BEACH NOURISHMENT
August 31, 2009
Beach nourishment operations have been resumed; it is a 24/7 operation. The sand is conveyed via a pipeline which extends from the dredge in Corson’s Inlet to the area of the fill, currently approaching 43rd Street. The pipe will eventually extend all the way to 52nd Street.
Once the beach nourishment is complete, it will take several days to dismantle the pipeline. All beaches will remain open during the project with the exception of about four to six blocks in the area of the fill. As the fill moves to the South, the beach behind the fill will be reopened and the beaches in front of the fill will be closed.
Beach nourishment operations have been completed in the north end of the City, from 1st Street to 15th Street.
Questions regarding the project can be directed to Sea Isle City Director of Public Works, John Manganaro, 609-263-6000 X 3 or email at jmanganaro@seaislecitynj.us.
Monday, August 31, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Sea Isle City Calendar of Events 8/26-9/13
Family Night Dance Party
8/26/2009 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM - JFK Blvd. on Promenade
Family Night Dance Party DJ Jeff plays popular dance favorites at Sea Isle's "Free Family Night Dance Parties". Children and parents are invited onto The Promenade from 7:30 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. for an evening of music and family fun!
Movies Under the Stars
8/27/2009 - Excursion Park & JFK Blvd.
Movies Under the Stars, Dusk
Bring your lawn chair or blanket.
Wall-E, PG, 97 minutes
What if mankind had to leave Earth and somebody forgot to turn the last robot off? The year is 2700 abd WALL-E is a robot still spending every day doing what he was made for.
Ed Vezinho/Jim Ward Big Band
8/31/2009 - JFK Blvd. on Promenade
Ed Vezinho/Jim Ward Big Band7:30pm
Farmers Market
9/1/2009 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM - Excursion Park - JFK Blvd. and Pleasure Avenue
Farmers Market8am to 1pm (June 30 - September 1)
Method Skate Shop, Skate Jam
9/4/2009 - Skateboard Park, 59th St. & Central Ave
Method Skate Shop, Skate JamSkateboard Park, 59th St. & Central Ave., 4pm, 263-8463(Rain Date: September 5)
Annual Shell Party Dinner
9/5/2009
T.I. Civic Center - 138 85th Street
Townsends Inlet Improvement Assoc., Annual Shell Party Dinner, T.I. Civic Center, 138-85th St., 6-9pm, 263-3002
Strathmere Ensemble Concert
9/6/2009
United Methodist Church - JFK & Park
Strathmere Ensemble Concert 4PM, United Methodist Churchfor information call 609-263-6185
Patriot’s Day Memorial Service
9/11/2009
Veterans Park - JFK Blvd and Landis Ave
Patriot’s Day Memorial ServiceVeterans Park, JFK Blvd. & Landis Ave., 9:30am, 263-4461, Ext. 245
8/26/2009 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM - JFK Blvd. on Promenade
Family Night Dance Party DJ Jeff plays popular dance favorites at Sea Isle's "Free Family Night Dance Parties". Children and parents are invited onto The Promenade from 7:30 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. for an evening of music and family fun!
Movies Under the Stars
8/27/2009 - Excursion Park & JFK Blvd.
Movies Under the Stars, Dusk
Bring your lawn chair or blanket.
Wall-E, PG, 97 minutes
What if mankind had to leave Earth and somebody forgot to turn the last robot off? The year is 2700 abd WALL-E is a robot still spending every day doing what he was made for.
Ed Vezinho/Jim Ward Big Band
8/31/2009 - JFK Blvd. on Promenade
Ed Vezinho/Jim Ward Big Band7:30pm
Farmers Market
9/1/2009 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM - Excursion Park - JFK Blvd. and Pleasure Avenue
Farmers Market8am to 1pm (June 30 - September 1)
Method Skate Shop, Skate Jam
9/4/2009 - Skateboard Park, 59th St. & Central Ave
Method Skate Shop, Skate JamSkateboard Park, 59th St. & Central Ave., 4pm, 263-8463(Rain Date: September 5)
Annual Shell Party Dinner
9/5/2009
T.I. Civic Center - 138 85th Street
Townsends Inlet Improvement Assoc., Annual Shell Party Dinner, T.I. Civic Center, 138-85th St., 6-9pm, 263-3002
Strathmere Ensemble Concert
9/6/2009
United Methodist Church - JFK & Park
Strathmere Ensemble Concert 4PM, United Methodist Churchfor information call 609-263-6185
Patriot’s Day Memorial Service
9/11/2009
Veterans Park - JFK Blvd and Landis Ave
Patriot’s Day Memorial ServiceVeterans Park, JFK Blvd. & Landis Ave., 9:30am, 263-4461, Ext. 245
Sea Isle City Real Estate Market Update
Five more homes went under contract, making it a total of 122 homes to go under contract or sell since January 1st in Sea Isle City! Looking forward to a busy fall!!
