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Michael Summerfield
Board of Supervisors
London Grove Township
Experience
Former Town Councilman Councilman [Cornwall, NY]
Liaison to Cornwall Conservation Advisory Comm
Re-formed and Liaison to Economic Dev. Comm
Liaison to West Point Academy
Organizer and Co-Coordinator, HGTV Downtown JumpStart
Past President Cornwall Lions
Board Member, Riverbank Historic Home Site and Patent Model Museum
BSA, Public Administration, Univ of MI
Every Community Has Unique Local Issues
Comprehensive Plan Renewal
- Community Identity
- Welcome Signs
- Visioning
Environmental Conservation
- Stink
- Light Pollution
- Overhead Noise
Economic
Development
- Comm’l Development
- Attract new services
- Chamber of Commerce
Partnering
Opps
- Community Groups
- SCCCC
- Borough’s
Gallery
HGTV Chose our entry – 1 of 5 towns from over 5,000 submissions to participate in the first season of Hometown Kick Start to motivate the town to be its best.
With a new Comprehensive Town Plan in hand, we were able identify immediate shovel-ready projects to focus on.
Focusing on the future:
I look forward to applying my skills and experience toward the upcoming review of the Town’s Comprehensive Plan. The Plan is a very important document that establishes the direction the town is going in the next 5 years and beyond.
I can bring a fresh perspective on economic development, residential development, budgeting, visioning and overall quality of life and efficiency – all of which impact the tax burden.
Giving you a voice:
I and my family live in Hills of Sullivan, bordering the Borough of Avondale. Although there is a spirit of community in the development, London Grove doesn’t have its own identity. In fact, there are not even any welcome signs. Most people identify as living in Avondale or West Grove according to their mailing address. However, the population of the Town is approximately 8,800 vs. 1,400 in Avondale and 2,800 in West Grove. It’s time to establish an identity and improve the quality of life here by attracting needed services and businesses. Rt. 41 and East Baltimore Pike need to be enhanced and adapted to be our “downtown.”
I look forward to a collaborative relationship with the Town Board, its committees and maintaining an environment that welcomes resident into the process.
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