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For any user the wastewater charge shall be based upon the consumption of water upon the premises as measured by the city water meter or meters or as estimated where appropriate by the public works department.
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a. A fixed meter charge may be temporarily waived in accordance with policies prescribed by the water division of the department of public works and as approved by City Council as part of the Water Resources Assistance Program.
Hundreds of members of the LGBT+ community marched through Dundee as part of Trans Pride Scotland 2019. (Photo by Stewart Kirby/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
A trans woman is suing her employer after being repeatedly deadnamed, mistreated and misgendered in a job she’s had for 30 years.
Tori-Anne Corrado has filed a 13-page lawsuit alleging a “hostile work environment, which continues unabated”. This, the lawsuit claims, “would not have occurred, but for the fact that the plaintiff is a transgender woman”.
Corrado has worked as a plant operator in the Division of Water Pollution Control for almost three decades, legally changed her name in 2017, a few months after telling her boss that she would be transitioning. She then underwent gender-affirming surgery in 2018.
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Since 2016, Corrado has been treated differently at work, and has been subjected to consistent discrimination, the suit alleges. Not only that, but when these complaints are brought up, they ve been largely ignored. (Shutterstock)
WAYNE, NJ A transgender woman has faced hostility and discrimination at her job with the Department of Water Pollution Control, and she believes it s because of her gender identity, according to a lawsuit.
Tori-Anne Corrado, a Hamburg resident and senior plant operator in Wayne Township, filed the lawsuit on April 30. The documents lay out a timeline of events from Corrado s hiring in the 90s then Paul Corrado to her decision to transition.
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The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office has filed “environmental justice” lawsuits against a Secaucus food waste recycling business and the site of a former Kearny gas station near the Arlington Diner.
The parking lot of the Arlington Diner in North Arlington. Photo courtesy of the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office.
By John Heinis/Hudson County View
“From Day One of the Murphy Administration, we’ve been committed to ensuring that all New Jersey residents can enjoy clean air, clean drinking water and a safe environment,” state Attorney General Gurbir Grewal said in a statement.
“That’s environmental justice, and everyone deserves it. The cases we’re announcing today are only the latest actions we’ve taken to deliver on our commitment to environmental justice, and the latest reminder to polluters that they will be held accountable – whether they’re illegally dumping waste in our cities or polluting our fields and river