Herald A lantern 19 Augiwt 81

Lots Put On Sale By Boro

AVALON — The borough is putting three boroughowned lots up for public auction Aug. 29. The three lots art located ht 42nd and 4th Ave. and are bayview lots, according to. borough administrator Andrew BedMAC to Aid City Library ^ CAPE MAY - All income from activities conducted by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts over the Labor Day weekend will be contributed to the Cape May Library to assist the Library in moving and to celebrate a new home for the library. "The board voted unanimously to make this contribution at a special meeting last Saturday morning," noted MAC president Herbert Beitel. "Everyone wanted to help and wanted to do it at once. That is why this area gained such witte support." ALL MONIES earned on Saturday, September 5, Sunday, September 6, Monday, September 7, and Tuesday, September 8 will be ; turned over to the library. Sources of income will be tours of the Physick Estate each day from H to,4; Trolley tours from to a.hi. to 1 p.m. and 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sunday and Monday ; walking tours of Cape May's Historict District Saturday and Sun-' day at 10 a.m. and on Monday at 7 p.m.; and the MAC Movie showing 8:15 p.m. Sept. 8 of "feeat the Devil," the 1945 film starring Humphrey Bogart ‘iThis is a first step in. a real ^community endeavor, ,r said Beitel. “I'm delighted that MAC is leading the way in raising money for such a worthwhile cause. I hope now to see MAC joned by all the organizations in Cape May.”

narek. The minimum bids are $63,000, $65,000. and $70,000. THESE LOTS ARE all appraised between $70,000 and $80,000. They have been cleared, brought up to grade and will have curbing installed by the sale date. The lots are all zoned residential and ready to build upon with water and sewer laterals having been installed. The lots are in Block 83. Lot 1.02 is 71.15 by 90 feet irregular, minimum price $70,000. Lot 1.03 is 72 by 90 feet, minimum price $65,000, and Lot 1.11 is 66.33

by 100, minimum price

$63,000.

ALL LOTS WILL be offered for bid separately and 10 percent of the minimum price must be paid in cash or certified check. Final settlement will be no later than 30 days following the sale. "We have notified Realtors in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and New York as well as publicizing the sale throughout the Delaware Valley," Bednarek sttfted. For more informat^pn, call Virginia Oler, Borough Clerk at 967-8200.

City Slates Revaluation

Reminders On Mopeds

OCEAN CITY - With the increasing popularity of the small motorized hikes, Police Chief Dominick Longo has issued a reminder that mopeds are motor vehicles, not toys. All state laws applicable to bicycles apoly to mopeds, and there,, are specific laws regarding their use. Operators must be' at least 15 with moped license, or licensed drivers. THE MOPED MUS? beinsured, and the license - and insurance card must 'be carried when operating the moped. Only One occu-

pant is allowed.

CAPE MAY The city has enterpd into a contract with Appraisal Surveys Inc., a New Jersey real estate appraisal firm, to conduct a revaluation program for all real property here. The same firm completed the last revaluation here in 1975. The' city has takeh this action in order to comply with a directive from the county Board of Taxation The board requests that >a taxing district bring its assessments up to market* value when the ratio of sales to assessments falls below the 85 percent mark The 1981 average sales ratio in Cape May city for all properties is 73.57 per-

cent.

PROPERTY OWNERS will soon be receiving a let ter fnvm the appraisal company, telling them the approximate time they will lie in their ’neighborhood to measure and inspect their

- - A , representatives will be carrying letters of indentification which will be signed by city officials The purpose of the revaluation is to update present assessments to their Market value and thus distribute the tax burden equitably among property owners. When the project is completed the now assessments ‘will be tLsed for the 1983 tax list Within the past few years Appraisal Purveys 'Inc, , has also completed revaluations for Township. JJpper Townsip. andfybne Harbor Borough The companyis also now working ih Wildwood City, Stone Harbor and West Wildwood. N

Aide Due Planner Status, Pay

VILLAS — The Lower Township Committee will hold a hearing Monday on a proposed amendment to the township salary ordinance to establish the position of a township planner. Under the new provisions, the salary for the new officer will be set between $10,000 and $15,000 retroactive to August 10. The present ordinance doesn't provide for a planner. The dkUes of such an officer are iKurrently performed by planning aid Joe Zahora. Accordng to township' clerk Claudia Hammer, Mr. Zahora will probably be named to the new position. THE SAME evening, the Committee will also consider an ordinance lowering the maximum age of applicants to the local volunteer fire companies; this is being mandated by

the state. Henceforth all those seeking to join one of the township's three com panics will have to be at least 18 and not over 40 years of age, and be a resident of both the United

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States and the fire distrl he or she serves. The} - must also be in proper physical condition to carry

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Both hearings will be, 7:30 p.m. in the township

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