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$90,000 Contract Let For Twp* Garage

COLD SPRING - After reviewing the ‘•township engineer’s analysis of bids for both an all-steel garage and a steel garage with wooden columns, the Lower Township Committee voted unanimously Nqv. 23 to Designers at Work— (From Page 1) Programs for the CMCMUA. John Vinci. CMCMUA Chairman, expressed his strong suppdft for the design team. THE SITE OF THE hew landfill is on the Woodbine-Upper Township border. The _ engineering design team includes William ^Seevers,' vice president, and Dr. Olin Braids, senior scientist, Gcroghty & ’Miller, Inc., a major water quality research and engineering firm from Syosset, N.Y-; Dr. Lee Steiner froih Emcon, Inc., Pottstown, Pa.,- Douglas Herman, Sdil Testing Services, Green Bay, Wise., research scienttats and experts of evaluation and selection of landfill liners and leachate control systems; and Michael Disko Associates, Union, environmental engineering consultants, transfer station and landfill designers. Seevers explained the groundwater investigation will include bver two dozen soil borings to determine ground water, depth, soil permeability, direction and rate of ground water .flow, and existing ground water quality under the site. "This baseline data will provide information around which all future engineering, design, construction, and operating decisions can be made," Seevers said. HERMAN TOLD THE GROUP the liners available include clay, synthetic membranes, soil additives and asphalt A detailed background study of available liner systems will be conducted early in the design project to determine the most effective method f<u*'flreventing ground water pollution at tms facility. “Out purpose,” OINeill said, "is to construct a landfill that tally addresses the environmental concerns of the county as well as the local community, including ground water quality and the reuse of the area after it’s filled. One of the most compelling reasons for wanting to create the best design is our commitment to be good

give the go-ahead for low bidder, Agway of Smyrna, Del.,lo begin construction oh the township's long awaited new maintenance facility.

neighbors to the residerfls of that-area." O’Neill declared that the recently completed site selection study established that 'the Woodbine»Upper Township site is technically, physically and environmentally useable. “Now this design team will tell us exactly how to us£ it." THE 93.8 MILLION landfill is expected to be operational early in 1983. It will require tipping fees of 99 to 910 per ton, according to O'Neill. "This facility will not be cheap to design or build," the sblid waste manage stated, “but these funds will be an investment to protect the future environment of Cape May County. In our public survey the people said they wanted to protect the water quality first. Construction of this new sanitary landfill will enable the closure of all conventional unlined landfills now operating in the county within the next 18 months." •

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Under the approved 989,999 contract, Agway will have the unequipped 50x160 ft. wood-fcolumn structure In place adjacent to the old town hall and current municipal garage on Seashore Rd. here by Dec. 31.

weather permitting.

ALTHOUGH ALL BIDS received barlier in the month came in lowOr than officiala icre had estimated, the Committee delayed awarding the contract until the township engineer’s cost analysis of the different structures .was complete. Previously the township had estimated the seven-bay structure would run about 9118,000 unequipped and 9162,000 equipped. The controversial maintenance ga'rage has been an off and on again issue for some time. Local officials have held that the present municit>al garage isn’t adequate to allow for proper service and storage of large equipment especially^trash trucks. Mayor Tom Clydesdale has been pushing

hard to get the project underway before cold weather sets in. He has said on numerous occasions that the maintenance garage is "no longer a luxury, but a necessity." THE TOWNSHIP earlier inlhe day Nov 23 received bids for equipment associated with the new building This equipment included more than 1,000 ft. of 6 ft. fencing to surround thp maintenance property for security, hydraulic lifts for inside the garage and a 4-in. 160 ft. well with high pressure wash gun apparatus to be used Mr cleaning vehicles. Five companies bid on fencing, the low bid being $5,625 from Agway of Bridgeton Other bids were 97,926 from Esquire Wire and Fence Co.. Maple Shade; 96,000 from A. Murphy & Suris Fence Co., Erma; 95.797.60 from Collins Iron Works, Villas; and 97,800 from Upper Fence Co.. .Nor thfield ' , . The only bid for hydraulic Hfts was 910,344 from Atlantic City Auto Supply Inc. urn bid for the well and high pressure ( pump was 94,280 from Jersey Cape Well ‘ Drilling. Villas The only other bid for this equipment was 98.420 from A C Schultes A Sons Inc , Woodbury

SUPERINTENDENT Ray Otter presents the keys to the City of Cape May’s brand new 1982 Datsun Diesel Pick-up truck to'city employee Carl “Corkey" Woehlcke. The truck will be used by the roving patrol of the Water-Sewer Dept, as part of the city’s fuel conservation and efficiency program. A Honor Roll Announced

COURT HOUSE - The County Vocational Technical Board of Education has named 153 students to the Honor Roll for the first marking period at Vo-Tech and the Career Center Students who' achieve •'4" (outstanding In grade 'hnd citizenship) qualify for the honor. Those names were: I.OWKK RKH ION At. HIGH: Gary Arrington. Dennis Campi Daniel Casey. Trudy FSan. Richard Haas. chnMlne llarria. Meliaa* Hicnkcl. Rnhert HollinRahead. Craift Molrmer. Dotarrs Keenan Mike Maslalaki.CiriaMntrinRer William Pfaff. Mark Schattd, Randy Tliomp non, Richard' Thompson. Christopher Thornton, Mike Walsh. Arlene West, and Michael Winn Middle Tnw’nthlp lll*h. Michael Armstrong. Jim Bailey. Gene Blackburn. Hetty Blount. Scott Bond. George Bowman. Geniae Boyle.'Paul Brockman. Stephanie Brown. Marlene Clark. Michael Condran. Pam DaeWer. Sherry D Am broKla. Jane Delancey, Donna Dickeron. Gregg Frank. Brian Fit* Patrick. John Fowler AIM. Michelle Gamer William Garrison. Clifford Ginyard. Terry Gillie, Kevin Gregory. Rhonda Hickman Robert Doff. Kathy Hoff. John Hope, Cary l-awaon, Robin Ijiwi. Ernie Mapes. Steve Marlin, Lome Moore. Danny Morriaon. Dawn Omrod, Dennm O'Conner. Tern Pettit. Dhandl Pitale. Sharon l^e Pitta. Annie Pugcell. John Ratcliff. Robert Rhoda. Brenda Rich. Joe Robinson. Tina Santiago.

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Renee SaundeM. Samantha Spaulding. Richard, Thiel, Melvin Thomas Christine Thraen. Joann* Velutto. Wayne Westdrland, Donna William*, and George Wood OCEAN CITY HIGH: fbseph Baldwin. Edward Degand. Jonathan Frasca. Steve Givens. Curl Haberman, James Nibble. Anthony LaMassa. Wally Osborne. Bonnie Ritter, and Mark Siekierka Wildwood Catholic High KeHh Veryckcn, Wildwood High Robert Cotellese. Michael Johnson. Mark Novsak. Thomas Reilly. Tern Sim mons, and Dave Spiegel. Dennis Twp. Darwin Coverdtle. Middle Twp A, Viola Shelton: Wildwood Crest Memorial. Dan Mini: Upper Twp . Jamijk Gibbs and Thomas*

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