9th Sponsor Meeting

Yesterday was interesting in a way that seemed boring and yet fun. When I met up with Charlie he again had to address an emergency issue which always occur when I go to see him. While had dealt with the problem over the phone and by email, Charlie had me finish a flow chart he began. I basically used simply calculations to determine the total number of gallons per day of waste water per block. For each block I had to highlight which lots had access to a certain connection. From there, the total number of houses would be multiplied by 300 in order to the number of gallons per day that flowed through that street. Charlie told me that this flow chart would enable him to see whether or not certain pipes are undersized or over sized. He also informed me of another project that will begin soon, hopefully. There is an intersection in Haddonfield that needs to be redone. The drafters have come up with a solution, but not everyone likes the proposal. In addition, part of the street that needs to be redone lies on the property of a liquor store at one of the streets. The intersection entirely looks like two streets connecting on each side with a strip of pavement that connects the two sides. Charlie hopes to finish this project, but he fears the traffic it will cause due to the number of cars that pass through that intersection.