ML072680422
| ML072680422 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Oyster Creek |
| Issue date: | 12/31/2005 |
| From: | Ocean County, NJ, Dept of Planning |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| References | |
| 2130-07-20506, TAC MC7624 | |
| Download: ML072680422 (8) | |
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Major Federal and State Land Holdings in Ocean County Managing Agency Facility Municipality Acres US Dept. of the Interior Barnegat Division, Edwin B.
Brngt, Brick, Eglswd, Lacey 22,626.00 Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge Long Bch, Ocean, Stafford US Dept. of Defense Lakehurst NWC/Fort Dix Jackson, Manchester, 23,042.44 Plumsted NJ Fish, Game & Wildlife (Total Acres - 74,594.71)
NJ Natural Lands Trust (Total Acres -4,106.28)
Butterfly Bogs Colliers Mills Forked River Mt.
Great Bay Boulevard Greenwood Forest Manahawkin Manasquan River Manchester Oyster Creek Point Pleasant Access Canal Prospertown Lake Sedge Islands Stafford Forge Upper Barnegat Bay WMA Whiting Audubon Preserve Barnegat Preserve Beaver Dam Cedar Bridge Clamming Creek Crossley Preserve and Assignment Double Trouble Nature Preserve Hampton Kislow Preserve Lacey Project Area Lazarus Preserve Lin-Lee Preserve Mystic Island Sands Point Harbor Tilton's Creek West Plains Nature Preserve Baptist Cemetery Barnegat Lighthouse Bass River (part)
Colliers Mills Tract Double Trouble Forest Management Nursery Forked River Marina Island Beach Brendan T. Byrne State Forest (part)
Swan Point Veterans Memorial Warren Grove White Lawn Cemetery Jackson Jackson, Plumsted Ocean Little Egg Harbor Barnegat, Lacey Stafford Brick Manchester Lacey Point Pleasant Jackson Ocean Brngt, Eglswd, LEHT, Stafford Dover Manchester Berkeley Barnegat Brick Brick/Lakewood Berkeley Berkeley/Manchester Lacey Lakewood Stafford Lacey Stafford Barnegat Little Egg Harbor
.Ocean Dover Barnegat Stafford Barnegat Light Barnegat, LEHT, Stafford Jackson Berkeley, Lacey Jackson Lacey Berkeley, Ocean Manchester Brick Manchester LEHT, Stafford Point Pleasant FEDERAL LANDS STATE LANDS 103.19 12,667.19 3,907.37 5,503.57 29,962.48 1,047.43 744.33 3,085.51 14.11 6.60 130.47 192.33 15,777.49 261.75 1,190.89 465.00 88.00 20.43 12.50 128.53 2,646.00 1.28 109.23 2.00 0.45 30.00 60.00 169.06 120.90 249.30 3.60 0.12 31.96 6,231.47 114.86 7,881.32 637.89 13.70 3,001.63 12,018.43 166.24 0.23 425.70 0.11 45,668 109,225 154,893 NJ Parks and Forestry (Total Acres - 30,523.66)
OCEAN COUNTY TOTAL Sources:
US Department of Interior, Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge; Directorate of Public Works, Engineering, Plans, Services Division, Fort Dix, New Jersey; NJ Department of Parks and Forestry and New Jersey Natural Lands Trust; NJ Department of Fish, Game and Wildlife, November 2005.
Prepared by:
Ocean County Department of Planning, December 2005.
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Ocean County Planning Board 129 Hooper Ave.
PO Box 2191 Toms River, NJ 08754-2191 (732) 929-2054 Voice (732) 244-8396 Fax SaludngR 0"nnCountY, County (by Munctoalityl wM 8Q o
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- Page 2 of 5 45 46 47 A9 Population Density in Ocean County, 2000 (Map)C-Ocean County Population by Sex and Age Characteristics, 2000 f
Changes in Marital Status, 1990-2000 U Region of Birth of Foreign Born %8 Ancestry Characteristics of Ocean County Residents, 2 000,*
1A 10 Census 2000 Population by Race and Spanish Origin in Ocean County.(U.S.
