Common Sense For New Hampshire

At least we hope so. The Government Records Council meeting that was postponed Tuesday is now scheduled to be held tomorrow: ———- Forwarded message ———- From: Caruso, Frank <Frank.Caruso@dca.state.nj.us> Date: Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 3:19 PM Subject: RE: Bean v. Borough of Belmar (Monmouth), GRC Complaint No. 2013-39 To: “jbean@betterbelmar.com” <jbean@betterbelmar.com> Cc: “dupont@redbanklaw.com” <dupont@redbanklaw.com> To all […]

———- Forwarded message ———- From: Caruso, Frank <Frank.Caruso@dca.state.nj.us> Date: Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 10:03 AM Subject: RE: Bean v. Borough of Belmar (Monmouth), GRC Complaint No. 2013-39 To: “jbean@betterbelmar.com” <jbean@betterbelmar.com> Cc: “dupont@redbanklaw.com” <dupont@redbanklaw.com>To all parties, Please be advised that the Council’s December 17, 2013 meeting has been postponed due to weather. The GRC will […]

Freudian slip? A screen shot from a Patch story about Belmar’s multiple OPRA  non-compliance complaints:       (Don’t tell them.  Let’s see how long it takes for them to fix it.)  *Fixed @ 9:30 AM.

  The big news is the mayor’s announcement that FEMA said it will contribute $4.1 million to the rebuilding of the pavilions.  This obviously changes everything.  The two new bond ordinances were shelved pending further developments. I will write about it this weekend.

Judge Lawrence Lawson (love that name) is set to hand down decisions today on some of the legal conflicts involving the boardwalk development. He is going to decide on the validity of Doherty’s invocation of redevelopment law.  Hopefully he’ll rule that it was not justified. He is also supposed to advise us on how much […]