Deal Lake Commission Secures $92,500 State Funds, Plans Key Environmental Initiatives

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Deal Lake Commission discussed developments, including the receipt of $92,500 from the state of New Jersey and plans for various environmental and infrastructure projects.

Deal Lake Commission Grapples with Environmental Challenges

Overview: The Deal Lake Commission recently engaged in discussions about a variety of environmental challenges, including the cleanup of an oil spill in Asbury, the impact of a proposed apartment complex on the area, and updates on the status of green infrastructure projects. Among notable topics were the remediation efforts for the spill and the potential environmental repercussions of constructing 120 new apartments near the lake.

Deal Lake Commission Tackles Grants, Goose Remediation, and Supports Student Research

Overview: The recent meeting of the Deal Lake Commission brought to light various topics, including the challenges with the 319 grant payment process, the commission’s involvement in supporting a high school student’s environmental research, and ongoing efforts in goose remediation and lakefront education. Furthermore, the commission recognized July 2024 as Lake Appreciation Month and discussed the need for additional support due to staffing shortages in the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.

Deal Lake Commission Tackles Environmental and Community Concerns

Overview: The Deal Lake Commission recently convened to address a range of urgent environmental and community matters. The meeting included discussions on an oil spill in Asbury Park, the management of local wildlife and vegetation, and the proposal for the installation of air diffusers to combat a midge infestation, enlivened by the active participation of the public, particularly a local restaurant representative concerned about insect-related issues affecting their business.

Deal Lake Commission Tackles Ongoing Oil Spill Remediation

Overview: During a recent meeting, the Deal Lake Commission addressed the issue of an ongoing oil spill in the lake, efforts to contain it, and the upcoming 50th anniversary of the commission. Among the matters discussed, the most pressing was the oil spill that has plagued the lake for years. The commission acknowledged the improvement in the situation due to a treatment device that has been capturing the oil, but emphasized that additional remediation work, including the removal of at least three oil tanks on the property, is necessary.