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Home My WebLink About06-4085 " COYNE & COYNE, P.C. Henry F. Coyne, Esquire Pa. S. Ct. No. 06250 3901 Market Street Camp Hill, PA 17011-4227 (717) 737-0464 Attorneys for Petitioners INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP CIVIL DIVISION No. Ijft,~ cfh(5' ~ PETITION FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP TO THE HONORABLE, Judges of Said Court: AND NOW, comes the Petitioners, residents of the Election Precincts of Upper and Enola, located in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County, by and through the undersigned counsel, COYNE & COYNE, p,c., and hereby petition your Honorable Court for the creation of a new election district for western portions of the precincts of Upper and Enola pursuant to Sections 502 and 503 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P,S, ~~ 2702 and 2703, et seq" and in support thereof state as follows: I, Petitioners are the Board of Commissioners of East Pennsboro Township (hereinafter referred to as "The Township") the legal representatives of the citizens of East Pennsboro Township, a Township of the First Class, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, with its principal place of business being located at 98 S, Enola Drive, Pennsylvania 17025 and registered voters residing with the Upper Precinct and Enola Precinct of the Township, '. 2, According to the precinct registration summary on the street list as of October 19, 2005, the Upper Precinct of the Township contained 2,935 registered electors, 3, According to the precinct registration summary on the street list as of October 19,2005, the Enola Precinct of the Township contained 2,924 registered electors, 4, According to the April I, 2000 U.S, Census, 4,097 people reside in the Upper Precinct of the Township, 5, According to the April I, 2000 U.S, Census 4,118 people reside in the Enola Precinct of the Township, 6, Voting for the Upper Precinct is currently held at the Midway Fire Company, 17 East Manor Avenue, Enola, East Pennsboro Township, Pennsylvania 17025, 7, Voting for the Enola Precinct is currently held at the Citizens Fire Company, 225 North Enola Drive, Enola, East Pennsboro Township, Pennsylvania 17025, 8, Section 502 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P,S, ~ 2702, provides, in part, that: "[T]he court of common pleas of the county in which the same are located, may form or create new election districts by dividing or redividing any borough, township, ward or election district into two or more elections districts of compact and contiguous territory.... Except for good cause shown, election district so formed shall not contain more than one thousand two hundred (1,200) registered electors," Id, 9, Section 503 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P,S, ~ 2703, further provides, in part, that: "[U]pon the petition of twenty registered electors of any township, borough, ward or election district, to the court of the proper county, praying for the division or redivision of such township, borough, ward or election district .., the said court shall refer the said petition to the county board of elections, which shall make a full investigation of the facts, and shall report to the court its findings and recommendations as to the division ,.. prayed for, If the court board shall find that a division '" of election districts will promote the convenience of the electors and the public interests, it shall recommend a proper '. division '" which must have clearly visible physical boundaries, and shall accompany its report with a map and a verbal description of the boundaries, as well as a certification of the number of electors registered in each of the resulting election districts for the immediately preceding general or municipal election," Id, 10. The Petitioners are registered electors in the precincts of Upper and Enola, East Pennsboro Township, believe it is necessary and appropriate to create a new voting precinct from the western portion of the precincts of Upper and Enola, East Pennsboro Township, for the following reasons: a, The Upper Precinct, with 2,935 registered electors, is double the statutorily recommended number of 1,200 registered electors for each election precinct; b, The large number of registered electors who must cast their votes at this precinct creates undue and extended delays during primary and general elections and discourages prospective electors from exercising their right to vote, In fact, in the 2005 primary and general elections, numerous voters in this precinct came to the polling place and left without voting because of the long lines and length of time to cast their votes, It is also believed is therefore averred, that some voters do not even bother to vote because of their knowledge of these long lines, c, The Upper Precinct continues to experience growth in both its housing and population and it is therefore believed and averred, that the present situation discourages residents from voting, will only worsen, unless relief is granted and a new voting precinct is created; d, Adding additional election booths or polling tables at the existing precincts will not alleviate the long lines or unreasonable waits by voters in the Upper Precinct, since Section 1220 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P.S, ~ 3060(a), prohibits more than ten (10) voters at anyone time in the polling place (the room provided for voting), outside of the enclosed space of any primary or general election; .. '. e, The county committees of Democrat and Republican Parties are organized by electing one male and one female committee person at the voting district level. The registered Democrats and Republicans in the Upper Precinct are under-represented on their respective county committees for organizational and endorsement purposes; f. Since each party elects only two county committee members for this voting district the large population creates an undue burden upon them in communications with the voters of this voting district. 11. The Petitioners are registered electors in the Enola Precinct, believe it is necessary and appropriate to create a new voting precinct from the western portion of the precincts of Upper and Enola, East Pennsboro Township, for the following reasons: a, The Enola Precinct with 2,924 registered electors has more than double the statutorily recommended number of 1,200 registered electors for each election precinct; b, The large number of registered electors who must cast their votes at this precinct creates undue and extended delays during primary and general elections and discourages prospective electors from exercising their right to vote, In fact, in the 2005 primary and general elections, numerous voters in this precinct came to the polling place and left without voting because of the long lines and length of time to wait to cast their votes, It is also believed and averred, that some voters do not even bother to vote because of their knowledge of these extremely long lines; c, The Enola Precinct continues to experience growth in both its housing and population and it is therefore believed and averred, that the present situation which discourages residents from voting, will only worsen, unless relief is granted and the new voting precinct is created; d, Adding additional election booths or polling tables will not alleviate the long lines or unreasonable waits by voters in the Enola Precinct, since Section 1220 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P,S, ~ 3060(a), prohibits more than ten (10) voters at anyone time in the polling place (the room provided for voting), outside of the enclosed space of any primary or general election; e, The county committees of Democrat and Republican Parties are organized by electing one male and one female committee person at the voting district level. The registered Democrats and Republicans in the Enola Precinct are under-represented on their respective county committees for organizational and endorsement purposes; f, Since each party elects only two county committee members for this voting district the large population creates an undue burden upon them in communications with the voters of this voting district. 12, The existing geography and demographics of the precincts of Upper and Enola naturally suggest the aforesaid western portion of the Precincts of Upper and Enola could easily support a separate election districts, and be referred to as "East Pennsboro Township Enola West Precinct." 13, Petitioners believe and therefore aver, the River of God Church, located at 747 Wertzville Road, Enola, East Pennsboro Township, Pennsylvania 17025, would be suitable as a polling place to serve the new voter polling place for the "East Pennsboro Township Enola West Precinct," and the facility is also handicap accessible, 14. The East Pennsboro Township Upper Precinct could continue to be served by the existing polling place at the said Midway Fire Company, 17 East Manor Avenue, Enola, East Pennsboro Township, Pennsylvania 17025, 15, The western portions of voting precincts of Upper and Enola, which may constitute a new voting precinct, is depicted on the East Pennsboro Township map attached hereto as Exhibit "A," which illustrates the township and its voting precincts, 16, The East Pennsboro Township Enola Precinct could be renamed the "East Pennsboro Township Enola East Precinct" and could continue to be served by existing polling place at the said Citizens Fire Company, 225 North Enola Drive, Enola, East Pennsboro Township, Pennsylvania 17025, 17, Although dividing the Precincts of Upper and Enola and the creation of a new elector precinct portions, as requested, may result in the precincts of Upper, Enola East and Enola West exceeding 1,200 registered electors for each district as provided for under the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P,S, ~ 2702, the Petitioners believe and therefore aver, that good cause exists as that term is used under the said Section 2702 of the Election Code, to exceed this recommendation, Furthermore, many other voting precincts in Cumberland County, which have voter registration numbers like those being proposed, presently exceed 1,200 registered electors in their districts and do not experience voter inconvenience and delay like that presently experienced in the precincts of Upper and Enola of the Township, 18, Petitioners request that new election district be created in order to accommodate the convenience of the registered electors and to promote the public interest and participation in elections by registered electors, 19, Petitions were circulated by electors of the Upper and Enola Precincts for establishmenty of new voting precincts in the Township, (Attached as Exhibit "B"), WHEREFORE, the Petitioners, and the Board of Commissioners of East Pennsboro Township through their undersigned counsel, respectfully pray that this Honorable Court direct the County Board of Election to investigate fully and promptly the facts as alleged in this Petition and to report to this Honorable Court its findings and recommendations as to a creation of a new election district known as "East Pennsboro Township Enola West Precinct" and "East Pennsboro Township Enola East Precinct" in order to promote and serve the convenience of the registered electors and public interest. Respectfully submitted, COYNE & COYNE, p,c. Dated: ,~ M F:)- G By: ~p~A,~ Henry F. Coyne, quire Pa, Supreme Ct. No, 06250 3901 Market Street Camp Hill, PA 17011-4227 (717) 737-0464 Attorneys for Petitioners " PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP, May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and traffic congestion at the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township __ but County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct. Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from western portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at the Upper and Enola precincts, Signature of Elector ",)!J.#~~. , 111/:1& Address of Elector Voting Precinct (Upper or Enola) 9::<0.5. Nt( Mr.!.. 