Farmers' Market in Mayfair?! One Step Closer Thanks to Councilman Henon

Through our collective efforts (Mayfair CDC, Mayfair Civic Association and Mayfair Business Association) and through our 6th District City Councilman Bobby Henon and his Office staff, our neighborhood is one step closer  to realizing our goal of a Farmers' Market at Cottman and Frankford Aves (3500 Block of Ryan Ave.).  Three weeks ago Mia Hylan and Joe DeFelice met with Councilman Henon, and staffers: Chris Creelman, Lisa Deeley and Court Voss to discuss bringing a Farmers' Market to Mayfair.  Councilman Henon was very interested in the idea and after a proposal put together by Hylan, DeFelice and Mayfair CDC Executive Director Sue St Marie, the Councilman's Office had a better understanding of what the neighborhood was looking to do.   Some ideas for the Market include rotating organic markets, local vendors and Mayfair Business Association members, rotating gourmet food trucks, lite entertainment and something for the kids.  Today the following Legislation was presented to the City Council:

AN ORDINANCE

Amending Section 9-213 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled “Farmers’ Markets,” by adding as a permissible location a portion of the sidewalks and curb lanes of both sides of the 3500 block of Ryan Avenue beginning at Frankford Avenue, and making conforming amendments to Section 9-205, entitled “Sidewalk Sales,” all under certain terms and conditions.

THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA HEREBY ORDAINS:

SECTION 1.  SECTION 9-205 of The Philadelphia Code is hereby amended to read

as follows:

§ 9-205.  Sidewalk Sales.

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(8)    Prohibited Conduct. No vendor or person shall:

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                        (p)  exhibit, display, offer for sale or sell any goods, wares, or merchandise or place or allow any stand to remain on the sidewalks of the following streets or any other location which the Council shall from time to time ordain:

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                                    (.327)   The Sixth Councilmanic District. This prohibition shall not apply [to sidewalk] to:

                                                (.a) Sidewalk vending by an owner or tenant of an abutting building, provided that: (i) such vending is accessory to a business conducted by such owner or tenant in the abutting building; and (ii) no merchandise display or other stand shall be placed on the sidewalk except within three feet of the abutting building, and in no event shall a stand be placed on the sidewalk if it reduces the unobstructed pedestrian right-of-way to less than six feet. Such permitted sidewalk vending shall be exempt from all other provisions of this Section 9-205, including, but not limited to, the license requirement of subsection [9-205(3).] 9-205(3); or

                                                (.b) Farmers’ Markets at locations permitted by Section 9-213( 7 ) of this Code.

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SECTION 2. Section 9-213 of The Philadelphia Code is hereby amended to read

as follows:

§9-213. Farmers’ Markets.

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(7)  Permissible Locations. Farmers' Markets at the following locations shall be permitted:

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                        ( ) The sidewalks and curb lanes of both sides of the 3500 block of Ryan Avenue from Frankford Avenue and extending 156 feet northwest of the northwest line of Frankford Avenue, provided the hours of operation shall be Sundays from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM, from April 1^st through October 31^st.  

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SECTION 3.  This Ordinance shall become effective immediately.

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As you can see from clicking Here, the Northeast is basically barren when it comes to Farmers' Markets (not including fruit stands and supermarkets) and the northernmost Market is at Bridge and Pratt.

May Mayfair Civic Association Meeting Minutes (PENDING APPROVAL)

Mayfair Civic Association Meeting

May 21, 2012 at 7pm

Mayfair Community Center

2990 St. Vincent St. Philadelphia, PA 19149

Board Members Present: Joseph DeFelice, Mike JP Williams, Pete McDermott, Kevin Leonard, Mike Serverson, Suzann St. Marie, John Jenkins, Lisa Greco, Donny Smith, Milt Martelack, Anna Stacey, Mia Hylan, Melinda Mulvenna.

Board Members Absent: Dana Lambie

Proceedings
Called to order at 7:07pm by President Joseph DeFelice

Membership Update
Seargent at Arms Donny Smith stated that applications for membership are still available at the meetings or online at. It is $10 to join the Civic Association for one year. Only paid members are allowed to vote on zoning issues.

