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SATURDAY, NOV. 26, 2005 ASBURY PARK PRESS OUTDOORS BASEBALL www.app.com page C9 Word spreads quidc suf fish poung "They were in and out," Zappella said. "You couldn't predict You just had to JOHN GEISER Surf fishermen caught bass for the second day in a row Friday from Lavallette to Barn-egat Inlet, and they were hoping for continued action. Frank Zappella of Betty and Nick's Bait and Tackle, Seaside Park, said the word spread rapidly and surf fishermen were out in force. "They've been pouring down here all day," he said.

"It broke wide open at dawn, and the fish have been in and out since then." Zappella said he heard about the blitz at Lavallette, and got away from the counter at 8 a.m. only to find the fish were out of range. "They pushed out just before 8," he said. "They were just out beyond casting range." There were blitzes at Ortley Beach, Seaside Heights, Seaside Park, at the bathing beach at Island Beach, and at Gilligan's. Fish were caught on clams in the holes and cuts on incoming and high water, and on needlefish, swimming plugs and teasers, and metal and teasers on falling and low water.

"The island was packed with guys today, but you could find a place to fish," he said Friday. "There was a lot of bait in close a lot of sand eels, which is great. That should hold the bass. "This looks really good," he pointed out. "But my advice is don't wait, get out there and fish.

These fish are on the move in and out and you have to be there fishing when they come in." Zappella feels it is a late season, and his reports from New York and New England are that there are still fish stacked up that have not begun to move. "I heard there are still loads of peanut bunkers up in Rhode Island and they still have plenty of bass and blues; so there are fish to come," Zappella said. Grant Toman of The Reel Seat, Brielle, said beach fishermen and trailers caught bass Friday off Manasquan. The boaters caught bass up to 39 inches, that he heard of, and most of the beach fish were slots or fish under the minimum size. There were not a lot of bluefish caught by boaters, and very few by beach fishermen.

Bob Matthews of Capt. Bill's Bait and Tackle, Neptune, said he heard of very few bass caught in the surf between Shark River and Manasquan inlets, and there were only a handful of anglers trying at Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, and no fish were weighed in from that stretch. Mike Malek of The Dock Out fitters, Seaside Heights, said his reports from earlier included Phil Anderson, Seaside Heights, with a 13.1-pound bass on clams in Lavallette, and Mike Rum-mell had a 15.35-pound bass on clams in Seaside Park. Dave Porfirio of Dover caught short bass on plugs at Island Beach State Park, and Mark Brancoccio, Seaside Heights, had bass to 29 inches on plugs in the bay. Malek fished with Mike Tu-tela, president of the Berkeley Striper Club, and Frank Som-merer on The Jitterbug, and they caught bass from 20 inches to 35 inches while jigging buck-tails in 60 feet of water off Island Beach State Park.

They also had some 10-pound bluefish while trolling deep-diving plugs. Capt. Bob Bogan Gambler, Inlet Basin, Point Pleasant Beach, said Thanksgiving Day morning was slow for him on the grounds from Ortley Beach to Barnegat Inlet. "There was a lot of bait and bird life, but the fish were spread out, and it was not good jigging," he said. Capt.

John Brackett, Queen Mary, Point Pleasant Beach, found fish 30 minutes north of Manasquan Inlet, and encountered several schools that cooperated on his 15th annual Thanksgiving Day bass trip. Earlier Brackett had fast fishing for bass on three back-to-back trips. On one trip the boat catch totaled 81 bass with eight of them being bonus fish, the rest slots. The biggest fish was a 22-pound pool winner caught by Ed Comerford of Morris Plans. He had a dozen bass on the trip.

Brackett will continue to sail for striped bass through Dec. 4. be there, and the best time was at first light." Bill Doherty of Burlington had a typical catch for a few hours of effort: 10 bass to 26 inches. Zappella said some of the reports logged in were as high as 20 bass up to 24 inches. "I didn't hear of any big fish (Friday)," he said.

