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Boardwalk storm damage placed at $1.3M.; timetable for repairs, other work uncertain
OCIAN OTY — The Council asked Schaeffer damaged by the storm, ing, $840,000 lor decking
boardwalk sustained dose
move the boardwalk.
to prepare the report when from 15th to 19th Street,
to $13 million in damage questions came up about was damaged because it
and substructure and Although council agreed
during the Halloween the second phase of a two-
$36,000 for 24 new pilings, to repair that section of the
- was too dose to the bulk-
storm, and it needed work
among other things.
phase repair of the walk,
•walk as soon as possible,
head, according to the
to begin with, according to from' Plaza Place to 8th report.
The cost estimate does Councilman John Flood
a report presented to QtyStreet,
which was sched-
not include flie cost of mov- said he was not certain how
Council at Its, workshop uled for Us winter but has When a wave strikes the ing the boardwalk away feasible that will be.
meeting Tuesday. beert delayed.
bulkhead with a significant from the bulkhead, which
Andrew Schacffer, an
amount of force, it Is redi- was recommended by both Hood said since the beach
engineer with Fellows, The report was to detail rected straight up, in this the engineer and the city under that area of the
Reed Associates, gave coun- the condition of the entire case into the boardwalk administration.
boardwalk is underwater
cil an inch-thick report on boardwalk, and was nearly
much of the time, work
decking.
the condition of the board- completed when the Oct. 31
WhUe most of the pilings would be difficult if not
walk, including information storm smashed through a
The repair cost estimate in this section of the board- impossible, and said few
on options for decking large section,
includes $44,000 for thewalk
could be reused, they contractors would be will-
replacement of stairs, would have to be taken outing
to take a crane out into
material.
The area most severely. $174,000 for new hand rail- and driven again in order to saltwater.
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Schaeffer said there are much harder to address.
other options to work on A number of cracks to the
the pilings, and said he will concrete pilings under the
have more detailed infor- boardwalk between 5th
mation at a later meeting. Sheet and Plaza Place were
It is also uncertain how exposed when Wgh Bdes
much, if any, state or fed- washed away the beach
eral aid the dry will get to covering them.
fund the repairs.
Sehaeffer said the prob-
Mayor Nickolas Trofa lem was unexpected, and
said the dry cannot wait tar said he wants to take a
outside help, but must fund baekhoe down to the beach
the repairs itself and hope when the Hde is lower to
to be reimbursed. make certain mere are no
*We¥e not going to wait other areas with the same
for it" he laid. "B we don't problem.
get any money we're going m the first phase of the
to haw to pay for it our- boardwalk repair, similar
lelves."
cracks to the concrete pU-
Rood agreed that the tap were repaired, and
boardwalk needs to bethey
were more widespread
repaired as soon as possi- than originally believed.
ble, and Mid in the three Also included In the
years he has been on coun- report is a comparison
cil, that section of board- between tropical hardwalk
has been damaged wood, treated pine and
three tines.
recycled plastic as alternatives
for boardwalk deck-
"As we sit her« in tag.
November, spring is not
The dty came under fire
very far away. Hood said. from environmentalists
However, Hood said therecently
for considering the
city should make sure dieuse
of tropical hardwood,
work can be done before it which mey say is contribut-
stars.
ing to the destruction of the
Councilman Mark Amazon rainforest.
Vldetto said the dry needs a Sehaeffer said the com-
boardwalk,
parison is not complete yet,
"Let's find out how much because he plans to get
it's going to cost and attack samples of each and field
UVVidettosaJd.
test them to see how they
Another problem facing handle truck, pedestrian
the city is about $18,000 and bike traffic, how slip-
worm of pUkig repair needpery they are, splintering
ed, Schaeffer added. and finally how they bum.
He said the work should The report also includes
be done prior to the beach information from manufac-
replenishment project set turers of reeyded plasBe
for spring, because then the board and information from
problem will be buried and a variety of sources on the
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1 environmental impact of
tropical hardwood,
A table prepared by trtP
engineer comparing
strength, longevity, cost,
appearance, how slippery
or flammable die material
is, apparent environmenttd
impact and maintenance
cost of plastic lumber,
treated pine, hardwood and
wrapped fiberglass boards
put the hardwood first an
one brand of the recyde
plastic second.
However, the report
points out that according to
the manufacturer's literature,
the recycled plastic
should not be used for
vehicular baffle.
BEACH •
(continued from page 1)
costing about $70,000
$120,000 worth of beach
grass and faces utility and
street end repairs totaline
aboutS10,0Q0,
In the report, Previtl
states mat if typical winter
storms hit over the next five
months, the area betweeA
79th Street and 86th Street
will be particularly hard hit.
