Seven waterfront homes
one step from a state decision

A plan for seven new single-family homes on the water in Atlantic City is in the last stage of state review. In its November 4 bulletin, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection lists the application for 1700 W Riverside Drive as complete. Its last review started September 16. An application is not an approval, and the bulletin does not list a decision yet.

The homes are planned with garages, parking areas, walkways, decks, swimming pools and landscaping. In the water next to the site, new piers and boat moorings are planned for the future residents. New public amenities are also planned at the end of an existing street.

The application covers three state permits: a coastal permit for residential development, a coastal wetlands permit and a waterfront development permit. The state received the application June 25, asked for more technical information July 27 and received it August 20. The bulletin does not name a builder, prices or a construction schedule.

If you want a new single-family home on the water in Atlantic County, we can talk through what is planned there.

A state coastal permit application is not a development approval. Plans and timing can change. Written by Justin Kelly, NJ Real Estate Broker-Salesperson, from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection permit filing.