Bath's 2013 Projects: Here's What Residents Can Expect

Bath Township is planning some major projects and purchases this year, according to its 2013 budget.

Deputy Township Administrator Vito Sinopoli said Bath's $13.78 million in appropriations include:

• Replacing the 20-year-old roof on the Bath Center Complex. The township has been setting aside money for four years for the job.

• Constructing a fuel station at the Ira Road facility so police, fire, service and other workers have 24-hour access to fill township vehicles' gas tanks.

• Buying an emergency back-up generator to replace a 20-year-old model.

• Replacing the mail server.

• Buying four marked police cruisers.

• Transfering money to a fire truck reserve account for a fire truck the township plans to buy in 2020.

• Replacing an equipment trailer and dump truck in the Roads Department; a pick-up truck for the Parks Department; and an infield buggy for the parks.

• Crack sealing and color coating four tennis courts

• Repairing the parking lot at Bath Nature Center.