"But Lindsey Dwyer of Whiting (Manchester) had a 21-pound, 13-ounce bass (Thursday)." BASEBALL ROUNDUP Former BlueClaws skipper Manto in Pittsburgh Yankees will open next season in Oakland OFFERS: Mets talk to Bengie Molina, Ramon Hernandez Mets' GM Minaya focuses on catcher, bullpen help Goldschmidt for Hernandez are aware the intention is to illustrate the Mets' urgency. "Both are very good catchers," Minaya said. "But, we may go the trade route. We'll leave all our options open." Molina, 31, who earned $3 million last year in hitting .295 with 15 homers "I think and 69 RBI is I UIHM believed to we are a nave been of' fered around better ball the $7 mmion club today Will) CarlOS Lieberthal is Rawitch also confirmed that outfielder Jayson Werth underwent surgery last week to repair a torn ligament in his left wrist. Recovery time is up to five months, meaning Werth probably won't be ready at the beginning of spring training.

Werth was hit on the wrist by an A.J. Burnett pitch in the Dodgers' first exhibition game last spring, and missed the first 44 games of the regular season. NO GM, NO PROBLEM: The question is no longer whether the Boston Red Sox can find a general manager to replace Theo Epstein. It's whether they need to. Without a baseball boss since Epstein resigned on Halloween, the Red Sox finished up a major trade with the Florida Marlins on Thanksgiving, acquiring righthander Josh Beckett, third baseman Mike Lowell and reliever Guillermo Mota for four prospects.

The rudderless Red Sox sent four executives from the baseball operations department to the general managers' meetings in California. When the Marlins offered a deal involving Beckett and Lowell, the team picked Craig Shipley, a special assistant to the GM, to handle the negotiations. OTHER NEWS: Washington Nationals outfielder Jose Guillen should begin rehabilitating his left shoulder in a week and is expected to be ready for the regular season. Guillen should be able to start swinging a bat in about three months, Nationals spokesman John Dever said Friday. He hurt the shoulder on a headfirst slide in June, but never went on the disabled list John Hart has agreed to stay with the Texas Rangers as a consultant through 2013 and give up the opportunity to interview for general manager positions with other teams.

The Associated Press making, with Hernandez, Delgado. JeffManto, the Pittsburgh Pirates' roving minor league hitting coordinator the last three seasons, was hired Friday as new Pirates manager Jim Tracy's hitting coach. Manto joins a Pittsburgh staff that already includes bench coach Jim Lett, pitching coach Jim Col-born, first base coach John Shelby and bullpen coach Bobby Cuellar. Manto managed the Phillies' Class A Lakewood BlueClaws in the South Atlantic League in 2002. Originally from Bristol, Manto played nine seasons in the majors from 1990-2000 with the Indians, Phillies, Orioles, Red Sox, Mariners, Tigers, Yankees and Rockies.

He hit .230 with 31 homers and 97 RBI in 289 major league games after making the transition from pitcher to in-fielder while at Temple University. LA LOOKS AT MC LAREN: The Los Angeles Dodgers have received permission to interview Tampa Bay Devil Rays bench coach John McLaren for their vacant managerial job. Dodgers spokesman Josh Ra-witch said Friday he didn't know when McLaren would meet with new general manager Ned Col-letti. Rawitch also said Colletti planned to request permission to interview at least one other potential candidate who is under contract with another team. McLaren was a finalist for the Devil Rays managerial job, losing out to former Los Angeles Angels bench coach Joe Maddon earlier this month.

The only other known candidate for the Dodgers' job is former major league manager Jim Fregosi. Colletti met with Fregosi for about three hours in Tampa last weekend. McLaren spent the last 13 seasons as part of Lou Piniella's coaching staffs in Seattle and Tampa Bay. market with Chicago White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko still available. Once Konerko signed, Minaya believed there would be increased competition for Delgado.

Minaya also expects to hear from Billy Wagner's agent, Bean Stringfellow, next week with further negotiations expected to raise the Mets' initial three-year, $30 million offer up to four years and $40 million. Philadelphia reportedly offered three years at between $28 million and $32 million, but new general manager Pat Gillick has spoken with Stringfellow after Wagner's New York tour early this week. Gillick has more negotiating breathing room, having freed up $21.5 million by dealing Jim Thome to the White Sox. It is conceivable Minaya could have his off-season objectives of a power-hitting first baseman, closer and catcher wrapped up by the winter meetings. Minaya also said yesterday finding a second baseman isn't a priority, and as of today the position belongs to Kaz But, we're wh.

