PORT ALLEGANY 7103 10 MCKEAN 41 49 78 17W 1475 07 07 H PORT ALLEGANY BOROUGH
PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK 7167 08 CAMBRIA 40 39 78 33W 1520 08 08 H PRINCE GALLITZIN ST PK
PUffi'EYVILLE 2 SE DAM 7229 09 ARMSTRONG 40 56 79 17W 1280 08 08 C H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
RAYSTOWN LAKE 2 7312 08 HUNTINGDON 40 23 78 5W 1000 08 08 C H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
READING 4 NNW 7322 03 BERKS 40 26 75 56W 360 08 08 C H U G I CORPORATION
RECTOR 3 SSW 7338 0' WESTMORELAND 40 10 79 1'" 1330 08 08 H GI LBERT LENHART
RENOVO 7409 07 CLINTON 41 20 77 44W 660 08 08 C H WESTERN CLINTON CO MONIC
RIDGWAY 7477 07 ELK 41 25 78 45W 1360 07 07 H RIDGWAY BORO SEWAGE PLNT
RODALE RESEARCH CTR 7578 02 BERKS 40 33 75 43W 550 07 07 H RODALE RESEARCH CENTER
RUSHVILLE 7727 06 SUSQUEHANNA 41 47 76 7W 870 07 H RONALD D BEEMAN
SABINSVILLE 3 SE 7730 06 TIOGA 41 51 77 28W 1999 07 H NANCY L MILES
SAFE HARBOR DAM 7732 03 LANCASTER 39 54 76 24W 195 06 08 H SAFE HARBOR WTR PWR CORP
SAGAMORE 7735 09 ARMSTRONG 40 47 79 1'" 1160 07 H CATHY HILLIARD
SALINA 3 W 7782 0' WESTMOREUillD 40 31 79 33W 1109 14 14 H HUN AUTH WESTMORELAND CO
SAXTON 7846 08 BEDFORD 40 12 78 ,,. 780 07 H ALVERTA HOLMES
SCHENLEY LOCK 5 7863 09 ARMSTRONG 40 41 79 40W 783 07 H USA CORPS OF ENGINEERS
SELINSGROVE 2 S 7931 05 SNYDER 40 47 76 52W 420 07 07 C H SELINSGROVE MUN SWG AUTH
SEill.ERSVILLE 7938 03 BUCKS 40 22 75 1'" 340 08 08 C H PENNRIDGE HHT AUTHORITY
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SHAWNEE STATE PARK 8011 08 BEDFORD 40 2 78 38W 1275 08 08 H SHAWNEE STATE PARK
SHICKSHINNY 3 N 8057 01 LUZERNE 41 12 76 OW 780 07 e H JODI LYNN BBLLES
SHIPPENSBURG R 8073 04 CUMBERLAND 40 3 77 31W 680 MID MID H SHIPPBNSBURG UNIVERSITY
SINNEMAHONING 8145 07 CAMERON 41 " 78 OW 820 07 H ELlZABmI lfOClMBR
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW 8184 09 BUTLER 41 3 80 4W 1250 SR SR e H SLPRY ROCK DISPOSL PLANT
SOMERSET 8244 0' SOMERSET 40 0 79 5W 2100 08 H STEPHEN W SHAULIS
SOUTH MOUNTAIN 8308 04 FRANKLIN 39 51 77 29W 1520 07 07 H S MOUNTAIN RBS'roRATION C
SPRINGBORQ J WNW 8361 10 CRAWFORD 41 49 80 26W 1005 07 07 e H THOMAS W STBWART
SPRING CREEK 5 NE 6364 10 WARREN 41 55 79 27W 1470 07 07 H I~IVB 01/01/2004
SPRING GROVE 8379 04 YORK 39 52 76 52W 450 08 H P H GLATFBLTBR COMPANY
SPRI~ 1 NNE 8400 03 BUCKS 40 34 75 16W 860 07 22 H VIRGINIA DBRBYSHlRE
STATE COLLEGE II 8449 07 eEN'IRE 40 46 77 52W 1170 07 07 H PA STATE UNIVBRSITY
STEVENSON DAM 8469 07 CAMBRON 41 24 78 lW 932 07 07 e H srNNtMAH'ctUNG ST PK
STRAUSSTOWN 8570 03 BERKS 40 29 76 11W 600 08 H HARVEY C STAMBAUGH
STRONGSTOWN 8589 0' INDIANA 40 33 78 SSW 1880 07 e H MR.S CAROL RODKEY
S'I'ROUDSBURG 8596 01 MONROE 41 1 75 11W 460 07 07 H JUOlm GILBO
SUNBURY 8668 05 NORTIlUMBERLA 40 51 76 47W 575 07 07 H SUNBURY MUNICIPAL AUTH
SUSQUEHANNA 869:2 06 SUSQUEHANNA 41 57 75 36W no 07 H TRI-BOROMtJNICIPAL AtrI'H
