Christie administration rewrites public access law(water front)

[dogg57]

When it came time for Tom Beaton to build a new office and restroom for his marina, David Beaton & Sons in Brick, the state's Department of Environmental Protection promised to stamp its approval — with a few concessions.He needed to offer the public access to the waterfront. With parking. And a restroom. And a six-foot-wide walking path that would be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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[46er]

Common sense at last.

 

[skip3]

Common sense at last.

Common sense to who, the public, or the man who has to pay to allow people to trespass on his property.......

 

[46er]

Common sense to who, the public, or the man who has to pay to allow people to trespass on his property.......

It is common sense that the ridiulous Corzine law is being rewritten. IMO, it should just be revoked.