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Drug Store Site Plan Due Again .

FISHING CREEK - Eckerd Drug’s revised application for a site clan review of a proposed storey on the site of the historic Eli Mickel House at Bays bore and Breakwater Rds. is expected to come before the Lower Township Planning Board this Thursday evening. At the January meeting, the board tabled Eckert s initial site plan application after it became apparent its original drainage plan for the site was unac-

ceptable.

THE BOARD consensus was that the revised plan consider the so-called 25year storm (instead of the proposed drainage engineering for runoff from the effects of moot severe storm in a 10-ytear period). Two other considerations are a retention tjasin to retain all runoff water on

; site, and a detention area

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December meeting, Eckert was granted a variance despite inability, because of insufficient lot size, to meet the parking requirement in the township zoning ordinance. Strict ‘ adherence to the ordinance would dictate 161 . parking spaces, fcnd expert testimony had revealed that only 75 spaces could be accommodate were the entire parcel used for parking only. The board agreed to 45 spaces. IT WAS REVEALED at last month's meeting U»at a potential buyer for the historic house has come forward and that hopefully final arrangements would be made in time for this Thursday’s meeting. The house, owned by the family after whom the nearby Mickels Run is named, would be moved off the site. Thursday evening’s meeting begins at 7:30 in the township hall meeting room, Villas.

Chinnici’s Running

TRENTON — Assemblyman Joseph W. Chinnici (R., 1st Dlst.) will seek the support of the First District Republican organizations and stand for election his sixth term in the lower state house. A 10-year senior Republican member of the Joint Committee on Appropriations, Chinnici has also served as a member of the Taxation Committee and the Municipal Government Committee, and now is a member of the Revenue, Finance & Appropriations Committee of the General Assembly. In a news release issued last week, Chinnici said he was pleased to learn that Assemblyman James R. Hurley would seek support for election to the State Senate, and that Guv Muziani, mayor of Wildwood, would join him in presenting themselves to the leaders of the First District for support as candidates for the General Assembly. THE LEGISLATOR said he would work actively with Ms running mates to

receive the support of the GOP organizations, and the voters in the primary and general election.' Chinnici said that in his legislative career he has: — Provided funds for the dredging of harbor*. Inlet* and adequate funding for beech melon; - Consistently restored fund* for the Agricultural Experiment Station and the 4-H Program; - provided funding for the renal dialysis programs for kidney patients; - sponsored resolutions to fund construction of the northern link of Rl SB, and is on record In support of completion of the highway from Port Elisabeth to the Garden State Pfcwy; - vehemently opposed enactment of a state income Ux; - unequivocally opposed any. watering down of veterans’ preference laws In the State; - actively support move* to establish a better economic climate for the glass industries in South Jersey, and has sponsored funding resolutions to help the oyster industry; - supported the preservation of the Core Area of the Pinelands 100 per cent, but objected to rigid restrictions Imposed on the Protection Area; - actively supported legislation dealing with senior citizens, and has been particularly concerned that the Pharmaceutical Assistance to the Aged Program (PAA), and the Lifeline Program, designed to assist the elderly with their utility bills, be fully funded; - spoken out on weaknesses in the state's Criminal Code and has consistently Introduced biRs to restore capital punishment

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