By Law Update
No by-law updates at this time.

Treasurer's Report
Treasurer Kevin Leonard reported that the current balance as of 05/21/12 is $3,833.69.

Zoning

1. Zoning for 6410 Frankford Ave, Proposed Planet Fitness—Applicant Ronald Patterson, Mayfair Shopping Center. Applicant need a use variance on the property to be used as a fitness center, housing tanning beds and other retail items. The hearing was originally set for May 30, 2012 but Zoning Chair Pete McDermott was informed that the application had been withdrawn. However another notice was received that the date of the hearing has been changed to June 14, 2012. A special hearing will be held when the applicant will present paperwork.
No Vote taken at this time.

The floor was opened to members to state any concerns, support, or statements of opposition regarding the proposed Planet Fitness:

• Several statements were made regarding the “predatory” nature of Planet Fitness business practices; Planet Fitness increases memberships by undercutting fees to other members of other gyms such as Bally's and Retro Fitness.
• Concerns were stated regarding bringing outside contractors from other states and not from within the community. Specific Concerns regarding the alleged us of undocumented workers and illegal workers used in other local building operations in Jenkintown.
• Also raised were allegations and concerns regarding issues with the ownership of specific Planet Fitness' in Las Vegas and Delaware County.
• Several neighbors also cited that traffic and parking are already an issue in that shopping center.
• There was a question regarding Planet Fitness’ Better Business Bureau qualifications.
• Concerns were raised regarding the competition posed for an existing business (Galaxy Tans) in the Mayfair Shopping Center. In the current tenants agreement there is a stipulation that there would be no type of fitness center unless determined by the owner. Owner has approved the Planet Fitness application and tenants will be allowed to oppose the owner.

2. Zoning for7302 Frankford Ave--Applicant Muhammad Abu Ali. Use variance for a restaurant/cafe with hookah Bar at 7306-7308 (Stutz Candies). Mr. Abu Ali was not present at this meeting. Hearing is scheduled for Wednesday May 23, 2012. Applicant is allegedly having a problem with the landlord/owner “7302 Associates”. No Vote taken at this time.

3. Zoning for 2849 Rhawn Street—Applicant Elizabeth Cruz. Use variance for increasing current group daycare from 4 children to a total of 12 children. Hearing is scheduled for May 22, 2012 at 9:30 am. Ms. Cruz was present with a portfolio of her current business, all supporting paperwork and licenses, pictures of the current day care, architectural plans and elaborated on the process she has gone through.
Not opposed, with provisions

• Majority vote approved applicant for 8 children only
• No signage will be allowed on the exterior of the home,
• A larger fenced in area for the children to play in
• Join the Mayfair Business Association.  
• “Watch Children” signs will be erected along the street.

4. Zoning for 2842 St. Vincent—Applicant ________. Variance for take-out restaurant. Failed to appear before the ZBA. Zoning Chairman and MCA Secretary Pete McDermott was present for the ZBA meeting.
No Vote taken at this time.

Updated Zoning—Methadone Clinic update. The Healing Way Inc.(THW) appealed the denial of their application to the Court of Common Pleas. Oral arguments will have to be heard in front of a judge in common pleas court. This could take up to 6 months in common pleas court. The MCA continues to oppose the application.

New Zoning –New zoning codes will take effect August 2012. Neighborhood organizations will have to be registered with the city via an application process with the Philadelphia City Planning Commission. Secretary Pete McDermott is already working on registering the MCA.

