Safety issues resulting from erosion remains a concern but also “trying to fix what is obviously a broken relationship' between the city and the NJDEP, the mayor said.
North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello stands near a city-installed bulkhead in North Wildwood, NJ on Monday, May 8, 2023.Drama surrounding beach construction in one Jersey Shore town has stewed for years., North Wildwood and the state have disagreed on just what kind of work the city is — or is not — allowed to do on its beaches in the name of protecting a 2 1/4-mile patch of coast and welcoming visitors every summer.
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