State OKs $2.7 Million For MUA

SWAINTON - Sup plemcntal grants for Cape May County totaling nearly $2 7 million need only Governor Kean's signature after approval •by the legislature. George Marinakis, executive director. County Municipal Utilities Authority, an nouncM recently

"We are very pleased to hear the good news," Marinakis remarked "First, because it is a state grant which supplements previous funding received from the federal govern ment and second, since we had not counted on these additional funds, we can now factor them into our

future rate projections as soon as we receive notice." FOUR SEPARATE grants comprise the $2.7 million, according to Marinakis. One grant for $1.5 million will aid the construction of the Cape May Region project now underway. The funds represent 8 percent of the eligible costs and will be used for the construction of the regional treatment plant, force mains and pumping stations. This

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means that only 15 percent of the cost Tor construction of these facilities will be paid for by local users. The sludge composting facilities to be built at the site north of Jersey Cape Racquet Club were awarded $667,025 in state funds. "It will serve the Cape May and Ocean City plants when it is completed. "THIS MEANS WE are getting 93 percent funding

from outside sources, with only 7 percent of the construction costs reflected in the local user rates," Marinakis noted. A grant of $266,738 for the design of the secondary treatment .plant, pumping stations, ocean outfall and the interceptor pipelines in the Seven Mile

Beach/Middle Region is part of the state's supplemental grant package. Also included is a $216,710 grant for the pumping stations, pipelines to the secondary treatment plant and the secondary wastewater treatment facUity to serve the

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STONE HARBOR - A loud stereo and a big snake cost a summer visitor here more than $300 in municipal court recently. Part of the police action was the result of a strengthened anti-noise ordinance which recently went into effect here. Fines and court costs Academy Bazaar RIO GRANDE - There will be a bazaar for the benefit of South Jersey Christian Academy beginning at 9:30 Aug. 7 at the Rio Mall. Final Park Picnic STONE HARBOR - The final County Park picnic of the summer season will be held by the borough’s Seniors 4 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 11. Music and games will be on the program along with songs and

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totaling $375 were levied against George Wheeling, a visitor occupying his parents' 104th St. house, after Judge Vincent Lamanna found Mr. Wheeling guilty to disturbing the neighborhood with a loud stereo, and for harborkig an 8 ft. python. \ The first noise complaint, stemming from an allegedly blaring;stereo at 5:30 in the morning, resulted in a $100 fine; the second, for a loud stereo 12 hours later, led to a $200 fine. The charge involving the snake resulted in a $35

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