Knottingwood Estates Homeowners' Association

From West Chester Township:

The Butler County Engineer’s Office reports that Hamilton Mason Road will close five feet east of Van Gordon Road and 0.7 miles west of Lesourdsville West Chester Road for a culvert replacement beginning Monday, July 29. The road will be closed to all through traffic (including EMS) and is tentatively scheduled to reopen the week of August 19.

Detour: Eastbound Hamilton Mason Road traffic will detour north on Van Gordon Road, east on Princeton Road, and south on Lesourdsville West Chester Road. Westbound traffic will reverse this route.

Motorists are encouraged to check the BCEO website, as well as Facebook and Twitter (@bceonews) for possible date and status changes concerning this closure – www.bceo.org/roadclosings.

Construction is set to begin June 11, 2018 on a roundabout at the intersection of Hamilton-Mason and LeSourdesville West Chester Roads.  The project is expected to be complete in the fall.  The intersection will be closed throughout the duration of the project.

Every Thursday from July to the end of October of 2017, Butler County, Ohio residents have the opportunity to drop off household hazardous wastes.  Drop-off hours are 2-7 pm. The new drop-off location is 175 Westheimer Dr., Monroe, OH  45044.

ACCEPTED ITEMS: oil-based paint, antifreeze, gasoline/motor oil, pesticides/fertilizers, solvents/thinners, cleaners, household/auto batteries, fire extinguishers, propane tanks, mercury thermometers, fluorescent bulbs (all sizes), driveway sealer, thermostats and lawn/pool chemicals and more. For details contact 513-887-3653 or visit http://butlercountyrecycles.org/index.cfm?page=collectEvents

DO NOT BRING: Latex paint*, radioactive material, medical waste, explosives/ammunition, smoke detectors, tires, yard waste, electronics (computers/televisions), appliances, unmarked cylinders, fireworks/gun powder and prescription drugs.

*To dispose of latex paint, dry it up before placing paint cans
with your regular trash. Make sure your paint is
completely solidified. For detailed instructions from Butler County Recyling click here,