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Proper Float Disposal

October 9, 2015 | By | No Comments

WOW 3-1!  Way to go Penn State. Here’s hoping for Win No. 4 against
Indiana on Saturday.

If you need any last minute help to get ready for Homecoming, we invite
you to take advantage of the FRATFIX Event Planning Service which includes
rentals, promotional items, security fencing, help with floats, etc.  For
details call Greg at (814) 880-3131 or visit our website, www.fratfix.com.
Also please visit us on Facebook.

If you should need help at the parade’s staging area, FRATFIX will be
there to assist the organizers as needed.

IMPORTANT: Please read the notice below along with the attachment
issued by the State College Borough concerning the proper disposal of
your float after Homecoming.

Best Regards,

Val Heier
FRATFIX, Inc.
vheierff@gmail.com
(814) 321-3074

IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM STATE COLLEGE BOROUGH

From: “Kassab, Kevin” <kkassab@statecollegepa.us>
Date: October 6, 2015 at 5:32:25 PM EDT
To: Undisclosed recipients:;
Subject: Homecoming floats

Good Afternoon,

Penn State’s Homecoming weekend is fast approaching and we have assembled
the attached letter to guide you in the proper disposal of your homecoming
float.  Please distribute the information to everybody whom you feel would
benefit from the information. The Borough wishes you a safe and successful
Homecoming weekend!

My best,

Kevin D. Kassab
Supervisor of Inspections/Health Officer
Division of Health and Neighborhood Services
243 South Allen Street
State College, PA 16801
(814) 234-7191 [office] (814) 234-7197 [fax]

Borough Of State College     243 South Allen Street, State College, PA 16801-4806

MAYOR: ELIZABETH A. GOREHAM COUNCIL PRESIDENT: JAMES L. ROSENBERGER PHONE: (814) 234-7110 BOROUGH COUNCIL: THOMAS E. DAUBERT THERESA D. LAFER FAX: (814) 231-3082 CATHERINE G. DAULER PETER MORRIS TDD: (814) 234-7101 SARAH KLINETOB LOWE EVAN MYERS WEBSITE: WWW.STATECOLLEGEPA.US

October, 2015

RE: Proper Disposal of Float Materials

With Penn State’s Homecoming Weekend fast approaching, I know all of you are busy making plans for your fraternity’s homecoming float. The Borough wishes you a safe and successful Homecoming. As you plan your homecoming activities, it is important to incorporate into your planning the proper disposal of your float for after this year’s festivities are over.

It is very important not to throw your entire float into your dumpster. This could cause injury to the Borough’s refuse collection truck drivers or damage to one of the trucks. When disposing of float materials, please remember that it is important to dismantle the float and put any lumber, chicken wire, and/or large, bulky items out at the curb or near your dumpster for bulk item collection. You can arrange for this type of pick up by calling the Borough’s Service Building at 234-7135. All float material must be secured properly until pickup occurs. Crepe paper and similar small items can be bagged, tied securely and placed in the dumpster for collection. Remember to clean up all poms promptly before they blow into the street and onto neighboring properties. Please bear in mind that your float or sections of your float must not be left on any public sidewalk, street or any public right-of-way after the parade is over.

In addition, the Penn State Homecoming Committee has made arrangements for floats to be dismantled on Penn State University property. Any questions or requests for more information regarding this option can be made by contacting the Committee at paradehomecoming@psu.edu.

In order to take care of post-homecoming clean up, floats need to be disassembled completely and the materials placed out for collection by 7:00 AM on Friday, October 16, 2015.

If you have any questions about the disposal of your float prior to refuse pickup, please contact the State College Division of Health and Neighborhood Services at 234-7191 or the Sanitation Department at 234-7135.

My best,

Kevin D. Kassab

Supervisor of Inspections

Division of Health and Neighborhood Services

KDK/ses

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