The homes that have closed since the last post are:
8305 Landis Ave, (commercial) asking price $139,900, sold price $75,000
6406 Central Ave, asking price $399,000, sold price $350,000
The homes that have closed since the last post are:
8305 Landis Ave, (commercial) asking price $139,900, sold price $75,000
6406 Central Ave, asking price $399,000, sold price $350,000
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
"Best Beach" Contest Sea Isle City vs. Avalon
NBC 10 is running a "Best Beach Contest" between Avalon and Sea Isle City. To cast your vote, go to:
http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/around-town/debates/
Vote by September 2nd!
Go Sea Isle City!!
http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/around-town/debates/
Vote by September 2nd!
Go Sea Isle City!!
Friday, August 21, 2009
Sea Isle City Real Estate Market Update
We had a busy couple of days. We just had 5 more homes go under contract making it a total of 117 homes that have sold or gone under contract in Sea Isle City since Jan. 1st.
The only home that closed since the last post is:
-7809 Roberts, asking price $550,000, sold price $525,000
The only home that closed since the last post is:
-7809 Roberts, asking price $550,000, sold price $525,000
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Sea Isle City Alert--Hurricane Bill
According to a recent update from Frank McCall, Director of the Cape May County Emergency Management Office, Hurricane Bill has weakened slightly but is still tracking northwest several hundred miles off the Atlantic Coast. Large swells generated by this storm will likely cause extremely dangerous surf and life-threatening rip currents.
Heavy rain with slow moving thunderstorms could come at the time of high tide. Ocean side high tides are at 9:00 PM Friday, 10:00 AM Saturday, 10:15 PM Saturday, and 10:45 AM Sunday. Back bay high tides are approximately one (1) to two (2) hours later. Minor tidal flooding is projected Friday through Sunday. Water in the streets could be slow to drain. Heavy surf can cause beach erosion. Move vehicles and equipment to high grounds and out of harms way.
Sea Isle City Beach Nourishment Delayed Until After Impending Storm
UPDATE
BEACH NOURISHMENT
August 20, 2009
The dredge Illinois is moving to safe harbor in Cape May to weather out the impending storm. Beachfill operations are suspended until on or about August 26th. Once the dredge is re-established in Corsons Inlet, it will then continue to pump sand onto the beaches of Sea Isle City.
Beach fill operations are completed in the north end of the City and has moved downtown from 40th to 52nd streets. The downtown work has been delayed due to the impending storm.
Once operations are resumed, it is a 24/7 operation. The sand will be conveyed via the pipeline which has been set up and extends from the dredge in Corson’s Inlet to the area of the fill. The pipe will eventually extend all the way to 52nd Street. Once the beach fill is complete, it will take several days to dismantle the pipeline. All beaches will remain open during the project with the exception of about four to six blocks in the area of the fill. As the fill moves to the South, the beach behind the fill will be reopened and the beaches in front of the fill will be closed.
Questions regarding the project can be directed to Sea Isle City Director of Public Works, John Manganaro, 609-263-6000 X 3 or email at
jmanganaro@seaislecitynj.us.
Thank you!
BEACH NOURISHMENT
August 20, 2009
The dredge Illinois is moving to safe harbor in Cape May to weather out the impending storm. Beachfill operations are suspended until on or about August 26th. Once the dredge is re-established in Corsons Inlet, it will then continue to pump sand onto the beaches of Sea Isle City.
Beach fill operations are completed in the north end of the City and has moved downtown from 40th to 52nd streets. The downtown work has been delayed due to the impending storm.
Once operations are resumed, it is a 24/7 operation. The sand will be conveyed via the pipeline which has been set up and extends from the dredge in Corson’s Inlet to the area of the fill. The pipe will eventually extend all the way to 52nd Street. Once the beach fill is complete, it will take several days to dismantle the pipeline. All beaches will remain open during the project with the exception of about four to six blocks in the area of the fill. As the fill moves to the South, the beach behind the fill will be reopened and the beaches in front of the fill will be closed.
Questions regarding the project can be directed to Sea Isle City Director of Public Works, John Manganaro, 609-263-6000 X 3 or email at
jmanganaro@seaislecitynj.us.
Thank you!
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