'Sf',. 6:/1/1:)(.,4 I 9;20 S I-IcO,,7lf0f; Z/7)/ JL. ttfJM.f!.. yjJfJe jl ./ g:1(', C, Mj lYTff <;;+, Fnoirr- 75 .#;/(,..,u.::JA/ ,J?#~l:? '18 r;~('(l\.'^ 1:'".+ 'Dr! J-t G1)Q ~,.\rltlLiN(r CcJ'-1l-i 5e>5~"/~~nI ~ 50) ttfes4r.r,alaJ Rv-'\ u.~;, 0/ 1--/ rJLL Di,JUI e ~J L/l/ 42.--C1'~1 e,l-- \ ..If'pf' V' ()(//~ [l f I1f'V ) V U,llf'.lr rJ - trpr (A U'i'-l y' ,A.--1.1r A / , - /2/vo .' PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP, May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and traffic congestion at the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township - but County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct, Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from western portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at the Upper and Enola precincts, Signature of Elector c:' ;.W ~ ~rJ'- J< - M nUl A Q Address of Elector Voting Precinct (Upper or Enola) f/(DffAO!e p, [/L/tJ!c ,'3i If C e ~1-kr St. En 0 fa. ~ LltOpU I, 5 iLt~t.-bA ",J 9A-'1\~ ~\trJ1. ;!J;:::}::'t';: J1~ J 17 JA~ t!!.,{j d. .IAA 1-1""'1.. J ~ ----, / ' ~~'7 Jm.~r~.()\ C-\ , J.:rf'" ~\ ~. LB-utn'&, ~ ?-'>-"I~ \~~ 5>0:)-- bEVJ!1t1 ~p- . ~ ~l <:;t ltZer 0)\-cd f',\ec4. Lcrper ,. .' PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP, May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and traffic congestion at the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township - but County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct, Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from western portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at the Upper and Enola precincts, Signature of Elector Address of Elector Voting Precinct (Upper or Enola) , 77,1 7#d4M~ -"I /~~_ . /" f,r-0?1f'7"7/M ;&./ vf~ 4;t;4!".r- riot) Mt7~' tir~, 0PP R/l- ja.f~~V)~~ tuft 0<9r S. ~Uv% jJP, ,# 2- 'l-- ~J.<'''- p. / II I!'/' J ' /~ f; 1/1/WlY-v~ 3 f, &:~ ~~.. ~,.Q,.,- Mfr<~ ~~(.<<?.e~.x ?(J..~#/.;ft~?".r.4.5' ~1?""..m.n-7P~Q., ~/r)<1M~ - .:'-1 .3 n",-~.Ai'"e~ tfCce -~~ OJ",. ktt1-i>>v ! Y I /l - ~ ~ "1./ 35'IO/~~<;_~ ~ 35/0. I!:AP\~J-' ~I{tfi (~ 1-- LJt1~i ~'\i\~ /-A)ij ~ .4 i U'/.)"'e.r' p q, '. .' PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP, May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and traffic congestion at the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township - but County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct. Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from western portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at the Upper and Enola precincts, Signature of Elector Address of Elector Voting Precinct (Upper or Eno/a) C~A~~~\ZJ~ 7:fl.,~#c1~),e'#/€' ~A__ ~~' ~tt)v:L 71{{/tJ-C,tunmd 11-, !{~G '~ ~b<6 \ S'/I-&' ~1-t~ -.-i&ft~O/\__ , C\ 11~ ~.P I Cflf[(EI< 1?J.~ft\(d 1J<l. (AlrJ?c?~ A ()/l~)) )f?~~ \~ /?L. f7'7.~);/~ / ~--eL 3, ~ d?~~ t!I ~:t!dd)/' rf/75', /411(1/ 5'rf b/1r.,~ (, :d. ?~'" ~ ;J~ _ " . flt;;{~...'J ({t/{.JJ/!/l41,) //J'1 C'&tL s-f. ~~--,-?~ (fJri-(h,- ~;1lo--- ~~~ (' f ZN~ .' PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP, May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and traffic congestion at the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township - but County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and . Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from western portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at the Upper and Enola precincts, Signature of Elector /J~0-rrhl &k ~i. ~.....j~ V ~ " /7,1 A oj; M/.r~~J;;, ~I/)' L I /'/ 12 . Jh{"(/{>>>1./..& /, /~~5h~~ >1 v:,-J. U~') ~ A 0 ').. i 1V1./O'/(;.... ~~/ , ~~/~,"~ Z~- Address of Elector Voting Precinct (Upper or Enola) )1.)S,~th, ~ 'LIS' So t'l.u (GIn" i / / C/~ f2tJ- II I eJ.,tdPy Pr/ . ?~ E, ~ncr Ave. Lf-() g S Z~~/,.4'/ )-/-1' f 4-0 ~"..v.,"",,,Qr ~AjJ Y-- 4/; cO /\ 'Ii_ ,II) ~-d'''~'~'/ [;;;/A:/./ ~07 A-1J/t D It Cf () () ~ t<.. rP ~/)el' v l.'1r~ I ! Il1 ?-J2e7 c~lo... ~ . ! j:.zJL.(..l fAfJLLA./ (h1/W( ./ I iljJl'~~ ~ ., PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP, , May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and traffic congestion at the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township __ but County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct. Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from western portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at the Upper and Enola precincts. Signature of Elector 'Do N '5T'-t CjL fI1f1frUIJ i,IlAf f'( r 12;k,} trv\,~ - 71~~' .t/l1 . ~ 7~<?r Address of Elector ;-11 S; .,[''''0'-1}- D ~,' ~ U 7 5, r /In,;, ;tZ ft,I ~ JJJiJ1;Q~~ ~~ )7f,L! l-h9h/Q TIel, -~f' I;) &-J . f!tt dtc /.Y-t, (2() s- r nok 0 r. vLQb n C~; (2) 2 d'X 5, ~'1.- -!(./ , If?,i/ ~ (1~ {?/. 'f'L-Y' s. r"l-"""N P,<,y'_ Voting Precinct (Upper or Enola) u. ?J> ~ iljJl't~ I/ffE r< J f pER ~' U.W( ~ ~~ U f1 f'G4- (//,P.k. .... .' PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP. May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and traffic congestion at the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township - but County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct, Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from western portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at the Upper and Enola precincts, Signature of Elector ,J . ( \G" r,., ,\ i~ ). LJll ~! 10.JMA~ , ( Address of Elector Voting Precinct (Upper or Enola) 8'1 ("eO[ . [t.JoL;O) /':2 3 .~?t,.'trBiZl.A.{J " '~c"l C? /14 l' .' I) Li).,lj Cu)/ 6:, t So ~ {/(/, / tfl-Iy . ~ ( I,) 1/; Iri;. .? r l(rp &L 1 /) f:-LL'j C'f ~(JI?. 7;) UMU-y.)'Y qr;, L~?I{ t:<r, i \ Q i2,;\. bli ~ I 6.7-6 I-,,~~) L.-r'\ /02-D /EfJ{(<<.!(){'j) W -' I fj L:.:.:. tJ 0 .~ t.M t~l\/ V L: iiy;!t, ~0/~ - .L::::~";;' / 'Ell';) I f.i ~ t 1'-.)0 ur .' PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP. May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and traffic congestion at the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township -- but County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct, Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from western portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at the Upper and Enola precincts, Signature of Elector UAJ.j~ V n1rYt;tMTit ?~'''',~ kq4 H ~ I. 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PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP, May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and traffic congestion at the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township __ but County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct. Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from western portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at the Upper and Enola precincts, 4 lLui,i{ {JlllO/JJIA1vJ" I ' "rn<,,~~ ~f5~~ .~~~'^ "-c' '- \(;.. '"', Sh ) , ' ',-j/ ~ ; t2J!;~~ "-< A'-~v ~~~5::~~~+ ~~ ~O<(i "" ',-.-/ ,,--. ~~~0- G::s,\.'\s.:~~ :l-b<6 ~/Y11PiA. F3~;B .Q~ :-1 0\ nv-/ j~Ct/ (), - ~/ '\jJ4u }tl/vl~f/ '1:jJ:;.- (J Mrl&.u ~ : Signature of Elector Address of Elector Voting Precinct (Upper or Enola) J;/!/(J /-./~ /1 1::7 u t' ~,/J' 't1"~ ih. . eel I/(Jr!t../ 5-Sr...~ ~LL~. 80 3 W'''v~J"'' (L, p.J. v ., }/d ~ -:, /-..;1'/' .P C.) ::--:> ?:..-'~~~ -"C.C' 1/ e~jJ _ , ~[L C' /' " ../ ~-,",____.~.t_;:_ ,fie , '- \::... ~"'-"'" ~'\<::x \o..""J, 'RJ e,;"" " \. q, ~ 't. c.~\.~S),^.d (pJ ~\\,,,u \o~ \>-1\, y'i:3 Ulf~-h...Jjill.€' RJ.. I:-Ij{,/...-a- PA itz.y }-Ju"t. br~ L./'I, F /7 cLr" , LYl f-&/ 17 oj ~ 5:~(f PA 17~<;' I / b S (/}/J tJ,/ JJ~/ 3Jlo i?~SJ imOD trA~t " PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP, May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and ,~r: l".On~estion Et the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township - bUt County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct, Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from westem portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at th-e Upper and Enola precincts. Signature of Elector ~llti ~ ' ~ (i // S:::" fLi:t:T {f)JJ-e Q. _ Ol-1t11;{J r;n,,,,,. 0\ !:l'~QM'V ')fl1 C . Ii. --- . /U1.., v , (b:-? (7-'- ) t;/~; '.-r- -:;,l" d -,' :d.' ~ ~ '~l..MlV....- '/~~ Address of Elector Voting Precinct (Upper or Enola) E'..--;4-~ ~4ff 'if f!. a~' rf-ri . ~ I 5 Cjf'-eCJ'f /~ '$'3'th {)), PfV1-d j..;/ 3j~ Ift-s:,. t'~'nrd JO/1..( Lv,d~ 6/0 fa ~ R "')L R~ to('"..cl Lan? :7-t~~,-t /~/ .r2 f:ne> \C\. &~ i} I' I, II i eiM'Ik. Jt~L '3 f !Ji.. fAc S/',l4 (e i (" s., . 0'7"j-// { ( ~~-?-' t: I'.A!<-A 0) o ,~''1 tt/j':.-1- 0-~ t.J,{!'-'-....~1J f?,(. ~(s. ., PETITION FOR THE CREATION OF A NEW VOTING PRECINCT TO REDUCE OVERCROWDING AT THE UPPER (MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY) AND ENOLA (CITIZENS FIRE COMPANY) VOTING PRECINCTS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP. May 16, 2006 Whereas, based on numerous complaints, the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended on January 3, 2006, that the Cumberland County Board of Elections create a new voting precinct to reduce the incidence of long waits, overcrowding and traffic congestion at the Upper and Enola voting precincts in East Pennsboro Township -- but County action has not yet been taken to implement the township's recommendation; and Whereas, it is the responsibility of the Cumberland County Board of Elections and the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas to establish voting precincts and to assure that they are convenient to the electors and "promote the public interests," and Whereas, both the Upper and Enola precincts (with more than 2,900 registered electors each) have far surpassed the recommended maximum number of registered electors per precinct, Now, therefore, be it resolved that we the undersigned registered electors of East Pennsboro Township's Upper and Enola voting districts do hereby join with our township commissioners in petitioning the Cumberland County Board of Elections and Court of Common Pleas to create a new voting precinct to serve voters from western portions of the Upper and Enola voting precincts to reduce overcrowding at the Upper and Enola precincts, Signature of Elector Address of Elector "'- Lj C'\J1..-- Voting Precinct (Upper or Enola) /l, ' VIL6-/' << ,.-~..--- .7" ! ~- , ~'. 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RESOLUTION NO. 2006-16 WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of the Township of East Pennsboro, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania (hereinafter referred to as the "Board"), is the governing body in the Township of East Pennsboro, situate in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania; and WHEREAS, the Township presently has six voting districts located within its geographical boundaries, as reflected in Exhibit "A" attached hereto with registered electors noted in each voting precinct in each district; and WHEREAS, the Board has received complaints from registered electors in voting precincts of Upper and Enola as to delays encountered when voting in the primary and general elections because of the large numbers of registered electors being served in the said precincts; and WHEREAS, Section 503 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P,S, S 2703, authorizes the twenty registered electors of an election district to petition the Cumberland County Court of Pleas ("Court") praying for the formation of a new election district; and NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved that the Board hereby: L Accepts the Petitions, containing the signature of II I registered electors, (See Exhibit "B" attached hereto) that were circulated on May 16, 2006 seeking the creation of a new voting district by realigning portions of the precincts of Upper and Enola, and creating a new voter precinct; 2, Requests the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County to accept this Resolution No, 2006-16, dated July 5, 2006 and the attached Petition and refer the Resolution to the County Board of Electors for the proper consideration; and . . 