Cape May County Herald, 2 June 1982 IIIF issue link — Page 6

Hurley Finds State’s Riparian Action Shocking

MILLKVUXK - Suite Senator James R Hurley • R , Cape May ( umber land > baa called for the immediate appoint ment of a • compassionate arbitrator" to quickly set He cla'ims brought by the suite against owners of

riparian lands Hurley's demand came on, the heels of the New Jersey Dept of Environmental Protection’s release of 713 riparian maps which he said lay claim to long occupied seashore . properties

because the land might have once been flowed by the tide. "I was shocked by the extent of the mapping done," Mr Hurley stated in a news release. "I thought the state was going to quickly and simply

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establish the riparian line by what had long been recognized as that land flowed by the tide. I didn't imagine the state would carve out, in Ocean city for example, a huge chunk of land that had been occupied for several decades. The state has exceeded what Anybody had a right to expect.” Continued the Senator: "The release of the maps cries out for an immediate explanation of the mechanism necessary for homeowners to once again get clear title to the property they thoght they already ie immediate appointof an arbitrator could tune-consuming _ fays and would quickly establish a pattern of values and payments and contribute to the relief of the dismay occasioned by the state's claims for com-

pensation." According to the South Jersey senator, the public must be saved from inconvenience and precuniary loss and especially from the necessity of incurring legal fees. "This effort to extract unknown amounts of money in areas heretofore not suspected to be riparian lands must be explained. Will property

owners be notified or will they have to find out for themselves whether they are in state owned riparian territory?" Hurley asked. "The people effected need to know no^. The Tidelands Resources (Council and other agencies must assist the homeowners and allay fears of confiscation and exorbitant fees," the legislator said. "The appointment I suggest will be able to accomplish this.

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FORMER STATE SENATOR James Cafiero gains the smiles of his wife Pat and Cong. IMillicent Fenwick, a candidate for U.S. Senate in the June primary, during' Republican dinner Saturday in Wildwood Convention Hall. The gathering of OOP chieftans and friends honored Cafiero for his 14 years of legislative service.

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