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Ocean County marina owners beg for help to recover from Sandy
Michael Ein
MARINA WOES
Kristi Munro, of the Sweetwater section of Mullica Township, during a press conference Monday with other marina owners, asks for assistance to continue business at Munro's Marina in the Mystic Island section of Little Egg Harbor Township.
Michael Ein
MARINA WOES
Vicky Munro, of Osborne Island section of Little Egg Harbor Township, asks for assistance during a press conference, Monday Jan. 7, 2013, to continue business at Munro's Marina in the Mystic Island section of Little Egg Harbor Township. The owners of 8+ marinas in Little Egg Harbor are saying they will have to close their doors if the township adopts the new FEMA flood maps and they are required to rebuild at the new heights following the storm. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
MARINA WOES
Mark Hattman, of Egg Harbor Township, Owner of Sheltered Cove Marina in Tuckerton, asks for assistance during a press conference, Monday Jan. 7, 2013, at Munro's Marina in the Mystic Island section of Little Egg Harbor Township. The owners of 8+ marinas in Little Egg Harbor are saying they will have to close their doors if the township adopts the new FEMA flood maps and they are required to rebuild at the new heights following the storm. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
MARINA WOES
Mark Hattman, of Egg Harbor Township, Owner of Sheltered Cove Marina in Tuckerton, asks for assistance during a press conference, Monday Jan. 7, 2013, at Munro's Marina in the Mystic Island section of Little Egg Harbor Township. The owners of 8+ marinas in Little Egg Harbor are saying they will have to close their doors if the township adopts the new FEMA flood maps and they are required to rebuild at the new heights following the storm. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
MARINA WOES
Mark Hattman, of Egg Harbor Township, Owner of Sheltered Cove Marina in Tuckerton, asks for assistance during a press conference, Monday Jan. 7, 2013, at Munro's Marina in the Mystic Island section of Little Egg Harbor Township. The owners of 8+ marinas in Little Egg Harbor are saying they will have to close their doors if the township adopts the new FEMA flood maps and they are required to rebuild at the new heights following the storm. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
MARINA WOES
Eric Hansen, of Tuckerton, owner of Maritime Marina in Tuckerton, asks for assistance during a press conference, Monday Jan. 7, 2013, at Munro's Marina in the Mystic Island section of Little Egg Harbor Township. The owners of 8+ marinas in Little Egg Harbor are saying they will have to close their doors if the township adopts the new FEMA flood maps and they are required to rebuild at the new heights following the storm. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
MARINA WOES
Kristi Munro, of the Sweetwater section of Mullica Township, asks for assistance during a press conference, Monday Jan. 7, 2013, to continue business at Munro's Marina in the Mystic Island section of Little Egg Harbor Township. The owners of 8+ marinas in Little Egg Harbor are saying they will have to close their doors if the township adopts the new FEMA flood maps and they are required to rebuild at the new heights following the storm. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
Michael Ein
MARINA WOES
Displaced docks from Mono's Marina rest on marshland, Monday Jan. 7, 2013, near Munro's Marina in the Mystic Island section of Little Egg Harbor Township. The owners of 8+ marinas in Little Egg Harbor are saying they will have to close their doors if the township adopts the new FEMA flood maps and they are required to rebuild at the new heights following the storm. (The Press of Atlantic City/Staff Photo by Michael Ein)
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