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           Impacts'of Coastal Energy Development
                                     on New Jersey-Is Shorefront
               Recreational Resources and Economy

                                 The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

                                                                      Study Report
                                                           Appendix Volume                3

                                              Appendix C: Facility Impact Assessment
                                                           Matrices
                                              Appendix D: Environmental Change Schedules
                                              Appendix E:  Shorefront, Tourism Regions
                                              Appendix F:  Questionaire Used for Group
                                                           Estimation
                                              Appendix G:  Tourism Response Coefficients
                                              Appendix H:  Shore Municipalities' Attitudes
                                              Appendix 1:  Municipal Data File

                                                                Rogers, Golden & Halpern
                                                                Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

                                           APPENDICES VOLUMES

               Volume 1.     Appendix A. User's Guide

               Volume 2.     Appendix B. Facility Descriptions

               Volume 3.     Appendix C. Facility Impact Assessment Matrices

                             Appendix D. Environmental Change Schedules for Coastal
                                          Energy Facilities

                             Appendix E. New Jersey Shorefront Tourism Regions

                             Appendix F. Questionnaire Used for Group Estimation

                             Appendix G. Tourism Response Coefficients

                             Appendix H. New Jersey Shore Municipalities' Attitudes
                                          Towards Development and Preservation

                             Appendix I. Municipal Data. File

               Volume 4.     Appendix J. Case Studies

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                                                    Note to Readers

                      Changes in the descriptors of five of the six tourism regions used in the study
                Impacts of Coastal Energy Development on New Jersey's Shorefront Recreational
                Resources occurred after final editing of this appendix volume and are not included in it.

                      Consequently, the reader is asked to substitute the descriptors found in this volume
                (listed below, left) for those found in the summary report (listed below, right).

                         Former Version                                          Final Version

                Densely Settled Commuter Suburb                        Non-Seasonal Suburban

                Northern Shoref ront Year-Round and                    North Shore Non-Seasonal/Rural
                 Rural Community

                Northern Shoref ront Seasonal                          North Shore Seasonal
                 Communities

                Southern Shore Year-Round and Rural                    South Shore Non-Seasonal/Rural
                 Community

                Southern Shoref ront Seasonal                          South Shore Seasonal
                 Communities

                      The tourism region Resort Gambling remains unchanged.

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                                       APPENDIX D*.

              ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE SCHEDULES FOR COASTAL ENERGY FACILITIES

                  T3 SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

                     Facility types OIL AND NATURAL GAS PIPELINES (OFFSHORE)          (FACILITY #2A)

                  Change Description                                                  Years
                  No.     of Environmental Change Category          1   2   3    4   5   6    7       9    10  11

                                                                 -------------------------------------- --

                                                                         (I for   Presence,0   for absence)

                  1   LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC, RESOURCE                0  0   0     0  0    0    0  0   0    0   11

                          Pre-emption of land                        0  1") 13    ':10    o    .1 0   0    0   ':1

                  2   LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                      1  0   0     0  0    0    0  0   0    0
                      OF  RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                          Faunal Abundance                              -   -     -  -    -
                          Faunal Diversity
                          Water Depth
                          Shoreline Changes                          0  - - - - - - - - - -
                          Traffic Congestion                         - - - - - -

                  3   LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                     1  0   0     0  0    0    0  0   0    0   0

                                                                        - - - - - - - - - -
                          Turbidity
                          Dust
                          Surface Coverage                              0   0     a  0    a    0  0   0    0   0
                          Aesthetics-Minor  Visual-Ocean                - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Aesthetics-Minor  Visual-Not Ocean            - - - -- - - - - - --
                          Aesthotics-Major  Visual-Ocean                0   0     0  0    0    0  0   1)   0   0

                  4   LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY            0  0   0     0  0    0    0  0   0    0'  .0

                          Noise                                         - - - -           - - -
                          Odor

                  5   INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD TO HEALTH,            0  0   0     0  0    0    0  0   0    0   o
                      SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                          Toxic Substances                           -  -   - - - - - - - - -
                          Pathogens                                  - - -        - - - - - - - -
                          Hazardous Substances                       0

                  6   TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO              0  0   0     0  0    0    0  0   f)   0   0
                      POLLUTION

                          Pre-emption by Pollution                          0     0  Q    Q,   0  0        0   0

                  KEY TO SYMBOLS

                            High Probability
                            Moderate Probabilit-,,
                            Low Probabilit-Y
                            Minimal Probability or No Chance of Occurrence

                                                             D-1

                 TS SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

                    Facility type: OIL AND NATURAL GAS PIPELINES (ONSH       ORE)        (FACILITY #2B)

                 Change Description                                                      Years
                 No.     of Environmental Change Category            1    2  3    4, 5      6   7    3   9    10 11

                                                       -----------              --- - ------

                                                                           (1 for  Presence,  0  for absence)

                 I    LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE                 0   0   0    0    0    a   0   0    0   0    0

                         Pre-emption of land                          0   0   0    0         .1  0   0    o   0    0

                 2    LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                       1   0   0    0    0    o   0-  0    0   0    0
                      OF RECREATION  OPPORTUNITY
                         Faunal AbOndance                                 - - - - - - -- - - -
                         Faunal Diversity                                 - - - - - - - - -- -
                         Water Depth                                  - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Shoreline Changes                            - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Traffic Congestion                           - - - - - - - - - - -

                 3    LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                      1   0   0    0    0    0   0   0    0   0    0

