Politics & Government
Council Rejects Aquatics Club Sewer Use Request
Vote puts new swim facility in limbo.
The Berkeley Heights township council resoundingly shot down a request by the Berkeley Aquatics Club to access township sewer lines for their proposed 51,000 square foot facility slated to be built in Warren.
By a count of 5-1 against, the town council made their feelings known, despite the outpouring of support from many in the Berkeley Heights and Warren communities.
In a Patch Poll conducted online today, 91% of the almost 1,300 votes were in favor of allowing the BAC access to the township sewer lines.
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Patch was at the council meeting and will have full coverage, including video highlights and interviews Wednesday morning.
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