Charles Schneider

Chuck Schneider, Vice President

However, a letter from their realtor, Chuck Schneider, of Prudential MGM Real Estate, has caused the couple new concerns.

When Schneider listed the 18-acre parcel with Lower Saucon Township, he received a copy of Ordinance 2005-01 describing the township's provision to protect its natural resources.

According to Schneider, the ordinance requires woodlands to have a protection rate of 80 percent and allows for no more than 20 percent of the area to be cleared.

Schneider informed the Buddocks that this might impact the sale and/or price of their property since builders would be able to put less homes on the same acreage.The amendment, he told them, effectively changes the zoning in a "RA" (Rural Agricultural) area from a 2-acre minimum lot size to essentially 5 acres.

CHARLES SCHNEIDER, Realtor

Chuck joined Prudential MGM Real Estate in 2003, after 25 years in sales and has been a consistent multi-million dollar producer.Prior to entering sales, Chuck was responsible for land acquisition and development, as Director of Corporate Purchasing for K & E. He was also involved in new home construction in the 1970's in the Saucon Valley area.He is the current President of the South Bethlehem Historical Society and chairman of his church's building committee. cfsomni@aol.com

The biggest find on Folknik II is a previously unrecorded version of Tom Rapp's (psychedelic folkies Pearls Before Swine) "Every Change is a Release," a haunting beauty of a lament somehow procured by producer Charles Schneider, who recorded Moss in Los Angeles.
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Moss' UFVC fundraiser will feature more than Moss playing many a stringed instrument and singing: Five music videos (including Kent Maxwell's 30-minute "Ballad of Pete the Pacer" and brand-new clip by Schneider) will be screened, as well as a "mini art show" of Moss' infamous Deseret Alphabet Art, based on 1800s apostle Orson Pratt's obscure Mormon calligraphy, and a few mystery door prizes.