\. • ■' . •( ' ' " ■ " - ■ . - " . ■ -5 Herald & Lantern 25 April '84

NEW POST — Jerry Livingston, principal of the Consolidated School, Cold Spring, has accepted the position of chief school administrator with the Lower Alloways Creek School District. Livingston, who spent 12 years in the Lower Township school system, will take the new job July 1. He lives in Upper Township.

Traffic on Ferry Dips CAPE MAY - During March, traffic on the Cape May-Lewes Ferry decreased 416 vehicles and 982 passengers from March, 1983. Ferry traffic for March, 1984, was 8,471 vehicles and 19,623 passengers compared to 8,887 vehicles and 20,605 passengers for March, 1983, a decreease of 4.7 percent for vehicles and a 4.8 percent for' * passengers. For the 12-month period ended March 31, 1984 traffic was 277,880 vehicles and 863,295 passengers compared to 268,934 vehicles and 831,261 passengers for the 12-month period ended March 31, 1983, an increase of 3.3 percent for vehicles and 3.9 percent for passengers. During March, traffic on the Delaware Memorial Bridge increased 11,742 vehicles from March, 1983. Bridge traffic for the / month was 1,484,736 compared to 1,472,994 vehicles for March, 1983, an increase of .8 percent.

Landfill \ Extended By BPU I NEWARK - The Board of Public Utilities has voted to seek - the continued I operation of the Foundations and Structures gar- I bage landfill in Cape May I County for a period of not I more than 180 days, to I allow it to raise sufficient I revenues t^ support costs I of a proper closure. ] The board approved an i amendment to its solid waste flow rules allowing the landfill to remain open past the start-up date of the new Cape May County regional landfill, now scheduled for May 15, in order to raise funds for closure. The landfill company has stated a cost of approximately $2 million for proper closure of the landfill, and is seeking a rate increase from the board to pay for it. UNDER THE present state solid waste flow plan, approved jointly by the board and the Department of Environmental Protection and supported by Cape May County, all garbage collected within the county will be directed to the county regional landfill at the time it goes into service. The board said, however, it has the responsibility to seek changes to the solid waste flow plan is necessary' to protect the ability of any one landfill to provide a needed service, *" and certain expenditures, ' of an amount still to be determined, would be necessary for the landfill to meet DE? standards on closure and post-closure maintenance. The board said it would be "impossible" for it to devise rates to raise the needed closure funds with a month of remaining life. Department of Environmental Protection concurrence in the Board's position is necessary for the landfill to remain open. The landfill, which is located in Woodbine-, receives garbage from the towns of Avalon, Sea Isle City, aod Woodbine, in Cape May County.

MUST BE EASTER — Billy Oliver, 3, gets an assist from cousin Anna May Parker. 13, during Easter egg hunt at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker of Goshen. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Samuel Wimley have been sponsoring hunts for neighborhood children since 1976. Billy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Oliver of Green Creek.

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