$13 million last sea- By JOHN DELCOS STAFF WRITER The Yankees announced Friday they will open the 2006 season at Oakland, April 3, with the Stadium opener April 11 against Kansas City. As usual, their 81-game home schedule features three appearances by American League East teams Boston (10 games), Baltimore, Toronto and Tampa Bay (nine games each), plus three against the Mets, June 30 and July 1-2. The Yankees' other interlea-gue opponents at the Stadium will be Florida and Atlanta, with games at Philadelphia and Washington. The Field Championship level box seats increased from $90 to $115 (depending on the location). These are the seats closest to the field.

The Main Championship seats increased by $5 from last year's prices of $70 and $75, while some Loge Championship seats increased from $90 to $95 and others from $95 to $100. Field box, main box and loge box seats increased by $5, from last year's prices ranging from $50 to $65. The Yankees say there are approximately 16,000 of these seats (29 percent of capacity) with the $5 increase, with another 3,000 seats having a $2 increase. There was no increase among main reserved seats (beginning at $35), tier reserved ($17) and bleacher seats By JOHN DELCOS STAFF WRITER Omar Minaya admits there will be fence mending with Carlos Delgado, but for now the Mets' general manager is focused on other construction projects. Speaking from the Dominican Republic yesterday on a conference call, Minaya said he would talk with Delgado about any lingering bruised feelings from last year's free-agent process before the slugger is introduced at a Shea Stadium press conference Monday, but his feeling is the issue is overblown and he's more concerned with adding catching and bullpen help.

"I think we are a better ball club today with Carlos Delgado," Minaya said. "But, we're not done yet as far as how this team is going to be Opening Day." Immediate speculation is getting Delgado means the Mets aren't interested in Manny Ramirez, but without mentioning the Boston slugger by name, Minaya said, "We're still going to try and improve the team if a player is out there, we're going to investigate it." That includes Florida catcher Paul Lo Duca, even though Minaya confirmed offers yesterday to free agents Bengie Molina and Ramon Hernandez. Having offers out to two players of the same position is not uncommon and both agents Alan Nero for Molina and Eric nOt QOne son while hit-vat ac far tin8 -290 with 12 JBl J5 lU homers and 58 as how this offered slightly more team IS because he's going to be Jr years youn" Opening Both offers ij.u are believed to be three years. Mets GM Minaya, who OmarMinaya expects responses from the agents early next week, wants to get this done quickly much like he did Delgado. "Left-handed power hitters don't come around often and when they do, you have to react," said Minaya, who didn't want Delgado to linger on the Reach John Delcos at jdelcosthejournalnews.com.

PUBLIC NOTICES Master Plan and the Fair ty Utilities Authority's es needed to design, btd, tion granting the Applicant a variance to per TOWNSHIP OF DOVER TOWNSHIP OF DOVER TOWNSHIP Of BERKELEY Share Plan. Public partic new raies Tor per btate statute implement and complete a federally funded modernization project (2005 ipation wtii oe permittea. The meeting will be held NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE OS-38-OAB mit the installation of a 15 foot by 24 foot oval above-ground pool with a minimum front yard TOWNSHIP OF OCEAN MONMOUTH COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT J-sTlf-C DC UFAQIMft CFP). The total construc PLEASE TAKE NOTICE AN ORDINANCE TO in the mam meeting room of Town Hall, that the Planning Board of the Township of Dover and any other rate changes deemed necessary. This Public Rate Hearing is open to the public, and the public is PROVIDE FOR AND DE that the Commissioners of Fire District No.

2 in tion ouagei Tor replacement of gutters, sidings setoacK ot io ieet aiong will hold a public hearing the TownshlD of Dover. on weanesaay, Decem uuKe Lane, tne installation of a 5 foot bv 21 anu siuewoiris 200. 000. TERMINE THE HA It Or COMPENSATION FOR CERTAIN EMPLOYEE TITLES IN THE TOWN PLEASE TAKE NO Kings Highway, Middle-town. Rosemary Mi hear, Secretary Middletown Planning Board ber 7, 2005 at 7:30 p.m at Dover Township Mu invneu tu participate, Arthur M.

