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PAGE 3 — SECTION ONE TOE SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN riTY, N.J ffRlDAY, AUGUST IB, 1980
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THB SENTINEL-LEDOBR, OCEAN CITY, N,J,
Bulkhead cut utilikely
North inay be told to remove 'walk ramps
ByCHUCKTHOMPSON
It appears unlikely builder
Warren North win be aBowtd
to keep the ramps to the
boardwalk at his St. Jamea
Place and 1st Street homes
and almost certain be will be
prohibited from cutting an
entrance through the
^bulkhead.
Although It was reported at
Tuesday night's workshop
meeting that tbe decision on
tbe controversial houses built
on tbe beach directly behind
the boardwalk must be made
by Ocean City Mayor Chester
•kWbnbcrg —with councO'a
OMpent — the governing body
Moused tte Issue with North
before directing the ad.
~ ministration to make a
* determination.
Calling the request
"arrogant," Councilman
William H. Woods listed
several reasons for denying
the proposals.
.'."The ramps are unsightly,
ttpwperiy supported and not
atfpcrted as (hey are suppoaed
to be under the
guidelines for connecting a
| ramp to the boardwalk,"
Woods said. "I see no reason
for it."
Several members of council
pointed out Oat there an
ramps to the boardwalk lea
man 10 feet away from either
of tbe two houses.
Aa ter is tte repeat to at •
driveway in tbe bulkhead.
Woods MMr "Ttaa buMwacti
aptw • very, vwy important
purpoje. ft grant pwmiMion
to pot i driveway or a gall
through it would allow
everyone die to do th« MOW
merely became of convenience."
•
North came under fire from
council a month ago when the
body discovered that the
builder bad laid the ramps
and cut the bulkhead, apparently
without permission.
Although he claimed that
the two Items ware on an,
approved blueprint, Code
Enforcement Official Fred
Cade pointed out to council
Tbeaday that the drawings
wire merely proposals and
tad not been submitted for
approval.
According to Cade, North
"was specifically told ha
could not cut the bulkhead."
Following the original
airing in council, Nora doted
up the bulkhead but did not
take down the ramps.
And, according to Cade, tte
ramps were not eyen built as
shown in the proposal which
calls for them tote pit on
pilings and not connected to
the boardwalk as they are
now.
When asked by dry Administrator
Paul T, McCarthy
why the ramps were stfll in
place, North said hi* attorney
told him not to dtoconnect
them.
"In other words, your attorneytoldyoutostonewallit,
right?" McCarthy asked.
"Yes," North replied.
' Wlmberg told JTieSennnel-
Udg«r that It appeared very
unlikely that permission
would be granted for tte
bulkhead cut but that he
would be meeting at the site
with Cade to discuss toe two
boardwalk ramps.
Sources told The Sentintd-
Lsdger, however, that it is
also very doubtful tte ramps
wfll be allowed to go directh/
from tbe bone to the boardwalk
although some compromise
such aa steps up to
tte boardwalk 'from the
property may be granted.
PAGE 3 — SECTION iQNE
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lltese ramps connecting the boardwalk with homes built by Warren
North will probably come down following a hearing before council at its
Tuesday work session.
Sea Isle residents complain over summer problems
SEA ISLE CITY - An
angry group of resident*
rattled off a series of earn,
plaints at tte dry 1 * regular
commission meeting here
Tuesday, ranging from fee
group renters to beechgoers
"ig themselves in
Resident after reatdent told
toe city's commissioners that
not only were the condiUoM of
the beaches deplorable -
strewn with broken glass and
beer bottles-but that some
The Sentinel-Ledger
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^rk« on ntwiitanO 15 c«nl» utr copy PuDUtaHm tchoaWIti WMklr «*rr
tlHiriday, »mlA>aaklr Tunday aiM Fmay fraiii flnt WMk In Janinlll MM
m*k In itpUmbtr Poitniafttri (and adtfrna chanfva to TtM Untliiol-
LMsar PO Bon III, Onar Oty. N J aaiM
ShoeDept.
of tte city's guests were
equally poor.
