To publish a public notice, please contact the local newspaper in the city or county where the legal notice is to be published. NJPUBLICNOTICES.COM provides 24-hour, seven-day-a-week access to local, state, and regional public notices placed by governments and ordered by New York courts. These include public notices of seizures, hearings, tenders, financial reports, orders and other government activities required by law. 2022 Public Announcement for Adult Mosquito Treatment MOSQUITO CONTROL NOTICE FOR ADULTS In accordance with New Jersey Pesticide Control Code Sections 9.10 and 9.15 (N.J.A.C. Title 7, Chapter 30), the Middlesex County Mosquito Extermination Commission (MCMEC) will operate May 1-31. October 2022 Apply mosquito control products (the “Products”) to control adult mosquito populations at the area required to control harmful mosquitoes and disease vectors throughout Middlesex County. The products used are recommended by the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station (NJAES), Rutgers University, to control adult mosquitoes. These include: Etofenprox (e.g. Zenivex E4 RTU – EPA Reg#2724-807 or Zenivex®® E20 – EPA Reg#2724-791), Sumithrin / Prallethrin / Piperonyl Butoxide (e.g. Duet® EPA Reg#1021-1795-8329), deltamethrin (e.g.
Deltagard® EPA Reg#432-1534), Malathion (e.g. Fyfanon ULV® – EPA Reg#279-3539). Products are applied with calibrated sprayers on trucks, handheld devices and/or aircraft using very low volume (ULV) or low volume (LV) techniques depending on product marking. For routine pesticide health inquiries, call the National Pesticide Information Centre at 1-800-858-7378. For more information on pesticide regulation, pesticide complaints, and health recommendations, call the New Jersey Pesticide Control Program at 1-887-927-6337. In the event of a pesticide emergency, please call the New Jersey Poison Information and Education System at 1-800-222-1222. Upon request, MCMEC may notify a resident at least 12 hours prior to use, with the exception of quarantine and disease vector control, if conditions require pesticide application earlier than at that time. For up-to-date information on application locations and times, or for more information on MCMEC activities, please visit the following website: www.middlesexcountynj.gov/government/departments/department-of-public-safety-and-health/middlesex-county-mosquito-commission, or contact Dr. Deepak Matadha, Superintendent (NJDEP CPA #50245B), Middlesex County Mosquito Extermination Commission, at 732-549-0665, or visit the office at 200 Parsonage Road, Edison, NJ 08837.
($348.30) GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE All seizures are sold under special conditions. The conditions of the sheriff are as follows: 1. Any person bidding on the said premises shall be deemed to have been accepted by the instrument of such tender. 2. The highest bidder is the buyer, who must sign these terms immediately after the cancellation of the assets for him; If he refuses to do so, the sheriff can sign the same thing as his officer. 3. TWENTY PERCENT of the bid shall be paid by the purchaser in cash, certified or by cheque from the Treasury as soon as ownership is assigned to him. Cash will be capped at $500. 4. In cases where no confirmation is required by law, the deed shall be delivered to the purchaser thirty days after the date of sale at the Sheriff`s Sales Office at City Hall, Room 202, 500 Market Street, Camden, New Jersey.
In cases where the sale must be confirmed by the court by law, the act will be served on the buyer thirty days after the date of the sale. 5. The sheriff is not required to send a notice to the buyer. If the deed is ready to be delivered at that time and place and the buyer does not show up and pay at that time and place, the sheriff may, at his option, charge statutory interest on the total amount of the offer until payment is made, or treat any such breach by the buyer as a breach of these Terms of Sale. 6. The buyer is responsible for the payment of the purchase price, whether he visits and receives his document at that time and place or not; In the event that he does not receive his deed and does not pay the balance of the purchase price as advertised, the sheriff has the choice to promote the property again and resell it or force the buyer to complete his purchase. In case of resale, if the property should bring in an amount lower than the previous offer, interest and fees, the buyer will be responsible for the difference. If he pays a higher amount than the previous offer, interest and fees, the buyer will not receive any benefit. 7. Offers will remain open after the cancellation of the property. In the event that the buyer fails to comply with any of the above conditions of sale, the sheriff may, at his discretion, immediately offer the premises for sale under the same conditions, and the original buyer will be responsible for any defects and will not receive any benefit from any increase in the content of the offer. 8.
The reference to “he”, “his” or “him” with respect to the buyer applies to one or more natural persons, male or female, or to one or more entities. 9. Sheriff`s fees and commissions will be deducted from the cancelled purchase price. All sheriff sales are subject to an initial mortgage, if any, and any municipal, state, or federal lien. THE SALE TAKES PLACE EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 12:00 ($1,211.76) For citizens and businesses who want to track certain types of communications on a regular basis, sign up for “Smart Search” and let our system do the work for you. With a simple registration, your search criteria are easily saved for future visits. You can also choose to receive automatic daily email notifications about your personalized results. No registration is required for manual search.
However, it eliminates the need to re-enter your general keywords with each visit. Click here for more information. THE BOROUGH OF BOUND BROOK THE NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF SOMERSET COUNTY IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the following order was passed on second reading at a meeting of the Borough Council of the Borough of Bound Brook, in Somerset, New Jersey, on September 27, 2022, at 230 Hamilton Street, Bound Brook, New Jersey. McCoy, Borough Clerk ($45.24). Below are custom specifications for serving your print or digital ad to NJ Advance Media. Delsea Drive Self Storage 229 Delsea Drive Sewell, NJ 08080. All personal belongings held in its facilities will be sold at public auction by: Mary Jean Finizio Unit 401 Containers, Bags Mary Jean Finizio Unit 419 Bags, Containers These auctions will take place on www.storagetreasures.com, which begins on Monday, November 7, 2022 at 12:00. Shares must be paid in cash on the day of the auction and cleaned within 48 hours. The buyer must provide a recent copy of their resale authorization in lieu of sales tax at the time of sale. The owner reserves the right to refuse offers and cancel the sale in case of agreement between the owner and the obligated party.
($23.76) BOROUGH OF BOUND BROOK SOMERSET COUNTY NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION HEREBY NOTIFIED that the following ordinances were passed on first reading at a meeting of the Borough Council of the Borough of Bound Brook in Somerset, New Jersey, on September 27, 2022, that these ordinances will be incorporated for further consideration for final adoption at a meeting of the borough council; which will take place at 230 Hamilton Street, Bound Brook, New Jersey on October 11, 2022.