TAMAQUA 8758 02 SCHUYLKILL 40 48 75 59W 925 07 e H RONALD YURCHAK
TANNERSVILLE 2E 8776 01 MONROE 41 3 75 1'" "0 07 H ROBERT A BARROW
TlOOA HAMMOND DAM 8868 06 TIOGA 41 54 77 OW 1230 07 e H USA CORPS OF Kl'J3INEERS
TIONESTA 2 SE LAKE 8873 10 FOREST 41 29 79 26W 1200 08 08 e H USA CORPS OF EY]INEERS
TITUSVILLE WATER WORKS 8888 10 CRAWFORD 41 38 79 42W 1220 07 07 e H TITUSVILLE MATBR WORKS
TOBYHANNA POCONO MTN A 8893 01 MONROE 41 8 75 13W 1916 07 07 e H POCONO AIR CENTER
TOWANDA 1 S 8905 06 BRADFORD 41 45 76 2?w 760 07 07 e H WAYNE A VANDERPOOL
TROY 1 NE 8959 06 BRADFORD 41 47 76 47W 1110 06 H BOROUGH OF TROY
TYRONE 9022 08 BLAIR 40 40 78 13W 890 07 e H BOROUGH OF TYRONE WWTP
ONION CITY FLTR PLT 9042 10 ERIE 41 54 79 49W 1400 07 e H ONION CITY FILTRA PLANT
UNIONTOWN 1 NE 9050 0' FAYETTE 39 55 79 43W '56 08 08 H GTR UNIONTOWN JOINT SPA
WARREN 9298 10 WARREN 41 51 79 ow 1210 07 07 H WARREN FIRE DKPAR'IMENT
WASHINGTON 3 NE 9318 0' WASHINGTON 40 11 80 11W 1300 07 07 e H MIKE DUFPALLA
WAYNESBURG 1 E 9367 0' GREENE 39 54 80 lOW 940 07 07 e H MARK MCCULLOUGH
WELLSBORO 4 SW 9408 06 TIOGA 41 42 77 23W 1818 07 07 e H JOHN M WEAVER
WEST CHESTER 2 Nli 9464 03 CHESTER 39 58 75 38W 375 08 08 H CHRISTOPHRR KNOWLES
WEST HICKORY 2 9510 10 FOREST 41 35 79 25W 1345 07 H EARL ZARICHNAK
WILKES BARRE 9702 01 LUZERNE 41 14 75 53W 660 07 H JAMES M SIRACUSE
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON 9705 01 LUZERNE 41 20 75 44W 930 MID MID e HJ ASOS - NWS
WILLIAMSBURG 9714 08 BLAIR 40 28 78 1," 845 07 H F DENNIS CLAPP~R
WILLIAMSPORT RGNL AP R 9728 05 LYCOMING 41 15 76 55W 520 MID MID e HJ ASOS - FAA
WILLIAMSPORT :2 9735 05 LYCOMING 41 15 76 59W 525 22 22 H DEAN ANDERSON
WOLFS BURG 9823 08 BEDFORD 40 3 78 32W 1185 07 H JOSEPH S KAMINSKI
YORK 3 SSW PUMP STN 9933 04 YORK 39 55 76 45W 390 17 17 H YORK WATER OJMPANY
YORK HAVEN 9950 03 YORK 40 7 76 43W 310 07 H METROPOLITAN EDISON CO
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HARRISBURG CAPITAL CITY ARPT (363699)
Daily Almanac
Date, Sep 2, 2005
Daily Values
Max Temperature
Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Precipitation
New Snowfall
Snow Depth
HDD (base 65)
CDD (base 65)
Month-To-Date
Avg Max Temperature
Avg Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Total Precipitation
Total Snowfall
Avg Snow Depth
Total HOD
Total CDD
Observed
88
61
74.5
0.00
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10
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86.5
63.5
75.0
0.00
o
21
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80
61
71
0.12
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5
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80.0
61. 0
71.0
0.24
o
11
Record/Year
102 in 1953
45 in 1949
87.0 in 1953
1. 75 in 1926
0.0 in 1991+
o in 1991+
7 in 1935
22 in 1953
Record/Year
100.0 in 1953
49.0 in 1967
85.8 in 1953
4.00 in 1952
0.0 in 1991
o in 1991
10 in 1935
