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Statement – Atlantic City Electric on Escalating Bills Paid by Consumers
Below was provided by Atlantic City Electric in response to growing concerns regarding the costs consumers are paying for their electric bills. This information came directly from the utility and was not produced by the Borough, thank you.
Atlantic City Electric Continues to Assess Increased Energy Usage Effecting South Jersey Customers
The company is committed to working […]
Presentation: Avalon Flood Insurance Meeting August 15, 2024
On Thursday, August 15th 2024 Avalon hosted a meeting on flood insurance and the changes in the market. Below is a PDF of the presentation that was made during the meeting.
NJPACT/Real: State Plan to Radically Change Character of Coastal Communities
Through an executive order by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, the State of New Jersey has proposed new building regulations that would dramatically change the character and value of the New Jersey coastline, with the biggest impacts felt in Cape May County. Avalon has joined all communities in the Jersey Cape in opposing these new […]
Presentation: NJDEP Proposal on “Resilient Environments and Landscapes”
On Wednesday, July 24th, Peter Lomax from the Lomax Consulting Group attended the Avalon Borough Council meeting on behalf of the County of Cape May. Below you will find a memo from Mr. Lomax and his presentation on proposed new building standards drafted by the Murphy administration in Trenton that will force properties in Cape […]
Information: Federal, State Mandated Program for Lead Pipe Water Services
The federal and state governments have mandated a program to investigate the locations of all lead and galvanized steel water services in every New Jersey municipality, including Avalon. While lead service lines largely do not exist in Avalon, the Borough is obligated to test pit every property in Avalon to determine if lead or galvanized […]
2024 Avalon Irrigation Regulations–Click Here for Information!
The Avalon Borough Council has approved new irrigation regulations for 2024 and beyond. The purpose of these regulations is to preserve a valued natural resource and to avoid increasing the Borough’s water allocation permit or installing a new well. The amendments have been […]