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Those New Jersey homeowners who were concerned about granting government easements for beach replenishment? Turns out they were right to be suspicious. Two bills in front of the State Senate could mean big changes for Long Beach Island.
Last session the Senate introduced bill S-2368, which requires any municipality that accepts federal or state money to replenish storm-damaged beaches to provide free public toilet facilities for persons using the beach.
And this session it was reissued as bill S-648, which also blocks beach fees.
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