BOROUGH OF LAVALLETTE
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Borough of Lavallette Council Meetings on May 20th as well as the Planning Board Meetings on May 23rd for 2013 will be held at the Lavallette Elementary School located at 105 Brooklyn Avenue in Lavallette, NJ. All Meetings will start at 7:00pm.
BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL
CHRISTOPHER F. PARLOW
ADMINISTRATOR/MUNICIPAL CLERK
BOROUGH OF
LAVALLETTE
Super Storm Sandy
Lavallette Boardwalk Completion
Ceremony
We have finished our boardwalk thanks to many...
We are ready for
"SUMMER FUN"
May 20, 2013
Philadelphia Avenue Boardwalk
11am *Time Change*
We welcome all and especially
Special Guest Governor Chris Christie
May 10, 2013 Update
Lavallette
Badge Office Opens For Business
Pre Season Hours:
Fridays 3-7pm Saturday-Monday
9am-3pm
Badge Office / Welcome
Center
Trailer 3 Lavallette Firehouse Parking Lot 125
Washington Ave.
Download
Beach Badge Order Form
May 7, 2013 Update
Public Meeting Notice – Ocean County Multi-Jurisdictional All Hazard Mitigation Planning
The public and stakeholder meetings for collecting input on developing the Ocean County Multi-Jurisdictional All Hazards Mitigation Plan are planned for two dates in May. The meetings will be held as open houses with stations providing and collecting valuable hazard mitigation information. Brief presentations will be held at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. Sessions on May 14th and 20th will be the same and are scheduled to be convenient to attendees in the northern and southern portion of the County as follows:
May
14, 2013
3:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Open House
Brief presentations
at 4:00, 5:00
and 6:00 p.m.
Ocean County Office of Emergency Management
RJ Miller Air Park
Rt. 530 & Mule Rd.
Berkeley Township, NJ
May
20, 2013
3:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. Open House
Brief presentations
at 4:00, 5:00
and 6:00 p.m.
Ocean County Southern Service Center
179
S. Main St.
Manahawkin, NJ 08050
All are welcome to attend and we encourage all
residents and stakeholders to attend. Attached is a flyer that
provides information regarding the meeting (Insert Attachment).
Flyer
March 13, 2013 Update
What New Jersey Residents Need To Know About The Christie Administration’s Proposed First Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Action Plan (CDBG)
“This
plan puts into motion the specific actions we’ve been designing to
get relief out as quickly as possible to our Sandy-impacted
homeowners and businesses – to reconstruct, rehabilitate and elevate
homes, and to get over hurdles for our small businesses to get up
and running again. These programs have been carefully, but quickly
designed to fill the unmet needs faced by our residents to rebuild
in a safer, more enduring way, to strengthen our impacted local
economies going into this summer, and to help preserve the unique
character of our shore communities as we’ve known them. With this
first round of funding, we will also begin an aggressive marketing
effort to let people both in the region and across the country know
that New Jersey is rebounding and that the Jersey Shore will be open
for business this summer.”
The Christie Administration today unveiled its
proposed Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Action
Plan, which outlines how the State plans to utilize $1,829,520,000
in federal funding. This is the first phase of Community Development
Block Grant funds provided to New Jersey by the U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development. Additional CDBG recovery funds are
expected in the coming months. With this first phase of funding, the
Christie Administration is focusing primarily on helping homeowners,
renters, businesses and communities impacted by Superstorm Sandy.
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The proposed Action Plan incorporates input from
Sandy-impacted communities and stakeholder groups whose
engagement will continue throughout the State’s recovery,
rebuilding and restoration process.
- CDBG Disaster Recovery funds are intended to
address unmet needs not satisfied by private insurance, the
Federal Emergency Management Agency, the U.S. Small Business
Administration, or other sources.
- The Christie Administration will dedicate over
50% of funding for low-to-moderate-income households, in
accordance with HUD guidelines.
- Additionally, per HUD guidelines, 80 percent of
the funds will be dedicated to the nine most heavily impacted
counties in the state: Atlantic, Bergen, Cape May, Essex,
Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean and Union.
- If approved by HUD, the Christie Administration
expects that more than 20,000 homeowners, more than 5,000
renters and more than 10,000 businesses will be helped, as well
as dozens of local governmental units.
Today’s announcement represents an important step
in distributing the federal resources necessary to aid New Jersey’s
rebuilding by developing the state’s specific plan for how those
resources will be spent. Following a seven day period for public
comment, the Christie Administration will submit the Action Plan to
HUD for approval. Following HUD approval, the Christie
administration will have in place a specific, detailed outline to
guide spending.
