TOMS RIVER, N.J. (AP) – It just doesn’t seem fair. Bridgewater resident Kathy Gerndt elevated her small one-story summer cottage on Moonrise Lane in Toms River, which was wrecked by Superstorm Sandy, eight feet to bring it into accordance with Federal Emergency Management Agency rules. Now Gerndt has a problem that’s not her fault but will…
Posted: March 1st, 2015 | Author: admin | Filed under: Hurricane Sandy, JCP&L, Superstorm Sandy | Tags: Hurricane Sandy, JCP&L, Superstorm Sandy, Utility polls | Comments Off on Superstorm Sandy victims must pay for taller utility poles
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