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Environmental Commission Prepares Anti-Idling Ordinance

Environmental Commissioner Arnold Schmidt was credited with doing the “heavy lifting” in getting the proposed anti-idling ordinance ready for review.

Environmental Commission members were given a final look January 23 at the anti-idling ordinance they will propose to the Township Council.

The ordinance, now being sent for attorney review, is based on the statewide anti-idling law, but adds a few tweaks, Tara Kenyon, the township’s open space consultant, told the Commissioners.

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