Herald * Unfgrn 14 April '8

Sees Relationship Between Taxes, Planning & Development

Bill Hevener, whose can^ didacy for Lower Township Committee was recently ehdof'sed by, the township Republfcan Organization, sees recent local issues being “directly related to each

other.

"It is very * interesting ' that in the middle of the debate over our budget and rising taxes, we are also talking about the problems of future development in Diamond Beach and the past development, on the mainland,” he stated. "On

one hand, Diamond Beach is being viewed as the magic gnawer to our budget, while at the same time the very concerned residents of Bayphore Estates are showing us how poorly planned development just leads to biggef

problems."

ACCORDING x to HEVENER. it should-be obvious that a cprisistent, -well planned and coordinated approach to growth is the only way to insure the quality development of.

- . * DorU Word r IRST MATE Bruce Bolan of Cold Spring, background, acts as guide for Gifted & Talented Class students from Cape May Elementary who toured the bayliners of the Cape May-Lewes Ferry at the North Cape Mav terminal last Monday. From engine-room to captain’s quarters, the students gdt a firsthand look at this different means of mass transit. * '

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Diamond Beach .and that . this develoffenent would provide budget and, tax relief. , • . , , * "As a 1 member of the . Township. .Committee, I think I would work well with the other Committee, persons, the Zoning and Planning Boards, the developers, and‘ .most- irpportantly. thq residents of the ^township,. Mr. Hevener . said in a news release. "We must act carefully and monitor the development ‘ of this area from start to finish to make sure the benefits we expect actually come into being.” POINTIN6 TO tfie drainage problem in •• Efayshore Estates as an exanfple of what to avoid, Hevener stated "the last thing we need are a series . of surprises popping up, once Diamond Bench is

. developed."

Chapter Election N. CAPE MAY - Leah , Cranshaw was elected president of Delta Lambda Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, an international women's organization, recently. Also elected were Terry Costello, vice president; ■ Ddtty Bratis, treasurer; Carol Strickland, seef'etary; and Celie • Souder. extension officer The officers will be installed May 17. at the home . of Anne Madsen. The diapter has worked during the year on various projects in order to donate $200 to the March of Dimes Telethon held in Atlantic City Feb. 20. 1982.

According to the candidate 4he difficulty is how td'regulate development in a way that protects the public, but doesn’t create an unreasonableVhardship fbr the developers or

property-owner. "I guess in past years there wasn't enough'Control over building,” he said. x"T know the people in Bayshore Estates' aren't the only Township

residents with poor ' drainage and bad streets or no streets. With Diamond. Beach on the verge of ^building, now-js the time to make sure thilgs like this don't happen again> "

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