42 in 1953
Prey Year
79
58
68.5
0.00
o
4
Prey Year
80.0
58.0
69.0
0.00
o
9
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HARRISBURG CAPITAL CITY ARPT (363699)
Daily Almanac
Date: Sep 3, 2005
Daily Values
Max Temperature
Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Precipitation
New Snowfall
Snow Depth
HDD (base 65)
CDD (base 65)
Month-To-Date
Avg Max Temperature
Avg Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Total Precipitation
Total Snowfall
Avg Snow Depth
Total HDD
Total CDD
Observed
82
58
70.0
0.00
o
5
Observed
85.0
61. 7
73.3
0.00
o
26
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80
61
70
0.12
o
5
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80.0
61. 0
70.7
0.36
o
16
Record/Year
102 in 1953
43 in 1967
87.0 in 1953
1. 26 in 1974
0.0 in 1991+
o in 1991+
7 in 1935
22 in 1953
Record/Year
100.7 in 1953
47.0 in 1967
86.2 in 1953
4.02 in 1952
0.0 in 1991
o in 1991
17 in 1935
64 in 1953
Prey Year
79
59
69.0
0.01
o
4
Prey Year
79.7
58.3
69.0
0.01
o
13
+ indicates record also occurred in previous years (last occurrence listed).
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HARRISBURG CAPITAL CITY ARPT (363699)
Daily Almanac
Date: Sep 4, 2005
Daily Values
Max Temperature
Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Precipitation
New Snowfall
Snow Depth
HDD (base 65)
CDD (base 65)
Month-To-Date
Avg Max Temperature
Avg Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Total Precipitation
Total Snowfall
Avg Snow Depth
Total HDD
Total CDD
Observed
81
56
68.5
0.00
o
4
Observed
84.0
60.2
72 .1
0.00
o
30
Normal
79
61
70
0.12
o
5
Normal
79.8
61. 0
70.5
0.48
o
21
Record/Yea"
93 in 1964+
46 in 1946
84.0 in 1970+
1.15 in 1935
0.0 in 1991+
o in 1991+
5 in 1974+
19 in 1970+
Reco"d/Yea"
98.8 in 1953
49.8 in 1967
85.6 in 1953
4.02 in 1952
o . 0 in 1991
o in 1991
17 in 1935
83 in 1953
Prev Year
83
60
71.5
0.00
o
7
Prev Year
80.5
58.8
69.6
0.01
o
20
+ indicates record also occurred in previous years (last occurrence listed).
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HARRISBURG CAPITAL CITY ARPT (363699)
Daily Almanac
Date: Sep 5, 2005
Daily Values
Max Temperature
Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Precipitation
New Snowfall
Snow Depth
HOD (base 65)
CDD (base 65)
Month-To-Date
Avg Max Temperature
Avg Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Total Precipitation
Total Snowfall
Avg Snow Depth
Total HOD
Total CDD
Observed
83
54
68.5
0.00
o
4
Observed
83.8
59.0
71.4
0.00
o
34
Normal
79
60
70
0.12
o
5
Normal
79.6
60.8
70.4
0.60
o
26
Record/Year
93 in 1954
47 in 1974
82.5 in 1985
1. 92 in 1979
0.0 in 1991+
o in 1991+
6 in 2000+
18 in 1985
Record/Year
96.6 in 1953
50.0 in 1946
83.3 in 1953
4.02 in 1952
0.0 in 1991
o in 1991
17 in 1935
92 in 1953
Prev Year
77
61
69.0
0.00
o
4
prev Year
79.8
59.2
69.5
0.01
o
24
+ indicates record also occurred in previous years (last occurrence listed) .
