Page 4 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • July 20, 2011 Wyckoff Everson attains rank of Eagle Scout with Troop 77 2001 and joined Cub Scout Pack 198, where he achieved his Arrow of Light, the highest award in Cub Scouts, and joined Troop 77 in February 2005. Throughout his trail to Eagle, he went on numerous campouts, held various leadership positions, and completed several merit badges. Two of his most memorable moments with Troop 77 include completing the hiking merit badge and launching rockets for the space exploration merit badge. Everson has also been active in National Youth Leadership Training and the Order of the Arrow, the Boy Scouts’ honor society. He has also gone to Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico, otherwise known as “Boy Scout Paradise,” where he backpacked 70 miles in 10 days. NYLT is a program in which Boy Scouts are taught valuable leadership skills and learn to work as a team. Everson attended NYLT as a participant in 2007 and returned as staff member in 2009 and 2010. He is scheduled to return this summer. His Eagle project involved creating a new garden for Bethany Church in Washington Township. Work included tearing down an old retaining wall and building a new wall, planting new flowers and bushes, and fundraising. Everson thanks the Wyckoff-Midland Park Rotary for their generous donation, Starbucks at Boulder Run, and Dunkin’ Donuts at Cedar Hill for their willingness to let him sell his candy bags out front. He also wishes to thank Scoutmaster Rob Andrews, his parents, all the other scout masters and Troop 77 for coming out to help sell candy bags, move rocks, dig holes, and take out old plants and put in new for this project. Everson will be a senior at Eastern Christian High School this fall. He is a member of the National Honor Society, and is involved in Class Council and other school activities. He is on the varsity bowling team and varsity golf team at Eastern Christian. His hobbies include wakeboarding, downhill skiing, camping, hiking, and swimming. He was recently chosen from a field of many applicants to attend this summer’s Bentley University’s Wall Street 101 program for students entering their senior year of high school. After high school, Everson plans to pursue a degree in business. Luke E. Everson Luke E. Everson of Wyckoff Boy Scout Troop 77 has attained the rank of Eagle Scout. The ceremony was conducted at Bethany Church in Wyckoff. Everson began as a Beaver Scout in Burlington, Ontario, when he was in the first grade. He moved to Wyckoff in The Wyckoff Township Committee recently adopted a new scale of fees for land use applications and permits. The fee for a preliminary plat for a major subdivision will be $500, plus $100 for each lot. The final plat for a major subdivision will be $425, plus $100 for each lot. The fee for a combined preliminary and final site plan will be $425, plus $100 for each separate lot. The fee for a combined preliminary and final site plan will be $575. The new fee for a minor subdivision application will now be $350. The combined preliminary and final site plan for multifamily residential construction will be $200, plus $25 for each proposed dwelling unit. The fee for the preliminary Governing body adopts new application fees site plan will be $350, and the fee for the final site plan will be $300. The fee for a minor site plan will be $350. The fee for a fence zoning permit will be $75. The fee for conditional use and for deviation from conditional use will be $625 for all applications, and the fee for a use variance will also be $625. Variance applications other than those intended for the Wyckoff Board of Adjustment will be $250, in addition to any other fees. Applications for waivers not including new buildings will cost $250. The fee to convene a special public hearing on a project (continued on page 23)