Open Space Committee Wants To Share Laborers’ Cost With Township

February 22, 2015 Open Space/Environment Taxes

open space meeting1 — Members of the township’s Open Space Advisory Committee said they did not want to shoulder the entire cost of two new laborers to maintain township parks.

Members of the township Open Space Advisory Committee are willing to shoulder some of the cost of laborers to help maintain township parks, but they want the township to chip in, too.

The committee on Feb. 17 voted down a suggestion from the Township Committee that it shoulder the entire $100,000 cost of two new laborers in the Department of Public Works, both of which would be dedicated to year-round park maintenance.

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