Just did Seaside Heights on that link.. had no idea they reclaimed sedge islands in the bay to make land. Rutgers stadium area is interesting too.
OT: Belmar beach badge checkers don’t fool around
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They legally can't say no if the new owners propose a currently approved use. Also, can't condemn the land without a well-documented public use. Is the high school seeking new land due to capacity issues? Kind of hard to cite the need for open space in that area when the freaking beach is 50 feet away.
Perfectly fine to say no if the new owners are asking for a use variance.
BTW, holy shit that link is cool. Big thanks for posting!
looking at the north end of OC was all sand back then, now its a beautiful neighborhood.
Aren't they paid by fees the state charges for other recreational activities? If so, in essence they are charging only those who want to participate the same as NJ does.
I believe well before you lived out that way, Cali voters passed a proposition eliminating sources of funding for beaches for such things as cleaning and maintenance and they turned to crap until it was reversed.
It was back in th early/mid 90's. As I remember it was a very contentious situation that took several years to resolve.
Oh wow, never knew that. Before my time. Those little tanks look like fun.Found this......
Some similar ones:
Found this too:
"Originally “Squan Beach”, it had a number of early pavilions, which provided food, beverages and dancing for the visitors. These have been replaced by a number of small restaurants and a small “penny-arcade” that is popular with kids today. Make sure you try the skee ball machine! The old wooden boardwalk was replaced in the 1950s with the asphalt paved boardwalk of today."
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There were so many "kiddie land" type parks way back when because of a few factors:
- new accessibility with everyone having cars and highway projects (oddly inspired by Hitler's Autobahn)
- the baby boom after WWII
- the rise of suburbs.. population spread wide making day trips easier/shorter
- prior to the above, most amusement parks were geared toward public transport. often built at the end of rail lines to boost ridership on weekends. Palisades Park was a good example.. ferries and rail was used from NYC to get there.
The original amusement park boom in the USA began after the US Civil War circa 1870s-1890s.
BTW.. Railways played a big part before the auto boom and highways.. check this link Jersey Shore Railroads
- new accessibility with everyone having cars and highway projects (oddly inspired by Hitler's Autobahn)
- the baby boom after WWII
- the rise of suburbs.. population spread wide making day trips easier/shorter
- prior to the above, most amusement parks were geared toward public transport. often built at the end of rail lines to boost ridership on weekends. Palisades Park was a good example.. ferries and rail was used from NYC to get there.
The original amusement park boom in the USA began after the US Civil War circa 1870s-1890s.
BTW.. Railways played a big part before the auto boom and highways.. check this link Jersey Shore Railroads
Yeah, I believe they got tired of replacing the boardwalk after storms. As you can see, unlike other beaches it wasn't raised much and had to be replaced a few times.Oh wow, never knew that. Before my time. Those little tanks look like fun.
Some similar ones:
Found this too:
"Originally “Squan Beach”, it had a number of early pavilions, which provided food, beverages and dancing for the visitors. These have been replaced by a number of small restaurants and a small “penny-arcade” that is popular with kids today. Make sure you try the skee ball machine! The old wooden boardwalk was replaced in the 1950s with the asphalt paved boardwalk of today."
Yes, just south of Ice Cream on 9, we went after getting ice cream(temporarily closed this year). Hell, if we still had a Bed, Bath and Beyond, I could have made a day of it.
Such a quotable movie.
Yea I own 6 speaker cities. I’m worth 3.5M that the government knows about.
When I was in HS we would do Ice Cream on 9, Checkers and mini golf lol. That was always the cheapest mini golf and one of the nicest. IMO Ice Cream on 9 best ice cream in that area.
Close call in OC
Firefighter escapes NJ house fire with seconds to spare
A firefighter barely got off a second-story deck down the shore after a propane tank explosion turned a bad fire into a harrowing situation.
Lucky. heard the fire trucks and then more trucks from Marmora coming over the bridge Could see the smoke from my roof deck but seems like they put it out pretty quickly as the smoke quickly disappearedClose call in OC
Firefighter escapes NJ house fire with seconds to spare
A firefighter barely got off a second-story deck down the shore after a propane tank explosion turned a bad fire into a harrowing situation.nj1015.com
Big fire in Brielle last night--Manasquan, South Wall and other departments called to help. Wind driven fires in old, large structures are a pisser. @e5fdny , @kupuna133
Heard the fire trucks sirens . Glad everyone got out safely. Correct wind was something last night. Sirens sounded like they were going in all different directions. Must have been additional alarms because there was minimum 30 minutes between initial and next barrage of sirens.
Just so everyone knows, they only let @Knight Shift hold the camera. 😁
Just so everyone knows, I'm in Sedona. It's a running joke with me. Big fires only happen when I am 2,000 miles away in Arizona. I was at the station last Wednesday and told the Chief and the other guys there to be ready for a big one. Boom.
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