3, Authorizes John Pietropaoli, Assistant Township Manager, and Henry F, Coyne, Esquire, Township Solicitor to take the necessary and appropriate action to enclose this Resolution with the Petition to be filed with the Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, A;~ RESOLVED this a- S day of Attest: Robert 1. Gill, Secretary ,2006, (SEAL) By: ~~~ ~ "CJ ~ t ~ ~ CI\., -t) , '" ~ . {~ 1''<'. r. :.;~ r'i-; 1....;..) - i--- .il . COYNE & COYNE, P.C. Henry F. Coyne, Esquire Pa. S. Ct. No. 06250 3901 Market Street Camp Hill, PA 17011-4227 (717) 737-0464 !Jut. . , ,," ,,~52~ / Attorneys for peti~ers"<~ INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP : CIVIL DIVISION : No, 06-4085 Civil Term ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICE FOR COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS I, Edward L Schorpp, Esquire, am the Solicitor to the Cumberland County Board of Elections and pursuant to the Pennsylvania Rules of Civil Procedure, I am duly authorized and hereby accept service of a certified true copy of the Petition for Establishment of New Voting District in East Pennsboro Township filed and docketed on July 19, 2006, Dated: JijJ.. y ~ ~ - ~~~~ Edward L Schorpp, Esquire Solicitor to Cumberland County Board of Elections i~ . C)'l ~C. :::1 f'''''' 't" "I'" o . , , COYNE & COYNE, P.C. Henry F. Coyne, Esquire Pa. S. Ct. No. 06250 3901 Market Street Camp Hill, PA 17011-4227 (717) 737-0464 JUll 9 200~ Attorneys for Petitioners INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP CIVIL DIVISION : No. tf.,- 4or'r ~ ORDER AND NOW, this J/.lit day of ~1 ,2006, upon consideration of a Petition for the Establisl\ment of New Voting Districts in the Township of East Pennsboro filed pursuant to .'-, Section 503 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P,S, ~ 2703, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDOED AND DECREED that the Cumberland County Board of Elections shall investigate the facts contained in the Petition filed in this matter, and report to this Honorable Court as to its findings and recommendations pertaining to the Petition for a new voting district in East Pennsboro Township, Said report from the Cumberland County Board of Elections shall be due to this Court within q 0 days from the date of this Order, BY THE COURT: J;;:~~~P~ ~.ofEleCtiOnS iJ/L Cf: ~enry F, Coyne, Esq, J, (-,I.>j ,-.. \1' ".:... ; ,::..1 i-- \) " COYNE & COYNE, P.C. Henry F. Coyne, Esquire Pa. S. Ct. No. 06250 3901 Market Street Camp Hill, P A 17011-4227 (717) 737-0464 Attorneys for Petitioners INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSIDP : CIVIL DMSION : No, ORDER AND NOW, this ...3JJ:rt. day of ~1 ,2006, upon consideration of a Petition for the Establishment of New Voting Districts in the Township of East Pennsboro filed pursuant to Section 503 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P,S, ~ 2703 and the Cumberland County Board of Elections having filed its report and recommendations in the above matter, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED, pursuant to Section 503 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P,S, ~ 2703, etseq"that: a) 30ti a hearing on the within Petition shaU be held at 9;:3 0 o'clock ~.m" on the day of /uut/Yn..b.;V , 2006, in Courtroom No, if of the Cumberland County Courthouse, Carlisle, Pennsylvania; and b) the County Board of Elections shaU, no less than ten (10) days prior to the date of the j said hearing post in a least five (5) public and conspicuous locations in the Precincts of Upper and Enola, East Pennsboro Township, one of which shall be posted outside the polling places at the East Pennsboro Township Precincts of Upper (Midway Fire Company) and Enola (Citizens Fire Company), notice of the proposed action recommended by the Board of Elections, the numbers of registered voters in each of the " proposed election district from the November 2005 general election, the date upon which this matter will be considered by this Court, and a warning that any person objecting to the recommendations of the Board of Elections must file objections with the Court Prothonotary five (5) days prior to the aforesaid hearing date, BY THE COURT ./11 J, Cf: Henry F. Coyne, Esq, Attorney for Petitioners Solicitor for County Board of Elections INRE: PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYL VANIA : CIVIL DIVISION : No. 06-4085 Civil Term PRAECIPE Elections. Please enter my appearance on behalf of the Cumberland County Board of Date: /,,/&7,.... ~~ ~~ Edward L. Schorpp, Esq re Solicitor, Cumberland County Board of Elections - ~ '?- o ~ N cJ'\ -0 ::> ~ ~-r\ rne --0 I'n, ^';)v z~~~;, -"'~'\~ 2:~ 9 ~ N ., N -1 INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYL VANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP : CIVIL DIVISION : No. 06-4085 Civil Term REPORT OF BOARD OF ELECTIONS The Report of the Cumberland Count Board of Elections is attached hereto and submitted to the Court pursuant to the Order of Court of July 31, 2006, and as required under section 2703 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, 25 P.S. ~ 2703. ~~-= Edward L. Schorpp, Esqui e Solicitor, Cumberland County Board of Elections Date: /~./p~.t.::" INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYL VANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP : CNIL DIVISION : No. 06-4085 Civil Term REPORT OF THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS Pursuant to proceedings initiated by the Board of Commissioners of East Pennsboro Township, the Board of Elections was directed to make a full investigation of the facts presented in the Petition and to report to the Court its findings and recommendations as to the division, redivision, alteration, formation or consolidation of the election districts prayed for by Petitioners. The Board of Elections has determined, as of October 9, 2006, that the following are the number of registered voters in each of the current voting districts in East Pennsboro Township: East Pennsboro Enola 2950 East Pennsboro Lower East 1934 East Pennsboro Lower West 1288 East Pennsboro Summerdale 2394 East Pennsboro Upper 2979 East Pennsboro W Fairview 641 The Board of Elections agrees that the Upper and Enola voting districts in East Pennsboro Township contain more registered voters than is statutorily recommended. Section 2702 of the Election Code states as follows: "[E]xcept for good cause shown, election districts so formed shall not contain more than one thousand two hundred (1200) registered electors." 25 P.S. S 2702. The Board of Elections is aware that some voters in certain of the voting districts in East Pennsboro Township have experienced long lines and length of time to cast their votes. The Board of Elections agrees that East Pennsboro Township will continue to experience growth in both its housing and population. The Election Code, 25 P.S. SS 2702 & 2703, require that the formation or creation of new election districts by dividing or redividing any, township and or election districts into two or more election districts of compact and contiguous territory must promote the convenience of the electors and the public interests and must have clearly visible physical boundaries conforming with the census block lines from the most recently completed Federal decennial census. The Board of Elections has determined that the boundaries of the proposed new voting precincts set forth in the Petition do not conform to the census block lines from the most recently completed Federal decennial census. The Board of Elections is recommending that the proposed new voting districts in East Pennsboro Township, as set forth in the Petition, be rejected because they do not conform to the census block lines from the most recently completed Federal decennial census. The Board of Elections believes that the convenience of the voting public in East Pennsboro Township will be better served by the reapportionment and creation of four new additional voting districts with convenient polling places, as well as the retention of portions of the current districts. The Board of Elections is recommending that the existing East Pennsboro Township voting districts be reapportioned and is recommending that four additional districts be created, thereby constituting 10 voting districts for East Pennsboro Township. The Board of Elections is recommending the election districts in East Pennsboro Township be known as follows: East Pennsboro 1 East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 3 East Pennsboro 4 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 7 East Pennsboro 8 East Pennsboro 9 East Pennsboro 10 The election districts proposed by the Board of Elections would consist of approximately the following number of registered voters: East Pennsboro 1 East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 3 East Pennsboro 4 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 7 East Pennsboro 8 East Pennsboro 9 East Pennsboro 10 1286 1032 1928 1162 1078 1135 1121 1140 1261 915 The proposed polling places for the election districts in East Pennsboro have been made available and would be established as follows: Precinct Address of Polling Place East Pennsboro 1 Oyster Mill Playhouse 1001 Oyster Mill Road Camp HillPA 17011 East Pennsboro 2 Goodwill Fire Company (share West Fairview precinct) 400 3rd Street West Fairview, Pa 17027 East Pennsboro 3 West Creek Hills Elementary 400 Erford Road Camp Hill, P A 17011 East Pennsboro 4 East Pennsboro Township Building 98 South Enola Drive Eno1a, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 5 Midway Fire Company 17 E Manor Avenue Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 6 Goodwill Fire Company #1 400 3rd Street Enola, Pa 17025 East Pennsboro 7 Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church 225 Salt Road West Fairview, PA 17027 East Pennsboro 8 East Penn Elementary School 840 Panther Parkway Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 9 Citizens Fire Company 230 N Enola Drive Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 10 Summerda1e Fire Company 202 3rd Street Summerdale, P A 17093 The boundaries of the proposed voting districts are set forth in the attached Exhibit "A" and as shown on the attached map marked as Exhibit "B". In anticipation of the hearing in the within matter, and as required by section 2704 of the Code, the Board of Elections will post, not later than November 20,2006, the attached Notice, marked Exhibit "C", in at least five conspicuous places in the election districts of East Pennsboro Township. An affidavit confirming the required postings will be presented at the hearing. Respectfully submitted, CUMBERLAND COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS ~~~ "II Richard L. Rovegno, Date: October 1fL, 2006 EXHIBIT" A" DESCRIPTIONS FOR VOTING DISTRICT BOUNDARIES FOR EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP Precinct boundaries follow the centerline of roads and steams, unless when an extension of a line is used to extend small segments where there is no road. East Pennsboro 1 - Beginning at the common boundary of East Pennsboro Township, Camp Hill Borough and Hampden Township; then northerly along the municipal boundary of Hampden Township to Conodoguinet Creek; then following the loop ofthe Conodoguinet Creek to Center Street then southerly on Center Street to the Camp Hill municipal boundary; then following the Camp Hill municipal boundary to the common boundary of East Pennsboro Township, Camp Hill Borough and Hampden Township. East Pennsboro 2 - Beginning at the intersection of Wolfe Road with the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then easterly along Wolfe Road to Magaro Road; then along Magaro Road to a point west of Cumberland Street where Cumberland Street, if extended, would intersect with Magaro Road; then along the extension of Cumberland Street and Cumberland Street easterly to South Enola Drive; then southerly along South Enola Drive to Creekside Drive; then westerly along Creekside Drive to the property line between 12 Creekside Drive and 6 Creekside Drive; then southerly along