Chestnuthill Township resident Debra Hague asked supervisors this week about fixing her property on Pioneer Lane.

“The way the paving is, people use it for a turn around because they think is part of the Pioneer Lane,” Hague said.

Hague said she met with Chris McDermott, the township’s engineer, several times to discuss the matter.

“And one time, he came to the property with David Albright who told me he would look into restoring my property. My main concern is that the restoration project must minimize any detrimental impact of stormwater runoff,” Hague said.

Eric Snyder, supervisors’ vice chairman, said because the cul-de-sac was on her property when she purchased it, there isn’t much the township can do. He said he would talk to McDermott and Albright to see if there might be some remedy.

Other business

• Resident Bob Jonas came to the meeting to introduce himself and speak about the Chestnuthill Community Watch some of the residents have formed. He wanted the township to be aware of the of the group and that he was the point person if the township had any questions.

• No bids were received for the one and one-half ton dump truck. The supervisors are tabling it for now.

• Emergency Services reported 40 call outs in June and 2,017 calls this year to date.

• Chestnuthill Township is looking to hire a building and grounds person part-time. For more information call 570-992-4247 or go to www.chestnuthilltwp-pa.gov/contact-us.

Vice Chairman Eric Snyder attended in person and Supervisor Robert Baxter participated by phone.

The next Chestnuthill supervisors meeting is at 7 p.m. on July 19.