Public Bodies
Pleasant Valley School District
Friends of WEPOSC
This group is a non-profit, tax-exempt PA corporation created to provide funding to support community projects, programs, recreational activities and the West End Park development. Attend a meeting and find out how you can help! Meetings are the 3rd Monday each month at the Ross Township Municipal Building on Anchorage Road, Saylorsburg starting at 7pm. Call 992-9733 for details.
West End Regional Park
West End Regional Park Master Plan Report
Art in the Park
14th annual Sale & Show
Chestnuthill Park
Sunday, July 26
2009 flyer
STAR GAZING with Rich Grebb on
Sat, August 15 at the Regional Park. Meet at the Chestnuthill Park, @ 8:30pm
Star Gazing
"Hotel for Dogs"
Movie in the Park
Sat, July 25 at dusk
Chestnuthill Twp Park
Hotel for Dogs
ART Workshops with
Jean Perry
Chestnuthill Twp Park Building
Rt 715, Brodheadsville
Call 992-9733 to register
Thur 7/2 9:30am - 12:30pm
Stars and Stripes Age 8 & UP
Thur 7/16 9:30am - 12:30pm
Summer Bouquest for Adults
Thur 7/30 9:30am - 12:30pm
Hummingbirds for Adults
Thur 8/6 9:30am - 12:30pm
My Vacation Age 8 & UP
FLY FISHING Permit for
Chesnuthill Township Residents
McMichaels Creek in coop with
Pohoqualine Fish Association
flyfishiingpermit
WEPOSC Meeting
7:00PM, Second Wednesday of each month
Ross Township Municipal Building, Anchorage Road, Saylorsburg, PA
Friends of WEPOSC
7:00PM, 3rd Monday of each month at the Ross Township Municipal Building, Ancorage Rd, Saylorsburg, Pa.
Ross Township Park & Recreation Meeting
6:30PM, Second Thursday of each month
Ross Township Municipal Building, Anchorage Road, Saylorsburg
"It is to grow in the open air and to eat and sleep with the earth."
-Walt Whitman
West End Park & Open Space Commission
The West End Park and Open Space Commission (WEPOSC) will plan, design, develop, program, and maintain the West End Regional Park with the spirit and resources necessary to conserve the priceless legacy of the natural and culturally significant property as a public park.
According to the Monroe 2020 Comprehensive Plan, adopted in 1999, open space is the most distinguishing feature of Monroe County. In 2001, the County Commissioners approved the Monroe County Open Space Plan, which sets the county’s conservation priorities and call for a county that is “forever green”- a county featuring an open space system linked by a network of preserved land and trails.
The West End communities of Chestnuthill, Ross, Eldred and Polk Townships participated in the creation of the Open Space and Recreation Plan in 2002. The recreation and open space needs of each community and the area were considered during a series of interviews, community meetings, and discussions held with a variety of people who plan, oversee and implement recreation services in the region. The plan was officially adopted by the participating municipalities in January 2003.
The Open Space and Recreation Plan recommended developing a 244 acre multi-use facility on Merwine-Hilltop Road, known as the Romascavage property, in Chestnuthill Township. This plan works to carry out Monroe County’s vision of protecting environmental resources, creating greenways and establishing new parklands.
WEPOSC was created in September of 2006 by an Intergovernmental Cooperation Agreement amongst Ross and Chestnuthill Townships along with the Pleasant Valley School District. The commission will provide for planning, development, operation, maintenance and programming for the West End Regional Park.
The Commission shall be three (3) representatives appointed by each participating municipality and one (1) representative appointed by the Pleasant Valley School District. It employs an Executive Director and assists the park and recreation boards of all West End communities.
This initiative represents an innovative, long-term effort by these public bodies to jointly fund and support the development and operation of parks that will host activities from across the region. “Working together” enables the municipalities to provide more recreational opportunities, preserve land and improve the quality of life of our residents.