Haney Executive Director County of Ocean, at a meeting scheduled for December 7, 2005 at TICE that Sandy ana Ankaliin hU foot and 6 foot by 12 foot L-shaped pool deck with a minimum front interested firms may obtain a Request for Proposal (RFP) by contact nicipal Building, Manuel required and 42' currently exists on premises located on 29 New Street known as Block 29.12, Lot(s) 4 on the Tax Map, which is within 200 feet of property owned by you. This appeal is now on the Secretary's Calendar, and a public hearing has been ordered for Thursday evening, December 15, 2O05 at 8:00 p.m. prevailing time, in the Municipal Building, Colts Neck, New Jersey at which time you may ap- Eear either in person or agent or attorney, and present any objection which vou mav have SHIP OF BERKELEY ($30.96) 45746 7:15 p.m. at the Pleasant made application to the ($20.16) 31851 yard setback of 10 feet Plains Firehouse, 40 nirscnoiona tvieetini Room, 2nd Floor, Washington Street STATE OF NEW JERSEY ing trie iiepiuiie nwusmj Authority at (732 zoning tsoara 01 ujui-mi th Tnvunhin nf aiong uune Lane, a maximum lot coverage limi Clayton Avenue, Toms River, New Jersey, shall r-on fnr unnrt for 774-7692 or mail by (Sanlor Tslepnon up rator Typing) Toms River, New Jersey tation of 29, and a TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE Architectural Engineering Services (2006 CFP) determine whether they permission to consiruci TOWNSHIP OF HOWELL PUBLIC NOTICE to consider tne application of Kara Homes De on Rues Road, and is located in the RA-5 (Rural Agricultural) Zoning District between Interstate Highway 195 and Monmouth County Route 524. The application proposes to subdivide the property into fifteen (15) conforming lots for construction ot single family detached residential homes.

The applicant has not requested any variances in conjunction with this application; however, a waiver has been requested from designing the cul-de-sac with a 50' cartway radius and 60' right-of-way radius, where 40' and 50', respectively are provided. The applicant requests that any additional variances andor waivers that the Planning Board determines are necessary to approve the application be granted. Copies of The application and related materi maximum fence neignt of 6 feet for existing fencinc in the front vara writing: Neptune Housing Authority 1810 Alberta Avenue Neptune. NJ 07753 a home on property located at 908 Berkeley a An 1 1 a nH a I en known Please take notice shall be entitled to raise funds for the purchase of a ladder truck, radios, lightweight floor at Fire Academy, and future velopment, LLC, for premises known as lot 27 in block 410.02 on the official tax map of The Neptune Housin; Foregoing Ordinance was duly passed after Public Hearing held November 22, 2005 at a regular meeting of the Township of Berkeley and was approved by the nirw-U 1 3R I nt 40 as aiong uune Lane on that on the 12th day of Authority is soliciting property locatea ai oi All proposals must be shown on the official tax uecemoer, zuud, at proposals rrom inierest- rteerwooa urive, naziei, suomiuea py run, rn-dav. December 10, 2006.

the lownsnip ot uover. Applicant seeks pre Map or trie lownsnip 01 nrfln Th anDlicants purcnase ot Tire apparatus, and at such meet ea Architectural tngi New Jersey and desie- to the granting of this p.m. at the Howell Town ship Municipal Building Preventorium Road, appeal. The Applicant re neering firms to provide all necessary AE Servic request variances for the liminary and final major nated as Block 186.01, Lot 1 on the Hazlet The Neptune Housing Authority Is an Equal serves the rieht to minimum inj urn a wnnre Mayor on novemDer 2005. Beverly M.

Carl, TownshlD Clerk Howell, New Jersey, the SUDuf vision approval in order to subdivide the Township Tax Map amend this application upponuniiy employer. (189.601 26301 es neeaea to aesign, oia, implement and complete a federally funded mod zoning boara or Adjust ment will hold a hearing on the application oi ing, the legal voters shall determine the amount to be raised for the said f-urchase of the ladder ruck, radios, lightweight floor at Fire Academy, and future purchase of rroperty in accordance with the Ordi remises into single amilv buildina lots. ($20.18) 7950 ana t.aoa sq. purposed and minimum lot 1. ufhara OO ft i at tne lime ot nearing io include any and all other variances, waivers or other relief which may Timothy Middleton at In addition, applicant ernization protect (2006 CFP).

