Sandy Doesn't Change Attitudes About Dune Lawsuit, Attorney Says
Attorney for Long Beach Township residents: 'These walls of sand ended up within homes and upon streets blocks away from the ocean beach area.'
In the days following Sandy, officials on Long Beach Island scrambled to rebuild the dunes that took a beating during the storm, before another storm - which hit the following week - could do more damage. Long Beach Township Commissioner Joseph Lattanzi told Patch, right before the second storm - a nor'easter that brought snow and rain - hit the Island, that rebuilding the dunes was a "top priority." Officials across the island worked with the Army Corps of Engineer to truck in thousands of tons of sand. In a press conference the same day the nor'easter hit the Island, Gov. Chris Christie noted: "The towns [on LBI] that had beach replenishment, did much better than towns who didn't have beach replenishment." Despite these endorsements of …
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Michael G.
4:45 am on Sunday, November 18, 2012
The GVT. should not pay to repair INVESTMENT properties. Buy the insurance, what does the (we are better than you0 statement mean ? more ›