Borough Administrator Jenny Gleghorn told a contingent of waterfront homeowners that Tuckerton will bond for the dredging of Thompson Creek and the lagoons in Paradise Cove and Tuckerton Beach through the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank, instead of levying a special assessment on the waterfront dwellers.
Hercomment came during the Monday, March 4 borough council meeting. But on Tuesday, Mayor Susan Marshall said the bonding is just one of the options she and the council are looking at.
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