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5/26/2006
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HARRISBURG CAPITAL CITY ARPT (363699)
Daily Almanac
Date: Sep 6, 2005
Daily Values
Max Temperature
Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Precipitation
New Snowfall
Snow Depth
HDD (base 65)
CDD (base 65)
Month-To-Date
Avg Max Temperature
Avg Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Total Precipitation
Total Snowfall
Avg Snow Depth
Total HDD
Total CDD
Observed
83
57
70.0
0.00
o
5
Observed
83.7
58.7
71.2
0.00
o
39
Normal
79
60
69
0.12
o
5
Normal
79.5
60.7
70.2
0.72
o
31
Record/Year
96 in 1983
46 in 2000+
83.0 in 1943
1.11 in 1979
0.0 in 1991+
o in 1991+
8 in 1988
18 in 1943
Record/Year
91. 2 in 1953
50.5 in 1946
80.1 in 1961
4.27 in 1974
0.0 in 1991
o in 1991
17 in 1974
92 in 1961
Prev Year
73
59
66.0
0.00
o
1
Prey Year
78.7
59.2
68.9
0.01
o
25
+ indicates record also occurred in previous years (last occurrence listed).
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5/25/2006
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HARRISBURG CAPITAL CITY ARPT (363699)
Daily Almanac
Date: Sep 7, 2005
Daily Values
Max Temperature
Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Precipitation
New Snowfall
Snow Depth
HDD (base 65)
CDD (base 65)
Month-To-Date
Avg Max Temperature
Avg Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Total Precipitation
Total Snowfall
Avg Snow Depth
Total HDD
Total CDD
Observed
84
55
69.5
0.00
o
5
Observed
83.7
58.1
70.9
0.00
o
44
Normal
79
60
69
0.12
o
4
Normal
79.4
60.6
70.0
0.84
o
35
Record/Year
96 in 1985
46 in 1976+
85.5 in 1985
0.65 in 1934
0.0 in 1991+
o in 1991+
9 in 1949
21 in 1985
Record/Year
89.7 in 1973
51. 9 in 1946
79.4 in 1961
4.63 in 1974
0.0 in 1991
o in 1991
22 in 1928
103 in 1961
Prey Year
78
66
72.0
0.00
o
7
Prey Year
78.6
60.1
69.4
0.01
o
32
+ indicates record also occurred in previous years (last occurrence listed) .
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HARRISBURG CAPITAL CITY ARPT (363699)
Daily Almanac
Date, Sep 8, 2005
Daily Values
Max Temperature
Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Precipitation
New Snowfall
Snow Depth
HDD (base 65)
CDD (base 65)
Month-To-Date
Avg Max Temperature
Avg Min Temperature
Avg Temperature
Total Precipitation
Total Snowfall
Avg Snow Depth
Total HDD
Total CDD
Observed
85
53
69.0
0.00
o
4
Observed
83.9
57.5
70.7
0.00
o
48
Normal
78
59
69
0.12
o
4
Normal
79.2
60.4
69.9
0.96
o
39
Record/Year
97 in 1939
45 in 1988
81. 5 in 1985
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PLAINTIFFS
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
V.
: NO. 06-1908 CIVIL TERM
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and
FRANK P. TAMANINI, Individually and
As agent for TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C. :
DEFENDANTS
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW, this 10th day of July, 2006, upon consideration of the foregoing
Motion to Open Record, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND DIRECTED that:
1. A rule is issued upon the Defendants to show cause why the Plaintiffs are not
entitled to the relief requested;
2. The Defendants will file an answer to this petition on or before
July 30, 2006;
3. A copy of said answer will be filed with this Court;
4. The petition shall be decided under Pa.R.C.P. No. 206.7;
5. If no answer to the Rule to Show cause is filed by the required date, the relief
requested by Plaintiffs shall be granted.
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Plaintiffs
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA
: No. 06-1908 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
vs.
