Delran Council Tackles Flood Ordinance and Energy Plan

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Delran Town Council discussed a range of issues, including updates to flood plane ordinances in response to new state requirements, the development of a community energy master plan, the finalization of a bike trail plan, parking restrictions along Chester Avenue, and concerns regarding the Route 130 sanitary sewer bursting project. The discussions on flood plane ordinances and the community energy master plan took center stage.

Delanco Approves Bond Issuance for Street Sweeper

Overview: Delanco Town Council recently approved the issuance of $285,000 in bonds or notes for the financing of a new street sweeper. The adoption of the ordinance followed a public hearing in which the importance of placing signs and notifying the Department of Transportation was discussed, though concerns were raised about the absence of this information in the newsletter.

Atlantic County Targets Landfill Odors with Enhanced Gas Collection, Considers Waste Transfer and Renewable Natural Gas Projects

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Atlantic County Board of Commissioners, the primary focus was on addressing the persistent odor issues emanating from the county landfill and exploring forward-looking waste management solutions. Matthew Doherty, president of the Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA), provided an update on the landfill’s gas collection system and compliance with environmental regulations. The board also discussed the future capacity of the landfill, the potential for waste conversion technology, and the ongoing legal and environmental considerations impacting the county.

Delran Town Council Addresses Flooding Challenges and Army Corps of Engineers’ Slow Response

Overview: At the latest Delran Town Council meeting, discussions centered around the ongoing flooding issues, particularly the slow progress of the Army Corps of Engineers in flood control measures, and the potential cost and progress of a feasibility study for a proposed project. Mayor Gary Catrambone and the council members, including Council President Tyler Burrell, Vice President Thomas Lyon, and others, voiced their concerns and frustrations with the challenges faced in mitigating flood impacts and the bureaucratic hurdles in working with federal agencies. Residents expressed skepticism and distress regarding the council’s responsiveness and decision-making, along with the impact of development and infrastructure decisions on the area’s flood vulnerability.

Delanco Town Council Addresses Flooding Concerns and Approves Live Streaming of Meetings

Overview: In recent deliberations, the Delanco Town Council tackled multiple issues impacting the community, with discussions focused on local flooding problems and the transparency of governmental proceedings. The council addressed the persistent flooding challenges along the riverfront and debated the effectiveness of the town’s drainage infrastructure. Notably, the council also passed resolutions to live stream future meetings.