The problem with the Filled Water's Edge policy of New Jersey's Rules on Coastal Resource and Development Policies is two-fold. First, the policy is ambiguous making it difficult to apply. The source of ambiguity are the phrases "water dependent use" and "waterfront portion of the filled water's edge." Second, the effect of the policy on coastal development is unclear. Is the policy achieving its stated intent to preserve the waterfront for "water dependent uses" and to promote public access along the water's edge? Is the policy furthering other, perhaps latent objectives such as preserving sites for marina development or, at a minimum, preventing the erosion of services available to New Jersey's boating public
Beneficial use projects that utilize dredged material will involve several steps: dredging operation...
New Jersey's Coast 2005 follows the release of two federal studies characterizing the declining stat...
This study includes a review and analysis of the county coastal municipalities' future land use plan...
The Bureau of Coastal Planning and Development examined the limitations on the New Jersey Coastal Ma...
One of the components of a Coastal Management Program approved under the Federal Coastal Zone Manage...
The boundary of a federally approved coastal program defines a geographic area that receives special...
The State of New Jersey has submitted its Coastal Management Program to the Office of Coastal Zone M...
By 2004, more than half of the United States population resided within fifty miles of the coastline,...
Studies show that activities we perform on land have significant consequences to surface waters. The...
This report deals with the legislative and administrative background to policy formulation by the De...
The coastal region of New Jersey, like that of most other coastal states, is imbued with a mixture o...
This is a guide to public access along and to New Jersey's coast, prepared as a reference for local ...
This fact sheet addresses ocean resources management in relation to the New Jersey Coastal Managemen...
By 2004, more than half of the United States population resided within fifty miles of the coastline,...
This fact sheet discusses the New Jersey Coastal Management Program (NJCMP). As defined through the ...
Beneficial use projects that utilize dredged material will involve several steps: dredging operation...
New Jersey's Coast 2005 follows the release of two federal studies characterizing the declining stat...
This study includes a review and analysis of the county coastal municipalities' future land use plan...
The Bureau of Coastal Planning and Development examined the limitations on the New Jersey Coastal Ma...
One of the components of a Coastal Management Program approved under the Federal Coastal Zone Manage...
The boundary of a federally approved coastal program defines a geographic area that receives special...
The State of New Jersey has submitted its Coastal Management Program to the Office of Coastal Zone M...
By 2004, more than half of the United States population resided within fifty miles of the coastline,...
Studies show that activities we perform on land have significant consequences to surface waters. The...
This report deals with the legislative and administrative background to policy formulation by the De...
The coastal region of New Jersey, like that of most other coastal states, is imbued with a mixture o...
This is a guide to public access along and to New Jersey's coast, prepared as a reference for local ...
This fact sheet addresses ocean resources management in relation to the New Jersey Coastal Managemen...
By 2004, more than half of the United States population resided within fifty miles of the coastline,...
This fact sheet discusses the New Jersey Coastal Management Program (NJCMP). As defined through the ...
Beneficial use projects that utilize dredged material will involve several steps: dredging operation...
New Jersey's Coast 2005 follows the release of two federal studies characterizing the declining stat...
This study includes a review and analysis of the county coastal municipalities' future land use plan...