Water Bill 475 Urgent for New Jersey Water Supply
New Jersey faces a critical need to expand water supply as reservoirs run low and growth accelerates. Assembly Bill 475 would create North and South Jersey water commissions, authorize a statewide bond issue of 85 million dollars, and set a phased plan to build Wharton Tract and related systems with self liquidating, revenue backed debt. A State Water Bond Committee would oversee expenditures and ensure equitable access across counties and municipalities.
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North Jersey
Orther
South Jersey
Wharton
Sysilhis Gee
Delaware and Raritan Casalayo
Department of Conservation and Economc Development
Trenton
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I Assembly
North Jersey Water Supply Commission
Round Valley
South Jersey Water Supply Commission
Wharton Tract
Luynny Commission
Walter
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Water Authority plan governs rivers and watersheds
A proposed regional framework sets rules banning diversions from the Delaware River system and its lakes, requiring diversions to use surplus water only. It authorizes up to 100 percent of land condemnation values as advances, provides municipal tax protection, requires relocation costs for streets and roads, assures public recreation under safe rules, and permits interconnections between Round Valley and Wharton Tract systems in emergencies for public welfare.
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Delaware River
Delaware
Raritan River
State Water Policy and Supply Division
Commissioner of Conservation and Economic Development
Fish & Game Council
Round Valley
Wharton Tract
Traffic Safety Judge Emphasizes Driver Responsibility
Judge Sidney Birnbaum of Hillside Magistrate's Court stressed that driver behavior is the key to road safety during July travels. He noted laws and signs aid safety only when motorists heed them, urging caution and courtesy as vacation trips rise. He praised the Hillside Safety Council and National Safety Council for backing a July traffic safety program and highlighted five basic sign shapes as life signals on the road.
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Sidney Birnbaum
Hillside Magistrate’s Court
Birnbaum
Hillside Safety Council
National Safety Council
Birnbam
Safety on Vacation Driving Stressed by Judge Birnbaum
Judge Birnbaum urges drivers to recognize road signs, learn varying traffic laws across regions, and practice courtesy. He cites official campaigns such as July’s Make Courtesy Your Code of the Road and advises checking with police or motor clubs about local laws before traveling to keep vacation travel safe.
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Birnbaum
Hillside Safety Council
National Safety Council
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