Politics & Government
Lead Inspection For Rentals Up For Toms River Council Consideration
The council announced a change in the meeting date. It will consider a ban on conservation or environmental restrictions in certain zones.
TOMS RIVER, NJ — The Toms River Township Council has rescheduled its council meeting set for this week to Tuesday, the township announced.
The council is expected to hold second hearings on four ordinances that were introduced at the Feb. 22 council meeting.
One ordinance would ban conservation or environmental restrictions in light industrial zones in the township, which would affect the Ciba-Geigy property.
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The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the L. Manuel Hirschblond Meeting Room at Town Hall, 33 Washington St., a change from the originally scheduled Wednesday meeting.
Two are traffic-related: one to put in a stop sign on Madison Avenue, and one to ban stopping or standing on Walchest Drive during the week.
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The council also is set for a second reading on an ordinance regarding lead paint inspections of rental properties, to bring the township into compliance with state law.
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