Miscellaneous

• Two minute presentation from Mike Tomlinson, Republican candidate for the 5th Senatorial District, since he missed the May Candidates meeting due to a miscommunication.
• Blighted properties/Absentee Landlord properties presentation/information from Mike Fitzpatrick, Mayfair Business Association member from Keller-Williams. Mr. Fitzpatrick requested that neighbors call his office regarding any blighted properties or trouble properties owned by absentee landlords. Mr. Fitzpatrick’s office will contact the owner and give them the option of selling the home to the group of investors. If they accepte the investors will buy the properties. Several concerns were raised by neighbors regarding the new landlords, the possibility of decreasing property values in the area due to these investors buying properties cheaper, and that new landlords are not necessarily from this area.
• President Joe DeFelice encouraged MCA members and neighbors to use Councilman Bobby Henon’s “Bad Neighbor Initiative” as well as his City Hall smart phone application to report problem properties.
• Jeffrey Dempsey from Representative Kevin Boyle's office spoke to address concerns that Representative Boyle is trying to “get rid of Mayfair” when the state legislature completes redistricting. Mr. Dempsey clarified that Rep. Boyle wants to “keep Mayfair” and has no plans for leaving. There are also no plans to get rid of the office at 7518 Frankford Ave. Several neighbors addressed concerns with Mr. Dempsey regarding the trash and clean-up around the office and the garbage disposal. Mr. Dempsey assured the neighbors that he will make sure that all garbage from their office is secured however he believes that some of the trash may be coming from other businesses around them as well.
• Paul from Councilman Henon's stated that the Councilman’s new district office will be opening at 6730 Torresdale Ave. There will also be a Senior Fair held on June 29, 2012 at the Mayfair Community Center.
• A “Cash for Gold” business tried to open up at 6718 Frankford Ave without proper zoning/usage permits. This issue was addressed by Lisa Deeley from Councilman Henon's office. The owner has taken down all signs but has again applied for a cash for gold license for that storefront.  This issue will continue to be addressed by Councilman Henon’s office and the Mayfair Civic Association.

Formation of a Clean-up Mayfair Committee

• Mr. James Ortlieb is the newly appointed chairman of the newly created Clean-up Mayfair Committee. Mr. Ortlieb is proposing a designated one day Mayfair wide clean-up event in the neighborhoods. Mr. Ortlieb will go forward with planning this event by picking a date within the next couple months and exploring city resources for the clean-up. He would also like to focus on areas of Frankford Ave and businesses that do not clean up their storefront areas and sidewalks.

• Secretary Pete McDermott made a proposal to set us a Community Clean-up at Frankford Ave and Cottman. This was seconded by a board member.

Mayfair Fallen Heroes Run Update

• There were over 200 runners pre-registered and close to 400 walkers and runners combined the day of the race.  Five thousand dollars ($5000) was raised for the Heroes Thrill Show and Two Thousand dollars ($2000) for a Hero Plaque for Joe Konrad.
• An additional four thousand ($4000) will go towards continued improvements and upkeep for the Mayfair Memorial Playground.
• A “Badge of Honor” will also be installed at the site of the Mayfair Memorial Playground on which the names of the honorees of the MFHR will be engraved each year.
  Next year’s honoree for the Mayfair Fallen Heroes Run 2013 will be Officer Chuck Cassidy.

Northeast Dog Park Update
NEDP raised approximately $300 at their most recent fundraiser and continues to explore options for land to use for an enclosed dog park in the Northeast.

Mayfair Town Watch Update
Next certification class is scheduled for May 30th from 7:00-9:00pm at the Mayfair Community Center.
Contact www.mayfairtownwatch.org. for more information.

Mayfair CDC Update
President Joe DeFelice, Executive Director Suzann St. Marie and Assistant Secretary Mia Hylan recently met with Councilman Henon and his staff regarding setting up a farmer's market at the Frankford-Cottman Triangle as well as exploring the option of hanging artist’s work in vacant storefronts.  Setting up a business improvement district (BID) for the Frankford Ave business corridor is also being explored.

Open Discussion
There were questions regarding and update on the the landromat being placed on Tyson Ave and Brous Ave.  According to Secretary Pete McDermott the ZBA has not granted them their permit yet but the owners did buy the building.

Meeting adjourned at 8:56.

Minutes submitted by Assistant Secretary Mia Hylan, 5/22/2012.

