A Community Blog for the Tower Point Maryland residents and their friends.
Monday, June 24, 2019
Bonfire at the community beach this Wednesday
Bonfire at the community beach this Wednesday, June 26th starting around 7:30pm. Come hang out with your neighbors!
Tower Point Independence Day Parade
and Pot-luck Picnic
Thursday, July 4th 2019
Parade to start at 11:00 am at the end of Tower Point Road
(by the neighborhood sign).
If you don't plan to walk in the parade,
please pull up a chair on the side of the road!
Pot-luck Picnic at the beach to follow.
We plan to have hot dogs and sides/snacks.
Please bring a side dish or dessert to share.
This year we’d also like to have a corn-hole tournament.
Trophy and bragging rights to the winners.
Please email or call/text Alissa Quinlan
alissaq412@gmail.com or for food signup list and head-count.
We hope to see you there!
Cornhole Tournament on July 4th
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Thursday, May 16, 2019
Community Beach Clean up is this Saturday, May 18th from 9am-12pm. Please come out. We look forward to seeing you this Saturday:)
Dues is due at the end of the month, $280
Do you want mosquito spraying in your driveway?
Do you want to be a part of the community directory?
You can respond to this blog, email at Tphoa.md@gmail.com or tell us your preferences this Saturday:)
Thank you,
TPHOA
Dues is due at the end of the month, $280
Do you want mosquito spraying in your driveway?
Do you want to be a part of the community directory?
You can respond to this blog, email at Tphoa.md@gmail.com or tell us your preferences this Saturday:)
Thank you,
TPHOA
Monday, April 29, 2019
A heads up about open burning in Cecil County....
Here is a link to some of Cecil county's rules about open burning (this does not include campfires and cooking fires)
http://cecilcountyhealth.org/wp-content/uploads/dlm_uploads/2017/01/Burning-Permit-Fact-Sheet.pdf
Some highlights:
• There is a natural or constructed fire break (i.e., green grass or dirt) at least 10 feet wide completely around the material to be burned that is free of flammable materials.
• If the burn site is within 200 feet of woodland or flammable material which could ignite and carry fire to woodland, burning can only occur between 4:00 pm and midnight.
• Material to be burned must have originated on the premises.
• Materials permitted to be burned are dry brush and dry leaves. Treated or painted wood, poison ivy and poison sumac, and materials which produce dense smoke may not be burned.
• Adequate personnel and equipment must be present at the burn site to prevent fire from escaping until the last spark is out. • A hazardous condition or nuisance may not be created – be aware of weather and wind conditions and considerate of neighbors.
http://cecilcountyhealth.org/wp-content/uploads/dlm_uploads/2017/01/Burning-Permit-Fact-Sheet.pdf
Some highlights:
• There is a natural or constructed fire break (i.e., green grass or dirt) at least 10 feet wide completely around the material to be burned that is free of flammable materials.
• If the burn site is within 200 feet of woodland or flammable material which could ignite and carry fire to woodland, burning can only occur between 4:00 pm and midnight.
• Material to be burned must have originated on the premises.
• Materials permitted to be burned are dry brush and dry leaves. Treated or painted wood, poison ivy and poison sumac, and materials which produce dense smoke may not be burned.
• Adequate personnel and equipment must be present at the burn site to prevent fire from escaping until the last spark is out. • A hazardous condition or nuisance may not be created – be aware of weather and wind conditions and considerate of neighbors.
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
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