TRlNDLE STATION, LLC and
FRANK P. TAMANINI, individually and as:
Agent for TRINDLE STATION, LLC,
Defendants
D:EFENDANTS' ANSWER TO PLAINTIFFS' MOTION
TO OPEN THE RECORD TO RECEIVE EVIDENCE
I. Denied as stated. The Court did not "begin proceedings"; in fact, the
Court began hearing testimony during a hearing which spanned the period May 22-24,
2006.
2. It is admitted that the hearing spanned the period May 22-24, 2006.
3. Admitted.
4. Denied as stated. The Court ordered the parties to file "a weather history
summary to include the amount of rainfall received each day from September 2, 2005 to
September 6, 2005 along with the reported average precipitation for the period." The
Court did not order the parties to present "evidence of stormwater damage suffered by
Plaintiffs." In fact, the Plaintiffs had ample opportunity to present evidence of their
damages, and in fact presented the testimony, under oath, of Derek Mongelli, John
Mongelli, and Markus Muretic on this very point.
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5. Admitted. This is the information the Court directed the parties to file in
its May 24, 2006 order.
6. Admitted.
7. Admitted, upon information and belief.
8. Denied. There was no "technical error." Giving sworn testimony, under
questioning from your own attorney, that turns out to be wrong, is not a "technical error."
There is nothing "technical" involved. To call this disparity a ''technical error" is
disingenuous. At worst the "error" is simply falsehoods; at best, mistakes. It is not
customary to allow parties, after the conclusion of all the evidence, to return to Court
with "corrections" of their falsehoods or errors. The Plaintiffs had a full opportunity to
present evidence of Defendants' alleged breaches and Plaintiffs' alleged damages. They
were examined, cross-examined, and subjected to redirect examination on the very points
on which they seek to add additional evidence that is at variance with their sworn hearing
testimony. They could have come to court in the first instance with weather records to
support their claims, but chose not to do so. Plaintiffs have not presented any legitimate
reason why they should be permitted to do so now.
9. Defendants admit that Plaintiffs have obtained weather reports for dates
other than the dates on which their testimony focused and as to which the Court requested
weather data. Defendants deny the characterization "significant rainfalJ as testified to by
Plaintiffs." Additionally, it is presumptuous to call the new dates "corrected" dates, in
light of the sworn testimony of three witnesses to the contrary. These are not "corrected
dates," although they would qualify as other dates.
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10. Admitted.
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WHEREFORE, Defendants respectfully request the Court to deny Plaintiffs'
motion to reopen the record to receive additional evidence.
Saidis, Flower & Lindsay
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26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Phone: 717.243.6222
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I hereby verify the facts set forth in the foregoing Answer, to the extent they are
not matters of record, are true and correct to best of my knowledge, information and
belief. I understand that false statements herein are subject to the penalties of 18
Pa.C.S.A. Section 4904 relating to unsworn falsification to authorities.
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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that on July 28, 2006 I served a copy of the foregoing Answer
upon Nathan C. Wolf, Esquire, attorney for Plaintiffs, by having it hand-delivered to his
office at 10 West High Street, Carlisle, PA 17013.
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Plaintiff
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: CNIL ACTION
JOHN T. MONGELLI,
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
DEREK A. MONGELLI, and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Defendants
: No. 05-6808 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
Plaintiffs
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA
: No. 06-1908 Civil Term ./'
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, LLC and
FRANK P. T AMANINI, individually and as :
Agent for TRINDLE STATION, LLC,
Defendants
MOTION TO CONSOLIDATE
COME NOW, Frank P. Tamanini ("Tamanini") and Trindle Station, LLC
("Trindle Station"), through their attorneys, Saidis, Flower & Lindsay, pursuant to
Pa.R.C.P. No. 213 (a), and in support of their motion aver the following:
1. Tamanini commenced Civil Action No. 05-6808 in this Court (the
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Cwnberland County to be known as "Trindle Station, Phase II."
2. The Mongellis commenced Civil Action No. 06-1908 (the "Mongelli
action") on April 3, 2006 to specifically enforce an agreement for the sale by the
Mongellis and purchase by Tamanini and Trindle Station of land in Cumberland County,
adjoining the Trindle Station Phase II land, known as "Trindle Station, Phase 1." The
Mongellis in that action also requested an injunction to prevent Tamanini and Trindle
Station from conveying any lots in Trindle Station Phase I until various alleged
obligations under the Phase I agreement were carried out.