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'W11 Census 2000 Population by Race and Spanish Origin, by NJ County and byNJ Municipality (U.S. Census Redistricting File)
W k 12 Comparison of Population by Race and Spanish Origin, by Municipality, 1990-2000 413 Household Income by Income Source, 1999 C 14 Per Capita Personal Income for New Jersey, 1990-2003 (NJDOL) 015 Median Household, Family and Per Capita Income by Municipality, 1989 and 1999C
- 4. 16 Poverty Status in 1999 C Q 17 Disability Status of the Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population qt 418 Ocean County School Report Card 419 Ocean County Resident Students 420 Ocean County School Enrollment Comparison
- 21 Education Attainment by Municipality, 1990-2000 Cor 4.22 Ocean County Police Employment by Municipality Housing & Development 4 1 New Residential Units Authorized by Building Permit, by Municipality 1 2 Residential Units Authorized by Building Permit by County in NJ 43 Residential Units Authorized by Building Permit in Ocean County
,Ii4 Subdivisions and Site Plans Approved by the Ocean County Planning Board*
4$5 Subdivision and Site Plan Approvals by Municipality (15 pages)
- 6 Subdivision and Site Plans - Final Approvals (Map) 4i7 Summary of Subdivisions and Site Plans Approved by the Ocean County Planning Board PDF PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF IEXCEL PDF EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF. I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF PDF EXCEL http://www.planning.co.ocean.ni.us/databooktoc.htm 9720 9/7/2006
Ocean County Data Book Page 3 of 5 4 8 Planned Adult Community Approvals in Ocean County PDF I EXCEL.
49 Adult Communities in Ocean County PDF I EXCEL
, 10 Directory of Adult Communities (Office of Senior Services)
PDF [WORD 4.11 Adult Communities in Ocean County (Mao)
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4N 12 Comparison of Total and Occupied Housing Units, 1990 and 2000 PDF I EXCEL 413 Characteristics of Vacant Housing Units, including Seasonal Units, 2000 C' PDF I EXCEL i#.: 14 Housing Units by Number of Units in Structure and Year Built, 2000 C-'
PDF I EXCEL 41 15 Occupied Housing Units by Ownership Status and Number of Units in PDF I EXCEL Structure C 4 16 Changes in Persons per Household, 1990 and 2000 C*r PDF EXCEL i# 17 Number of Households by Persons in Household, 2000.3.
PDF EXCEL 4 18 Number and Median Gross Rent of Renter Occupied Housing Units, 1990 and PDF I EXCEL 2000 4 19 Gross Rent of Specified Renter-Occupied Housing Units, 2000 C PDF EXCEL 4 20 Value of Specified Owner Occupied Housing Units by Municipality, 2000 W ~s PDF I EXCEL 421 Number of Land Parcels and Assessed Value by Land Classification PDF EXCEL 422 General Tax Rate in Ocean County, by Municipality PDFI EXCEL 423 House Heating Fuel and other Utility Characteristics CW%
PDF I EXCEL Q). 24 Ocean County Housing Units by Source of Water, 1990 PDF EXCEL
- 25 Water Extension in Ocean County (May)
PDF 426 Ocean County Housing Units by Sewage Disposal, 1990 PDF I EXCEL 4.27 Sanitary Sewer Extension in Ocean County (Map)
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~Employment & the Economy
-4 1 Municipal Labor Force Estimates for Ocean County PDF I EXCEL U
2 Annual Private Sector Report for Employment and Wages in Ocean County, New PDF I EXCEL Jersey, 1990 through 2000 (SIC-based) 43 Change in Average Units, Employment and Wages by SIC Title, 1990-2000 PDF (chart) 44 Average Private and Public Employment and Wages by Municipality, 1999 PFI EXCEL
.5 Industry Employment Projections by Major Industry Sector PDF I EXCEL
.06 Estimated and Projected Employment by Occupation PDFI EXCEL 4 7 Employment Trends in New Jersey-Private Sector Jobs PDF I EXCEL
- 8 Business and Employment for the Largest Industries in Ocean Count PDF I EXCEL
- 9 Leading Employers in Ocean County PDF I EXCEL http://www.iplannin2.co.ocean.ni.us/databooktoc.htmr/
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Ocean County Data Book Economic Thematic Maps at American Fact Finder Page 4 of 5 Q 10 411 J 12
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- 16 Employment by Occupation and Worker Class 1997 Census of Retail Trade in Ocean County, New Jersey 1997 Census of Wholesale Trade in Ocean County, New Jersey Commuting Patterns in Ocean County, New Jersey Commutershed to Ocean County Worksites by Municipality of Residence (Map)
Commutershed to Worksites from Ocean County by Municipality of Work (Map)
Place of Work by Place of Residence C&4 Value of Mt~. Shipmaents prr Capita The-Amedoan Fasct~inder sysilem at www-census.gav alk-ys 'yu zn iexetiC Us 4ipsiafe or seconyMops for any crf fourve~ka