said property line and the property line between 14 Creekside Drive and 17 Creekside Drive to the Conodoguinet Creek; then by the loops of the Conodoguinet Creek to the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then northerly along the Hampden Township municipal boundary to its intersection with Wolfe Road. East Pennsboro 3 - Beginning at the intersection of Center Street with the Camp Hill Borough municipal boundary at the Conodoguinet Creek; then by the loop of the Conodoguinet Creek to the W ormleysburg Borough municipal boundary; then by the W ormleysburg Borough municipal boundary to the Lemoyne Borough municipal boundary; then westerly along the Lemoyne Borough municipal boundary to the Camp Hill Borough municipal boundary; then by the Camp Hill Borough municipal boundary to its intersection with Center Street at the Conodoguinet Creek. East Pennsboro 4 - Beginning at the intersection of Wertzville Road and the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then easterly along Wertzville Road to the intersection of Center Street; then southerly along Center Street to the intersection of Center Street and Magaro Road; then along Magaro Road to the intersection ofMagaro Road and Wolfe Road; then westerly along Wolfe Road to the intersection with the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then northerly along the Hampden Township municipal boundary to the intersection of Wertzville Road. East Pennsboro 5 - Beginning at the intersection of Salt Road and Shady Lane; then easterly along Shady Lane to the intersection of North Enola Drive; then southerly on North Enola Drive and South Enola Drive to the intersection of Cumberland Street; then westerly along Cumberland Street and an extension of Cumberland Street to Magaro Road; then northerly and westerly along Magaro Road to the intersection of Center Street; then northerly along Center Street to the intersection of Center Street and Wertzville Road; then easterly on Wertzville Road to the intersection ofWertzville Road and Salt Road; then northerly on Salt Road to its intersection with Shady Lane. East Pennsboro 6 - Beginning at the intersection of North Enola Drive and West Perry Street; then easterly on West Perry Street to its intersection with Susquehanna Avenue; then southeasterly along Susquehanna Avenue to its intersection with North Enola Road; then southerly along North Enola Road and South Eno1a Road to where East Manor Avenue, if extended, would intersect with South Enola Road; then easterly by an extension of East Manor Avenue to the Susquehanna River; then southerly along the Susquehanna River to the Conodoguinet Creek; then westerly and northerly along Conodoguinet Creek to the property line between 14 Creekside Drive and 17 Creekside Drive; then by said property line and the property line between 12 Creekside Drive and 6 Creekside Drive to Creekside Drive; then easterly along Creekside Drive to its intersection with South Eno1a Drive; then northerly along South Enola Drive and North Enola Drive to the intersection with West Perry Street. East Pennsboro 7 - Beginning at the intersection of Pine Hill Road and Valley Road; then easterly on Valley Road to the intersection of Valley Road and Salt Road; then southeasterly on Salt Road to its intersection with Shady Lane; then easterly along Shady Lane to its intersection with Salt Road; then southerly along Salt Road to its intersection with Wertzville Road; then westerly on Wertzville Road to the intersection of Wertzville Road and Pine Hill Road; then northerly on Pine Hill Road to the intersection of Pine Hill Road and Valley Road. East Pennsboro 8 - Beginning at the intersection of Tower Road and the southern boundary of 181; then easterly along 181 to the extension of 1 st Street; then southerly along the extension of 1 st Street to Mountain Road; then southwesterly on Mountain Road to B Street; then southeasterly along B Street so the intersection with Valley Road; then westerly on Valley Road to the intersection of Valley Road and North Enola Drive; then southerly on North Enola Drive to the intersection of North Enola Drive and Shady Lane; then westerly on Shady Lane to its intersection with Salt Road; then northerly along Salt Road to the intersection with Valley Road; then easterly on Valley Road to the intersection of Valley Road and Tower Road; then northerly on Tower Road to the intersection of Tower Road and the southern boundary of 181. East Pennsboro 9 - Beginning at the intersection of V alley Road and North Enola Drive; then easterly along Valley Road to its intersection with North Enola Road; then northerly along North Enola Road to the northbound entrance ramp of 181; then by the northbound entrance ramp of 181 and 181 to the Susquehanna River; then southerly along the Susquehanna River to a point due east of East Manor Avenue; then westerly along the extension of East Manor Avenue to where it would intersect South Enola Road; then northerly along South Enola Road to its intersection with Susquehanna Avenue; then northwesterly on Susquehanna Avenue to its intersection with West Perry Street; then westerly along West Perry Street to it intersection with North Eno1a Drive; then northerly along North Eno1a Drive to its intersection with Valley Road. East Pennsboro 10 - Beginning at the common boundary of Cumberland County, Perry County and Hampden Township; then easterly along the common boundary of Perry County and Cumberland County to the Susquehanna River; then southerly along the Susquehanna River to the southern boundary of 181; then southwesterly by 181 and the northbound entrance ramp of 181 to its intersection with North Enola Road; then southerly along North Enola Road to its intersection with Valley Road; then westerly along Valley Road to its intersection with B Street; then northerly along B Street to its intersection with Mountain Road; then easterly along Mountain Road to an extension of 1 st Street; then northerly along the extension of 1 st Street to 181; then westerly along 181 to its intersection with Tower Road; then southerly along Tower Road to its intersection with Valley Road; then westerly along Valley Road to its intersection with Pine Hill Road; then southerly along Pine Hill Road to its intersection with Wertzville Road; then westerly along Wertzville Road to the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then northerly along the Hampden Township municipal boundary to its common boundary with Cumberland County and Perry County. EXHIBIT "B" East Pennsboro Ten Precincts Proposal Legend CJ Municipality - MinorRoad - SlIIllt Road = IntlIl'alale .. Riwr Tax Parc:eI // /:, PolenIialPopuIalion Prec:1nct D 1st Precinct 2nd Precinct _ 3Rl Precind D 4lh Precinct f:Eto/f\X\f;1.5Ih Precinct D 6Itl Precinct _ 7lh Precinct _ 6Itl Precinct _ 9Ih Precinct _ 10lh Precinct . Pl'epetefJtTy.. Cumberllnd County GIS J...un Smith September 2006 EXHIBIT "e" NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a Petition praying for the creation of an additional election district in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County Pennsylvania has been presented to the Court of Common Pleas, Civil Division, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, by the Township Commissioners of East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County Pennsylvania. Notice is further given that the Board of Elections is recommending that said Petition be rejected and, in its Report to the Court, is proposing the reapportionment of the current election districts and the creation of four additional election districts in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County Pennsylvania. The districts as recommended by the Board are depicted on the attached map. As of October 9,2006, East Pennsboro Enola Lower East precinct had approximately 2950 registered voters, East Pennsboro Lower East had approximately 1934 registered voters, East Pennsboro Lower West had approximately 1288 registered voters, East Pennsboro Summerdale had approximately 2394 registered voters, East Pennsboro Upper had approximately 2979 registered voters, East Pennsboro West Fairview had approximately 641 registered voters. The Court has set the 30th day of November, 2006, at 9:30 a.m. in courtroom #4 at the Courthouse, Carlisle Pennsylvania, as the time and place for a hearing on said Petition and the Board's Report, at which time objections thereto will be heard and considered. Any person desiring to object to the division, creation or realignment of voting districts in East Pennsboro Township, as proposed in the Petition, the Report, or both, must file his objections with the Cumberland County Prothonotary prior to the date of the hearing. (Case No.: 2006-4085 CIVIL) Bruce Barclay, Gary Eichelberger, Richard L. Rovegno, Cumberland County Board of Elections; John C. Byrne, Chief Clerk o c ..'~'" ~-- ~ c:-..:> <:f' o C' .-I N VI o -n 1,-n f" 'f'" -0 cD ~f-":'J "" \ 1~. ___~ (~) ,;;."r. -0 ::;::, ':~[~ ~A -)' :::-\ jEj '.:,< N .' f') -J INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP : CIVIL DIVISION : No. 06-4085 Civil Term CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that I have this day served a true copy of the Report of the Cumberland County Board of Elections upon the participant listed below: SERVICE BY FIRST CLASS MAIL ADDRESSED AS FOLLOWS: Henry F Coyne, Esquire COYNE & COYNE, P.C. 3901 Market Street Camp Hill, PA 17011-4227 Dated this 25th day of October, 2006. ,2J~ t A. Walter, Paralegal olicitor's Office One Courthouse Square Carlisle, P A 17013 r-3 c::> c::> c::t" o ('J ..-\ N (J1 -0 :> o --n ~"'n f11p m :9,0 .'oJ' I: /:~?j ~'=/ i-.-n ;~O /:"rn " ~~ ~ :;.:;:: r;? f'.) --1 INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSOBORO TOWNSHIP : CIVIL DIVISION : NO. 06-4085 CIVIL AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING OF NOTICE Penny D, Brown, Director, Elections and Voter Registration, Cumberland County, being duly sworn according to law, doth depose and say that she did cause notices of the time and place of the hearing ofa Petition, presented to the Court of Common Pleas, Civil Division, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, praying for the creation of an additional election district in East Pennsboro Township and of the Report of the Board of Elections recommending ten districts, to be posted in five (5) public and conspicuous places in each of the precincts in East Pennsboro Township; and that one of such notices was posted in the immediate vicinity of the existing polling places at least ten (10) days before the time of the hearing; a copy of said Notice is attached hereto containing a warning in that any objections would have to be filed with the Prothonotary prior to the date of hearing, (~)l; LS0~ Penny i>. b)own Sworn and Subscribed to Before me this day of 06 D' - \\~"-\ \ u\1l' ( lEAL to aU:.