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About CCSWA
The Chester County Solid Waste Authority was established by the Chester County Commissioners in August 1984. That same year, the CCSWA became the owner and operator of the Lanchester Sanitary Landfill whose 600-acre property (Landfills cover 160 acres) is located in Honey Brook, Salisbury and Caernarvon Townships in southeastern Pennsylvania.
 
The Authority is comprised of volunteer Chester County business persons and one representative from Caernarvon Township, Lancaster County. All members of the Authority serve without compensation or benefits.
 
Board of Directors
Dr. Robert J. Schoenberger
Chairman
Owner/Robert Schoenberger, P.E. consulting engineers

A resident of Upper Uwchlan Township, Dr. Schoenberger serves on the Planning Commission of Upper Uwchlan Township.

Ramsey G. DiLibero
Vice Chairman
Retired president of BFI International

A resident of Upper Uwchlan Township, Mr. DiLibero was inducted into the Environmental Hall of Fame in recognition of his 30 years of service to the industry.

Dante W. Renzulli Jr.
Secretary
Attorney at Law

A resident of West Goshen Township, Mr. Renzulli does serve on the board of the West Whiteland Fire Company.

Peter W. Knipe
Treasurer
Chief Financial Officer STV Group, Inc., an international, consulting, engineering, architectural company.

A resident of North coventry.

Milton Allen
Member
Retired Regional Manager, Luria Brothers Company, a steel Brokering firm.

A resident of West Caln Township, Mr. Allen is a former Chairman of Coatesville/Brandywine Hospital, a former president of the Brandywine Valley Association and current president of Coatesville Area Public Library.

William H. Shirk

Member
Data Processing Consultant

A resident of Caernarvon Township, Mr. Shirk is president of the Red Rose Alliance, an Environmental action group.

 

 

Did you know...

Portions of Lanchester’s tipping fee are directed to benefit host communities as well as county and state environmental stewardship programs. From every $58/ton fee, $2 goes to the Pennsylvania Recycling Fund, $4.25 to the Environmental Stewardship Fund, $3.00 to Chester County, $2.00 to Caernarvon Township, $0.317 to both the Borough and Township of Honey Brook and $0.08 to Salisbury Township.

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