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SWAINTON - Six municipalities have scheduled meetings to view a source separation presentation =tby the Ca£e May County Municipal Utilities Authority. According to Geofge Marinakis. MUA Executive Director, Wildwood, Ocean City, West Cape May, StoneHarbor. Cape May PoinA, and Middle Township Miave responded to the invitation to hear the presentation. •WE ARE HOPEFUL the remaining Cape Mdy County communities will follow suit and schedule meetings soon," MarinakiA

said.

The source separation presentation is tiie first step in trying to recover resources such as paper, glass and metals. It is part of the county’s solid watfte management plan. ' MUA Chairman John Vinci has asked State Sen. James S. CafierO to support legislation that will exempt solid waste costs from the state budget CAPS law. "If municipalities are to save energy and resources by adopting solid waste efforts, then they must be able to first begin to put the machinery in motion, and that will require an exemption from the CAPS lAw,"

Vinci stated.

A CHANGE ORDER costing,over $400,000 was approved by the authority for work\on the south tun

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nel soil Stabilization project at tbe Ocean City wastewater treatment plant site. "The soil stability probability problem was noted last July and the cor-

rective measures required for construction, of the south tunnel, have been completed," Marinakis reported. It already has received preliminary review by the regulatory agencies." Municipal officials from > throughout Ctfpe May County toured the Ocean City Region construction sifiS Recently. "It was an enlightening and highly successful effort," Vinci told the authority. » THE COMMON OCEAN outfall planned for Cape - May County. Municipal Utilities Authority and Lower Township Municipal Utilities Authority use was ' discussed at a recent meeting between representatives <of the two authorities, according to Marinakis. "We also discussed the servicing of the Del Haven/Green Creek area and the possible impact of any sewerable area mapping requirements in Lower Township,” he said. A supplemental design fee of $92,835 was approved by MUA for Pandullo Quirk Associates. "It providesfor / PQA's work to incorporate the value engineerng recommendation for the Cape May Region plant into the design," Marinakas

related.

The value engineering recommendations saved $1.3- million on the estimated construction costs of the plant by reorienting and condensing Ihe layout of the plant s components, the executive • director statea

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