~ NOWft'MUO MYCOMMlS81ON~:"~M NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a Petition praying for the creation of an additional election district in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County Pennsylvania has been presented to the Court of Common Pleas, Civil Division, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, by the Township Commissioners of East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County Pennsylvania. Notice is further given that the Board of Elections is recommending that said Petition be rejected and, in its Report to the Court, is proposing the reapportionment of the current election districts and the creation of four additional election districts in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County Pennsylvania. The districts as recommended by the Board are depicted on the attached map. As of October 9,2006, East Pennsboro Enola Lower East precinct had approximately 2950 registered voters, East Pennsboro Lower East had approximately 1934 registered voters, East Pennsboro Lower West had approximately 1288 registered voters, East Pennsboro Summerdale had approximately 2394 registered voters, East Pennsboro Upper had approximately 2979 registered voters, East Pennsboro West Fairview had approximately 641 registered voters. The Court has set the 30th day of November, 2006, at 9:30 a.m. in courtroom #4 at the Courthouse, Carlisle Pennsylvania, as the time and place for a hearing on said Petition and the Board's Report, at which time objections thereto will be heard and considered. Any person desiring to object to the division, creation or realignment of voting districts in East Pennsboro Township, as proposed in the Petition, the Report, or both, must file his objections with the Cumberland County Prothonotary prior to the date ofthe hearing. (Case No.: 2006-4085 CIVIL) Bruce Barclay, Gary Eichelberger, Richard L. Rovegno, Cumberland County Board of Elections; John C. Byrne, Chief Clerk . ",' East Penn Lower West (East Penn 1) Oyster Mill Playhouse West Shore Country Club, Brentwater Road East Penn 2 Greater Harrisburg Assoc. of Realtors, Center Drive Highmark, Center Street Nester and Mathias, 1851 Center Street Ent Facial Plastic Surgery Group, Center Street Davis Pulmonary Assoc East Penn 3 West Creek Hils Elementary School, Erford Road Radisson, 11 & 15 Holy Spirit, 21 st Street Perkins, 11 & 15 Turkey and More, Erford East Penn 4 The UPS Store, E. Penn Dr CVS, Southmont and Claremont Curves, Wertzville Rd Hampden Dryc1eaning, Wertzville Rd Enola Church of God, 9 Sherwood Dr Giant, E Penn Dr East Penn 5 Midway Fire Company, 17 E. Manor Dr Zion Lutheran Church, 265 N Enola Dr E Penn Twp Building (Emergency Services) 750 Humer Dr W Enola Fire Company, 116 Chester Dr Enola Emmanuel United Church, 22 Salt Rd East Penn 6 United Methodist Church, North and 2nd Streets The Village Inn, 102 2nd Street St Marks Evan Lutheran Church, 99 2nd Street Goodwill Fire Co, 400 3rd Street East Penn 7 Uni-Mart, Wertzville Rd River of God Church, Wertzville Rd Unity Practical Church, Wertzville Rd Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 225 Salt Rd Hoss's, Wertzville Rd East Penn 8 Westwood Village Office, Westwood Dr E Penn Administration BId, Panther Pkwy E Penn Elementary School, 840 Panther Pkwy E Penn Middle School, 529 N Enola Dr E Penn Area School, 425 Shady Lane East Penn 9 Citizen's Fire Co, 230 N Enola Dr E Penn Twp BIdg, S Enola Dr Church, 400 S Enola Dr Central Penn Business College, Valley Road Brothers Pizza, Valley Road East Penn 10 Summerdale Fire Co, 202 3rd Street Enola Sportsman Club, Pine Hill Rd Summerdale Alliance Church, Valley Rd Capital Area Intermediate, Miller Dr Summerdale United Methodist Church, 2nd Street P AESSP , Valley Road East Penn Lower West (East Penn 1) Oyster Mill Playhouse West Shore Country Club, Brentwater Road East Penn 2 Greater Harrisburg Assoc. of Realtors, Center Drive Highmark, Center Street Nester and Mathias, 1851 Center Street Ent Facial Plastic Surgery Group, Center Street Davis Pulmonary Assoc East Penn 3 West Creek Hils Elementary School, Erford Road Radisson, 11 & 15 Holy Spirit, 21 st Street Perkins, 11 & 15 Turkey and More, Erford East Penn 4 The UPS Store, E. Penn Dr CVS, Southmont and Claremont Curves, Wertzville Rd Hampden Dryc1eaning, Wertzville Rd Enola Church of God, 9 Sherwood Dr Giant, E Penn Dr East Penn 5 Midway Fire Company, 17 E. Manor Dr Zion Lutheran Church, 265 N Enola Dr E Penn Twp Building (Emergency Services) 750 Humer Dr W Enola Fire Company, 116 Chester Dr Enola Emmanuel United Church, 22 Salt Rd East Penn 6 United Methodist Church, North and 2nd Streets The Village Inn, 102 2nd Street St Marks Evan Lutheran Church, 99 2nd Street Goodwill Fire Co, 400 3rd Street East Penn 7 Uni-Mart, Wertzville Rd River of God Church, Wertzville Rd Unity Practical Church, Wertzville Rd Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 225 Salt Rd Hoss's, Wertzville Rd , . East Penn 8 Westwood Village Office, Westwood Dr E Penn Administration Bld, Panther Pkwy E Penn Elementary School, 840 Panther Pkwy E Penn Middle School, 529 N Enola Dr E Penn Area School, 425 Shady Lane East Penn 9 Citizen's Fire Co, 230 N Enola Dr E Penn Twp Bldg, S Enola Dr Church, 400 S Enola Dr Central Penn Business College, Valley Road Brothers Pizza, Valley Road East Penn 10 Summerdale Fire Co, 202 3rd Street Enola Sportsman Club, Pine Hill Rd Summerda1e Alliance Church, Valley Rd Capital Area Intermediate, Miller Dr Summerdale United Methodist Church, 2nd Street P AESSP, Valley Road n ~~; ( i ~ ..r~' . --) .-""..... ~;) C~:;i t'".::::j (",.;,--.., ~ C~ C) -1'1 .-1 ..,-- i '.1 --l -t,' (~".) ,y-;\ ,~.l\ ('...) ':;j :...::, IN RE: PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA CIVIL ACTION - LAW NO. 06-4085 CIVIL ORDER L- AND NOW, this 2 0 day of November, 2006, at the request of counsel for the parties, hearing in this matter set for Thursday, November 30, 2006, is continued generally, Henry F, Coyne, Esquire For the Petitioners \ / Edward Schorrp, Esquire For Cumberland County Janet Walter, Paralegal Cumberland County Commissioners :rlm BY THE COURT, dd. /(-c1-l.J -O~ cr ~J '/.~ l JH.5' FIlIL THE i .j \9 INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP : CIVIL DIVISION : No. 06-4085 Civil Term AMENDED REPORT OF THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS Pursuant to proceedings initiated by the Board of Commissioners of East Pennsboro Township, the Board of Elections was directed to make a full investigation of the facts presented in the Petition and to report to the Court its findings and recommendations as to the division, redivision, alteration, formation or consolidation of the election districts prayed for by Petitioners. The Board of Elections conducted its investigation of the facts presented in the Petition and filed its Report with the Court on October 25, 2006. At the request of the parties, Judge Hess issued an Order continuing the matter generally. Thereafter, the Bureau of Elections staff and representatives of the Petitioners conferred and determined to propose further revisions to the boundaries of four voting districts, being district numbers 2, 5, 6, and 9, A public meeting was held at the East Pennsboro Community and Municipal Building on January 30, 2007 with representatives from the Board of Elections, Bureau of Election staff, East Pennsboro Township Commissioners and residents of East Pennsboro Township for the purpose of receiving public input on the modified proposal to increase the number of voting precincts from the current six to ten precincts. After careful review of the legal requirements involved and discussions with members of the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners, the Board of Elections now proposes to amend its Report by revising the boundaries of the four elections districts. East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 9 The revised election districts would consist of approximately the following number of registered voters: East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 9 1186 1425 634 1261 The proposed polling places for the revised election districts are as follows: Precinct Address of Polling Place East Pennsboro 2 West Enola Fire Company 118 Chester Road Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 5 Midway Fie Company 17 E, Manor Avenue Enola, PA 17025 East Pennsboro 6 Goodwill Fire Company # 1 400 3 rd Street Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 9 Citizens Fire Company 230 N. Enola Drive Enola, P A 17025 The boundaries of the revised election districts are set forth in the attached Exhibit "A" and as shown on the attached map marked as Exhibit "B". In conclusion, the Board of Elections is proposing that the existing East Pennsboro Township election districts be reapportioned and is recommending that four additional districts be created thereby constituting 10 election district for East Pennsboro Township to be know as follows: East Pennsboro 1 East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 3 East Pennsboro 4 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 7 East Pennsboro 8 East Pennsboro 9 East Pennsboro 10 The election districts proposed by the Board of Elections would consist of approximately the following number of registered voters: East Pennsboro 1 East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 3 East Pennsboro 4 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 7 East Pennsboro 8 East Pennsboro 9 East Pennsboro 10 1286 1186 1928 1162 1425 634 1121 1140 1261 915 The proposed polling places for the election districts in East Pennsboro have been made available and would be established as follows: Precinct Address of Polling Place East Pennsboro 1 Oyster Mill Playhouse 1001 Oyster Mill Road Camp Hill P A 17011 East Pennsboro 2 W. Enola Fire Company (shares with East Pennsboro 4) 118 Chester Road Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 3 West Creek Hills Elementary 400 Erford Road Camp Hill, P A 17011 East Pennsboro 4 W, Enola Fire Company (shares with East Pennsboro 2) 118 Chester Road Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 5 Midway Fire Company 17 E Manor Avenue Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 6 Goodwill Fire Company # 1 400 3 rd Street Enola, Pa 17025 East Pennsboro 7 Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church 225 Salt Road West Fairview, PA 17027 East Pennsboro 8 East Penn Elementary School 840 Panther Parkway Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 9 Citizens Fire Company 230 N Bnola Drive Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 10 Summerdale Fire Company 202 3rd Street Summerdale, P A 17093 The Board of Elections will post, in at least five conspicuous places in the election districts of East Pennsboro Township, a notice setting forth the date, time and location of a hearing regarding this matter if so directed by the Court. Respectfully submitted, CUMBERLAND COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS ~~hIDnnan Glenda Famer Strasbaugh, Vice-Chai .~~ Samuel W. Milkes, Secretary Date: February ~, 2007 Exhibit "A" DESCRIPTIONS FOR VOTING DISTRICT BOUNDARIES FOR EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP Precinct boundaries follow the centerline of roads and steams, unless when an extension of a line is used to extend small segments where there is no road. East Pennsboro 1- Beginning at the common boundary of East Pennsboro Township, Camp Hill Borough and Hampden Township; then northerly along the municipal boundary of Hampden Township to Conodoguinet Creek; then following the loop of the Conodoguinet Creek to Center Street then southerly on Center Street to the Camp Hill municipal boundary; then following the Camp Hill municipal boundary to the common boundary of East Pennsboro Township, Camp Hill Borough and Hampden Township. East Pennsboro 2 - Beginning at the intersection of Wolfe Road with Hampden Township municipal boundary; then easterly along Wolfe Road to Magaro Road; then along Magaro Road to its intersection with Center Street; then northerly along Center Street to its intersection with Wertzville Road; then easterly along Wertzville Road to its intersection with Opossum Hollow Creek; then southerly along Opossum Hollow Creek to the Conodoguinet Creek; then by loops of the Conodoguinet Creek to the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then northerly along the Hampden Township municipal boundary to its intersection with Wolfe Road. East Pennsboro 3 - Beginning at the intersection of Center Street with the Camp Hill Borough municipal boundary at the Conodoguinet Creek; then by the loop of the Conodoguinet Creek to the W ormleysburg Borough municipal boundary; then by the W ormleysburg Borough municipal boundary to the Lemoyne Borough municipal boundary; then westerly along the Lemoyne Borough municipal boundary to the Camp Hill Borough municipal boundary; then by the Camp Hill Borough municipal boundary to its intersection with Center Street at the Conodoguinet Creek. East Pennsboro 4 - Beginning at the intersection of Wertzville Road and the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then easterly along Wertzville Road to the intersection of Center Street; then southerly along Center Street to the intersection of