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There was a USC Township Planning Commission meeting on August 19th.
On the Agenda was the School District proposal for installing a turf
field at Boyce School. The Planning Commission is charged with
reviewing compliance with Township ordinances and other rules. The
next Planning Commission meeting is Thursday, September 16th at 7:30
p.m. The Deerfield Homeowners Association board suggests that anyone
who an interest/opinion with regard to this subject attend the meeting
and "let your voices be heard". The following information
about Boyce School athletic field improvements is
(click here
for details ...)
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Saturday, September 18 is Deerfield Day! The day begins at
9:00 with the annual Fall Cleanup and Scavenger Hunt. At 3:00
the annual Deerfield Manor Block Party begins, with a moonwalk,
bike parade, face painting, cotton candy, a visit from the
USC Volunteer Fire Department, music, food, and a movie under the
stars. Please come and join your neighbors for an afternoon and
evening of fun. See the
Deerfield
Day flyer for more information.
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If you like to be part of the "Special Property Committee", please email
your name and number to Wendy Vespa at wvespa@msn.com. For those of you
who have already signed up, she will contact you in the next couple of
weeks.
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The Thomas family and the Township of Upper St Clair have begun a
process to rezone property at the entrance to Deerfield Manor.
See the Development Page for the latest
information. This page is updated whenever we get new information.
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Do you receive our (very occasional) email about upcoming neighborhood
events? Residents can now update their Directory entries using
the new Online
Services web page. This is the best way to update your email
addresses. You will need your password. If you prefer, you can
send your email address to webmaster @ deerfieldmanor . com.
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In March 2008 Bill and Jeff Thomas purchased 70 undeveloped acres and
22 buildable lots in Deerfield Manor. You may have seen their
For Sale signs in the neighborhood. If you are
curious, or know someone who might be interested in purchasing a lot,
you might want to check out these
plot plans.
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Curbside recycling takes care of everyday newspaper and cans.
For more unusual items, check out these
resources.
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