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Windsor Park closer to public (and hopefully TCE-free) water (NJ)

by Neil Fischbein on Friday, May 26, 2006 [Permalink] [0 Comments]

The Asbury Park Press (NJ) reports:

Public drinking water is one step closer for 40 homes in Windsor Park.

The Township Council on Tuesday agreed to seek bids for work to connect the homes to United Water Toms River's system. The state will reimburse the township for the work, using $580,000 raised through corporate business taxes.

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But residents who live just outside the known contamination area remain frustrated and are concerned that a state Department of Environmental Protection ban on new connections to United Water's system could prevent them from hooking up to public water even if the mains are installed on their streets.

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