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). Herald & Lantern 23 February '83

Bids Due For MU A Projects

J SWA INTON- — Two projects important to the residents of Ocean City will be bid during February, County Municipal Utilities Authority. Kxecutive Dire<tor George Marinakis reported recently. • The installation of odor control facilities at the 46th St wastewater treatment plant at the 3rd and 32nd St pumping stations and the de/nolitlon of the old 3rd and 46tjySt plants ^ill Me completed before the summer tourist season, the

MUA commissioners learned at their regular meeting. ODORS THAT plagued the operation of the new facilities last summer pro mpted the MUA to plan for the installation of air scrubbers and other devices designed to eliminate the objectable problems The cost of the project is estimated to be $574,000. "We now have the required regulatory agency permits and authorization

to advertise for bids," Marinakis reported. "Our goal is to h?ve the installa tion complete by the. summer " THE DEMOLITION of the obsolete treatment plants at the 3rd and 46th St. sites will also be completed r by the summer tourist season The MUA is responsible for the demoli tion work under, terms of the service agreements with the City of Ocean City and the New Jersey Water

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Marinakis also noted that the authority will accept bids Feb 24 for the construction of the sludge composting facilities to be located east of the Garden State Parkway and north of the Jersey Cape Racquet Club in Middle Township. The project, which has been cited for its innovative design, is expected to cost approximately $8 million. 85 per ceht of the construction costs will lie provided by a federal wastewater treatment grant An additional R percent will come from the State of New Jersey The MUA accepted $2,696,000 m grant funds from the State of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection In eluded in the funds are $1.5 million for the construction of the facilities now being built in the Cape May Region. $2G6.73H for plans and specifications of the facilities planned for the Seven Mile Beach/Middle Region. $216,710 for design of facilities for the Wildwood/LOwer Region, and $677,025 for the construction of the countywide composting facilities Dance_

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Tentative^ plans have been developed by the New Jersey Department of Agriculture for the 1983 Gypsy Ntfolb spray programdh Ctfpe May county The department has proposed aerial spraying in the following municipalities: Dennis Township 1.240 acres; Lower Township, 775 acres; Middle' Township 470acres; Upper Township, 330 acres; and Woodbine Borough 460 acres. According to John Kegg. chief of the Bureau of En tofnojogy, Department of Agriculture, the state has a commitment from the federal government for about 50 percent reimbursement to municipalities that follow state recommendations. This year the department has recommended any residential area that has more than 10 homes in 50 acres, and contains Gypsy Moth populations exceeding 500 egg masses per acre are to be recommended for spraying The Department of Agriculture has set up three regional meetings for discussing the 1983 Gypsy Moth Control Program The South Jersey meeting for municipal representatives of Atlantic, Camden. Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem counties was scheduled for yesterday. Feb 22, at the Buena Vista Township Municipal Building FURTHER DETAILS on the North Jersey and Central Jersey regional meetings are available at the Cape May Extension Service at 465-5115. Larry Newbold, Cape May County Agricultural Agent, said maps of the proposed spray blocks would be presented to the township representatives at the meeting These meetings are primarily for municipal representatives but are open to the public Township representatives have already received preliminary maps of the 1983 spray areas. Anyone concerned about the spray program should inspect the maps, which are available in the

township of borough halls. Newbold said that most townships will be expanding the spray programs and will do additional acreage over and above those designated by the

state. Area residents who need further clarification about the program cart call John Kegg, Chief of the Bureau of Entomology. N.J. Department of Agriculture, at 609-292-5440

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