Upper
Gwynedd Township
Resident Information
Welcome to the Upper Gwynedd Township Resident Information page! You will find information here that will be both useful and informative. Be sure to check back often as this information will change from time to time.
Please be advised that Upper Gwynedd Township has entered into a franchise agreement with Verizon relative to cable t.v. click here to find out more information: Verizon
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Household
Hazardous Waste
And Computer Collection Program
2008 Household Hazardous Waste and Computer Collection Program
Indian Valley Middle School Montgomery County Community College
April 19, 2008 June 14, 2008
130 Maple Ave.
Cathcart Entrance
Harleysville, PA 19438
Blue Bell, PA 19422
Lower Salford Township
Whitpain Township
9 am - 3 pm
9 am - 3 pm
Spring-Ford School District Springfield School District
June 28, 2008 August 2, 2008
Flex School Parking Lot
High School Parking Lot
833 South Lewis Road
Use 500 Haws Lane Entrance
Royersford, PA 19468
Flourtown, PA 19031
Upper Providence Township
Springfield Township
9 am - 3 pm
9 am - 3 pm
Lower Merion Transfer Station
October 25, 2008
1300 Woodbine Avenue
Narberth, PA 19072
Lower Merion Township
9 am - 3 pm
Automotive Products Household Products Miscellaneous
Motor Oil
Drain and Oven
Cleaners Dyes
Transmission Fluid
Spot
Remover
Lighter Fluids
Brake Fluid
Dry Cleaning
Fluid
Photographic Chemicals
Antifreeze
Rug
Cleaner
Concrete or Asphalt Sealers
Gasoline
Swimming Pool Chemicals
Kerosene
Paint Products Pesticide and Herbicides
Paint Thinner or Turpentine
Paint Remover
OIL Based Paint (No Latex. Dry it out, after it hardens put
it in the trash or consult your
Furniture
Stripper
local home improvement center for disposal options.)
Furniture Refinisher
How To Package Household Hazardous
Waste
for Transportation
1. Keep all products in original containers with labels intact.
2. Wrap leaking containers in newspaper and place in
plastic bag or garbage container.
Make sure all lids and caps are
tight.
3. Place items securely in a box for transport. Use newspaper or cardboard as filler
4. Place chemicals which will react with one another, in separate parts of the vehicle.
5. Do not leave materials in hot, unventilated area for long periods of time.
6. Do not smoke near chemicals.
For more information, contact: Montgomery County Recycling Hotline at 610-278-3618 or visit their website: www.wsaemc.org
Tire Recycling
This is Open only to Montgomery County Residents
No Businesses Allowed
4 Tires Maximum allowed per vehicle
Only tires will be accepted
Any questions please call 610-278-3618
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Leaves
Click on the leaf for information on the Leaf and Yard Waste Recycling
Program...

Snow
Just a reminder that during moderate snow falls, the Township Public Works Department will make two initial passes with plowing equipment on every residential street, thereby opening the center of each street for vehicular traffic. Once all Township roads have been opened in this manner, the Township crews will return to complete the curbside plowing. By reducing the priority of curb-edge plowing during minor to moderate snow falls, the process by which all streets are initially opened can be expedited. This will afford greater access to roadways by the general public.
The Township will maintain its policy of plowing all primary and secondary roads on a curb-to-curb basis prior to the commencement of plowing in residential developments.
Under severe snow conditions, the policy of removing snow from curb-to-curb will be followed. If the Township were to follow the "two pass" process as described above, large windrows would accumulate along the curb-edge and would prevent access to the street from private driveways.
In severe conditions, we ask for your patience and understanding. Be advised that no street or development is always last to be plowed. IT IS THE TOWNSHIP'S POLICY TO ROTATE THE RESIDENTIAL PLOWING SCHEDULE WITH EACH SNOWFALL SO THAT NO ONE NEIGHBORHOOD OR STREET REMAINS IN THE SAME POSITION ON THE PLOWING SCHEDULE.
The Township would like to remind all property owners that the plowing of
snow is an imperfect process and certain inconveniences are unavoidable. The two
most common complaints received by the Township are damage to mailboxes and the
plowing closed of previously cleared driveways. There are no remedies to
these problems. Township plows must operate at a minimum rate of speed in
order to create enough momentum to remove snow from the road, therefore,
windrows are unavoidable. Old, unsecured mailboxes are prone to damage because
of the weight of the snow. The Township will not be responsible for improperly
mounted or maintained mailboxes that are damaged by snow.
We ask for your understanding and your acceptance of these realities and suggest
that, if possible, you delay shoveling your driveway until after the
Township plows have completed curb-to-curb snow removal.
PLEASE REMOVE VEHICLES FROM THE ROADWAY WHEN SNOWFALL IS PREDICTED.
Snow Emergencies are declared by the Township Manager and announced on KYW News Radio (1060) and WNPV Radio (1440). DURING PERIODS OF "SNOW EMERGENCY", VEHICLES ARE PROHIBITED FROM PARKING OR STANDING UNATTENDED ON ANY ROADWAY WITHIN THE TOWNSHIP. The purpose of the "Snow Emergency" is to facilitate snow plowing. Any vehicles parked on the roadway will be ticketed.
Residents are reminded that within twenty-four (24) hours after snow has ceased to fall, or the formation of ice has occurred, a 24" path must be cleared on all sidewalks.
Residents are advised that when clearing snow from driveways, it should not be shoveled into the roadway
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Disposal of Propane Cylinders
This serves as a reminder to all residents that propane cylinders for gas grills and travel-trailers are not municipal solid waste and should not be discarded with curbside trash.
Propane cylinders will not be accepted at any of the Household Hazardous Waste Collection programs in Montgomery County.
Residents may discard a propane cylinder at any authorized Propane Dealer. There may be a fee for disposal of these cylinders.
Listed below are several local dealers who accept propane cylinders.
Ameri-Gas Kulpsville 215-855-9063
Suburban Propane Montgomeryville 215-855-6891
Home improvement centers, Wal-Mart and U-Haul centers may have a return program available.
Montgomery County Recycling Hotline: 610-278-3618
Please be advised that the web site for Upper Gwynedd Watch Dog or any other independent web site is not a web site supported by Upper Gwynedd Township. Information on independent sites may not always be accurate. The official web site of Upper Gwynedd Township is www.uppergwynedd.org.
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