Center Street and Magaro Road; then along Magaro Road to the intersection ofMagaro Road and Wolfe Road; then westerly along Wolfe Road to the intersection with the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then northerly along the Hampden Township municipal boundary to the intersection of Wertzville Road. East Pennsboro 5 - Beginning at the intersection of Salt Road and Shady Lane; then easterly along Shady Lane to the intersection of North Enola Drive; then southerly on North Enola Drive and South Enola Drive to the intersection of East Highland Avenue; then easterly along East Highland Avenue to where it would intersect with the extension of Enola Street; then southerly along the extension of Enol a Street and Enola Street to its intersection with South Street; then southerly along South Street to its intersection with South Enola Road; then southerly along South Enola Road to Pennsylvania Avenue; then westerly along Pennsylvania A venue to its intersection with South Enola Drive; the northerly along South Enola Drive to its intersection with Creekside Drive, then westerly along Creekside Drive to the property line between 12 Creekside Drive and 6 Creekside Drive; then southerly along said property line and the property line between 14 Creekside Drive and 17 Creekside Drive to the Conodoguinet Creek; the westerly along the Conodoguinet Creek to Opossum Hollow Creek; then northerly along Opossum Hollow Creek to its intersection with Wertzville Road; then westerly along Wertzville Road to its intersection with Salt Road; then northerly on Salt Road to its intersection with Shady Lane. East Pennsboro 6 - Beginning at the intersection of South Enola Road and the extension of East Manor Avenue; then easterly along the extension of East Manor Avenue to where it would intersect with the Susquehanna River; then southerly along the Susquehanna River to the Conodoguinet Creek; then westerly and northerly along the Conodoguinet Creek to the property line between 14 Creekside Drive and 17 Creekside Drive; then by said property line and the property line between 12 Creekside Drive and 6 Creekside Drive to Creekside Drive; then easterly along Creekside Drive to its intersection with South Enola Drive; then southerly along South Enola Drive to its intersection with Pennsylvania Avenue; then easterly along Pennsylvania Avenue to its intersection with South Enola Road; then northerly along South Enola Road to the point where it would intersect with the extension of East Manor Avenue. East Pennsboro 7 - Begilll1ing at the intersection of Pine Hill Road and Valley Road; then easterly on Valley Road to the intersection of Valley Road and Salt Road; then southeasterly on Salt Road to its intersection with Shady Lane; then easterly along Shady Lane to its intersection with Salt Road; then southerly along Salt Road to its intersection with Wertzville Road; then westerly on Wertzville Road to the intersection of Wertzville Road and Pine Hill Road; then northerly on Pine Hill Road to the intersection of Pine Hill Road and Valley Road, East Pennsboro 8 - Beginning at the intersection of Tower Road and the southern boundary of 181; then easterly along 181 to the extension of 15t Street; then southerly along the extension of 15t Street to Mountain Road; then southwesterly on Mountain Road to B Street; then southeasterly along B Street so the intersection with Valley Road; then westerly on Valley Road to the intersection of Valley Road and North Enola Drive; then southerly on North Enola Drive to the intersection of North Enola Drive and Shady Lane; then westerly on Shady Lane to its intersection with Salt Road; then northerly along Salt Road to the intersection with Valley Road; then easterly on Valley Road to the intersection of Valley Road and Tower Road; then northerly on Tower Road to the intersection of Tower Road and the southern boundary of 181. East Pennsboro 9 - Beginning at the intersection of Valley Road and North Enola Dr; then easterly along Valley Road to its intersection with North Enola Road; then northerly along North Enola Road to the northbound entrance ramp of 181; then by the northbound entrance ramp of 181 and 181 to the Susquehanna River; then southerly along the Susquehanna River to a point due east of East Manor Avenue then westerly along the extension of East Manor Avenue and East Manor Avenue to where it would intersect South Enola Road; then southerly along South Enola Road to its intersection with South Street; then northerly along South Street to its intersection with Enola Street; then northerly along Enola Street and its extension to where it would intersect with East Highland Avenue then westerly along East Highland Avenue to its intersection with South Enola Drive; then northerly along South Enola Drive and North Enola Drive to its intersection with Valley Road. East Pennsboro 10 - Beginning at the common boundary of Cumberland County, Perry County and Hampden Township; then easterly along the common boundary of Perry County and Cumberland County to the Susquehanna River; then southerly along the Susquehanna River to the southern boundary of 181; then southwesterly by 181 and the northbound entrance ramp of 181 to its intersection with North Enola Road; then southerly along North Enola Road to its intersection with Valley Road; then westerly along Valley Road to its intersection with B Street; then northerly along B Street to its intersection with Mountain Road; then easterly along Mountain Road to an extension of 1 st Street; then northerly along the extension of 1 st Street to 181; then westerly along 181 to its intersection with Tower Road; then southerly along Tower Road to its intersection with Valley Road; then westerly along Valley Road to its intersection with Pine Hill Road; then southerly along Pine Hill Road to its intersection with Wertzville Road; then westerly along Wertzville Road to the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then northerly along the Hampden Township municipal boundary to its common boundary with Cumberland County and Perry County. of . I . Exhibit "B" East Pennsboro Ten Precincts Proposal . Polling Place o Municipality - Minor Road - State Road !iIi!i!!I!!!!!E Interstate River 8 _9 _10 e -,.., CuIlIlB1InlI COII1I\'GIS Ju!In _ 0eumIl0r 2ID6 ~ c;;:J :.-1 -r"\ ~ \ C1' ~ .-\ :!:.:-n rnr" '.-" -0\ " -oq '(~}S~\ (b~ ~~ .~ ::'Z. ""'0 ::;;. v) . . .-.- c.J' INRE: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO : TOWNSHIP CIVIL ACTION - LAW NO. 06-4085 CIVIL ORDER AND NOW, this ;1:4 day of February, 2007, at the request of the Cumberland County Board of Elections, a hearing on the petition to establish a new voting district in East Pennsboro Township is set for Friday, March 2,2007, at 9:00 a.m. in Courtroom Number 4, Cumberland County Courthouse, Carlisle, P A. BY THE COURT, :rlm Ai ~nry Coyne, Esquire For East Pennsboro Township v&fward Schorpp, Esquire For Cumberland County Board of Elections Janet Walter Cumberland County Commissioners VINV;\lASNN3d JI 't"(j'(YJ '-I\f,.r'HP8,tMnO '\..1.. ~ ,_" \.~ -,," ., ~.i...l ,,, I s S :2 Wd Z J 93.:1 LOOZ AtlVlONOH108d 3Hl :iO 301.:l:lD-0311d '. ~ '. INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP : CIVIL DIVISION : No. 06-4085 Civil Term SECOND AMENDED REPORT OF THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS [Explanation of reason for filing Second Amended Report: (1) The Amended Report designated an incorrect polling place for East Pennsboro 9 as being Citizens Fire Company. The correct polling place is: Mary C. Schaner Senior Center East Pennsboro Township Community and Municipal Building. This designation appears on pages 2 and 4. (2) The Amended Report incorrectly listed the total registered voters for East Pennsboro 5 and 9. East Pennsboro 5 has 1200 registered voters and East Pennsboro 9 has 1486 registered voters. This data appears on pages 2 and 3.] Pursuant to proceedings initiated by the Board of Commissioners of East Pennsboro Township, the Board of Elections was directed to make a full investigation of the facts presented in the Petition and to report to the Court its findings and recommendations as to the division, redivision, alteration, formation or consolidation of the election districts prayed for by Petitioners. The Board of Elections conducted its investigation of the facts presented in the Petition and filed its Report with the Court on October 25,2006. At the request ofthe parties, Judge Hess issued an Order continuing the matter generally. Thereafter, the Bureau of Elections staff and representatives of the Petitioners conferred and determined to propose further revisions to the boundaries of four voting districts, being district numbers 2,5,6, and 9. A public meeting was held at the East Pennsboro Community and Municipal Building on January 30,2007 with representatives from the Board of Elections, Bureau of Election staff, East Pennsboro Township Commissioners and residents of East Pennsboro Township for the purpose of receiving public input on the modified proposal to increase the number of voting precincts from the current six to ten precincts. After careful review of the legal requirements involved and discussions with members of the East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners, the Board of Elections now proposes to amend its Report by revising the boundaries of the four elections districts. East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 9 " The revised election districts would consist of approximately the following number of registered voters: East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 9 1186 1200 634 1486 The proposed polling places for the revised election districts are as follows: Precinct Address of Polling Place East Pennsboro 2 West Enola Fire Company 118 Chester Road Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 5 Midway Fie Company 17 E. Manor Avenue Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 6 Goodwill Fire Company #1 400 3rd Street Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 9 Mary C. Schaner Senior Center, East Pennsboro Township Community and Municipal Building 98 S. Enola Drive Enola, P A 17025 The boundaries of the revised election districts are set forth in the attached Exhibit "A" and as shown on the attached map marked as Exhibit "B". In conclusion, the Board of Elections is proposing that the existing East Pennsboro Township election districts be reapportioned and is recommending that four additional districts be created thereby constituting 10 election districts for East Pennsboro Township to be know as follows: East Pennsboro 1 East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 3 East Pennsboro 4 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 7 East Pennsboro 8 East Pennsboro 9 East Pennsboro 10 .. ... The election districts proposed by the Board of Elections would consist of approximately the following number of registered voters: East Pennsboro 1 East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 3 East Pennsboro 4 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 7 East Pennsboro 8 East Pennsboro 9 East Pennsboro 10 1286 1186 1928 1162 1200 634 1121 1140 1486 915 The proposed polling places for the election districts in East Pennsboro have been made available and would be established as follows: Precinct Address of Polling Place East Pennsboro 1 Oyster Mill Playhouse 1001 Oyster Mill Road Camp Hill P A 17011 East Pennsboro 2 W. Enola Fire Company (shares with East Pennsboro 4) 118 Chester Road Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 3 West Creek Hills Elementary 400 Erford Road Camp Hill, P A 17011 East Pennsboro 4 W. Enola Fire Company (shares with East Pennsboro 2) 118 Chester Road Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 5 Midway Fire Company 17 E Manor Avenue Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 6 Goodwill Fire Company #1 400 3rd Street Enola, Pa 17025 East Pennsboro 7 Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church 225 Salt Road West Fairview, P A 17027 " East Pennsboro 8 East Penn Elementary School 840 Panther