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Agendas for 2018 Tidelands Resource Council December 5, 2018 Agenda The following applications for tidelands conveyances will be presented to the Tidelands Resource Council at their meeting on December 5, 2018. The meeting is held at the NJ Civil Service Commission, 44 South Clinton Avenue, Multi-Purpose Conference Room, Trenton, New Jersey, and begins at 10:00 a.m. 0000-09-0043.1 TDG130001 COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER, Tidelands Bridge-Only Grant application, South Branch of Big Timber Creek, Lot NA, Block NA, Deptford Township, Gloucester County 0102-09-0024.2 TDI160001 and TDI160002 FISHERMEN’S ATLANTIC CITY WINDFARM LLC, Wind Turbine and Utility License modification application, new applicant Nautilus Offshore Wind LLC, Atlantic Ocean, Lot N/A, Block N/A, Atlantic City, Atlantic County 0111-10-0004.1 TDL180001 RICHARD AND RITA MADDEN, New Lease application, Nacote Creek, Lot 5, Block 1259, Galloway Township, Atlantic County 0116-13-0008.1 TDG150001 STEVEN BROWN, Tidelands Grant application, Sunset Canal, Lot 32, Block 619, Margate City, Atlantic County 0205-12-0001.1 TDG170001 LAINO ENTERPRISES, Tidelands Grant application, Unnamed Former Tributary of Berrys Creek, Lots 10 and 5, Block 118, Carlstadt Borough, Bergen County 0300-14-0003.1 TDG150001 NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Tidelands Grant application, Delaware River, Lot N/A, Block N/A, Bordentown Township, Burlington County 0300-14-0003.1 TDG150002 THE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF BURLINGTON, Tidelands Grant application, Delaware River, Lot N/A, Block N/A, Bordentown Township, Burlington County 0501-15-0011.1 TDG150002 293-295 67TH CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, Tidelands Grant application, Former unnamed tributary of the east fork of Oldman’s Thorofare, Lots 21, 23, 25, 72, 74, and 76, Block 66.04, Avalon Borough, Cape May County 0714-18-0006.1 TDG180001 PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY, Tidelands Grant application, Passaic River, Lot 38, Block 434, Newark City, Essex County 1325-06-0011.1 TDG150001 TAKANASSEE DEVELOPERS LLC, Tidelands Grant application, Former tributary of the Atlantic Ocean, Lots 11, 11.02, 12.01, 12.02, 13, Block 60, Long Branch City, Monmouth County 1334-18-0006.1 TDG180001 JASON & CRYSTAL FEY, Tidelands Confirmatory Grant application, Shark River, Lot 3, Block 5210, Neptune Township, Monmouth County 1506-02-0041.1 TDG180001 MATTHEW MARTONE, Tidelands Grant application, Barnegat Bay, Lot 9, Block 211.02, Brick Township, Ocean County 1506-16-0068.1 TDG180001 GLENN A. & ANNE O. HEDDE, Tidelands Confirmatory Grant application, Metedeconk River, Lot 15, Block 945, Brick Township, Ocean County 1512-18-0016.1 TDG180001 MICHAEL WALSH & KATHLEEN WALSH, Tidelands Confirmatory Grant application, Forked River, Lot 8, Block 190, Lacey Township, Ocean County 1512-18-0036.1 TDG180001 ESTATE OF ELEANOR ROSS ABDELLA, Tidelands Grant application, Cedar Creek, Lots 3-10 & 12-25, Block 861, Lacey Township, Ocean County 1524-04-0047.1 TDG180001 FRANK & CYNTHIA MARULLO, Tidelands Grant application, Barnegat Bay, Lot 238.01, Block 279, Point Pleasant Borough, Ocean County 1524-04-0047.2 TDG170001 ANGIE DOSWALD & LISA M. BUTLER CO-TRUSTEES OF THE ALBERT