Plans for a sewage disposal plant for the Rumson Land and Development Company were presented to the Board for approval, but were referred back for further investigation on April 11th, and on April 18th, 1911. These plans in a revised form were finally approved by the Board on July 11th, 1911, subject to the usual conditions.

SEA BRIGHT.-On December 13th, 1910, the Board ordered that the borough of Sea Bright be notified to cease polluting the waters of the Shrewsbury river prior to June 1st, 1911.

SEA ISLE CITY.-On December 6th, 1910, the Board approved the preliminary plans for a collecting system of sewers subject to the usual conditions.

The residents of Sea Isle City have already been notified to cease polluting Ludlam's bay, Ludlam's Thorofare and Scragley's creek. The time limit on this order was extended to November 1st, 1911, upon recommendation 'made at a Board meeting held on January 24th, 1911.

SECAUCUS.-On April 4th, 1911, the Board ordered that the plans for a surface drainage system be referred back to this Division and that the authorities be instructed to submit more detailed plans and specifications of this system. SKILLMAN.-Plans for a sewage disposal system for the New Jersey State Village for Epileptics were approved by the Board on August 22d, 1911, subject to the usual conditions.

SMITH'S LANDING.-On December 13th, 1910, the Board approved plans for a sewage disposal plant for the Atlantic County Insane Asylum subject to the usual conditions. It was also voted, however, that the Asylum authorities be informed that if this plant as proposed was not properly operated, the Board would require further purification of the sewage by sand filtration or some other approved system.

STONE HARBOR.-On February 21st, 1911, preliminary plans for a sewage disposal system were approved by the Board subject to the usual conditions, with the proviso that detailed plans of the system must be submitted at a later date.

On August 8th, 1911, plans for a sewage disposal plant were approved subject to the usual conditions. The plans for the collecting system of sewers considered at the same time, were rejected by the Board.

On October 10th, 1911, amended plans for sewer extensions at Stone Harbor were referred to this Division for consideration.

SWEDESBORO. After listening to representatives of the Swedesboro Sewer Company with reference to the discharge of sewage by the borough into the waters of Raccoon creek, the Board, at a meeting held on October 10th, 1911, decided that the order requiring this company to cease polluting this creek prior to January 1st, 1913, should stand.

THREE BRIDGES.-On April 11th, 1911, the Board ordered that notification be sent to the officials in charge of the sewage disposal plant, requiring them to put the same in a condition satisfactory to the Board without delay.

TOMS RIVER.-On February 21st, 1911, the Board approved plans for a sewage disposal system subject to the usual conditions.

TRENTON.-Plans for sewer extensions were approved, subject to the usual conditions, on December 6th and December 28th, 1910.

The Board voted on January 31st, 1911, that no further sewer extensions would be granted until the city complied with the order to cease polluting the Delaware river.

On March 14th, 1911, a resolution was adopted by the Board requiring the city to cease polluting the Delaware river prior to January 1st, 1913.

Further sewer extensions, subject to the notice to cease polluting the Delaware river prior to January 1st, 1913, were granted by the Board on the following dates: March 14th, May 2d, May 23d, June 6th and July 25th, 1911. Representatives of the city and others interested in the installation of a plant for the purification of sewage with ozone, appeared before the Board on September 5th, 1911. The Board, after considering, decided to grant the city time until December 1st, 1911, in which to present a method for taking care of its sewage.

Plans for a sewage disposal plant for the Agasote Millboard Company were approved by the Board on October 10th, 1911, subject to the usual conditions, and subject to elimination of by-pass pipe.

VENTNOR.--On January 31st, 1911, the Board approved plans for sewage disposal plants for Ventnor Park and on Cornwall avenue, subject to the usual conditions.

VINELAND.-On October 10th, 1911, the Board decided that the method of sewage disposal proposed for the Training School for Feeble-Minded Children would be acceptable, and that detailed plans would not be required, as with broad irrigation, provision need not be made to care for the effluent.

WESTFIELD.-On April 18th, 1911, the Board ordered that the attention of the officials be called to the defects of the sewage disposal plant and that steps be taken to improve the plant.

WILDWOOD.-At a meeting held on November 15th, 1910, the Board voted that the authorities be requested to show cause at a meeting to be held on December 20th, 1910, why they should not be notified to cease discharging sewage into the waters of Post creek.

On December 20th, 1910, the Board requested the authorities of Wildwood to appear before them on the second Tuesday in April, 1911, and present a plan for taking care of the sewage of the borough,

WILDWOOD CREST.-On November 15th, 1910, the Board ordered that plans for a sewage disposal plant be submitted and that the plant be installed prior to June 1st, 1911. The Board on December 20th, 1910, further ordered the borough authorities to appear before it on the second Tuesday in April, 1911, and present a plan for taking care of the sewage from said borough. In response to this order, the Wildwood Crest Improvement Company, at a meeting on April 25th, presented plans for a system of collecting sewers. The Board would not accept these plans until plans for a disposal plant were first presented for approval. The company soon afterward handed in the required plans, and on May 2d, 1911, these plans were referred to this Division for consideration.

Plans for the collecting system of sewers were approved by the Board on May 9th, 1911, subject to such conditions of construction and operation as the Board may from time to time require, and subject to the submission of plans for a sewage disposal plant at a later date, and with the proviso that the collecting sewers should not be used until the plans for the disposal plant were approved by the Board.

On May 16th, 1911, the Board approved plans for a sewage disposal plant for the Wildwood Crest Improvement Company subject to the usual conditions. Plans for sewer outlets in the borough were on May 23d, 1911, referred by the Board to this Division.

WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP.-Plans for sewer construction on Woodbridge avenue were disapproved by the Board on August 8th, 1911, as there was no provision made for purifying the sewage.

Plans for treating the sewage from the Woodbridge avenue sewer were rejected by the Board as unsatisfactory, on September 12th, 1911.

On October 17th, 1911, the Board approved plans for a private sewer and disposal works for a portion of Woodbridge, subject to the usual conditions. On October 24th, 1911, the Board approved, subject to the usual conditions, plans for a septic tank to be located at the outlet of the sewer on Woodbridge

avenue.

WOODLYNNE.-On September 12th, 1911, the Board ordered that the authorities be notified to submit immediately plans of the piping which was being laid in several streets of the borough, in violation of the law.

The plans requested were later submitted, and on September 27th, the Board voted to await a report from this Division before acting on the matter, which report showed that work upon the laying of sewers had ceased.

WOODSTOWN.-Plans for a disposal plant for the treatment of wastes from the creamery of the Supplee Alderney Dairy were approved on June 13th, 1911, subject to the usual conditions.