ocean city 2050
A community-led advocacy group committed to increasing transparency and trust in local government, promoting responsible growth, and preserving the unique character of Ocean City, New Jersey.
Latest From OC 2050: Letter to Supporters, 1/16/2026
Dear Ocean City 2050 Supporters,
We wanted to share a brief summary of this week’s developments in Ocean City—news on topics we have been closely following that, taken together, reflect a constructive moment for residents who care about the city’s long-term future.
First, some encouraging news from the Ocean City Sentinel: Council President Terry Crowley and Councilman Dave Winslow were both quoted as saying “they would not want to vote on the rehab designation until the Subcommittee finishes its work.” If they stick to their guns, this is great news.
As you may recall, the Planning Board previously declined to recommend the Rehab designation. We believe the Council should do the same, as the Planning Board got it right. We agree it is also crucial for City Council to wait for the Subcommittee to complete its work before making any decisions on the future of 600 Boardwalk. This ensures any decision is fully informed and also respects the effort being put in by the volunteer citizens on the Subcommittee.
…(Read the full letter here)
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