M. DOSWALD FAMILY TRUST, Tidelands Grant application, Barnegat Bay, Lot 238.02, Block 279, Point Pleasant Borough, Ocean County 1524-18-0005.1 SNI180001 JOSEPH JOHNSON, Statement of No Interest application, North Branch of Beaver Dam Creek, Lot 1, Block 364, Point Pleasant Borough, Ocean County 1526-18-0002.1 SNI180001 RYAN & JESSICA ROMANO, Statement of No Interest application, Barnegat Bay, Lot 29, Block 27, Seaside Heights Borough, Ocean County 1531-18-0001.1 TDG180001 ALEXANDER LIU & MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN, Tidelands Confirmatory Grant application, Former tributary of Manahawkin Bay, Lot 39, Block 62, Surf City Borough, Ocean County Tidelands Resource Council November 7, 2018 Agenda The following applications for tidelands conveyances will be presented to the Tidelands Resource Council at their meeting on November 7, 2018. The meeting is held at the NJ Civil Service Commission, 44 South Clinton Avenue, Multi-Purpose Conference Room, Trenton, New Jersey, and begins at 10:00 a.m. 0102-09-0024.2 TDL160001 FISHERMAN’S ATLANTIC CITY WINDFARM, LLC, New License application, Atlantic Ocean, Lot N/A, Block N/A, Atlantic City, Atlantic County 0111-10-0004.1 TDL180001 RICHARD AND RITA MADDEN, New Lease application, Nacote Creek, Lot 5, Block 1259, Galloway Township, Atlantic County 0114-18-0001.1 TDG180001 DOUGLAS & CHRISTINA WEILAND, Tidelands Grant application, Patcong Creek, Lot 26, Block 121, Linwood City, Atlantic County 0501-16-0018.1 TDG160001 BRIAN DINGERDISSEN, Tidelands Grant application, Cornell Harbor Lagoon, Lots 68.02 and 69, Block 13.05, Avalon Borough, Cape May County 0501-16-0018.2 TDG160001 WILSON Y. SZETO & CHRISTINE HZIEH, Tidelands Grant application, Cornell Harbor Lagoon, Lot 68.02 Unit C3, Block 13.05, Avalon Borough, Cape May County 0506-02-0043.1 TDL090001 DEAN & LINDA SHOLDERS, New Lease application, Grassy Sound Channel, Lot 20, Block 1183, Middle Township, Cape May County 0506-16-0014.1 SNI160001 GLADYS M. HEISE, EXECUTRIX FOR THE ESTATE OF GLADYS E. HEISE, Statement of No Interest application, Muddy Hole Thorofare, Lot 10, Block 136, Middle Township, Cape May County 0506-17-0010.1 TDG170001 BRADLEY MAJEK, Tidelands Grant application, Former Mean High Water Line of South Channel, Lot 31, Block 17, Middle Township, Cape May County 0506-18-0007.1 TDG180001 KEVIN & JANINE VALLEN (CURRENT OWNERS); ERIC N. ADOLFSEN, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS EXECUTOR UNDER THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM W. ADOLFSEN, DECEASED, AND WILLIAM WALLIS ADOLFSEN, II AND STEPHEN ERIK ADOLFSEN, HEIRS UNDER THE EXTATE OF WILLIAM W. ADOLFSEN, DECEASED (FORMER OWNERS), Tidelands Grant application, Unnamed Former Tributary of Ingram's Thorofare , Lot 16, Block 118.03, Middle Township, Cape May County 0507-06-0016.1 TDL170001 JOHN STROTHERS, New Lease application, Beach Creek, Lot 1, Block 151.01, North Wildwood City, Cape May County 0508-10-0063.1 TDG170001 THOMAS & ANDREA WARNER, Tidelands Grant application, Former Tributary of Beach Thorofare, Lot 9, Block 2213, Ocean City, Cape May County 0508-14-0023.1 TDG150001 COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, Tidelands Grant application, Unnamed Former Tributary of Beach Thorofare, Lot N/A, Block N/A, Ocean City, Cape May County 0508-15-0031.1 TDG150001 