MODC Hosts Discussion of Shoreline Protection for N.J.
What if the sea levels rise by five feet by the end of this century? What would happen to the New Jersey’s coastal shore line? The public is invited to join MODC (Monmouth-Ocean Development Council) and NJBIA (N.J. Business & Industry Association) for a free Zoom meeting, Thursday, September 7 at 8:30 a.m. to learn from Ray Cantor, NJBIA vice president of Government Affairs, the DEP’s plans to regulate coastal development based on any rising sea level projections.
Since the DEP’s standards would have significant impact on the economy, its development, redevelopment, and property values, everyone is urged to attend. Cantor will discuss the plans in detail and what we can all do.
To register, visit modc.com. For more information contact Jodi Grinwald, CEO of MODC, at 732-751-8696.
About MODC: The MODC (Monmouth-Ocean Development Council), at 4814 Outlook Drive, Suite 102, Wall, N.J., in Monmouth Shores Corporate Park, is a networking and advocacy group dedicated to supporting the business environments of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, New Jersey. MODC’s membership includes hundreds of influential business, community, and government leaders representing diverse groups throughout the region. The MODC s dedicated to advancing the economical, industrial, professional, cultural, and educational growth of Monmouth-Ocean, NJ. Call 732-751-8696 for more information.