Pursuant to N.J.A.C. 7:50-7, the New Jersey Pinelands Commission will hold two public
hearings on proposed regulatory amendments to the Pinelands Comprehensive Management Plan
(CMP).
A hearing related to Management Program for On-Site Wastewater Treatment Systems will
be conducted at the Offices of the Pinelands Commission, Richard J. Sullivan Center, 15
Springfield Road, New Lisbon, New Jersey 08064.

A hearing related to Forestry, Wetlands Management, and a Pilot Program for Electric
Transmission Right-of-Way Maintenance will be conducted at the Offices of the Pinelands
Commission, Richard J. Sullivan Center, 15 Springfield Road, New Lisbon, New Jersey 08064.

A quorum of the Commission may be present at the hearings, but no formal action will be taken.
If you would like to pre-register to testify at the hearings please contact Ms. Betsy Piner at the
Pinelands Commission office, (609) 894-7300. You may also register to testify at the hearings.
Written comments may be submitted to Ms. Susan R. Grogan, Chief Planner, Pinelands
Commission, 15 Springfield Road, P.O. Box 7, New Lisbon, New Jersey 08064.

Proposed Amendments to the Comprehensive Management Plan)
PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE ARE 4 INDIVIDUAL PROPOSALS. SEPARATE
SUBMISSIONS OF COMMENT ARE REQUESTED FOR EACH PROPOSAL 

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What about Bellmawr? To get to Westville from Gloucester City by rail, you have to go through the borough of Bellmawr. If you close your eyes while riding along the track, you might miss it.

The western part of the borough is largely residential with the occasional business. It\’s also the point where state Route 130 meets Route 47 with connections to NJ Transit buses, so it would make sense to place a rail stop there, right?

Not so fast.

By Communications Division
SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
July 13, 2009

In the Japanese National Championship Game, Chiba City Little League defeated Izumisano Little League, from Izumisano City, 17-4; and finished the 16-team tournament with a 4-0 record.

Chiba City Little League, located near Tokyo, joins Asia-Pacific Champion Kuei-Shan Little League from Chinese Taipei; and Latin America Region Champion Coquivacoa Little League of Maracaibo, Venezuela, as participants in the 63rd Little League Baseball World Series.

• Gloucester City Planning Board Okays Barber Shop, Dog House Pub Patio

• St. Mary Bible School Children Perform \”Prodigal Son.\”

• County Grant Will Help Improve Kershaw School Playground In Mount Ephraim

• Westville Council Mulls Paving Costs Of Woodbine Avenue Project.

Continues Innovative Product Launches with Item to Help Young Ballplayers Learn Proper Footwork  

By Communications Division
SHELTON, CT
July 2009

The one of a kind, patented training item helps coaches and parents teach kids correct, safe offensive and defensive footwork on the baseball and softball diamonds. The product is another key addition to the company’s innovative product line which already includes the patented V-Grip Handle line of baseball and softball bats and \”9X SERIES\” Fielding Gloves.

This photo of a aquarium test kit was sent in today to CNB by a Gloucester City resident. She writes, \”I just washed my face and felt a burning sensation on my skin. There was a strong smell of ammonia. I grabbed the test kit and filled it with water from my faucet. The gauge, calculated in parts per million or milligrams per liter, reads between 2.0 and 4.0\”.

Recently the Gloucester City Water Department released a statement to residents about the water being responsible for killing pond and aquarium fish. A number of people have posted comments recently complaining about the quality of the City\’s water.

It reads as follows,

Construction continues at the Water Department. To date 300 pilings have been set with 100 more left to do.

The Gloucester City Utilities Department has also made required modifications to the treatment and operations of the plant. These changes have had minimal impact on water quality or quantity, although interruptions were anticipated.

Recently on or about the third week of June to the first week of July, possible water problems have been reported concerning loss of aquarium and pond fish. Resulting from our investigations, we believe that the combination of chlorine and associated by-products had an acute affect on fish. This situation in no way suggests that there is a health concern to the residents of the City.

The Gloucester City Utility Department continues its promise to deliver proper water quality and quantity in accordance with all state and federal regulations. We welcome any questions or comments you may have and are sorry for any inconvenience this project may cause. Please feel free to call us at 456-0169. This is a 24 hour active line.

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