Laptop Battery The Butterworth Sewage Treatment Plant has the capacity to handle a proposed retirement center at St. Marys Abbey, according to the townships engineer and an independent consulting firm.
The complex, if approved, would be built on 41 acres of abbey land. In late 2001, the Morristown Township Council rejected plans to provide sewer service through the township plant. The abbey went back to the drawing board and in February released plans for a new sewer line. If approved by local and state officials, it would mirror an existing sewer from the abbey property to the townships Butterworth Sewage Treatment Plant.
Thinkpad The township committee asked engineer Jim Slate in late February to determine whether the plant would be able to handle the increased use. The committee acted on behalf of abbey representatives, who requested a resolution supporting the measure.
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Laptop Computers The complex, if approved, would be built on 41 acres of abbey land.
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Laptop Computer In late 2001, the Morristown Township Council rejected plans to provide sewer service through the township plant.
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Desktop Computer The abbey went back to the drawing board and in February released plans for a new sewer line. If approved by local and state officials, it would mirror an existing sewer from the abbey property to the townships Butterworth Sewage Treatment Plant.
Notebooks That existing sewer runs along old Route 24. The new line would take a different path, along Kahdena Road.
Lenovo Reporting back to the mayor and township committee April 15, Slate summarized a memo from Tom Grau of Killam Associates that said the Butterworth plant had enough capacity to handle flows generated by the retirement complex and recreation facilities.
Hard Drive "The engineering department does not foresee any problems with accepting the force main, which would be located in the Mendham and Kahdena road right of ways, provided that the force main is designed in accordance with the Township of Morris standards," Slate wrote.
Travelstar The abbey would be responsible for a $399,960 connection fee, Slate said.
Gateway By Jon Zlock
Daily Record - 4/27/2002
Topic: Highlands
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