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Mantoloking & Super Storm Sandy

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Mantoloking & Super Storm Sandy

AGENDA:

•Overview

•Current Status

•Short-Term Plan

•Long-Term Plan

•Resources

Mantoloking & Super Storm Sandy – Current Status

INFRASTRUCTURE:

STATE DOT Project:

• Finished• Working traffic light on Herbert• Guardrails in place• Sidewalks, curbs, grass (!?!)

Mantoloking & Super Storm Sandy – Current Status

INFRASTRUCTURE:DEBRIS REMOVAL: • 26,000 tons to date• Continuous • Private Property Debris Removal (including demolition) under discussionwith FEMA.

SAND REMOVAL/RE-USE:•Army Corps dredging Lyman•Temporary sifting station will be in place immediately after dredge work is complete.

Mantoloking & Super Storm Sandy – Short-Term Plan

Access:

•New Access System in place•Priority: First Responders / Residents•Contractors next

Mantoloking & Super Storm Sandy – Short-Term Plan

Administration:

•Tax reassessment- Complete assessment by Property by March, 2013

•Prepare for Reconstruction: Planning Board considering new zoning req’s based on revised elevation guidelines from FEMA (issued last week)

•Streamline permit process

•Planning Board working with Borough: Resolution being drafted allowing: PODs, RVs, Boats, etc.

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Mantoloking & Super Storm Sandy

UTILITIES (Current Status):

Sanitary Sewer•Over 15,000 lf (3 miles) of sewer main cleaned and inspected•Force main pressurized and discharging clean water to OCUA

Water•90% of main restoration complete•Pressure testing and water quality testing for 8” main on Rt. 35

Gas•70% of main restoration complete•Portion of Barnegat Lane and Lagoon/Channel not pressurized

Electric•85% of distribution grid energized•Areas around Barnegat Lane and Herbert St breach not energized

Mantoloking & Super Storm Sandy

UTILITIES (Short Term Planning):

Sanitary Sewer•Complete the remainder of sewer main CCTV inspection/cleaning•Install temporary pump system at Herbert Street

Water•Repair damaged fire hydrants•Install new services for properties off of new 8” main in Rt 35

Gas•Pressurize and perform full assessment of Lagoon/Channel area•Replace 2” main on Barnegat Lane

Electric•Complete the replacement of overhead distribution•Ensure safety policies remain in place throughout restoration work

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Toms RiverMantolokingPoint PleasantBrick TownshipSeaside ParkLavalletteBay HeadSeaside HeightsBerkeley

Total

Last Revision 4-5-07

75600000

49140000

26460000

6,615,000$

3,307,500$

71,976

3.9%

Note: All numbers rounded, exact costs to be based on actual construction costs and extended cost share ratios

100%

2,820 128,993$

3,307,500$

406,823$ 317,520$ 307,598$

9,9709,3008,8776,880 9.6%

459,743$ 426,668$

9.3%6,679

$9.3 Million

$62.4 MillionInitial Fill of 10.7 Million Cubic

Yards of Sand

Engineering, Legal

Lands Acquisition $3.9 Million

Federal Share = 65%$49.1 Million

State, County & Local Share = 35%$26.5 Million

Municipality

11,90911,550

549,045$ 529,200$

County & Local Share = 25%$6.6 Million

NORTHERN OCEAN COUNTY BEACH RENOURISHMENT PROGRAM

Initial Project Construction

$75.6 Million

Federal (USACoE), State (NJDEP), County & Local Partnership

Overall Project Cost

5.5%3,991

Construction Cost Sharing Model

16.6%16.0%13.9%12.9%12.3%

181,913$

New Jersey State Share = 75%$19.8 Million

Local Municipality Share = 50%3.3 Million

Length of Coastline (feet)

Municipal Cost Share

Percentage of Local Share (Based

on Length of Coastline)

Ocean County Share = 50%$3.3 Million

Initial Project Cost -- $75.60 MillionFederal Share = 65% = 49.10 Million NJ State Share = 26.25% = $19.8 MillionCounty Share = 4.38% = $3.3 MillionLocal Share = 4.38% = $3.3 Million

0.61%

0.41%0.17%

0.56%

0.73%

0.42%0.24% 0.54%

0.70%

Cost Share Breakdown

Federal Share NJDEP Ocean County Point Pleasant

Bay Head Berkeley Brick Toms River

Lavallette Seaside Heights Seaside Park Mantoloking

Federal Share65 %

State Share26.25 %

County Share4.38 %

Share

Local Share4.38 %

Mantoloking & Super Storm Sandy – Happy Holidays