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- 17 Means of Transportation to Work, Residents 16 Years and Over 4-is 4 18 Vehicles Available by Household and Percentage of Households, 1990-2000 19 Time Leaving Home to go to Work, Residents 16 Years and Over
-0.20 Travel Time to Work, Residents 16 Years and Over C"S 4.21 Amount and Value of Fish Harvested by Vessels with a Port of Landing in Ocean County 422 Agriculture Report for Ocean County, New Jersey Environmental Characteristics 4 1 Floodprone Areas in Ocean County (Map)
- 2 Municipal Land Area, Pinelands and CAFRA Jurisdiction, Ocean and Bay Frontage 43 Pinelands and CAFRA Boundaries in Ocean County (Map) 44 Major Federal and State Land Holdings in Ocean County, New Jersey, 2000 4.5 Open Spaces in Ocean County (Map)
.*46 Temperature and Precipitation Data, 1971-2000 47 Mean Annual Temperature in Ocean County (Map) 48 Actual and Average Precipitation in Inches per Month
- 49 Average Annual Precipitation (Map)
Additional Information 41 Marinas and Boat Basins Located in Ocean County 4.2 NJ Licensed Long Term Care, Assisted Living Facilities, and Other Alternative Living Facilities 43 NJ Licensed Long Term Care, Assisted Living Facilities, and Other Alternative Living Facilities (Map) 04 Hospital System in Ocean County PDFI EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF PDF PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL PDF I EXCEL
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- 9 Directory of Business Contacts PDF I EXCEL 410 Directory of Municipal Governments in Ocean County PDF I EXCEL Updated: September 6, 2006 For more information:
Ocean County Planning Board 129 Hooper Ave.
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Department of Environmental Protection Paee I of 2 parks and forestry links New Jersey Natural Lands Trust natural lands links: hvr, hnfittaq.o h
miurtd iareas j entnleted plants J trA;is I nadural lands The New Jersey Natural Lands Trust was created in 1968 by the Legislature as an independent agency with the mission to preserve land in its natural state for enjoyment bythe public and to protect natural diversity throughthe acquisition of open space. The Trust aquires open space primarily by donations of land and easements. The Trust manages its properties to conserve endangered species habitat, rare natural features, and significant ecosystems.
The Trust invites passive use by the public for recreational or educational purposes wherever such use will not adversely affect natural communities and biological diversity.
Currently the Trust owns, manages or holds conservation easements on over 16,500 acres of open space from Sussex to Cape May Counties. The Trust is established in but not of the Division of Park and Forestry in the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). The powers and duties of the Ti are vested in an eleven-member Board of.Trustees. The Board is comprised of six representatives f the private sector and five from State government. Employees of the Office of Natural Lands Management (ONLM) serve as staff to the New Jersey Natural Lands Trust and implement the polic by the Board.
The Trust recognizes that ownership and management alone are not enough to achieve its mission.
Public education is an integral function of protecting natural diversity. The Trust distributes printed information and sponsors interpretive programs and seminars designed to convey a conservation e for the protection of open space and its natural values. Volunteers assist the staff in managing the preserves and easements under Trust protection Contact Information:
New Jersey Natural Lands Trust 22 S. Clinton Avenue PO Box 404 Trenton, NJ 08625-0404 Phone (609) 984-1339 Fax (609) 984-1427 Email: NatLands@dMep.state.nj.us The New Jersey Natural Lands Trust...
Protecting land such as wetlands, forests, fields, meadows, streams, river buffers, and marshes, throughout New Jersey by acquiring land through fee-simple donations or the granting of conservai easements.
Working with volunteers to manage land for the protection of endangered species and other wildlil through habitat preservation.
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Promoting environmental education by sponsoring nature walks and programs at Trust preserves, sponsoring land-saving workshops in conjunction with other conservation groups.
Meeting with environmentalists, environmental commissions, and community groups to promote tI various methods available for land protection.
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