Norm Burger, a West End Fair director from Chestnuthill Township, asked the Chestnuthill Township board of supervisors for a letter of support at the Tuesday night meeting. He said the fair office is working under cramped conditions for meetings and functions, and they would like to enlarge it.

"The West End Fair Association is made up from the six townships in our area, and we have six directors from each. When we have meetings, it gets pretty cramped. We wish to put on an addition to the building. We've been setting aside money annually, but it's been suggested we seek an LSA grant," he said."Besides the fair, almost every weekend we have people or organizations that use the grounds. We'd like to see them stay active and not discourage them. To assist us, we're asking the townships that are affiliated with the fair to provide us with a letter of support in acquiring these funds," Burger said.The board voted 2-0 to approve writing a letter of support. Supervisor Harry Miller was absent.The board also received a request for a letter of support from Eldred Township as they apply for grants to help them make improvements and renovations to the Eldred Elementary School building it is acquiring from the Pleasant Valley School District. The board voted to approve writing a letter of support.The board also approved:• Resolution 2014-19 to sell three parcels of land the township owns in Sun Valley to Sergio DeOliveria for $2,100. The parcels are behind his property and will adjoin his.• to donate $300, the same amount as in previous years, to the Brodhead Watershed Association to sponsor stream watchers. This amount was budgeted.• a waiver of Saldo Section 98-40 (E)(3) and a lot joinder to WaWa Inc. so the lot next to the WaWa at the corner of Route 209 and Route 715, can be made into a parking lot.Bernie Kozen, executive director of West End Park and Open Space Commission reported 50 people attended the Sage Concert, Aug. 10; C Bingo begins Sept. 19, the Fleetwood Memorial 5K Run/Walk is 9 a.m. Sept. 21; and Community Appreciation Day is noon to 5 p.m. Sept. 21.The West End Fire Company responded to 41 calls in August.The West End Community Ambulance Association responded to 167 calls for August.Cpl. Jason Rasmus of the Pennsylvania State Police said they responded to 392 calls in August: 120 traffic citations, 39 disturbances and domestic disputes, 33 false alarms, 28 collisions investigated and 22 theft investigations topped the list.