The total construction budget for boilers TOWNSHIP Of BERKELEY sna seen any variances required and 53.27 ft is nance and the Municipal Land Use Law, N.jJSA et sea. The Property consists of ap TOWNSHIP OF JACKSON LEGAL NOTICE oe aeemea necessary or andor waivers that the Tire apparatus. Bv: Robert J. Blank. Jr.

inieresiea persons win be given an opportunity Board may determine upgraae is ddUIuuu. Interested firms mav ob proposed. MppiiidMia wm comply with all setbacks for the principal structural Annlifant JllQ re appropriate by the Board of Adjustment. All plans, maps and papers proximately 7,451.00 are required upon their review of the application tain a Requeat for Pro io oe neara. The location of th AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP COUN Take notice that Jackson Township has applied to the New Jersey Pine-lands Commission to square reei ana is located in the R-70 Residen Clerk The Commissioners of Firs District No.

2 In ths Two of Dover, Countv of Ocaan quest any other varianc regarding this appeal are on file Tn the Planning and plans. PLEASE TAKE FUR posal (RfP) by contact ing the Neptune Housing Authority at (732 premises in question is known as Block 12, Lot tial Zone A coov of the afore permit the modification THER NOTICE that you 1.01 as found on the tax es or waivers inai mr Board may deem neces- In nrrlar tfi orflnt uepartment ana are available for inspection 774-7692 or mail by of the landfill gas venting ($28.08) 35661 map of the Township of mentioned Resolution is available for inspection are permittea to auena and be heard at said als are available for inspection at the office of the Upper Freehold Township Planning Board located in the aforementioned Municipal Building, weekdays, between tne hours of a.m. and 4:30 p.m. system at Legier Landfill during normal business Mowed. the Office of the Haz public hearino to present The applicant is seek on Block 37 Lot 2 located on Lakehurst Avenue TOWNSHIP OF JACKSON wriiing: Neptune Housing Authority 1810 Alberta Avenue Neotune.

NJ 07753 the full relief requested by the applicants. Any person or persons affected by this application mu hnua itn onnor- anv and all obiections ing approval to construct nours. This notice is served upon you by order of the Board of Adjustment let Township Zoning Board of Adjustment at 34O0 Hiehwav 35. Suite Jackson Townshio. a residence on tne sup- The application (No, 84- iect lot The applicant re The Jackson Township 134 bub is on me ana quires the following vari All proposals must be submitted by 3 PM, Fri tunity to be heard at the Board of Education will All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard at the meet- Vincent Sussn Kiechlln Applicants Dated: Nov.

21, 2005 hold a Special Closed na2 let. New jersey, and is available for public inspection during regular business days and hours. day. December 16. 2005.

conference Meeting, Wednesday. November you may nave io ine granting of said approvals. A copy of the plans are on file in the offices of the Dover Township Planning Board, 33 Washington Street, Toms River. New Jersey and may be inspected during the regular business hours of 8:30 a.m p.m.. Monday The Neptune Housing Authority Is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

($50.40) 40969 RICHARD COTTRELL, available for inspection by appointment at the Pinelands Commission's office. Interested persons may comment to the Pinelands Commission within ten (10) days i nis notice is given 30th. 2005 at 5:30 PM in ances; a variance Tor lot area where 80.000 square feet are required and 22,912 square feet are proposed. Applicant requests that the application be deemed amended to in meeting to oe neiu wi Thursday, December 8, 2005 at 7:30 p.m. at the Municipal Building, Deal and Monmouth Roads, Oakhurst, NJ All documents relating hla snnltr- ntifin mav VINCENT pursuant to J.S.A.

STEVEN M. DALTON the Conference Room of the Administration Build TOWNSHIP OF OLD BRIDGE ing, 151 Don Connor CIL Or Infc luwrranir OF BERKELEY AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 94-55 OF THE BERKELEY TOWNSHIP LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT CODE CONCERNING MANDATORY DEVELOPMENT FEES 05-39-OA AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF BERKELEY AMENDING CHAPTER VII- TRAFFIC CODE Foregoing Ordinances were Introduced on 112205. Public Comments and Final Hearing will be heard 7:00 pm 121305 at the Berkeley Township Municipal Building. Ordinance copies can be picked up.

without charge, at the Clerk's Office, Monday thru Friday, between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 Dm. BEVERLY m. carle, TOWNSHIP CLERK ($28.80) 11147 HALLERAN, ESQ. Attorney for Applicant Date: November 23, 2005 ($59.76) 38677 be Inspected by the pub diva, jacKson, new jersey.