3. The two cases involve, for the most part, the same parties. Tamanini is the
sole member and manager of Trindle Station, LLC.
4. The two cases involve common questions oflaw and fact. For example,
the question of why the Mongellis declared the Phase II agreement null and void was the
subject of testimony in the hearing on the Mongellis' motion for injunctive relief in the
Mongelli action; the same question is central to the Tamanini action.
5. The consolidation of the two cases would promote judicial economy.
6. The Honorable Judge M. L. Ebert, Jr. has presided in the Mongelli action,
No. 06-1908.
7. Undersigned counsel spoke to Nathan Wolf, attorney for the Mongellis to
seek his concurrence in the instant motion. Attorney Wolf has not responded to counsel's
request within the time he promised to do so. Consequently, undersigned counsel has
been unable to find out whether attorney Wolf concurs or does not concur in the instant
motion.
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their motion and order that the above-captioned cases be consolidated for all purposes.
Respectfully submitted,
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I hereby certify that on August 2--( , 2006 I served a copy of the foregoing
Motion upon Nathan C. Wolf, Esquire, attorney for John Mongelli, Gweneth Mongelli,
Derek Mongelli and Denise Mongelli, by mailing it to his office at lOWest High Street,
Carlisle, P A 17013.
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: IN THE COURT OF COMMON
: PLEAS
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FRANK p, T AMANINI,
vs,
: CNIL ACTION
JOHN T, MONGELLI,
GWENETH D, MONGELLI,
DEREK A. MONGELLI, and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Defendants
: No. 05-6808 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
JOHN T, MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
Plaintiffs
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA
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: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, LLC and
FRANK P. T AMANINI, individually and as:
Agent for TRINDLE STATION, LLC,
Defendants
AND NOW, this
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day of St.-~ \ t. "^ ~ f-i"
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consideration of the motion of Frank P. Tamanini and Trindle Station, LLC to
consolidate the above-captioned cases, a rule is hereby issued upon John Mongelli,
Gweneth Mongelli, Derek Mongelli and Denise Mongelli, to show cause why the prayer
of the motion should not be granted. Rule returnable ). 0
days after the date of
service of this Order.
BY THE COURT:
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26 W. High Street
Carlisle, PAl 70 13
Nathan C. Wolf, Esq.
10 W. High Street
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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATfORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATfORNEY FOR RESPONDENTS
FRANK P. TAMANINI,
Plaintiff
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
vs.
: CIVIL ACTION
JOHN T. MONGELLI,
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
DEREKA. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
: No.: 05-6808 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
Defendants
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
; No.: 06-1908 Civil Term /
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
Plaintiffs
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, LLC and
FRANK P. TAMANINI, individually,
and as Agent for TRINDLE
STATION, LLC,
Defendants
CERTIFICATE OF CONCURRENCE
AND NOW come the respondents, John T. Mongelli, Gweneth D. Mongelli, Derek A Mongelli
and Denise A Mongelli, by and through their attorney, Nathan C Wolf, Esquire, and hereby certify they
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concur in the relief requested in the Movant's Motion to Consolidate, provided Respondents are not
prejudiced by such consolidation concerning the entry of an Order for Injunctive Relief.
Dated: September 29,2006
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Supreme Court I.D. No. 87380
(717) 241-4436
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NATHAN C. WOLF, ESQUIRE
ATtORNEY ID NO. 87380
10 WEST HIGH STREET
CARLISLE PA 17013
(717) 241-4436
ATtORNEY FOR RESPONDENTS
FRANK P. TAMANINI,
Plaintiff
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
vs.
: CIVIL ACTION
JOHN T. MONGELLI,
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
DEREKA. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
: No.: 05-6808 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
Defendants
JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and wife,
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
: No.: 06-1908 Civil Term
: JURY TRIAL DEMANDED
Plaintiffs
vs.
TRINDLE STATION, LLC and
FRANK P. T AMANINI, individually,
and as Agent for TRINDLE
STATION, LLC,
Defendants
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I, the undersigned, hereby certify that on the date indicated below, I caused a true and correct copy
of the foregoing Certificate of Concurrence to be hand-delivered to the below-listed party, in the
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instant matter, addressed as follows:
Dated: September 29,2006
Brian Caffrey, Esquire
Saidis Flower & Lindsay, P. C.
