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The Herald and The Lantern

Wednesday, January?!, 1981

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IF YOU’VE gotla hr outdoors in this bitter cold weather, a job like this can't be too had: the application of hot tar to cracks in the highway surface. Here, state workers do their thing along a stretch of Delsea Dr. in Hio (irandc. Filling the’eradts keeps mojsture oul. If water gets in and freezes, the result Is potholes.

Separation Of Trash Pushed By MIA

SWAINipN - Renewed, efforts will be made to schedule meetings with municipal officials on solid waste plans for source separation, county Municipal Utilities Authority officials say. "Wildwood and Stone Harbor have accepted our offer to present various alternatives for separating, collecting and marketing paper, glass and metals," MUA executive director George Marinakis stated. "NOW THAT THE holidays are over, we hope to hear from the other municipalities. If we are to implement a source separation program this year we need to move ahead quickly with these exploratory meetings.” The modifications to the county solid waste management plan were approved by the freeholders Dec. 23 and were forwarded to the state Department of Environmental Protection before the Dec. 31 deadline. The NJDEP must now review and either ac:ept or reject the county solid waste management plan within 30 days of its submission. APPLICATIONS FOR state funding for the landfill/resource recovery siting study and the countywide source separation program have been filed with NJDEP and initial prospects for their approval are promising, the executive director related. Municipal officials from throughout the county

toured Ocean City last Thursday to view the con- • st met ion activities there. John Vinci k MUA Chair-* man, said the x tour was planned after several municipal officials expressed an interest.

Form Parki

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Authority SEA ISLE CITY - The local governing body has created a Parking Authority to study and improve the city’s parking. The new authority will consist of five members, appointed for staggered terms. Appointees include Al Gentless Sr. (one year), Joseph McCullough (two years), William McGill (three years), Barbara Boesche (four years) and John Scarpa (five years). All future appointments will be for a five-year term. WHEN THE authority members first meet, they will select their own chairman. Members serve without compensation. "The city is in great need of parkihg areas," Mayor Dominic C. Raffa said in announcing the appointments, "and it is the commissioners hope, as well as those of the residents, that this new Sea Isle City Parking Authority will be able to solve the problems. Wo wish them weH."

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