£ Herald - Lantern Dispatch 26 March '86

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Beach Funds Vote Delayed in Avalon

AVALON - "We want to make sure our beach protection ordinances are in line with DEP policies so we can continue to secure state funds for beach work here." said Borough Council President Pauline Petrica as she and council postponed voting on a bond ordinance appropriating nearly SI .8 million for shore protection projects. The Department of Environmental Protection J recently notified coastal : municipalities throughout New Jersey that their ordinances must comply with state policies regarding public access to the shorefront. beaches, dunes and erosion hazard areas if they are to be considered for state shore protection funds AVALON HAS BEEN cited as enforcing one of the strongest dune protec- , tion programs in the area by a representative of the DEP's Division of Coastal Resources. Petrica said council wants to discuss the language of the ordinance again with solicitor James Waldron before voting on it "We're in favor of the or dindnce but we want to verify that the language is consistent w ith the policies that the DEP is enforcing through the state because we need the state's finan cial assistance to build and maintain our beaches.'" she said MAYOR RACHEL Sloan said Avalon Environmental Commission chairperson Yvonne Ballenger should be recognized for her help in designing the Jibrough's beach protection programs "Ber expertise in environmental matters is invaluable and has contributed greatly to the for mullation of our beach policies.'" she said The borough recently received a check totalling nearly $125,000 from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for expenses incurred during Hurricane Gloria "During Gloria, we lost

all of our snow fencing and suffered severe damage to our beach between' 15th and 22nd Streets and at the Avalon Bay Park Marina." Sloan said. "THIS MONEY will be used to repair those areas and compensate our employes for the work they did during the storm." she said. Sgt. 1st Class John Thompson of the New Jersey State Police Office of Emergency Management presented the check to Sloan and praised local emergency management officials, police and fire personnel and volunteers for the work they did during Hurricane Gloria.

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