Iibro said the federal
government may not
declare the area a disaster
area, so that funding will be
hard to pt, espedaUy since
other areas of the eastern
seaboard were much harder
hit.
He said the state is no0
likely to* have any money
available either. .
"Unfortunately, tiwy may
have to declare a disaster
for the next storm when we
have private property damage,"
he said.
The dry recently put out
a $1.6 million bond ordinance
for new jetties at 83rd
Street and 88th Street in axA
attempt to hold on to the
beach thart left
Previtt said the work on
the jetties should begin next
January,
Commissioner James Ianhone
said fti harileirpart
of mflpwject was getting
the money in place.
Tnat was 75 percent of
mework,"hesaia. $
Ubro said once the jetties
are in place It will take a
long time to build up the
beach in mat area, and said
the dry is trying to get
funding for a beach replen-
re open ishment project to pump
nu , FM III FS p.m.
sand onto the beach. ,
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•county and wast* hauler settle
illegal transfer station complaint
NORTHFIELD—Anchor Disposal Service %viU pay
$15,000 to Atlantic County In lieu of penalty under a consent
order accepted by the county Division of Public
Health and the Atlantic County Utilities Authority.
The two agencies had filed a complaint against Anchor,
accusing the firm of operating an illegal transfer station at
its fadlity at Ridge and Jefferson avenues in Cardiff. .
A Under the consent order signed by Superior Court Judge
^L Anthony Gibeon, the fadliry will be subject to unannounced
inspections, and Anchor is prohibited from operating
any solid waste handling fadlity without obtaining
necessary permits from the stare.
The complaint alleged that on several occasions between
December 1990 and April 1991, Anchor used its Cardiff
fadiiry to illegally transfer waste from collection trucks to
larger vehicles and then illegally transported the waste to
Philadelphia for disposal All solid waste originating in
Atlantic County is required to be disposed ofthrough the
AACUA'S transfer station on Delilah Road in Egg Harbor
^township.
Recession, recycling Increase
to hike Cape MUA tipping fees
COURT HOUSE—WhUe preHnunary budget figures
for the Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority
for 1992 shows a 4 percent decrease from the present budget,
tipping fees at the MUA's landfill are expected to rise
by about 7 percent per ton,
_ The total solid waste budget fell from $12,273,787 in 1991
Was $11,770,789 in 1992, Tipping fees at the county landfill
on the border of Woodbine and Upper Township, however,
are projected to increase S6J5 per ton, from $8350 to
$89.75 per ton, because fewer materials are being land-
filled. MUA officials attribute the landfUling decline to the
current recession and an increase to recycling. The
amount of landfilled materials Is expected to drop from
128,019 tons to 111,910 in 1992,
Revenue from tipping fees coven such free MUA ser-.
vices as disposal of street sweepings and catch-basin
^debris collected by municipalities and die county; accep-
"tance of leaves and grass to be composted at the landfill,
and disposal of waste brought to the landfill or transfer
station in passenger vehicles.
Minor flooding reported
in wake of second storm
Heavy winds and high tides caused some beach erosion
and road flooding Sunday, although the damage was not
as extensive as the offshore storm on Halloween.
£ Emergency officials had been concerned that erosion of
^)each and dunes from two weeks ago would leave coastal
communities more vulnerable to another stem. The
storm Sunday produced high tides well short of the 9 feet
above mean low water recorded Oct 31. High winds
brought in morning tides in Ventnor about 25 feet above
normal, or 7.1 feet above mean low water, according to
offidals with the National Weather Service. The «torai
destroyed homes toNorui Caroliiwand-Virgmia, Who*'
20-foot waves were recorded.
J\o bidders at auction
% f Bargalntown Lake
ATLANTIC CITY—There were no takers at the Atlantic
City Municipal Utlities Authority's recent auction of Bargaintown
Lake, despite the fact mat the asking price had
reached its lowest point possible.
The auction late tot month fulfilied the ACMUA's obligation
to offer the lake first at its assessed value of $2.9
million and a second time for $12300, a price which mv
ers the cost of an assessment and construction of a guardail
recently installed to deter trespassers. Any buyer
rould have had to pay thousands of dollars in back taxes
and other assessments.
The AO4UABc^d of Directors wiU now consider turning
the lake over to Egg Harbor Township and Unwood,
wnose borders cut across the lake near Central Avenue,
and Atlantic County.
The county and neighboring towns have submitted an
offer to Ae authority tor the county to take responsibility
for the spillway and dam, with surrounding homeowners
maintaining the body of water.
