/ \ , \ Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 14 May '86 5

Stone Harbor Eyes Curbs on Building

By SKIP GLADUE Density of population again was addressed by the Borough of Stone Harbor during the regular council meeting May 5. An ordinance was introduced which calls for a minimum of 6,600 square feet and a street frontage of 60 feet to erect a building or other structure in "A" zone. . The same regulations would apply for "B" zone

with the exception of duplexes. A building or structure could not be converted to a duplex nor any duplex dwelling be erected on a lot less than 8,250 square feet and a street frontage of at least 60 feet. IN "C" ZONE a building or structure could not be converted into a duplex nor a duplex built on a lot having an area less than 6,000 square feet. Other provisions cite ex-

A Do-It- Yourself Trash Plan Urged

AVALON - A do-it-yourself trash disposal plan is being considered by borough officials to alleviate problems which are especially severe during the summer tourist season. Councilman Charles Curtis said the council is working on ways to reduce the cost of trash collection and to maximize service to residents. "In the summer, we face a terrific problem with trash, especially on and immediately following the weekends," Curtis said. "WE RE LOOKING into the possibility of implementing a litter abatement pro gram this year that would enable residents tb dispose of trash in a dumpster at the public works yard^any day from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.," he said. "This would1 certainly help eliminate the build-up of weekend trash and enhance the appearance of the borough," he added. Regularly scheduled

trash pickup for residents and businesses would remain the same if the program is approved. "Council is working with the county health department and our own department of public works to find answers to our trash problems," Councilman Richard Light said. "If this litter abatement program is implemented, all of Avalon will benefit." LIGHT SAID a borough employe would supervise activity at the dumpster and residents living near the yard would not be subject to odors of any kind or disturbed by noise. "All aspects of the program will be operated in strict accordance with the dictates of the county health department," he said. Residents will be notified if and when the program begins, Light said, and can help by not putting out their trash for pickup more than 24 hours in advance.

ceptions to the density requirement for dwellings in existence as of June 3. 1986, and requirements for preparing plans for land subdivisions. A public hearing has been scheduled for the June 3rd meeting of the council. Also at that meeting four new police officers were appointed to the Stone Harbor Police Department. They include; Edward F. Beck, North Wildwood, currently a police officer with Hamilton Township. Michelle Marie Kravitsky. Middle Township, formerly of Stone Harbor, currently a full-time dispatcher for S.H. Police. Anthony James Zedonek, North Wildwood, who will receive his bacherlor's degree in criminology later this month from Shippensburg (Pa.) University; William Jeffrey Toland, Wildwood Cresfiiwho will receive his bachelor's degree in criminology from Westchester (P. A.) University. He is coach of the Wildwood Catholic Baseball Team. i THEIR APPOINTMENTS are effective May ! 16 and they will serve one year as probationary officers. according to Chief James Sweitzer. Appearances of store windows during off-season were the target of an ordinance introduced to provide that windows be left neatly and reasonably attractive in appearance, and mannequins clothed. Violators will be subject to a fine of not more than $500. However, each day an owner is in violation after

receipt of a written notice will be considered a separate offense. ALSO. IF windows are soaped, painted, or defaced. a period of five days will be allowed for cleanup. If cleanup does not take .place within five days a notice will be sent to the property owner requiring him to clean up within five additional days. If the owner fails to comply. the borough will have the right to do the clean up and charge the owner for the service. If the cost is not paid within 30 days upon the presentation of the bill, the bill will be added to the real estate taxes for the property. Hearing on this ordinance is scheduled for the council meeting Tuesdqy. June 3. In other action a contract was awarded to POM. Inc. for the purchase of 70 parking meters at $153.15 each, and for 11 adapters at $22.11 each. The council agreed to sell a used trash packer to Middle Township for $5,000.

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