Cape May Faces Record Water Use During Holiday Weekend, Prompts Conservation Efforts

Overview: The recent Cape May Environmental Commission meeting focused on issues of water consumption during the Fourth of July weekend, which saw a record 2.9 million gallons used, and the ongoing Lafayette Street Park project developments. The meeting also touched on water conservation, park maintenance, and community engagement initiatives.

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Mayor:
Zachary Mullock
Environmental Commission Officials:
Michael Jones, David Scheffler, Randell Nuschke, Gretchen Whitman, Christopher Hajduk, Sarah Stevenson, Kim Gronendahl, Barbara Meimbresse, Justine Magariel, Michael Yeager (Council Liaison)

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