The purpose of this meeting is to discuss JEA TWP OF UPPER FREEHOLD NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NO LEGAL NOTICE MUNICIPAL UTILITIES AUTHORITY The Old Bridge Munici and CHRISTINE FIORILLO 51 Fleetwood Drive Hazlet, New Jersey 07730 ($54.72) 38414 lic oeiween inv nuuu ui 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. in the office of the Sec- nf thai RnnrH in through Friday. KARA HOMES DEVELOPMENT, LLC-Applicant 1 1 305 ($43.20) 37184 TICE THAT on Thursday. December 8, 2005 at ALL CLASSIFIED ADS of the date of this notice.

Comments on this application should be sent to the Pinelands Commission, P.O. Box 7, New Lisbon, New Jersey 08064. Prepared by: T4M ASSOCIATES 1256 North Church Street, Suite 3 Moorestown, NJ 08057 ($27.36) 31359 the Municipal building 7:00 p.m. at the Upper pal Utilities Authority will conduct a "Public Rate Hearing" on Wednesday, December 21. 2005, at 6:30 p.m., preceding the 7:00 p.m.

Regular Meeting, at the Old Br. dee Deal ana murimuum Roads, Oakhurst, NJ TOWNSHIP OF COLTS NECK NOTICE negotiations. No action will be taken. This meeting is not open to the public. By order of the Jackson Township Board of Education Gregory J.

Brannan Business Administrator Board Secretary 151 Don Connor Boulevard Freehold Township Municipal Building located at 314 Roule 539. Cream Ridce. Monmouth clude and the Board grant any additional approvals, waivers, or variances determined to be necessary in the review and processing of this application. A copy of said application and documents are on file with the Administrative Officer of the Zoning Board of Adjustment, and may be inspected during business hours (from 8:30 to 4:30 p.m.) in the Office of the Planning Board Code Enforcement Building, by all interested parties pri Attorney for Applicant PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned has aDoealed to the Board of County, New Jersey, the luvi veai nona Ocean NJ 07712 Township Municipal Complex. One Old Bridge Plaza.

Old Bridge, New Jersey. ($47.62) XUfW TOWNSHIP OF HAZLET ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY NOTICE OF DECISION PLEASE TAKE NO upper r-reenoia i own-ship Planning Board will hold a heanne on the TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN SPECIAL MEETING i ims ruuiit rroie Hearing" shall certain to Jackson, New Jersey 08527 ($22.32) 35793 MUST BE 'PRE-PAID. WE ACCEPT VISA, AMERICAN EXPRESS. AND MASTER CARD. YOU CAN ALSO PAY BY CASH, MONEY ORDER OR CHECK AT ONE OF OUR BRANCH OFFICES, OR YOU CAN MAIL IN A CHECK OR MONEY ORDER, BUT THE AD WILL NOT RUN UNTIL PAYMENT IS RECEIVED.

('THIS EXCLUDES COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS CONTRACT ADVERTISERS). TOWNSHIP OF NEPTUNE Architectural Engineering Servlcee (2005 CFP) application ot Richard Cottrell for Preliminary Major Subdivision approval with waivers. The property which is the subject of the application is identified as Lot rate changes for the Water and Sewer Divisions of the Old Bridge Munici Adjustment of the Township of Colts Neck for a variance from the provisions of Section 102-87 of the Zoning Ordinance so as to permit: Construction of a 24'x 28' 1 story addition and a new front porch. The proposed construction requires a variance from Section 102-81 to permit a 37.13 front yard scyfeack whereas 75' is or to said meeting. Timothy B.

Middleton pal Utilities Authority his Hearing is for the PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the Middletown Township Planning Board will hold a Special Meeting on Thursday evening, December 8th. 2005 at 6:00 P.M. to hold a public hearing on an amendment to the Hous The Neotune Housing ($43.92) 33690 14 in Block 15 on the TICE that on November 9, 2005 the Hazlet Township Zoning Board ot Adjustment approved the application of STEVEN M. DALTON and CHRISTINE FIORIL-LO and memorialized its Resolu Authority is soliciting Upper Freehold Township Tax Map. The prop EARN EXTRA CASH SELL primary purpose of a pass-through for both the Middlesex Water Company rate increase and the Middlesex Coun- erty is presently vacant proposals rrom interested ArchitecturalEngineering firms to provide all necessary AE Servic- YOUR MERCHANDISE IN THE CLASSIFIEDS.

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