super storm sandy: State Supreme Court Boosts Long Beach Island Dune Replenishment Efforts
- 07/11/13 10:11 PM
Beach replenishment at the Jersey Shore got a big boost this week when the State Supreme Court overruled a $375,000 award in a Harvey Cedars beach replenishment case, saying the project in fact provided benefits to the property owners. A state appellate court had ruled last year that the borough pay $375,000 to the couple to compensate them for having a portion of their property taken for the Army Corps of Engineers beach replenishment project, partially obstructing their ocean view. The Harvey Cedars beach project was completed in 2010. But in other towns on Long Beach Island there are still property owners that refuse to … (2 comments)
super storm sandy: The Jersey Shore Is Open...Watch for Our Ads!
- 04/30/13 10:21 PM
The Jersey Shore Is Open...Watch for Our Ads! It's just six months and a few days since super storm Sandy hit the Jersey Shore but we'll be open for business this summer, according to Governor Christie. At a Town Hall meeting yesterday on Long Beach Island, the Governor outlined recovery efforts. They include: Jersey Shore dredging projects will begin in local waterways in mid-July after all boats and other debris are removed. The governor said 1,400 boats were located in the water after the storm, and several homes and other debris also were swept out into the water and must be removed before … (7 comments)
super storm sandy: Bringing a Whole New Focus on Market Reports...Just One Comment Makes the Difference!
- 03/14/13 04:09 AM
Bringing a Whole New Focus on Market Reports...Just One Comment Makes the Difference! The comment on something as simple as a Market Report, can teach you a new way of looking at things. We do the expected...a market sales report every month...but what if that's skewed!! I gave this a thought after a REALTOR I respect raised questions! We all have revered Real Estate Professionals that we've worked with. It could be sentiment, or it could demonstrable results. If what someone you respect does and thinks makes makes perfect sense...Then you wonder why I didn't think about this. That comment from … (5 comments)
super storm sandy: Post Sandy - Little Egg Harbor Marina Owners Still Have No Answers
- 01/13/13 05:55 AM
Little Egg Harbor home owners at the Jersey Shore are not the only ones frustrated by the strain of rebuilding after Super Storm Sandy. Business owners are being put to the test. The Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) can not offer loans or grants to businesses, and the Small Business Administration (SBA) loans are not a bargain. Take for example marina owners. Their season starts in less than 60 days. But the SBA doesn't consider docks and bulkheads equipment, so they are not covered for loan purposes. Add to those difficulties, the new FEMA Advisory Base Flood Elevations (ABFL) and it leaves … (0 comments)
super storm sandy: Manahawkin To Host Governor's Town Hall Meeting
- 01/09/13 07:15 PM
Manahawkin To Host Governor's Town Hall Meeting - New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has scheduled a Town Hall meeting in Manahawkin Wednesday, January 16. While there is no agenda for this or any Town Hall meetings, local officials and residents are looking to discuss Super Storm Sandy clean up efforts and rebuilding. Residents are wondering where and when the money is going to come from for rebuilding, and officials are looking for state assistance with clean up costs which in Manahawkin alone have exceeded $20 million. There have been no estimates yet on the needed clean up of Stafford Township's lagoons. Manahawkin is … (11 comments)
Beach replenishment at the Jersey Shore got a big boost this week when the State Supreme Court overruled a $375,000 award in a Harvey Cedars beach replenishment case, saying the project in fact provided benefits to the property owners. A state appellate court had ruled last year that the borough pay $375,000 to the couple to compensate them for having a portion of their property taken for the Army Corps of Engineers beach replenishment project, partially obstructing their ocean view.
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