£ • Herald & Lantern 3 October '84

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Court Complex Design: Back to Drawing Board

COURT HOUSE -Blaming state-mandated courts changes. cou.Jity freeholders last week okayed another $1,700 for design of the new courts facility. Architect Edwin Howell of Ocean City, retained last year to do a feasibility study of court needs, "into the next century," told the Freeholders his preliminary design would have to be "reevaluated." The reason, explained Freeholder James S. Kilpatrick Jr.. is that the state has gone from a halfdozen judicial departments to a three-team concept : criminal court, civil and general equity court-: and ^ family court. "It's obvious there will have to be some reallocation of space." said • Kilpatrick, "and some input from the users." HO WE 1. 1. sfl*D he thought the "problem" could be "halted" with twodays of additional work by himself f at' $50 an houri and two other staff members ' at $25 and $30 an hour>. The total wouldn't top $1,700 he said. "I have no problem with what you. and we. are forced to do." said Freeholder Gerald M. Thornton, "but I do have a problem wito the court administrator changing the ball game here It's our problem I want you to be extremely cautious (with the cost) " "We ar^ not increasing the space, said Howell "The scope is not changed We had no knowledge of this imminent team approach." "STREAMLINING the courts has done nothing but increase costs to the people of New Jersey," said Thornton. "We have a budget." said Howell, "and no mat--ter what the requirements, this is what will be spent." . Originally, the cost of expanding court facilities in their present location was estimated at $2.5 million When the freeholders firsf proposed to do that, rather

than move to a new location at Crest Haven, the county bar association

sued, saying that would be inadequate. They later dropped the suit. T

•' Doris Word NEW .MAJOR — Diane Metz pins new major's bars on her husband. Robert Metz of Cape May Court House, while battalion commander 1.1. Col. Robert Preston looks on. It happened during the New Jersey Army National Guard annual awards day ceremony at the armory in Crest Haven Sunday. BROTHER KNITTING MACHINES BULKY— ELECTRONIC— OR COMPUTER CARD A SWEATER A DA/ r ifcr . /LAUD EXPERIENCE j&JM' MERRY KNIT SKOPPE ' v ■ ,v;. Infants and Childrens Boutique IRATTI^TTOIobbonST OPEN

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