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TRENTON - The legislature must take immediate action to protect innocent homeowners who were unaware that their property is in a tidal region and belongs to the state, says Sen. James R. Hurley Maps recently completed N by the state shqwihat tens of thousands of homes and businesses flong the coastline and r^ar rivers are in tidar areas, technically making them state property. A CONSTITUTIONAL amendment approved by voters last November gave the state one year to determine all land that has been washed by tidal water in the past 40 years and claim title to these 1 hundreds of thousands of acres. Many homeowners in the affected ar^as did not know that their land is in a tidal region and have been given clear title to the property, Hurley said. IT IS UNFAIR to punish these people and force them to pay a fee to the state based on the current market value of the land, he added The mapping of riparian land was far more extensive Than he had anticipatbd, Hurley went on. Land that has been developed for decades has been designated tideland. RESIDENTS, he (said, are “understandably\ confused and alarmed’’, by these maps. Before the state begins making any claims on the land, the legislature must establish fair guidelines to protect homeowners. Hurley declared. Shore homeowners are not the only ones affected _by the tidal maps. . he ‘ ited out. Numerous resiilents in the Raritan. Delaware. Hudson and ■PaaSaic River basins face til/same uncertainty. GOV. THOMAS Kean has assured residents that the state “has no intention of seizing lifelong homes ..’’ And the governor has called for a cohstitutional amendment to be placed on the November ballot that would give^he Legislature authority^-t^Otablish a price below fair market value for buying back tidal lands from the state. THE AMENDMENT is a

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