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1.	* History *
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	across a goodly expanse of water, although not as wide as today. Most of the activity in the late 19th century centered around the Lifesaving station, one of the first in the country, and the Harvey Cedars Hotel, now the Bible Conference. First opened about 1850, by 1870 the hotel was a sportsman's boarding hotel known as "Kinsey's," briefly managed by Civil War veteran John Warner
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2.	Aerial History of Harvey Cedars
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	it late summer because that’s when my new duplex on Bay Terrace, with the red Mercury convertible in front, was finished. The most striking thing about this aerial is all the orange gravel and the lack of greenery, except on lots where nothing has yet been built. The beach is very narrow and many of the homes on the east side of the Boulevard would be destroyed seven years later, during the three
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3.	Atlantic City Electric Energy Assistance Programs
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	by the ongoing federal government shutdown.   “We are committed to providing affordable energy service for every customer,” said Gary Stockbridge, Atlantic City Electric region president. “Every day we work with community partners across the region to make sure available energy assistance gets in the hands of those who need it most, when they need it most.”   Atlantic City
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4.	Zoning Office
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	is an important step, even when planning minor improvements.  Most improvements require zoning permit review before the work begins, in some cases even if the project is exempt from construction permit requirements.  A zoning permit is required for the installation or replacement of items such as air conditioning units, sheds, fences, decks, railings, pavers, storage trailers, signs
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5.	Flood Safety
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	for children Prescription drugs FEMA for Kids   FLOOD PREPAREDNESS TIPS Before a Flood Have a safety kit with drinking water, a first aid kit, canned food, a radio, flashlight, and blankets. Know safe routes from home, work and school that are on higher ground. Protect your property. Most homeowners insurance does not cover flooding. Make sure
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6.	Flood - Are You Protected
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	://www.sba.gov/services/disasterassistance) Most of the FEMA grants provide 75% often cost of a project. The owner is expected to fund the other 25%, although in some cases the state or local government may contribute to the non-FEMA share. ICC pays 100% (up to $30,000) of the cost of bringing the damaged building up to the local ordinance’s flood protection standards. Each program has a different Congressional authorization
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7.	Flood Plain Regulations
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	the structure so that the first floor is one foot above the base flood elevation. If you plan any major repairs or improvements to your property, contact the Building Official or Zoning Officer for details on flood regulations, Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) determinations, or for an on-site consultation. Drainage Maintenance It is most important to keep our storm water drainage systems free from
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8.	Flood - Natural Functions
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	NATURAL & BENEFICIAL FUNCTIONS Long Beach Island is a barrier island approximately one mile off the southern coast of New Jersey. Like most barrier islands along the eastern seaboard, the land slopes from a high elevation in the Oceanside dune area of 16-20 feet above mean sea level to an elevation of 3-4 feet bayside. The Borough is prone to flooding from hurricanes, tropical storms
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9.	Skip the straw, Save sea life
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	straws such as paper, metal, or straws manufactured from plant material if needed, or if one prefers to use a straw. The most straightforward approach is to simply Skip the Straw. When we were advocating the passage of the Single Use Plastic Ban bill in 2020, we asked for your support in legislation eliminating straws and now we are asking you to reach out to your residents to support the legislation
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