Latest Barrier Island Re-entry Schedule: Access Remains Limited
Toms River officials issued new schedule
Here is the latest barrier island re-entry schedule, courtesy of Toms River officials:
- NJ Natural Gas has completed its work on the barrier island. The bridge will now be open as scheduled.
- Barrier Island was opened to all residents, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., this weekend. Click here for map
- Monay and Tuesday : West Zone Closed to Residents – East and Middle Zones OPEN
- Wednesday and Thursday: Middle Zone Closed to Residents- East and West Zones OPEN
- Friday: East Zone Closed to Residents – Middle and West Zones OPEN
- Saturday through Dec. 26: All areas open – No debris collection
- 12/27 : East Zone Closed to Residents – Middle and West Zones OPEN
- 12/28 & 29 : Middle Zone Closed to Residents- East and West Zones OPEN
- 12/30 & 31 : West Zone Closed to Residents – East and Middle Zones OPEN
Jersey Chuck
9:43 am on Monday, December 17, 2012
I am still curious as to the painted "Alpha"
designations painted on the damaged homes
"E", "S", "G", "O". ????
Thanks
lady4string
9:57 am on Monday, December 17, 2012
how does someone find their car I believe it is in Lavallette
Michelle Blamble
2:08 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
Question for Toms River - how come the town to the north of Orley Beach - Lavalette - is allowed to move back into their homes, and the town to the south - Seaside Heights - is now allowing open access to everyone (whether they live there or not) but Ortley is still on this restrictive schedule? I've yet to hear a good reason for this. Wonder if the media will ever wake up to abuse of power and report on it?
Debbie Bury
4:48 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
I would like to know that answer also
James Higgins
10:48 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
Read the tomsrivertownship.org web site and you can hear the wining excuses from the politicians and control freaks in TR. It is true Ortley got hit harder than most because they failed to maintain the dunes, electing to have more space for beach goers and less difficulty accessing the beach. They failed to remember 1962 or the fact that Cranberry Inlet was an Inlet and nature has a way of getting its' way. Go ahead and read the township web site, it's like two young children arguing who has the biggest booboo.