The meeting was cancelled due to “an emergent public safety issue.”
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The report estimates that adapting to sea level rise and chronic flooding is going to come with an estimated $47 million in new spending between now and 2027.
There will be an alternating traffic pattern through 3 p.m. May 9.
The collection of solid waste and recyclables has become a countywide problem, including Stone Harbor.
At its May 3 meeting, Stone Harbor Borough Council adopted recreation program fees for 2022.
In 2021, Stone Harbor officials contemplated moving portions of the borough’s Public Works Department off the island to reclaim the valuable real estate assets that could be sold to offset borough debt.
Stone Harbor Borough Council formally adopted a Flood Mitigation and Storm Sewer Master Plan May 3.
In Stone Harbor, the volunteer company remains but response time requirements dictated the additional career positions.
Stone Harbor Borough Council heard a status report from their Mott MacDonald coastal consultant Douglas Gaffney April 19.
The proposal that has sparked debate comes from those who would have the 112th Street land be used as a public access point with amenities for visitors and residents.