LYNN TRABBOLD, Tidelands Grant application, Unnamed tributary of Beach Thorofare, Lot 3, Block 1710, Ocean City, Cape May County 0510-18-0002.1 TDG180001 BARRY & JANICE JACKSON, Tidelands Grant application, Unnamed Tributary of Gull Island Thorofare, Lot 125, Block 83.04, Stone Harbor Borough, Cape May County 0511-03-0024.1 TDL150001 ERNEST CASACCIO TRUSTEES, Lease Renewal application, Tuckahoe River, Lots 3 and 4, Block 19, Upper Township, Cape May County 0905-14-0001.3 TDG180001 AKHIL & SHWETA KAMAT, Tidelands Grant application, Hoboken Creek, Lot 31 Unit 4, Block 36, Hoboken City, Hudson County 0905-15-0010.2 TDG170001 DANA MELAMED, Tidelands Grant application, Hoboken Creek, Lot 29 (C001L), Block 47, Hoboken City, Hudson County 1506-18-0035.1 TDG180001 HARRY & LOIS FEARON, Tidelands Grant application, Unnamed tributary of Kettle Creek, Lots 75, 76, 77, and 78, Block 270, Brick Township, Ocean County 1512-18-0030.1 TDG180001 ESTATE OF EVELYN WADIAK, BY VERNA A. WADIAK, EXECUTRIX, Tidelands Grant application, Middle Branch of Forked River, Lot 5, Block 226.12, Lacey Township, Ocean County 1530-17-0005.1 TDG170001 COUNTY OF OCEAN, Tidelands Grant application, Cedar Run Creek, Lot N/A, Block N/A, Stafford Township, Ocean County 2013-17-0001.1 TDG170001 HLP ASSOCIATES, L.P., Tidelands Grant application, Tributary of Rahway River, Lot 20, Block 335, Rahway City, Union County Tidelands Resource Council October 3, 2018 Agenda - Revised The following applications for tidelands conveyances will be presented to the Tidelands Resource Council at their meeting on October 3, 2018. The meeting is held at the NJ Civil Service Commission, 44 South Clinton Avenue, Multi-Purpose Conference Room, Trenton, New Jersey, and begins at 10:00 a.m. 0122-18-0006.1 TDG180001 BRUCE SINGER, Tidelands Grant application, Unnamed Former Tributary of Inside Thorofare, Lot 4, Block 203, Ventnor City, Atlantic County 0213-18-0001.1 TDG180001 ERIC & JAIME HAMM, Tidelands Grant application, Former tributary of Hudson River, Lot 4 (C0457), Block 45, Edgewater Borough, Bergen County 0501-13-0020.1 TDG150001 545-547 24TH STREET CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, Tidelands Grant application, Former tributary of Gravens Thorofare, Lots 137.545 and 137.547, Block 23.07, Avalon Borough, Cape May County 0501-15-0012.1 TDG150001 549-551 24TH STREET CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, Tidelands Grant application, Former tributary of Gravens Thorofare, Lots 138.549 and 138.551, Block 23.07, Avalon Borough, Cape May County 0905-13-0002.2 TDG180001 ELYSE GOLDWEITZ, Tidelands Grant application, Hoboken Creek, Lot 21 C003D (Unit 3D), Block 26, Hoboken City, Hudson County 0906-18-0010.1 TDG180001 LIBERTY HARBOR HOLDING INC. Tidelands Grant application, Hudson River, Block(s) 14205, 15807, 15810, 15901, Lot(s) 19, 1, 1.04, 1.05, 1.06, 14.01, 15, 16.01, 17, 19, 21.02, 21.03, Jersey City, Hudson County 1225-09-0007.1 TDL150001 WILLIAM AND CAROL HODROSKI, New Lease application, Smith Creek, Lots 23, 24, 25, and 26, Block 753, Woodbridge Township, Middlesex County 1305-18-0004.1 TDG180001 JEM BEACH, LLC. C/O JOHN & JOANNE B. MOONEY, Tidelands Confirmatory Grant application, Unnamed Tributary of Shark River, Lot 8.01, Block 36, Avon-By-The-Sea
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