Parkway Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 9 Mary C. Schaner Senior Center, East Pennsboro Township Community and Municipal Building 98 S. Enola Drive Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 10 Summerdale Fire Company 202 3rd Street Summerdale, P A 17093 The Board of Elections will post, in at least five conspicuous places in the election districts of East Pennsboro Township, a notice setting forth the date, time and location of a hearing regarding this matter if so directed by the Court. Respectfully submitted, CUMBERLAND COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS ~~ Robert P. Zi r, Chairman Glenda Farner Strasbaugh, Vice-C a ~ Date: February 22,2007 (') ~ ~> --r] I,) rn1i ~ :3 ~ gJ N N t~/ -...... "'.:'- '~~'i~;, Y'C ~. ,.,.. -'T~ -- ~ ~-n rr"l -"" e::. -01. . :oy (~~! :';;~ (,~O /:~" ~3 ~ ::.i::. c::> .' <..) cr' Exhibit II Nt DESCRIPTIONS FOR VOTING DISTRICT BOUNDARIES FOR EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP Precinct boundaries follow the centerline of roads and steams, unless when an extension of a line is used to extend sma11segments where there is no road. East Pennsboro 1 - Beginning at the common boundary of East Pennsboro Township, Camp Hill Borough and Hampden Township; then northerly along the municipal boundary of Hampden Township to Conodoguinet Creek; then following the loop of the Conodoguinet Creek to Center Street then southerly on Center Street to the Camp Hill municipal boundary; then following the. Camp Hill municipal boundary to the common boundary of East Pennsboro Township, Camp Hill Borough and Hampden Township. . East Pennsboro 2 - Beginning at the intersection of Wolfe Road with Hampden Township municipal boundary; then easterly along Wolfe Road to Magaro Road; then along Magaro Road to its intersection with Center Street; then northerly along Center Street to its intersection with Wertzville Road; then easterly along Wertzville Road to its intersection with Opossum Hollow Creek; then southerly along Opossum Hollow Creek to the Conodoguinet Creek; then by loops of the Conodoguinet Creek to the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then northerly along the Hampden Township municipal boundary to its intersection with Wolfe Road, East Pennsboro 3 - Beginning at the intersection of Center Street with the Camp Hill Borough municipal boundary at the Conodoguinet Creek; then by the loop of the Conodoguinet Creek to the W ormleysburg Borough municipal boundary; then by the W orm1eysburg Borough municipal boundary to the Lemoyne Borough municipal boundary; then westerly along the Lemoyne Borough municipal boundary to the Camp Hill Borough municipal boundary; then by the Camp Hill Borough municipal boundary to its intersection with Center Street at the Conodoguinet Creek. East Pennsboro 4 - Beginning at the intersection ofWertzville Road and the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then easterly along Wertzville Road to the intersection of Center Street; then southerly along Center Street to the intersection of Center Street and Magaro Road; then along Magaro Road to the intersection ofMagaro Road and Wolfe Road; then westerly along Wolfe Road to the intersection with the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then northerly along the Hampden Township municipal boundary to the intersection ofWertzville Road. East Pennsboro 5 - Beginning at the intersection of Salt Road and Shady Lane; then easterly along Shady Lane to the intersection of North Enola Drive; then southerly on North Enola Drive and South Eno1a Drive to the intersection of East Highland Avenue; then easterly along East Highland Avenue to where it would intersect with the extension of Enola Street; then southerly along the extension of Enol a Street and Eno1a Street to its intersection with South Street; then southerly along South Street to its intersection with South Enola Road; then southerly along South Enola Road to Pennsylvania Avenue; then westerly along Pennsylvania A venue to its intersection with South Enola Drive; the northerly along South Enola Drive to its intersection with Creekside Drive, then westerly along Creekside Drive to the property line between 12 Creekside Drive and 6 Creekside Drive; then southerly along said property line and the property line between 14 Creekside Drive and 17 Creekside Drive to the Conodoguinet Creek; the westerly along the Conodoguinet Creek to Opossum Hollow Creek; then northerly along Opossum Hollow Creek to its intersection with Wertzville Road; then westerly along Wertzville Road to its intersection with Salt Road; then northerly on Salt Road to its intersection with Shady Lane. East Pennsboro 6 - Beginning at the intersection of South Enola Road and the extension of East Manor Avenue; then easterly along the extension of East Manor Avenue to where it would intersect with the Susquehanna River; then southerly along the Susquehanna River to the Conodoguinet Creek; then westerly and northerly along the Conodoguinet Creek to the property line between 14 Creekside Drive and 17 Creekside Drive; then by said property line and the property line between 12 Creekside Drive and 6 Creekside Drive to Creekside Drive; then easterly along Creekside Drive to its intersection with South Eno1a Drive; then southerly along South Enola Drive to its intersection with Pennsylvania Avenue; then easterly along Pennsylvania Avenue to its intersection with South Enola Road; then northerly along South Enola Road to the point where it would intersect with the extension of East Manor Avenue. East Pennsboro 7 - Beginning at the intersection of Pine Hill Road and Valley Road; then easterly on Valley Road to the intersection of Valley Road and Salt Road; then southeasterly on Salt Road to its intersection with Shady Lane; then easterly along Shady Lane to its intersection with Salt Road; then southerly along Salt Road to its intersection with Wertzville Road; then westerly on Wertzville Road to the intersection of Wertzville Road and Pine Hill Road; then northerly on Pine Hill Road to the intersection of Pine Hill Road and Valley Road. East Pennsboro 8 - Beginning at the intersection of Tower Road and the southern boundary of 181; then easterly along I81 to the extension of 1 st Street; then southerly along the extension of 1 st Street to Mountain Road; then southwesterly on Mountain Road to B Street; then southeasterly along B Street so the intersection with Valley Road; then westerly on Valley Road to the intersection of Valley Road and North Eno1a Drive; then southerly on North Enola Drive to the intersection of North Enola Drive and Shady Lane; then westerly on Shady Lane to its intersection with Salt Road; then northerly along Salt Road to the intersection with Valley Road; then easterly on Valley Road to the intersection of V alley Road and Tower Road; then northerly on Tower Road to the intersection of Tower Road and the southern boundary of 181. East Pennsboro 9 - Beginning at the intersection of Valley Road and North Enola Dr; then easterly along Valley Road to its intersection with North Enola Road; then northerly along North Eno1a Road to the northbound entrance ramp of 181; then by the northbound entrance ramp of 181 and I81 to the Susquehanna River; then southerly along the Susquehanna River to a point due east of East Manor Avenue then westerly along the extension of East Manor Avenue and East Manor Avenue to where it would intersect South Enola Road; then southerly along South Enola Road to its intersection with South Street; then northerly along South Street to its intersection with Enola Street; then northerly along Eno1a Street and its extension to where it would intersect with East Highland Avenue then westerly along East Highland A venue to its intersection with South Enola Drive; then northerly along South Enola Drive and North Enola Drive to its intersection with Valley Road. East Pennsboro 10 - Beginning at the common boundary of Cumberland County, Perry County and Hampden Township; then easterly along the common boundary of Perry County and Cumberland County to the Susquehanna River; then southerly along the Susquehanna River to the southern boundary of 181; then southwesterly by 181 and the northbound entrance ramp of 181 to its intersection with North Enola Road; then southerly along North Eno1a Road to its intersection with Valley Road; then westerly along Valley Road to its intersection with B Street; then northerly along B Street to its intersection with Mountain Road; then easterly along Mountain Road to an extension of 1 st Street; then northerly along the extension of 1 st Street to 181; then westerly along I81 to its intersection with Tower Road; then southerly along Tower Road to its intersection with Valley Road; then westerly along Valley Road to its intersection with Pine Hill Road; then southerly along Pine Hill Road to its intersection with Wertzville Road; then westerly along Wertzville Road to the Hampden Township municipal boundary; then northerly along the Hampden Township municipal boundary to its common boundary with Cumberland County and Perry County. EXHIBIT "B" East Pennsboro Ten Precincts Proposal . Polling Place D Municipality - Minor Road - State Road Interstate River Precinct 01 c=J2 3 c=J4 . _9 "10 -IV ...........eoonrGIS , .....,- Oecll!l'lttw2m6 INRE: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO : TOWNSHIP CIVIL ACTION - LAW NO. 06-4085 CIVIL ORDER AND NOW, this ~ 2 --! day of February, 2007, hearing on the petition to establish a new voting district in East Pennsboro Township set for March 2,2007, is continued to Tuesday, March 6, 2007, at II :00 a.m. in Courtroom Number 4, Cumberland County Courthouse, Carlisle, PA. ~nry Coyne, Esquire For East Pennsboro Township ~ward Schorpp, Esquire For Cumberland County Board of Elections ~net Walter - f1'\o.:\\~oat'Y\ / Cumberland County Commissioners :rlm BY THE COURT, /lJL ~ tiir,-f~ij\'l )\8 1\1 r'~::id i ,., "..,,,..."~ , ''''c( "."-"~'n'"' I'..u\~l ::,,:' ,-' -:--; ~..:ti~. \~I V 60 : II H\1 22 83.:J LOOl ^' LMIU"'f' ,<"\, "('Vd::!H1 10 QV. 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J .....~ ~j _' ,,~... .J:J L:J INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSOBORO TOWNSHIP : CIVIL DIVISION : NO. 06-4085 CIVIL AFFIDAVIT OF POSTING OF NOTICE Valerie Fite, clerk II for the Bureau of Elections and Voter Registration, Cumberland County, being duly sworn according to law, doth depose and say that she did cause notices ofthe time and place of the hearing of a Petition, presented to the Court of Common Pleas, Civil Division, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, praying for the creation of an additional election district in East Pennsboro Township and ofthe Report, as amended, of the Board of Elections recommending ten districts, to be posted in five (5) public and conspicuous places in each of the precincts in East Pennsboro Township; and that one of such notices was posted in the immediate vicinity of the existing polling places at least ten (10) days before the time of the hearing; a copy of said Notice is attached hereto containing a warning in that any objections would have to be filed with the Prothonotary prior to the date of hearing. ~;.2JtkJ Valerie Fite Sworn and SubscIi.bed to Before me this".'Oay of .fC.brcl4t') ,2007 Seal NOTARIAL SUI. HEATHER R.ILGENFIIIZ. NOfARV....., CARIJSLE BOAO. CUMBERLAND COUNTY. PA MY COMMISSION EXPIRE8l~AY 27, :>009 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a Petition praying for the creation of an additional election district in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County Pennsylvania has been presented to the Court of Common Pleas, Civil Division, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. Notice is further given that the Board of Elections is recommending that said Petition be rejected and, in its 2nd Amended Report to the Court, is proposing the reapportionment of the current election districts and the creation of four additional election districts in East Pennsboro Township, Cumberland County Pennsylvania. The districts as recommended by the Board are depicted on the attached map. As of October 9, 2006, East Pennsboro Enola Lower East precinct had approximately 2950 registered voters, East Pennsboro Lower East had approximately 1934 registered voters, East Pennsboro Lower West had approximately 1288 registered voters, East Pennsboro Summerdale had approximately 2394 registered voters, East Pennsboro Upper had approximately 2979 registered voters, East Pennsboro West Fairview had approximately 641 registered voters. The Court has set Tuesday, the 6th day of March, 2007, at 11 :00 a.m. in courtroom #4 at the Courthouse, Carlisle Pennsylvania, as the time and place for a hearing on said Petition and the Board's 2nd Amended Report, at which time objections thereto will be heard and considered. Any person desiring to object to the division, creation or realignment of voting districts in East Pennsboro Township, as proposed in the Petition, the 2nd Amended Report, or both, must file his objections with the Cumberland County Prothonotary prior to the date of the hearing. (Case No.: 2006-4085 CIVIL) Robert P. Ziegler, Glenda Farner Strasbaugh, Samuel W, Milkes, Cumberland County Board of Elections; John C. Byrne, Chief Clerk East Pennsboro Ten Precincts Proposal · Polling Place D Municipality - Minor Road - State Road = Interstate .. River Precinct D1 _2 _3 I ........ ...14 5 c:=J 6 "7 _8 _9 _10 . PrfJpeIedby: CIJITlberlllnd County GIS JUIIlnSlTlith OeoImbef 2006 The Notice of the time and place of the hearing ofthe Petition was posted in the following places in each precinct in East Penn: East Penn 1 Oyster Mill Playhouse West Shore Country Club East Penn 2 Greater Harrisburg Assoc of Realtors Highmark Nester and Mathias Ent Facial Plastic Surgery Group Davis Pulmonary Assoc East Penn 3 Unit Mart Radisson Holy Spirit Perkins Turkey and More East Penn 4 Kinder Care Hair Cuttery Hampden Drycleaners H&R Block Wine and Spirits East Penn 5 Vietnamese Alliance Church Locke's Automotive E Penn Township Bldg West Enola Fire Company Enola Emmanuel United Church East Penn 6 Bretz's Carpet Historical Society Exclusive Hair Design Vinnie Pizza Uni Mart East Penn 7 Blockbuster River of God Church Papa John's Giant Hoss's East Penn 8 Westwood Village Office E Penn Administration Building E Penn Elem School E Penn Middle School E Penn Area School East Penn 9 Dunkin Donuts Dollar Tree Al's Pizza Central Penn Business College Brother's Pizza East Penn 10 Summerdale Fire Company Summerdale Alliance Chruch 2 Guys and a Girl Upholstery Summerdale United Methodist Church PAESSP (") -' ~ c:;:::> c. = <."'" -..1 t") iT: -n ~ S::2~~" 1"""1 f11:!! CO r -0 rr. "())). N -dj? -<. -J ""5 r- ':-_~u ~ -0 ':C:rl '2".' C .\ ::g; -50 $2:: ~ am /.~: -\ "'r.>- ~ ~ N ;<, ., 4.. INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP : CIVIL DIVISION : No. 06-4085 Civil Term ORDER OF COURT AND NOW, this C, r day of March, 2007, upon consideration of the within Petition and the Second Amended Report filed by the Cumberland County Board of Elections, it appearing that all procedural and substantive requirements imposed by law have been met and that the public interest will be promoted, the election district realignment set forth in the Second Amended Report is accepted by the Court. It is ordered and decreed that hereafter, the election districts of East Pennsboro Township shall be known as follows: East Pennsboro 1 East Pennsboro 2 East Pennsboro 3 East Pennsboro 4 East Pennsboro 5 East Pennsboro 6 East Pennsboro 7 East Pennsboro 8 East Pennsboro 9 East Pennsboro 10 The Cumberland County Board of Elections is directed to provide notice of such realignment to the registered electors of East Pennsboro Township as required by law. Further, the Board is directed to recommend electors for appointment to the district election boards to the .,... ... Court for its consideration in sufficient time for service during the 2007 Primary Election and thereafter until elected according to law. Henry F. Coyne, Esquire, for Petitioners Edward L. Schorpp, Esquire, for Board of Elections Cumberland County Board of Elections Janet Walter, County Paralegal ~f''(;.S r €/lSON:il.{{Y (}.., ~ ~/'-IO? ~ (") ~ r-..) = = --' o -n :t., nil" -'~1111 ;c'/9 ".; (~l ;:;~~ ~ .> :'.0 -< T-: ;po ::::v I 0"\ ::::::> 3{: N INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP : CIVIL DIVISION : No. 06-4085 Civil Term PETITION FOR APPOINTMENTS TO FILL V ACANCIES ON ELECTION BOARDS IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP AND NOW, comes the Petitioner, Cumberland County Board of Elections, by and through its Solicitor, Edward L. Schorpp, Esquire, and hereby recommends electors for appointments to vacant positions ofthe district election boards in East Pennsboro Township and avers the following: 1. By Court Order dated March 6, 2007 signed by the Honorable Judge Kevin A. Hess; In Re: Petition for New Voting District In East Pennsboro Township, Civil No. 06-4085, the East Pennsboro Township election districts were reapportioned and four additional election districts were created, thereby constituting 10 election districts in East Pennsboro Township to be known as: East Pennsboro 1, East Pennsboro 2, East Pennsboro 3, East Pennsboro 4, East Pennsboro 5, East Pennsboro 6, East Pennsboro 7, East Pennsboro 8, East Pennsboro 9, and East Pennsboro 10. 2. Said Order further directed the Board of Elections to recommend electors for appointment to the district election boards to the Court for its consideration in sufficient time for service during the 2007 Primary Election and thereafter until elected according to law. 3. The Board of Elections is recommending the following electors from the various election districts of East Pennsboro Township be considered by the Court for appointment to the offices of Judge of Elections, Majority Inspector and Minority Inspector as listed: East Pennsboro 1 Judge: Jane E, Monaghan, 2 Round Hill Rd, Camp Hill, P A 17011 Maj Insp: Karen L. McDonough, 18 Round Hill Rd, Camp Hill, PA 17011 Min Insp: David Aiello, 4 Round Hill Rd, Camp Hill, P A 17011 East Pennsboro 2 Judge: Charles E. Hall, 776 Lancaster Ave, Enola, P A 17025 Maj Insp: Ivema A. Lair, 1 02 Wayne Ave" Enola, P A 17025 Min Insp: Anna Bell G, Bolig, 785 Lancaster Ave, Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 3 Judge: Erika Huggler, 15 Stephens Rd, Camp Hill, PA 17011 Maj Insp: Joseph J. Scherrer, 1478 Clover Rd, Camp Hill, P A 17011 Min Insp: Robin B. Johnson, 13 Stephens Rd, Camp Hill, P A 17011 East Pennsboro 4 Judge: Deron R. Smith, 165 Troy Circle, Enola, P A 17025 Maj Insp: Denise B. Klipowicz, 45 Lee Ann Ct, Enola, P A 17025 Min Insp: Gustav Lesnevich, 107 Lee Ann Ct, Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 5 Judge: T. Winton Henry, 424 S, Enola Dr, Enola, PA 17025 Maj Insp: Barbara G, Henry, 424 S. Enola Dr, Enola, P A 17025 Min Insp: Barbara L. Shiley, 205 S. Enola Dr, Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 6 Judge: Elizabeth A. Baker, 526 2nd St, W Fairview, P A 17025 Maj Insp: Alverta Stewart, 323 2nd St, W Fairview, P A 17025 Min Insp: Wanda J, Baker, 513 2nd St, W Fairview, PA 17025 East Pennsboro 7 Judge: Linda M. Walde, 1023 Teakwood Ln, Enola, P A 17025 Maj Insp,: Linda K. Brougher, 1011 Teakwood Ln, Enola, PA 17025 Min Insp: Donald L. Walde, 1023 Teakwood Ln, Enola, PA 17025 East Penn 8 Judge: Ronald C. Coleman, 7 Cordial Dr, Enola, P A 17025 Maj Insp: Carol L. Coleman, 7 Cordial Dr, Enola, P A 17025 Min Insp: Mary W. Sheehan, 797 Valley St, Enola, PA 17025 East Pennsboro 9 Judge: Victor G. McBride, 33 College Hill Rd, Enola, P A 17025 Maj Insp: Amanda Alleman, 208 N. Enola Dr, Enola, P A 17025 Min Insp: Donna Lee McBride, 33 College Hill Rd, Eno1a, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 10 Judge: Helen Griffith, 411 1st St, Eno1a, P A 17025 (Mail: POBox314.Summerdale.PAI7093) Maj Insp: Albert Bitner, 311 Third St, Enola, P A 17025 (Mail: POBox515.Summerdale.PA17093) Min Insp: Kathleen Corr, 635 Tower Rd, Enola, P A 17025 WHEREFORE, the Petitioner, Cumberland County Board of Elections, by and through its Solicitor, Edward L. Schorpp, Esquire, respectfully pray that this Honorable Court appoint the listed electors to the offices of Judge of Elections, Majority Inspector and Minority Inspector for the various election districts for East Pennsboro Township. ~ Edward L. Schorpp, County Solicitor Solicitor's Office Cumberland County Courthouse 1 Courthouse Square Carlisle, P A 17013 DATED: ~/JI!. /0 ,2007 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY OF CUMBELAND Before me, the undersigned officer, personally appeared Robert P. Ziegler, Chairman of the Board of Election, who, being duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that the facts set forth in the foregoing Petition are true and correct to the best of his knowledge, information, and belief. ~/v Robeh P. Ziegler, Chairman Sworn and Subscribed to Before me this 'f~ay of ~ Ifpr' I , 2007 o('~ / ~~-~ - Notary ~""OF""" IMfa.~ ;":1-: , ;i --~:-"':.~ ~~; fV;I.~:~~~~~;~.I:~~..., ,~~ " ;.-.:t~_:':~h-::.~~.~ ....... ;.... ,.1 i.,. ,.:~.~.!~:~ ~:~~:;. '" (:-) c.:.: ".-. '~~ " -, r-.) = <= -... ,.~ ::0 :;:0 o ., :2" n,= -r,m ;~~ ~~; j~t1 ;jm ~l 5; -< o :;r::.. 3 ~ INRE: : IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF : CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA PETITION FOR NEW VOTING DISTRICT IN EAST PENNSBORO TOWNSHIP : CIVIL DIVISION : No. 06-4085 Civil Term ORDER AND NOW, this 16" day of April, 2007, upon consideration of the within Petition, each of the following electors is appointed to the respective positions in the election district as indicated to serve during the 2007 Primary Election and thereafter until each, or their successor, is duly elected or appointed according to law: East Pennsboro 1 Judge: Jane E. Monaghan, 2 Round Hill Rd, Camp Hill, P A 17011 Maj Insp: Karen L. McDonough, 18 Round Hill Rd, Camp Hill, P A 17011 Min Insp: David Aiello, 4 Round Hill Rd, Camp Hill, P A 17011 East Pennsboro 2 Judge: Charles E. Hall, 776 Lancaster Ave, Enola, PA 17025 Maj Insp: Ivema A. Lair, 102 Wayne Ave" Enola, PA 17025 Min Insp: Anna Bell G. Bolig, 785 Lancaster Ave, Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 3 Judge: Erika Huggler, 15 Stephens Rd, Camp Hill, P A 17011 Maj Insp: Joseph J. Scherrer, 1478 Clover Rd, Camp Hill, P A 17011 Min Insp: Robin B. Johnson, 13 Stephens Rd, Camp Hill, PA 17011 East Pennsboro 4 Judge: Deron R. Smith, 165 Troy Circle, Enola, P A 17025 Maj Insp: Denise B. Klipowicz, 45 Lee Ann Ct, Enola, P A 17025 Min Insp: Gustav Lesnevich, 107 Lee Ann Ct, Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 5 Judge: T. Winton Henry, 424 S. Enola Dr, Enola, PA 17025 Maj Insp: Barbara G. Henry, 424 S. Enola Dr, Enola, P A 17025 Min Insp: Barbara L. Shiley, 205 S. Enola Dr, Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 6 Judge: Elizabeth A. Baker, 526 2nd St, W Fairview, P A 17025 Maj Insp: Alverta Stewart, 323 2nd St, W Fairview, PA 17025 Min Insp: Wanda J. Baker, 513 2nd St, W Fairview, PA 17025 SO :2 ~ld t I HdV LODl A'S' "L'" ,'", ':J -, l\ '(\ > "i h'," ," Ii ,,',~ ...!Hl -, I \. II"!'" J\ ...\.....' i,;L\_'<.,\ ,....11. ""''''""' ~}:::-y:;::O.U:nl::! East Pennsboro 7 Judge: LindaM. Walde, 1023 Teakwood Ln, Enola, PA 17025 Maj Insp,: Linda K. Brougher, 1011 Teakwood Ln, Enola, PA 17025 Min Insp: Donald L. Walde, 1023 Teakwood Ln, Enola, P A 17025 East Penn 8 Judge: Ronald C. Coleman, 7 Cordial Dr, Enola, P A 17025 Maj Insp: Carol L. Coleman, 7 Cordial Dr, Enola, P A 17025 Min Insp: Mary W. Sheehan, 797 Valley 8t, Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 9 Judge: Victor G. McBride, 33 College Hill Rd, Enola, P A 17025 Maj Insp: Amanda Alleman, 208 N, Enola Dr, Enola, P A 17025 Min Insp: Donna Lee McBride, 33 College Hill Rd, Enola, P A 17025 East Pennsboro 10 Judge: Helen Griffith, 411 1 st St, Enola, P A 17025 (Mail: POBox314.Summerdale.PAI7093 ) Maj Insp: Albert Bitner, 311 Third St, Enola, P A 17025 (Mail: POBox515.Summerdale.PAI7093) Min Insp: Kathleen Corr, 635 Tower Rd, Eno1a, P A 17025 By the Court, .Ai J.