NE Times: Mayfair Civic Meeting by Tom Waring

Mayfair Civic Association OK with day care

By Tom Waring 

The Mayfair Civic Association last week came to an agreement with a day care operator, while opposition seems to be mounting toward a proposed fitness center.
Elizabeth Cruz, a native of Colombia, is permitted to care for up to four children at her single home at 2849 Rhawn St. in Lexington Park, but she was seeking a zoning variance to increase that total to 12. She’s lived there for seven years.
Cruz has passed a child-abuse check by authorities and said she doesn’t drink or smoke. She showed pictures of the inside and outside of her house. She has sealed her fireplace for safety. She said part of her program will be to teach the kids to speak Spanish.
Opponents of her bid to expand don’t want a business operating on a residential block and pointed out that the nearby Northeast Community Center offers day care. They also cited the busy intersection at Rhawn Street and Lexington Avenue and what they believe to be a small area for the children to play in outside.
“There is no place for those kids to play,” one woman said.
Some neighbors worried that children will be dropped off in the common driveway and were generally concerned about traffic and parking issues.
Cruz said the youngsters start getting dropped off at 6:15 a.m.
“Most of the people are sleeping,” she said.
In the end, Cruz agreed to the civic group’s request to ask the Zoning Board of Adjustment to care for up to eight children, not 12.
In other news from the May 21 meeting:
• Planet Fitness wants to open in a former Fashion Bug store at 6420 Frankford Ave. in the Mayfair Shopping Center.
Attorney Ron Patterson explained at the civic group’s March meeting that the 10,000-square-foot gym would be open 24 hours a day. It would include tanning beds.
A hearing is scheduled for June 13 in front of the Zoning Board of Adjustment.
At last week’s meeting, concerns were raised about traffic, parking and the hours of operation. Neighbors note that there is a Galaxy Tans location in the shopping center.
If the center is approved, neighbors want the people hired for construction and permanent jobs to come from the area.
Meanwhile, the civic group has concerns about trash outside the Northeast International Supermarket, at 2842 St. Vincent St. The supermarket is seeking a zoning variance to offer takeout food.
For More Click Here

Proposed Planet Fitness Zoning Variance - Withdrawn

Per an email from their attorney Ronald Patterson, of the Law Firm of Klehr Harrison; the Petition for a Zoning Variance originally scheduled for a June 13, 2012 hearing will be WITHDRAWN.
Anymore information will be provided once received by the Mayfair Civic Association.

[MayfairBiz] Mark Your Calendars - June 30, Avenue Clean-Up

[MayfairBiz] Mark Your Calendars - June 30, Avenue Clean-Up

Methadone Clinic Briefing Schedule (Court of Common Pleas)

Briefing Schedule for the Methadone Clinic 

	Case ID:	120401046
	Case Caption:	THW GROUP LLC VS ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ETAL
	Filing Date:	Tuesday , April 10th, 2012
	Court:	AGENCY APPEAL
	Location:	City Hall
	Jury:	NON JURY
	Case Type:	ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
	Status:	LISTED FOR ORAL ARGUMENTS

It is hereby ORDERED as follows: 
1. Record: The Agency listed above is ORDERED to file its record with the Office of the Prothonotary, 2nd Filing Unit, Room 278, City Hall by 06-AUG-2012 or risk sanctions. 2. Motions for Extraordinary Relief: From the dates set forth below in this Order should be electronically filed with Motions Court not later than 04-SEP-2012 any request for continuance should also be filed as a Motion for Extraordinary Relief. 
3. Briefs:
Appellant's brief is due by 04-SEP-2012. 
Appellee's brief is due by 01-OCT-2012. Briefs can be electronically filed or manually filed with the Office of Civil Administration, Room 296, City Hall, and served upon all opponents. 4. 
Oral Argument: On the legal merits of this appeal will take place on 05-NOV-2012.
http://fjdefile.phila.gov/efsfjd/zk_fjd_public_qry_03.zp_dktrpt_frames?case_id=120401046&uid=G5jWKinVwIolqsSYDxam&o=M7paESdlQ%21rzHdb

ZONING - 2849 Rhawn Street - Daycare (NOT OPPOSED WITH PROVISOS)

