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‘Green Belt" Space Asked in Development

‘FISHING CREEK - A preliminary site 0lan application for the revised Holly I^akes development won’t be acted oh by the I>ower Township Planning Board until its November meeting The application for, 170 lots, originally scheduled to be heard Oct 15. has been rescheduled due to the) ffpptt&nt’s failure to rhefl't all the lefeal notice requirements. Developers Jack

Bowman^md Robert Leper discussed their project with the board at a work • session last ^Thursday Their plans call for the construction of 170 single family dwellings on an 84-acre tract between Fire La. and Fishing Creek Rd. The pro-' perty is located in an R-2 zone where minimum lot size requirements are 75 x, 100 ft. Under the new zoning ordirvanee’s R-2 provisions 170 lots are permit-

‘Yes Or No?’ Fox Asked

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COURT HOUSE - Democratic Coiinty Chairman James lannonc has charged Beech Fox with playing politics wifh the people pf Cape May County. "I want Mr Fox 'to answer a simple YES or NO, with no qualifications whether or not he is a carididate for United States Congress in 1982.” lannone said.

At their annual platform convention, the county Democrats passed unanimously a resolution asking Fox to resign as a Candidate for sheriff, slating his intent to run for Congress he would have to give it some thought "To me that’s a non-member if I ever heard one,” lannone said

Bill Woods has a proven * - * record of service in his hometown. You know he will do a good job as your. Assemblyman in Trenton.

Recipient of the Ocean City Exchange Club "Golden Deeds Community Service Award.” Named to Chapel of Four Chaplains Award for outstanding service. Elected two terms as Ocean City councilman... and president of that ^oupcittwo years. Proven public servant.

BILL WOODS has been active in his‘community in many ways He serlfd as chairman of the local Halloween parade for 12 years been vice president and trip coordinator for the local high'schoolJaand boosters is vice president of his local arts center and fund raiser for his local hospital. He has been elected to two terms as councilman in Ocean City and served two years as its president. He is chairman of Corigressman William J. Hughes' district-wide citizens advisory council He was selected as "Realior of the Year” by his fellow professionals Bill Woods has an outstanding record serving his neighbors. Now he wants to serve you as Assemblyman in Trenton.

ted. PLANNING BOARD vice chairman Robert Imler requested the developers consider relinquishing a portion of the land along Mickei's run to be included in the "Green Belt” concept suggested by the Township Environmental Commission earlier this year. The Commission has recommended that a minimum of 80 ft. on each side of the fldwway — or a larger where warranted by the presence of low-lying \Poco'moke soils, be preserved. Imler explained that the "green belt" concept is being pursued so there will be some land preserved in s Lower Township which people can follow all the way from the bay to the marshes. THE BOARD and the developers also discussed possible alternatives to the owheyship arid

maintenance of required open space and the potential traffic problems that may develop should necessary improvements not be made to Fire La. once the entire area Is developed. Township planner Joe Zahora noted that although Fire La. now doesn't require improvements, a - need for improvements will certainly be created by the increased development in the prejji. Fire Larte is currently an existing township dirt.road. The original plan for Holly Lakes called for 275 units. Variances would have been required for lot fronUfge, width, area and density. It would have been developed upder the R-3 zoning regulations whereby minimum lot sizes would have been 60 x 100 sq. ft. Less open space* would have been provided.

Dems Assail ‘Apathy’ On Water Bills

MILLVILLE

Assembly candidates

Ricci and William Woods assailei

Assemblymen'

Hurely" and

Joseph W. Chinnici for their "Apathetic lack of • support on crucial water supply bills at a time when our residents suffered possible health hazards and loss of jobs from a severe shortage of water." Ricci and Woods, in a joint statement, charged that both Hurley and Chinnici failed to vote on key legislation, specifically the series of five water supply bills that provides (or a $350 million bond issue to f build new water supply facilities, rehabilitate older water supply systems and assures adequate service to homeowners from water

companies.

"IN NEGLECTING their legislative duties, Hurley and Chinnici have, demonstrated a pattern oA

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indifference to the people of South Jersey, as well as the restjjf this state," they

said.

Ricci and Woods pointed jt that at the time the water supply bills wefc presented in the .Assembly, in the fAIF of 1980, .drought conditions were at their

most severe.

"WHAT HURLEY AND Chinnici fail to realize is that safe and clean water also is a prerequisite to economic devplopment, Not only does the health of New Jersey's citizens depend in large measure on the state’s ability to assure a plentiful supply oi clean water, but the security of people’s jobs depends on it as well," the Democrats

said

Ricci and Woods also joined with Congressman James J. Fjorio in urging the voters of South Jersey to vote “yes" on the $350 million Water Supply Bond Act in November.

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STATE ASSEMBLY

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