Harvey Cedars resident William Bartholomew notes that the borough warns residents about various hazards, such as the importance of cleaning up after walking their dogs or swimming close to shore in case of rip currents.
But Bartholomew said the borough needs to do a better jobeducating people aboutferal cats, which are numerous in his Maiden Lane neighborhood.
Bartholomew, who first approached borough officials last fall, addressed them again at arecent meeting and said amajor concern ishow his property and others are littered withcat feces.
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