***TEXT OF THE LETTER***

Tuesday May 22, 2012

Ms. Lynette Brown-Sow

Chairperson

Zoning Board of Adjustment

Municipal Services Building

1401 John F. Kennedy Blvd.

Philadelphia, PA  19102

Re: Appeal for One (1) Use Variance at 2849 Rhawn Street, 19152
Cal. No.: 17659
Appl. No.: 389874
Date & Time: Tues., May 22nd, 2012,
9:30 a.m.
Case No.: 3A
Owner: Elizabeth Cruz
Applicant: Elizabeth Cruz
Zon. Class.: R-4 Residential

Dear Ms. Brown-Sow:

Please accept this letter on behalf of the Mayfair Civic Association (“MCA”) which represents the neighbors of the Mayfair Community. In reviewing the Zoning Board of Adjustment’s Notice, the Applicant/Owner proposes:

“PERMIT FOR A GROUP DAY CARE FOR A MAXIMUM OF TWELVE (12) CHILDREN FOR PERIOD OF LESS THAN 24 CONSECUTIVE HOURS WITH ACCESSORY PREPARING AND SERVING OF FOOD AS PART OF AN EXISTING SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING. NO SIGN ON THIS PERMIT.”

We DO NOT OPPOSE this Use Variance with the Following Provisos:

1. The Proposed Daycare will be Permitted a MAXIMUM of EIGHT (8) Children for a Period of Less than Twenty-Four Hours (24 hrs.)

2. No Signage (as indicated on this Permit) whatsoever.

3. Encouraged to join the Mayfair Business Association & Mayfair Civic Association, becoming an asset to the Community. Participation in Mayfair Business Association and Mayfair Civic Association Events is encouraged.

4. The Common Driveway is for Residential Use and will not be used as a Loading/Unloading Zone for Children.

5. Ensure that the Existing Exterior Outdoor Play Area is sufficient (Square Footage) and if necessary install Fencing to increase the Square Footage along the Sideyard at Lexington Avenue.

6. Beautify, and Maintain the Exteriors of the Property (2849 Rhawn Street).

                                                                Very Truly Yours,

                                                                     

                                                                Joseph J. DeFelice, Esq.                       Peter J. McDermott

                                                                President                                                 Secretary/Zoning Chairperson

                                                                (215) 292-3926

cc: Lisa Deeley, Councilman Bobby Henon

ZONING - 3258 Wellington Street (Rear Deck) OPPOSED

***TEXT OF LETTER***

Tuesday May 22, 2012

Ms. Lynette Brown-Sow

Chairperson

Zoning Board of Adjustment

Municipal Services Building

1401 John F. Kennedy Blvd.

Philadelphia, PA  19102

Re: Appeal for Zoning Variance at 3258 Wellington Street (Southwest Corner at Rowland Avenue)

Cal. No.: 16609

Appl. No.: 354041

Date & Time: Tues., May 22nd, 2012

9:30 a.m.

Case No.: 21A

Owner: Gerard Gruber

Applicant: Gerard Gruber

Zon. Class.: R-9A Residential

Dear Ms. Brown-Sow:

Please accept this letter on behalf of the Mayfair Civic Association (“MCA”) which represents the neighbors of the Mayfair Community. In reviewing the Zoning Board of Adjustment’s Notice, the Applicant/Owner proposes:

“Permit for Erection of a Rear Deck for a Two (2) Existing Apartments in the Same Building with an Existing Hair Salon on First Floor.”

