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The township should not hesitate to install a sewer line extension to serve the historic Old Flanders section of town.
It is the right public policy and further, it is totally appropriate that the costs for the sewer extension to be extended throughout the tax base of town.
Unfortunately, the majority of the Township Council doesn't see it this way. Two weeks ago, council members balked at supporting an engineering and design study that would have led to the sewer extension.
The vote was 4-2, with Ray Perkins, John Mania, Alex Roman and Joseph Nicastro voting against and Colleen Labow and Daniel Amianda voting for the study. Although he had no vote, Mayor Rob Greenbaum also supported the engineering study.
Perkins led the way and was by far the most outspoken against the sewer engineering plan. He said he could not abide the principle of the whole town pitching in just for an improvement that would benefit only a small number of properties. Perkins said such a proposal would be just what Obama Democrats would support and that Perkins would stand up for his Republican ideals.
The cost per homeowner throughout town would be a whopping 69 cents a month for the 20-year life of the sewer construction loan. There is no principle involved; just 69 cents a month.
Something doesn't make sense here.
Is it Republican or Democratic to build a playground and then spread the costs to all taxpayers. It's a good bet that not all residents would use the playground, particularly the elderly. Yet, the council has unanimously supported using public funds to build Mount Playmore at Turkey Brook Park.
Is it Republican or Democratic to pave public roads that may lead to cul de sacs or remote areas where most residents probably won't go. There has been no debate and shouldn't be when it comes to improving public roads.
How about public water systems or extending water lines to provide water for hydrants in event of fires.
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MOUNT OLIVE TWP. - Phyllis Shelton and her Old Flanders neighbors have waged a long battle but they have lost their request that the town underwrite the costs of providing sewers to the historic section of town.
Township Council members voted 4-2 on Tuesday, April 8, against including $250,000 in the 2014 budget for a sewer engineering and design study for the Old Flanders area. The study was needed to set the stage for installation of a new sewer line to serve 31 properties along Main Street and Park Place.
Im devastated, said Shelton who lives in a converted, historic mill on Park Place. We are surrounded by wetlands. This is the historic part of town. Ive spent my life and my money to make it nice and this is what I get.
Councilman Ray Perkins led the drive against the spending and said the taxpayers throughout town should not subsidize a sewer system that would serve so few taxpayers. Under the plan, the costs of a 20-year, construction loan would be spread to all taxpayers at a projected cost of 69 cents per taxpayer for 20 years.
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Im a Republican and a conservative, Perkins said. I dont subscribe to the Obama version of letting other people pay for the benefit of a few. Im not going to be a Democrat and subsidize these costs.
Perkins was joined in opposition by Council President John Mania and council members Alex Roman and Joseph Nicastro.
Voting for the study were council members Colleen Labow and Daniel Amianda. Mayor Rob Greenbaum also had supported the sewer plan.
The vote was just the latest defeat in a series of measures in past years against providing sewers. Past efforts to sewer a larger section of Flanders were opposed by most residents, leading to the latest, scaled down effort to provide sewer services to 31 properties in the area of Park Place.
Proponents said sewers are needed to avoid the costly replacement of existing septic systems and cesspools.
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With a tease of warm weather and signs that the winter snowfall just might be over, spring cleanup and garden plantings are well underway. Spending more time outside inspires creativity in decorating our porches, patios and decks with furniture. Planning your outdoor living oasis early in the spring will assist in executing the actual plan when the stable summer weather arrives.
Outdoor furniture doesn't just have to be the basic practical plastic chairs. Let's think outside the box. Visiting Greece a few years back, I noticed that my European relatives utilize their upholstered furniture outside. Granted, their weather may not be as harsh as ours in New England, but when it comes to decorating, I'm not opposed to trying anything.
Why not take that old floral chair and put in on the porch; especially if it's not being used inside and is taking up valuable floor space. Of course, the obvious question will arise: how to protect the indoor furnishings from the outdoor weather.
Purchasing a can of Scotchgard fabric protection will aid in the preservation of the fabric from the elements. Using removable vinyl patio furniture covers will also help in keeping the furniture dry.
Creating your outdoor oasis can be accomplished just as you would inside your home. Choose pieces from your home that are not getting the decorating love they once did and repurpose them for use in your outdoor living space. Rugs, furniture, tables, mirrors and paintings can all be considered for this space.
Gather an area rug that isn't being used or stored in the basement. Painting some of the pieces to work with that old floral or striped upholstered chair gives new life and purpose to the piece. Use a vintage linen table cloth to tie around an unused footstool or ottoman with a piece of twine. Adding roping will provide texture and a natural element to the space.
How about that old dining sideboard that never gets used? Utilize this piece as a serving station on the porch or deck.
Debbe Daley, owner of Debbe Daley Designs and RAW Furnishings, is an interior designer with more than 25 years of experience as a professional interior redesigner, stylist, stager, trainer and project manager. Follow her blog at blogs.lowellsun.com/daleydecor. She also blogs at debbedaley designsllc.blogspot.com.
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