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New Jersey Dept. of Environmental Protection William Dixon, Acting Manager 1510 Hooper Avenue, Suite 140 Toms River, New Jersey 08753 1-732-255-0767

New Jersey s State of New Jersey Chris Christie, Governor Kim Guadagno, Lt. Governor Dept. of Environmental Protection Bob Martin, Commissioner Natural & Historic Resources Richard Boornazian, Assistant Commissioner Office of Engineering & Construction David Rosenblatt, Administrator

purpose Provide for the protection of life and property along the coast. Preserve our State s vital coastal resources. Maintain safe and navigable waterways.

Purpose of the Shore Protection Fund To protect existing development and infrastructure from storm surges, sea-level rise and shoreline migration through dune creation and maintenance, beach nourishment projects, and construction and repair of shore protection structures. $25 million dedicated annually Realty Transfer Tax (N.J.S.A. C.13:19-16.1)

Where The Funding Goes Federal Projects - NJDEP - local sponsor in these projects Studies Storm Damage Reduction/Shore Protection Environmental Restoration State Projects - Local Municipality - local sponsor in these projects Storm Damage Reduction/Shore Protection Professional and Technical Services - Stevens Institute of Technology Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife New Jersey Geological Survey

Shore Protection Construction Cost Share Structure Shore Protection Project FEDERAL STATE 65% Federal 35% State/Local 75% State 25% Local 75% State 25% Local $0.25 for every dollar Approx. $0.09 for every dollar

Beach Nourishment New Jersey Shore Protection, Lower Cape May Meadows Cape May Point, NJ Before and After Photos of the Beach Nourishment Cape May Point and at Lower Cape May Meadows 1994 2005

Beach Nourishment New Jersey Shore Protection, Brigantine Inlet to Great Egg Harbor Inlet, Absecon Island, NJ Beach Nourishment in progress Atlantic City - 2003

Experimental Feeder Beach Sandy Hook to Barnegat Inlet, NJ - Section 1 - Contract 2 Long Branch - 2009

Federal Shore Protection Projects What We Need From the Municipality Sign State-Aid Agreement Provide funding Obtain all necessary easements for the project Project/Site Maintenance activities after completion and in-between nourishment cycles In accordance with New Jersey CZM rules and applicable Beach and Dune Maintenance Permits from the NJDEP s Land Use Regulation Program Adopt and implement beach management plan, if applicable In compliance with applicable Endangered Species requirements Required by the USFWS and the NJDFW

State/Municipal Shore Protection Projects How does a municipality obtain shore protection funds? Submit a written request to the Bureau Provide project description and draft plans Provide a preliminary cost estimate How does the DEP select projects to receive funding? Need and severity of problem Compliance with Federal, State, and Local rules and regulations Available funding at the time of the request Public Access availability

Municipalities Eligible for Shore Protection Funds What We Need From the Municipality Provide Design Plans and Specification Sign State-Aid Agreement Provide funding Obtain all necessary easements for the project Project/Site Maintenance activities after completion and in-between nourishment cycles in accordance with all applicable rules and regulations Adopt/Implement beach management plan, if applicable, in compliance with applicable Endangered Species requirements. Must be approved by USFWS and NJDFW

Municipalities Eligible for Shore Protection Funds What We Provide To The Municipality Provide 75% share of construction funding Completes and submits applicable state and federal permit applications Conducts and oversees bidding process Conducts and oversees contract administration Monitors quality control and oversees operations throughout the construction process

State/Municipal Shore Protection Projects Little Egg Harbor Township 2005 and 2007

State/Municipal Shore Protection Projects Deal Lake Bulkhead 2005 and 2006

State/Municipal Shore Protection Projects Cape May Point Gabions 2001 and 2004

State/Municipal Shore Protection Projects Bivalve, Commercial Township 2007

State/Municipal Shore Protection Projects Wildwood Crest Sunset Lake 2006 and 2007

State/Municipal Shore Protection Projects Brooklawn 2005 and 2009

State/Municipal Shore Protection Projects Beach Haven 2006 and 2010

State/Municipal Shore Protection Projects Beach Haven - 2010

State/Municipal Shore Protection Projects Beach Haven - 2010

State/Municipal Beach Nourishment Projects Strathmere - 2009

State/Municipal Beach Nourishment Projects Strathmere - 2009

New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection www.nj.gov/dep/shoreprotection