As officials grapple with a declining supply, the goal is to translate complicated information into an understandable form.
After a decade of collecting and charting well water samples they say show a looming groundwater crisis in Upper Bucks, residents and local officials will soon have the information in hand.
Showing posts with label Tinicum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tinicum. Show all posts
August 22, 2010
"Water report nears completion"
By Amanda Cregan, Intelligencer, August 22, 2010:
June 5, 2010
Tinicum: "Development ruling will be appealed"
By Amanda Cregan, Intelligencer, June 3, 2010: "A Bucks judge ruled that Tinicum has gone too far in its efforts to limit development, in response to a developer's appeal of the restrictions. The township is appealing. . . ."
November 5, 2009
"Stimulus money will help clean streams in Tinicum"
By Amanda Cregan, PhillyBurbs.com, November 4, 2009:
Federal stimulus money will help keep road dirt out of Tinicum's creeks and streams.
The township is poised to spend $600,000 on a new environmentally friendly technique, which grounds, compacts and applies stone gravel in way that keeps the sediment from eventually rolling into creek beds and building up in the township's watershed. . . .
August 28, 2009
"Water 'hot spots' starting to crop up"
PhillyBurbs.com: "Water 'hot spots' starting to crop up," by Amanda Cregan, Intelligencer, August 19, 2009: "Tinicum supervisors had their first look at recent groundwater reports Tuesday night. Although much of the attention has focused on Palisades High School and surrounding neighborhoods, The Bridgeton-Nockamixon-Tinicum Groundwater Management Committee reported some other trouble spots across Upper Bucks. . . ."
April 7, 2009
"Tinicum in epic battle with developer"
PhillyBurbs.com, April 6, 2009: "It's been five years since developers began their fight to build an apartment complex, townhomes, residential neighborhoods and a shopping center across 240 acres in Tinicum. Scores of township hearings later, neither Main Street Development nor township supervisors nor members of ECO-Bucks, a grassroots citizens group fighting to preserve the rural character of Tinicum, are backing down from the fight."
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