We ask the Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) to DENY this Zoning Variance. We, the Mayfair Civic Association (MCA), OPPOSE this Zoning Variance for the Following Reasons:

1. Complaints from Neighbors for Excessive Noise Violations (§ 10-403 Noise Ordinance, Prohibited Conduct).

2. Consistent Disposal of Trash at the Curb, days before Scheduled Trash Collection.

3. No Rental License on File (when last inquired) with the City of Philadelphia for the Commercial Unit/Ground Floor (Hair Salon) and the 3rd Floor Residential Unit.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at the numbers below.                                                            Very Truly Yours,

                                                                     

                                                                Joseph J. DeFelice, Esq.                       Peter J. McDermott

                                                                President                                                 Secretary/Zoning Chairperson

                                                                (215) 292-3926

cc: Lisa Deeley, Councilman Bobby Henon

2012 Mayfair Fallen Heroes Run Results (Walkers - Over 200 of them, were not timed)-UPDATED

Shawn Brown	Male Winner	19:22
Eric Murray	2nd Male	19:26
Nicholas DeMarshall	3rd Male	19:38
Mark Mulray	1st 30-39 (M)	20:11
Christopher Mallard	1st 20-29 (M)	20:16
Matt Lewin	1st 19 & Under (M)	20:32
Ernie Barile	2nd 30-39 (M)	20:35
Malcuim Gonzalez	2nd 19 & Under (M)	20:41
Pedro Soto Jr	3rd 30-39 ((M)	20:42
Patrick Campbell		20:58
Adarral Fisher		21:01
Chris Leary		21:11
James Costello	1st 40-49 (M)	21:21
Bib # 106 No Info		21:25
Jim Sexton	2nd 40-49 (M)	21:35
James Konrad		21:37
Edward Vesalvo		21:48
MaryEllen McDaniels	Female Winner	21:59
Eric Cainas	2nd 20-29 (M)	22:10
Gina Montgomery	2nd Female	22:10
Katre Tait	3rd Female	22:15
Steve Costello	3rd 20-29 (M)	22:19
Bib # 386 No Info		22:21
Kelly Smith	1st 30-39 (F)	22:43
Michael Foley	3rd 40-94 (M)	22:49
Dennis Orourke	1st 50-59 (M)	22:52
Charles Kobierowski		23:11
Chris Creelman		23:14
Ryan Lowery		23:18
Joseph Smith	2nd 50-59 (M)	23:21
Dennis Kilderry		23:27
Christopher Zimmerman		23:35
Henry Campbell		23:38
Michael  Carman		23:45
Jessica Jones	2nd 30-39 (F)	23:48
Leslie Toplin	3rd 30-39 (F)	23:50
Rob Montgomery (Age??)		24:03:00
Vince Moffatt		24:08:00
Ashley Simon	1st 20-29 (F)	24:11:00
Lisa McNesby (Age ???)		24:33:00
Claudine Bloom	1st 40-49 (F)	24:35:00
Mark Adelsberger	3rd 50-59 (M)	24:38:00
Sue Daugherty		24:40:00
Tony Mairone		24:58:00
Meg O'brien		25:01:00
Chris Sweeny		25:04:00
Gerard Lemly		25:09:00
Roman Sosalski		25:17:00
Colleen Mattern	2nd 20-29 (F)	25:18:00
Joe Defelice		25:19:00
Mark St. Marie		25:20:00
Sean McDermett		25:24:00
Lexi McCarthy Prete	1st 19&Under (F)	25:24:00
Megan Whalen		25:26:00
Sean Obrien		25:27:00
Jonathan Hood		25:29:00
RoseMarie Defelice		25:32:00
Regina Affatato	3rd 20-29 (F)	25:33:00
Dana Tete		25:51:00
Sheila Fanning		26:02:00
Tom Walsh		26:04:00
Beth Murphy		26:07:00
Jim Van Osten		26:19:00