To view the Action Plan, visit the NJ Department
of Community Affairs’ website at www.nj.gov/dca/announcements/pdf/CDBG-DisasterRecoveryActionPlan.pdf
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State of New Jersey Superstorm Sandy Recovery Division
March 6, 2013 Update
Residential / Commercial Debris
and Construction Material
The deadline for curb side
pick of all storm-damaged debris has passed. Pre-Sandy trash and
recycling rules are now in effect. All garbage shall be placed in
dark – colored, heavy – gauge plastic bags or metal, plastic or
vinyl containers that are designed for such purpose with handles
and a tight lid. The container shall be no more than fifty (50)
gallons in volume. The lid may not be attached in such a manner,
such as tied with a rope, string or cord, as to cause a hazard
for municipal collection personnel. Garbage placed for municipal
collection shall not contain any of the designated recyclable
materials, materials resulting from demolition, construction or
hazardous waste. Recycling materials shall be place at curbside
during your regularly-scheduled recycling pick-up date. All
materials resulting from demolition and construction must be
disposed of at the property owner’s expense. The Borough will
continue to accept clean beach sand. If you have not cleared the
sand from your property at this point you will need to contact the
Department of Public Works. The Department will inspect and provide
guidance on the sand removal and/or disposal on a case by case
basis.
Become a part of Lavallette’s rebuilding process by donating an
engraved board to be placed on the Lavallette Boardwalk. Each board
will include a personalized message and the Lavallette Seagull.
Your contribution will be donated to the Borough of Lavallette to
be used for the rebuilding of the best beach town on the island!
Cost to donate each board is $250.00.
Messages can be 2
lines, 25 characters/spaces per line. (All entries will be screened
for appropriate content. Committee has the right to reject entries)
Boards may be requested to be placed in a specific zone (limited
space available, so first to order, first to be placed!). Please
request zone and preferred street (no guarantees!) We will do our
best to accommodate zone requests.
Visit
http://www.donationsoflove.org/buy_a_board.html
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Army Corps of Engineers Beach Replenishment Project
Army Corps of Engineers report on beach
replenishment available for review.
Click Here. |
Federal Funding Disaster Relief Information A Review of Federal Funding Disaster Relief for those affected by Super Storm Sandy Monmouth County tried to summarize the funding
availability for individuals as best as possible: |
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Super Storm Sandy Wet
Debris Removal |
Proposed Locations of Dune
Openings to Access the Beach for the 2013 Summer Season |
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NJNG Home
Demolition Information To assist our customers, we
have posted the following new page on our web site that contains
important information about service turn-offs and retirements due to
Sandy damage: |
FEMA Advisory Base Flood Elevation (ABFE)
Information
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Lavallette Electric Utility Customers ONLY. The Department of Community Affairs (DCA) is providing inspectors to perform electric service inspections. Be advised that homeowners must be present for inspection. Certification forms are to be delivered to the Lavallette Public Works Department who will create a work order for reconnection. Electric
services that require work can submit permit applications and set up
electric services inspections at a later date.
Do not call the DCA |
Boardwalk Removal from Private Property If you have sections of boardwalk on your property
that you are unable to removal, the Borough may be able to lend some
assistance. FEMA has provided authorization for municipalities to
adopt an Emergency Debris Removal from Private Property program. In
order for the Borough to consider the adoption of the program we
need to perform an assessment of the need. We have provided a
Right-of-Entry form that needs to be completed and returned back to
the Borough. The form can be mailed to the Borough of Lavallette,
1306 Grand Central Avenue, Lavallette, NJ 08735 or hand-delivered to
the Administrative Trailer located in the Fire Department Parking
Lot. |
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Repopulation Plan The Borough of Lavallette has received approval to allow the repopulation of our residents and property owners. Your ability to repopulate back into Lavallette is contingent upon the restoration of your water, sewer, electric and gas service to your property. As noted below, it is imperative that you submit the completed NJ Natural Gas “tag” to the Code Enforcement Officer. Upon submission of the tag and verification that all other utilities are provided to your property a permit will be issued that will allow you permanent access. Decals will be issued for each vehicle owned by you or someone who resides with you. Please bring that vehicle information with you when you turn in your completed gas tag and request a repopulation decal. Code Enforcement / building office is located in a trailer in firehouse parking lot. |
Lavallette Project Connect The Borough is looking to connect those Lavallette
property owners that are having difficulties removing debris from
within their homes and volunteer groups that are willing to provide
this type of service. |
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NJNG Savegreen
Project |
Memorial Day Serivces |
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Ocean County |
Ocean County |
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Managing the Emotional
Impact of Super Storm Sandy |
Pre-Season Beach Badges |
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Power Restoration Please keep in mind that as we repair the electric infrastructure there may be sporadic outages. They will be as short as possible. Thank you for your continued patience during this time. |
Postal Service Post
Office Update 3/15/13 |
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Hydrant Flushing |
The Office of
the Tax Assessor The Tax Assessor will begin his
regularly scheduled office hours starting |
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Hurricane Sandy Recovery Resources FEMA Small Business Administration Resources for Additional Needs |
Repairs to Substantially Damaged Structures
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Click here for previous updates regarding Super Storm Sandy
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Bill Reminders! |
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Due May 1, 2013 Past Due |
Due May 16, 2013 AutoPay will be withdrawn on |
Due June 6, 2013 AutoPay will be withdrawn on |
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Water / Sewer Rates |
Electric Rates |
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Borough of Lavallette “Autopay”
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for our Automatic Payment Plan and have your bills automatically paid
on the due date each month! More Information.
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