City Manager Timothy Dacey said budget cuts and low attendance had led to the initial reduction in 2015 pool hours, reports northjersey.com.
It will cost $21,000 to keep the pool open seven days instead of four and in 2017 it is projected that $45,000 will be needed for repairs, reports northjersey.com.
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