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JOHN T. MONGELLI,
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
DEREK A. MONGELLI AND
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
DEFENDANTS
: NO. 05-6808 CIVIL
JOHN T. MONGELLI AND
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and Wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI AND
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and Wife,
PLAINTIFFS
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
v.
TRINDLE STATION, LLC AND
FRANK P. TAMANINI, individually,
And as Agent for
TRINDLE STATION, LLC,
DEFENDANTS : NO. 06-1908 CNtL
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW, this 4th day of October, 2006, upon consideration of the Motion of
Frank P. Tamanini and Trindle Station, LLC to consolidate the above captioned cases
and upon receipt of the Certificate of Concurrence filed by the attorney for the
respondents, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND DIRECTED that the above captioned
cases are consolidated for all purposes.
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PLAINTIFFS
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Corporation, and
FRANK P. TAMANINI, Individually and
As agent for TRINDLE STATION, L.L.C. :
DEFENDANTS : NO. 06-1908 CIVIL TERM
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW, this 26th day of December, 2006, upon consideration of the Plaintiffs'
Motion to Open Record to Receive Evidence and in consideration of the Defendants'
Answer thereto and the Court having directed sua sponte that the parties clarify the date
of the significant rainfall which occurred on or about labor Day 2005,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND DIRECTED that the Plaintiffs' Motion is
GRANTED to the limited extent that all testimony referring to a significant rainfall
occurring on labor Day 2005, which was September 5, 2005, in actuality occurred on
August 29,2005.
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Nathan C. Wolf, Esquire
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Brian C. Caffrey, Esquire
Attorney for Defendants
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JOHN T. MONGELLI and
GWENETH D. MONGELLI,
Husband and Wife, and
DEREK A. MONGELLI and
DENISE A. MONGELLI,
Husband and Wife,
PLAINTIFFS
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
: CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
V.
TRINDLE STATION, L.L.c., a
Pennsylvania Limited Liability
Corporation, and
FRANK P. TAMANINI, Individually and
As agent for TRINDLE STATION, L.L.c.
DEFENDANTS : NO. 06-1908 CIVIL TERM
ORDER OF COURT
AND NOW, this 29th day of December, 2006, upon consideration of the
Plaintiffs' Petition for Injunctive Relief, the Defendant's Answer thereto and after
Plenary Hearing in the matter;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED AND DIRECTED that the Plaintiffs' Request for
Injunctive Relief is DENIED.
By the Court,
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M. L. Ebert, Jr.,
~an C. Wolf, Esquire
Attorney for Plaintiffs
~ C. Caffrey, Esquire
Attorney for Defendant '\
SAlOIS,
FLOWER &
LINDSAY
A:I1ORNE\'S-AT.LAW
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA
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Frank P. Tamanini,
Plaintiff
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
v.
John T. Mongelli,
Gweneth D. Mongelli,
Derek A. Mongelli and
Denise A. Mongelli,
Defendants
NO. 05-6808 CIVIL
John T. Mongelli and
Gweneth D. Mongelli,
Husband and Wife, and
Derek A. Mongelli and
Denise A. Mongelli,
Husband and Wife,
Plaintiffs
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
v.
Trindle Station, LLC and
Frank P. Tamanini, individually
And as Agent for
Trindle Station, LLC,
Defendants
NO. 06-1908 CIVIL /'
PRAECIPE TO SETTLE AND DISCONTINUE
TO THE PROTHONOTARY:
Please mark the above captioned actions settled and discontinued, with prejudice, as to all
claims and counterclaims.
Date: die; /67
. dis, Flower & Lindsay
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S e C. Hixenbaugh, Esqu'
Attorney ill #91641
Robert C. Saidis, Esquire
Attorney ill #21458
26 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Phone: 717-243-6222
Attorneys for Plaintiff and Defendant
Date: "2/7-Z-00 7
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Attorney #87380
1 0 West igh Street
Carlisle, P A 17013
Phone: 717-241-4436
Attorneys for Plaintiff and Defendant
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