Herald ■ lantern - Dispatch 9 luly '16 3

Full Council Acts On Building Delay

By SKIP GLADUE STONE HARBOR - For the first time in several meetings. Stone Harbor had a full council for its July 1st session at which action was taken to curb unfinished construction. An ordinance was passed unanimously on first reading stating the completion of building and improvements must take place within 18 months with a penalty of $1,000 or 90 days in jail or both. Also, each day the violation continues would be considered a separate of-

fense. Exceptions would be granted for financial hardship or unforeseen circumstances. A public hearing, second and final reading are scheduled for Aug. 5. COUNCIL president Eric Arenberg, chairman of the public safety committee, reported that the fire siren will not be sounded between 11:30 p.m. and 6 a.m. "However," he said, "if we don't have enough people the siren will go." Also a fire truck will respond for every motor vehicle accident in which injuries are involved.

e Speaking on behalf of 16 merchants whose shops are located on Third Avenue between 98th and 99th 1 streets, Steve Sands asked r that "city lighting be continued from 96th street and : that crosswalks be install- » ed at 97th and 98th Streets. •WE SOLICIT your help, i and some suggestions as to how we might accomplish some general beautificaf tion," he said, citing the ap- - pearance of 96th Street as > an example. r Some concern was noted for safety and the condi- > tions of the sidewalks in that area, but Mayor Arden

Hand said that sidewalks are the responsibility of the landlord. Councilman Louis Clelland was to look into the sidewalk situaticyi. The shops Sands represented included the Irish Pavilion, Lillian Albus, Bob Bennetch, Cheeserie, Cafe Galerie, Brit ton Bakery, Sunrise Cafe Village Shop, Olive Tree, Needle Me, Serindipity. Quintessence, Harbor Bike Shop, Brennan's Restaurant, the Barber Shop qnd Hair Innovators. OTHER TOPICS discuss ed were the possibility of instituting mercantile licenses and the search for rescue squad members. Following the swearing in of Harry Strohmetz as councilman by Council Solicitor William Balliette, former Councilman R. Jack Fitxpatrick said he and his wife Pat were there "in appreciation to Harry for his coming back and for all his dedication and effort." The council chambers are in the midst of renovation and while the airconditioning was supposedly operating, the council was sweltering under the installation of new lights while the audience was sweltering, period. The next council meeting will be Tuesday, July 15, at 7 p.m. Not Today AVALON - The Board of Education's regular monthly meeting, which was to be held today will be held 7 p.m. Tuesday in the trailer meeting room, 32nd Street and Ocean Drive.

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Gary Rudy CRASH CLAIMS YOUTH — Eugene D. Pettit, 1C. of North Cape May was buried yesterday. the victim of a fiery crash last Thursday night that severely burned Frank J. Obermeier, 17, of Erma and also injured Edward Garvin, 16, of Villas. All were passengers in this 1672 Plymouth, driven by Robert Eckel, 17. of Fishing Creek. It was rear-ended at Wildwood Boulevard and Fifth Street in Rio Grande by a 1973 Buick occupied by Morris Williams, Z7. of Main Street, Whites boro, and Jule M. Dozier, 25. of Susquehanna Avenue, Wildwood, according to Middle Township Police. Charges are pending. they said.

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