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Comprehensive refuse disposal plan phase one for Middlesex County, New Jersey. Retrieved from https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T30004HG

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Main TitleComprehensive refuse disposal plan phase one for Middlesex County, New Jersey
NameOtlowski, George (Director), Hoagland, John (Associated name), Coury, Francis (Associated name), May, Louis (Associated name), Molyneux, Thomas (Associated name), Phillips, John (Associated name), Mack, Richard (Associated name), Hoffman, Herman (Associated name), Easton, Elmer (Associated name), Demaio, Laurence (Associated name), Reiser, John (Engineer), Center, Hyman (Associated name), Flemer, William (Associated name), Froude, John (Associated name), Sewitch, Sidney (Associated name), Powell, Douglas (Associated name), Ververides, George (Associated name), Rippey, Donald (Associated name), Opalski, Douglas (Associated name), Gabler, Charles (Associated name), Rabb, Judith (Associated name), Schwartz, Douglas (Associated name), Siame, Simeo (Associated name), Patel, Suresh (Associated name), Molchan, Patricia (Associated name), Tobias, Jill (Associated name), Wiles, Anthony (Associated name), Walter, Charles (Associated name), Metcalf & Eddy, Department of Housing and Urban Development (U.S.)
Date Created1970-03
Subject (Geographic - Hierarchical)
   Country: UNITED STATES
   State: New Jersey
   County: Middlesex County
Subject (Topical)Dumps; Compost; Landfill; Abandonment of automobiles; City planning; Dead animals; Sewage; Hazardous waste; Land use; Local government; Waste management; Waste reduction; Master plans
DescriptionThe major purpose of this work is to compare the costs and desirability of various alternative arrangements of water, sewerage, and refuse utility systems by both individual and groups of municipalities, and to select a preferred arrangement and program of implementation.

The second purpose is to coordinate the preferred water, sewerage, and refuse plans with other elements of the long-range, comprehensive county plan.

A further purpose is to fulfill certain requirements of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1965. Section 702(a) of the Act authorizes the Housing and Home Finance Administrator to make grants to local public bodies and agencies to finance specific projects for basic public water and sewer facilities.
Genrereports
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T30004HG
Languageeng
Organization NameNew Jersey Environmental Digital Library
RightsThis resource may be copyright protected. You may make use of this resource, with proper attribution, for educational and other non-commercial uses only. Contact the contributing organization to obtain permission for reproduction, publication, and commercial use.