%lzeable lawsuit begins
over failed casino project
ATLANTIC CTTY—The largest case m Attantic County
history—and potentially the most expensive—opened
Tuesday in Superior Court Sands officials are claiming
that Donald Trump and Penthouse International Ltd. conspired
to interfere with the Sands plans to buy the Penthouse
property for the proposed Sands Hollywood
Casino HoteL
* £mds is seeking damages of up to STDO admen, accord-
^hg to The Press of Atlantic City, which could be trebled
under antitrust laws to $2.1 billion. During the trial, which
is exposed to last six months. Judge L. Anthony Qbson
must determine whether Trump and Penthoast interfered
to me purchase and whether ftepurchaBe U a vicJation ci
state antitrust laws. Pratt Hotel COT,, which owns me
Sands, had a deal to buy Penthouse's unsuccessful casino
project, which is next to Trump Plaza Hotel Casino, After
the cpnwietaltagedlye^red, Trump purehased tile
property in March 1989.
A Sands attorney David Sheehan said that Trump con-
^pired with Penthouse to sink the deal, and that he
opposed Sands'efforts to get zoning variances and tried
to purchase a parcel it needed for parking. Attorneys for
Trump and Penthouse, however, said that their clients did
nomine wrong and that Sands officials fabricated agreements
because me company did not have the money to
purchase the property from Penthouse.
Florio says he Is open
to talks about tax cuts
#TRENTONQ»v. —Q»v. Jim Florio tald mU week that he
doetn'r oppo«e Investigating Ititi a possible ibl elk rollback, llback aand
that be may bipasuaded to end hi* opposition togranN
ii» voters Ae power to Initiate volet on spedBciatue*.
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FQUJOWW&VARIANCE DENIAL
Plans for new playhouse on back burner
'CLEAN MACHINE' ter*s degree in English from SOMBRS POINT — the back burner while the- state land-use regulaUons,
ON THESCENE
VUlanova University. South Jersey Regional Theatre officials decide whether
theatres.
only the Zoning Board had
SOMBRS POWT — The
atre's application for a new to redesign the facility to the authority to hear the Several board officials
"Clean Scene Machine" PERSKIE SPEAKS playhouse — perhaps the make it smaller or seek a variance.
countered that the size and
group swept through Ate TOMORROW NIGHT theatre association's long- new location. SJRT was Thettte officials maintain scope of the new playhouse
dty Saturday, Oct 26, col- SOlvffiRS POINT — Steve est-running production — hoping for approval now so the additional height is ought be too much far the
lecting 18 cubic yards of Ut- Perskie, member of thereceived
a setback Nov. 7 that it could raise the needed to meet a request by bayfront area, and sugter,
recydables and bulk Casino 'Reinvestment when the Zoning Board of remaining 75 percent of the the city historical commisgested that SJRT look
items.
Development Authority, Adjustment failed to §2 million it needs to match sicffi for a doped roof, as towards another section of
Twelve youth groups will be the speaker at theapprove
a height variance. a IMS state cultural grant, will as to give stage crews the city, possibly along
numbering 161 children Atlantic County League of
and more man 40 adult Municipalities meeting
The board voted 4-3 infor
the work. /-" the ability to •fly" sets, Route 9.
chaperones under the direc- tomorrow (Nov. IS) at
favor of 6m variance, but it The proposed theatre is 8 which would widen the SJRT representatives,
tion of the public works Mac's Restaurant, 90S Shore
was two votes shy of the feet over the dty limit of 35 spectrum of productions however, said Bay Avenue
department and Randy Car- Road, Somers Point
the minimum five affirma- feet. The height variance is that could be put on. Is considered the theatre's
tive votes needed to one of several SJRT needs.
ney, Clean Communities The league's executive
While a redesign might home, and that moving
approve a height variance.
coordinator, collected litter board meets at 6:15 p.m.,
It was sent to the Zoning make it conform to city might jeopardize state
from dry roadways and with cash bar,at 6:30 p.m. SJRT executive eUreetar Board by the Planning requirements, theatre offi- funding approval. The fte-
public areas. They were and veal parmlgiana dinner Paul Aiken said mat plans Board last month after the cials said, it would nuke atre also enhanced the
given tee-shirts and hadat7pjn,
for the new Bay Avenue planning solicitor deter- the playhouse less aestheti- eclectic bayfront business
pizza and soda afterwards.
playhouse would be put on nined that under revised cally pleasing. They added district, particularly restau-
that most municipal zoning rants, they maintain.
City Council wUl give the SHORE DEDICATES
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