To Widen Mechanic St.

ospitaiy Study Shows Two-Way Streets Best

Burdette Tomlin Hoepltol will break ground In the eprlng /or eonitruetlon o/a/lve ttory "patient tower," at part of o'tU ml/llcm expontlon qnd moder nltatlon' To acquaint readert with thh moil nmbltloui public tervlee construction project In the couh ty'i hhtory and r» coincide wfth Ihe II S million public fund drive, a terlet of captullted queitlom and aniwert will ap pear periodically: Q. How can I give to the Hospital Fund Drive, and will my contribution be tax deductible? A. ^Contributions are being solicited in the form of three-year pledges;< although gifts may also be made in one lump sum, in the foi'm of securities, in-kind gifts, Of property. Contributions to the hospital, a non-profit institution are. of coursO, deductible from ^our income taxes. In addition, there may be additional tax advantages when noncash items, which have appreciated in value since purchase, are contributed. Consult your attorney or tax advisor. Xapsule/

COURT HOUSE - A study recently perforrtied by the county Engineer's Office indicates the establishment of one-way streets on Mechanic St. and Hand Ave., here, isn’t warranted at this time. In the meantime, preparations are underway to widen Mechanic St. The study disclosed there is currently an average daily traffic volume on Mechanic St. of approximately 2,000 vehicles. The traffic-carrying capacity of the street is estimated at

several times the present volume. At the intersection of Rt. 9 Maih St. and Mechanic Sr, the volume was 56 percent of the capacity. • THE STUDY did indicate some revision of the traffic signal plan is needed so that left-turning vehicles might be better accommodated. In addition, it was felt the diagonal parking, on Rt. 9 should be changed to parallel parking so traffic flow isn’t disrupted by vehicles backing into moving lanes of

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Dortj Word SURVEYORS BEGIN measuring off for the4-ft. widening of Mechanic St. In Court House, slated to commence later this year.

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traffic. The study was performed in coordination with N.J Department of Transporta tion traffic engineer John McCarthy, who will recommend that the single improvements be made LAST YEAR, pelitions were' circulated by groups both for and against Mechanic St. and Hand Ave. being turned into oneway streets. The local fire company went on record against the one-way system. Several businessmen would also have been adversely impacted by a one-way streel system, as well as the residents of each street. The county Engineer’s OfficO is preparing plans to improve Mechanic St. from Rt . 9 to Goshen Rd. The improvement will consist of overlaying the entire street with 2 inches of bituminouk concrete and widening the curb to curb width from Boyd St. to Goshen Rd. THE PRESENT width of Offers Film Court house - The public is invited to the free presentation of the film War Without Winners in the County Library Meeting Room 7: Jo Wednesday, Feb. 17. The event is sponsored by the Jersey Cape Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament in compensation with a disarmament group of Stockton State CaHege. Two members \g; the Stockton faculty. Jamie Cromarte and Alice Arnold, and a Stock student. Gary English, will lead a discussion following the film.

26 feet makes it difficult for two vehicles to pass when another vehicle is parked at the curb. The street will be widened to 32 feet, with new concrete curbs, gub ters and sidewalks. The utility poles on the south side of the street will be relocated behind the new curb line.

The Mechanic St. widening project will be 90 percept funded by state transportation bond issue funds and 10 percent by county funds. The road was last overlaid with bituminous concrete id 1930. It is anticipated the fcrbject will take place this year.

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