Megan Kilkenny		26:20:00
Connor Sullivan	3rd 19&Under (M)	26:21:00
Hannah Cochrane	2nd 19&Under (F)	26:22:00
Jeffery Jacuk		26:22:00
Sean tait		26:25:00
Catherine Nugent	2nd 40-49 (F)	26:28:00
Ray Flanagan		26:29:00
Colleen Ryan	1st 50-59 (F)	26:33:00
Ed Sullivan		26:33:00
Denise Berghaier	2nd 50-59 (F)	26:37:00
Antoniette Montgomery	3rd 40-49 (F)	26:40:00
Brian Dolan		26:41:00
Michael Ennis		27:01:00
Kevin Kots		27:03:00
Serth Kaplan		27:05:00
Erin Hughes	3rd 19&Under (F)	27:15:00
Samantha Torrente		27:15:00
John Teetz		27:20:00
Julie Ruddy		27:21:00
Anthony Busa		27:29:00
Bridget Cullen		27:31:00
Katie McGovern		27:36:00
Fallon Sullivan		27:37:00
Sal Merlino		27:41:00
James Bergnaier	1st 60-69 (M)	27:45:00
Barbara Simila		27:52:00
Christy Merlino		27:53:00
Brian Deal		27:55:00
Shanley Campbell		28:03:00
Tania Cioiko		28:05:00
Sara Little		28:05:00
Anne Konicki		28:08:00
Joseph Gardner		28:09:00
Pat Cummings	2nd 60-69 (M)	28:16:00
Erin McCarthy		28:23:00
Sean Friei		28:34:00
Natalie Nowak		28:38:00
Joseph Sullivan		28:46:00
Michelle Lehman		28:55:00
Ken Balger		28:56:00
Dennis Bommer	3rd 60-69 (M)	29:03:00
James McGill		29:06:00
Gregory Karwoski		29:16:00
Richard Jones		29:16:00
Mike Mattern		29:19:00
Steve Ruddy		29:24:00
Kathy Quinn		29:24:00
Kevin Murray		29:30:00
Sharon McCullough		29:36:00
Emilia McKee		29:40:00
Samantha Magathan		29:42:00
Jennifer Clair		29:47:00
Michele Fattori		30:00:00
Keith Waldron		30:07:00
Kim Berner		30:12:00
Charles Crusemire		30:16:00
Anthony Decosta		30:24:00
Seara Delrosta		30:24:00
Claire Cochrane		30:28:00
Christine Lightcap		30:30:00
Erika Doorley		30:33:00
Lee Miller		30:35:00
Christine Pfaff		30:38:00
Kristin McCafferty		30:38:00
Kierstan Silvestri		30:43:00
Kasee Dodd		30:47:00
Maureen Widdor	3rd 50-59 (F)	30:52:00
Anne Marcino		30:55:00
Bridget Golden		30:56:00
Danielle Regan		30:58:00
Eunice Heck		31:02:00
Dawn Grob		31:04:00
Suet Yee Weigand		31:05:00
Erin Gorman		31:11:00
John Mccunh(???) Bib 218		31:15:00
Taylor Sullivan		31:30:00
William Weimer III		31:39:00
Jenna McCormick		31:40:00
Jennifer Sonnie		31:41:00
Bib 103 No Info		31:44:00
Julia Stadel		31:48:00
Christine Regan		32:00:00
Katie Foley		32:01:00
Karen Long		32:06:00
Maureen Flannery		32:52:00
Kevin Riley		32:55:00
Rachel Ravitsky		32:59:00
Bib # 102 No Info		33:29:00
Lisa Greco		33:32:00
Trish Paffen		33:33:00
Colin McConnell		33:34:00
Mary Martin		33:39:00
Sarah Ford		33:47:00
Elizabeth Allen		33:56:00
Stephen Wiercinski		33:57:00
Tose Echeverri		34:08:00
Eric Fromhold(??) Bib # 201		34:09:00
Jack Crawford		34:25:00
Maureen Riley		34:28:00
Hank Minissale Bib# 25		34:31:00
Laura Hurtz		34:54:00
Moira Lerro		35:12:00
Kathy Zeiner		35:20:00
Brianna O'donnel		35:26:00
Mary Beth Heilman		36:01:00
Gina Molnar		36:21:00
Leanne Ticconi		36:25:00
Joan Brothman		37:37:00
Tim Hartman		37:37:00
Charles Sgrillo		37:38:00
Colleen LaMastros		38:10:00
Joseph Pascale		39:00:00
Laureen Konrad		38:13:00
Brian McCann		39:14:00
Crystal Rossi		39:17:00
Maureen McGerry		41:18:00
Phyllis Marquess	1st 60-69 (F)	45:18:00
Joe Ashmore		49:57:00
Jessica Ashmore		49:59:00