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1.	* History *
	http://www.harveycedars.org/cn/webpage.cfm?TPID=14777
	The History of Harvey Cedars                by Margaret Thomas Buchholz For questions, comments or stories about the history of Harvey Cedars write lbipooch@gmail.com  Click here for historic aerial photos.   Over the years the original Harvey who gave Harvey Cedars its name has lived in either a cave burrowed
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2.	Flood Awareness
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	. FEMA is now part of the new Department of Homeland Security.   For local storm updates & evacuation info call 609-361-6000, watch the local community cable channel or the Weather Channel.   The Flood Hazard Our municipality is located entirely in the 100-year floodplain and, additionally, entirely located in what FEMA labeled a special flood hazard area
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3.	Flood - Are You Protected
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	with repetitive loss properties, which are estimated to cost $200 million per year in flood insurance claim payments. Repetitive loss properties represent only one percent of all flood insurance policies, yet before Hurricane Katrina, they accounted for nearly one-third of the claim payments (over $4.5 billion to date). Mitigation of the flood risk to these repetitive loss properties will reduce the overall
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4.	Aerial History of Harvey Cedars
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	Yacht Club at the end of 76th St. is five years old and the Public Dock at the end of 78th St. has been enlarged. There is a very tiny Borough Hall at the same location of the current one. Maiden Lane and Kinsey Lane are gravel roads and the shoreline in Kinsey Cove and around the corner of what is now 80th St. and Maiden Lane bulkheaded. The only house on Bay Terrace is now the Murphy house. My house
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5.	Save Your Shore
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	Requesting Your Support Beach erosion has always been a part of life “down the shore,” but the strength and frequency of today’s storms means that we must be more vigilant than ever in protecting our town, our economy, and our way of life. Harvey Cedars is due for its seven-year beach renourishment project, starting in 2023. Today, we're asking for your help to gain
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6.	Lifeguard Employment
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	; Employee Policy review, CPR and First Aid courses will be after the swim test at Borough Hall on both test dates.      All new and returning guards must attend.   LIFEGUARD EMPLOYEMENT FORMS New Hire Lifeguards must complete the following forms: New Lifeguard Employment Application  Working Permit - required for guards under 18 years
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7.	Activity Committee
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	BOROUGH OF HARVEY CEDARS ACTIVITY COMMITTEE  HARVEY CEDARS 2026 CALENDAR OF EVENTS The Harvey Cedars Activity Committee sponsors multiple events throughout the year! Those events include craft shows, an Arts Festival, weekly concerts, and a wine tasting.  All events are fully funded by donations - no tax dollars used! The HCAC is always looking for new members
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8.	Historical Photos of Harvey Cedars
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	right is on 80th Street. Lots of gravel yards and no landscaping! The light shading at upper right is now Loveladies harbor. 1972 GANG AT 80TH STREET BEACH: 50 years ago more people sat on beach towels, old towels, or old blankets and spreads. Very few bothered with beach chairs and only an occasional umbrella blocked the sun; people were less concerned about sun damage to skin. No beach
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9.	Harvey Cedars Government
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	Overview: Municipality: Borough of Harvey Cedars, Ocean County Form of Government: Commission Form Incorporated 1894 State Legislative District: 9th District Congressional District: 2nd District Governing Body: 3 member Board of Commissioners serving 4 year concurrent terms. Each commissioner acts as department head. Mayor is elected by Board and has no veto power. Next Municipal
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10.	Lifeguard in Training (LIT)
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	Lifeguards for many years.   While competitions are not our primary focus, many of the L.I.T.’s can’t wait for the opportunity to test their skills against their L.I.T. counterparts.  The Harvey Cedars L.I.T.’s will compete in many local L.I.T. tournaments.  Each summer there are L.I.T. tournaments held in Harvey Cedars along with our neighboring towns.  Tournament
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11.	Beach Badges
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	Beach Badges Badges are required on all beaches beginning June 15, 2026 for anyone 12 years of age or older. Click here for the pre-season order form. 2026 Badge Rates Pre-season rate Seasonal Badges (through June 15th) $40.00 Seasonal Badges after June 15th $50.00 Weekly Badges $20.00 Daily Badges $7.00 Senior badges available
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12.	Flood Insurance
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	made the purchase of flood insurance mandatory for federally backed mortgages on buildings located in the Special Flood Hazard Areas (SFHAs). It also affects all forms of Federal or Federally related financial assistance for buildings in SFHAs. The SFHA is the base (100-year) floodplain mapped on a Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM). It is shown as one or more zones that begin with the letter &ldquo
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13.	Flood - Natural Functions
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	the Borough provides oceanfront property owners free dune grass plantings. Additionally, area scout troops and volunteers plant dune grass up and down the Island every year. Traversing the dunes to gain access to the beach is prohibited except over approved walkways. Call the Building Department for more information on “dune walkovers”. On the bayside, the water quality is improved through
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14.	Skip the straw, Save sea life
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	- enough to circle the world two-and-a-half times and fill Yankee Stadium nine times a day. • An estimated 222,432,000 straws annually could be eliminated on Long Beach Island according to our 2020 calculations, when we asked for your support of legislation eliminating straws. • It takes up to 200 years for a straw to decompose and like other plastics, straws break down into micro plastics
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15.	Atlantic City Electric Energy Assistance Programs
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	customers as well as tenants whose utility bills are included in their rent. Call 1-800-792-9745 for details.   Eligible customers also can receive financial assistance through Helping Hands, a program, funded by Atlantic City Electric, providing $1 million annually to help struggling customers meet their energy needs. These funds are dispersed each year to low-income residents through the
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16.	Proposed Increases to Water/Sewer Rates
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	Proposed Water / Sewer Rate Increase   Please be advised, under the advice of our auditor, the Borough is raising the water/sewer rates for the first time in 9 years.  This increase will keep a surplus in the water budget necessary to operate the system, and to compensate for some much-needed repairs to the system and infrastructure.  The proposed increases will be in the base
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17.	Tax Sale Information
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	will on Friday, October 23, 2026 at 10:00 am in the court room of the municipal building at 7606 Long Beach Blvd, Harvey Cedars, NJ, or at such later time and place to which said sale may then be adjourned, will expose for lien sale and sell several tracts of land on which taxes and/or other municipal charges for the year 2025 and prior unpaid pursuant to NJSA54:4 et seq. Said properties will be sold
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