According to Donald Me-
Dermott, a dty resident, two
male batten, after relieving
tbemseh** on ths 80th Street
property of the Sisters of
Mercy, then proceeded to
expose themselves to the
*urters when they were observed.
Other residents alto cited
female bathers that were
going topless as well as an
abundance
marijuana
of beer and
on the city's
Mayor Dominic C. Rafla
ud Police Chief Robert
Ounpbcn told the audience
that unlea the poUqe caught
be offender* In the act It
wouU not do any good unless
8M resident who witnessed
the illegal act would sign the
complaint.
aty residents also voiced
fearofreprlialastbeprlceof
signing complalnta and
Itlfl but were told by
WBMi]j aDQ
wn tne aty
would not stand for ln-
Se« WePolice Sgt. Daniel
URou told the audience that
ttwra war* currently 800
different groups of group
renter* who paid as much aj
tve timer the amount a
family would pay for •
Mil. ,
Whfle real estate agento had
ban blamed in the past fee
MOPED
INSURANCE
WAYNE MILLER
INSURANCE
3998755
/ Htn SI dcP.in Clly
residents Oat attended the
commission meeting were
divided on whom to blame tor
fee dry's current problem
with some of the group renters
—tbe real estate agent or
the owner.
No concrete decision was
made on the problem, but
pressure on the realtors to
"police theirown industry" is
one option Oat was discussed
as well as doubling tte flnea
for violation of city ordinances
such is nolie,
alcohol on the beach and
Indecent exposure.
tm Evans, • dty retidni
as well as a member of tte
Sea Isle Qty Charter Study
Commission, signaled tat
beginning of what could be a
protracted guerilla war
between the mayor and the
Your Freeholders
DIRECTOR
.iah Avenue
North Wlldwood,NJ.
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VICE DIRECTOR
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417 Hollywood Avenue
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Print Kiwanians slate 'gigantic' Jka market
SOMERS POINT - A
gigantic outdoor flea martat,
complete with food and
refreshments, will be laid
Saturday, August p at (he
Somara Point .Shopping
Center, Bethal R^ad andRt
Thousands of items from
over n dealers will! be
displayed for sale ranging
from crafts, coins, collectfbleg
to antique* and handmade
furniture. The flea
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rnarlwt wui be open to tte
Public from I tuxL to dmk>
As In the pait, tte tocal
KJwahiali members win be
manning food and refreshments
including hot dogs,
hamburgers and toft drinks.
Klwanls proceeds from this
event go to support youth
programs and community
projects. Ralndate scheduled
far Sunday, August 24.
Any individual wishing to
not apace at minimal cost It
asked to contact Emerson
Johnson at 927-9274 prior to
August 21.
charter study group by
reciting 1974 newspaper
cuppings that quoted the
mayor saying the group
renters wire welcome to the
city because they revitaHted
tte economy.
Raffa, visibly angry,
rtargfdr^you (Bwns) fikf
your game...we nay have
wanted them then but we
don't now,"
Tfcat waa not the only time
Raffa crossed swords with
someone, In tte beginning of
tte meeting, a dispute between
Raffa and city Commissioner
Andrew Bednarek
arose over a Raffa-pmhed
rule that would fix the agenda
on Friday.
Bednarek charged that tte
tafia rule waa tantamount to
"censorship, both blatant and
arrogant"
Raffa parried, countercharging
that Bednarek laved
Ma "bombshells" until tte
Tuesday meeting ao they
Tides
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Instead of the Friday agenda
meeting as well as tte press
before be otter two commUsioners.
Vbm tte mayor proposed
ddng away with tte Friday
workshop, the issue waa
allowed to die.
However, The Sentinelledger
hat leaned that tte
mayor might offer a
resolution at the next meeting
changing tte time of tte
Friday meeting much later
than tte usual 3:30p.m. start.
nil action stems from a
Raffa charge that Bednarek
can't make the meettoga on
tune.
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Pleate accept my personal
thank* for the many «xpriulons
of tympathy and
act* of kindciM* extended
to me during ttie recent
detthofmyhutband. j
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