                         Turbidity                                        - - - - - - - - - -
                         Dust                                             - - - - - - - - - -
                         Surface Coverage                             - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Aesthetics-Minor   Visual-Ocean              - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Aesthetics-Minor   Visual-Not Ocean              - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Aesthetics-Major   Visual-Ocean              - - - - - - - - - - -- --

                 4    LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY             0   0   0    0    0    0   0   0    0   0    0

                         Noise                                            - - - - - - - - - - -
                         O@or                                         - - - - - - - - - - -

                 5    INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD TO HEALTH.             0   0  .0    0    0    0   0   0    0   0    0
                    ..SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                         Toxic Substances                             - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Pathogens                                    - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Hazardous Substances                         0

                 6    TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO               0   0   0    0    0    0   0   0    0   0    0
                      POLLUTION

                         Pre-emption   by Pollution                   -   0   0    0    0    0   0   0    0   0    0

                 KEY TO SYMBOLS

                           High Probability
                           Moderate Probabilit-r
                         a Low Prnbabilit-y-
                           Minimal Probability or No Chance of Occurrence

                                                                D-2

                  TS SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANCES

                     Facility types OIL.PUMPING AND NATURAL GAS COMPRESSOR STATIONS           (FACILITY #3)

                  Change Description                                                 Years
                  No.     of Environmental Change Category         1   2    3   4   5   6    7   S   9   10 11

                                                        - - - - - - --                       - ---------

                                                                         (I for Presence, 0 for absence)

                  1   LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE              0   0    0   0   0   0    0   0   0   o    0

                          Pre-emption of land                      -   - - - - - - - - - -

                  2   LOSS IN 'DUALITY OR DEGREE                   1   0    o   0   0   0    0   0   f)  o    o
                      OF  RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                          Faunal Abundance                             - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Faunal Diversity                             -    .;  - - - - - - - --
                          Water Depth                              - - - - - - - -- - - -
                          Shoreline Changes                        - - - - - - -
                          Traffic Congestion                       - - - - - - - - - - -

                  3   LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                   .1  0    0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0,   0

                          Turbidity                                - - - - - -- - - - - -
                          Dust                                         - - - - - - - - - -
                          Surface Coverage                         - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Aesth*tics-Minar  Visual-Ocean           - - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Aesthetics-Minor  Visual-Not Ocean           - - - - - - - - -                     - .
                          Aesthetics-Major  Visual-Ocean           - -                  - - - - - -

                  4   LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY          0   0    0   0   0   0    0   0. 0    0    0

                          Noise                                        - - - - - - - - - -
                          Odor                                     - - - - - - - - - - -

                  5   INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD TO HEALTHs          0   0    0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0    0
                      SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                          Toxic Substances                         - - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Pathogens                                - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Hazardous Substances                     0                                     0

                  6   TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO            0   0    0   0   0   0        0   o   0    0
                      POLLUTION

                          Pre-emption by Pollution                     0    0   a   0   0    0

                  KEY TO SYMBOLS

                            High Probability
                            Moderate Probability
                          o Low Probability
                            Minimal Probability or No Chance of Occurrence

                                                            D-3

                    TS SCHEDULE.OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANCES

                        Facility type.: GAS SEPARATION & DEHYRDATION PLANT      (FACILITY #4)

                    C-hange Description                                                 Years
                    No..    of Environmental Change Category          1   2    3   4   5    6   7   .9  9     10 11

                    ----------  - -- - ------- - - ------ - ------ - - ----------------------- - --------------

                                                                            (I for Presence, 0 for absence)

                    I    LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE                        o  0   0        0    0        0

                            Pre-emption of land                       0     0   0  0   0     0  0    0   0    o

                    2    LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                          1   0  0   0     0  0    0   0    0  0
                         OF RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                            Faunal Abundance                                    o  0            0    0   .31  0  1:1
                            Faunal Diversity                                    0  0   a     0  0    -31 0    0  o
                            Water Depth                               - - - - - - - - - - -
                            Shoreline Changes                         0     0   0  0   0     0  0    0   0    0  0
                            Traffic Congestion                        - - - - - - - - - - -

                    3    LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                   0     0   1  1   1     1  1    1   1    1  1

                            Turbidity                                 0     0   - - - - - - - - -
                            Dust                                      - - - - - -- - - - - -
                            Surface Coverage                          0     0   -- - - - - - - - -
                            Aesthetics-Minor  Visual-Ocean            0     0
                            A,esthetics-Minor Visual-Not Ocean        0     0
                            Aesth,etics-Major Visual-Ocean            0     0   0  0   0     0  0    0   0    0  0

                    4    LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY          0     0   0  0   0     0  0    0   0    0  0

                            Noise                                     0     0   -0 0   0     0  0    0   0    0  0
                            Odor                                      -     -   0  0   0     0  0    0   .3   0  0

                    5    INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD TO HEALTH,          0     0   0  0   0     0  0    0   0    0  0
                         SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                            Toxic Substances-                         -     -   0  0   0     0  0    0   0    0  0
                            Pathogens                                 0     0   - - - - - - - - -
                            Hazardous Substances                      -     -   #1 #

                    6    TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO            0     0   0  0   0     0  0    0   0    0  0
                         POLLUTION

                            Pre-emption by Pollution                  - - - - - - - - - - -

                    KEY TO SYMBOLS

                              High Probability
                              Moderate Probability
                            o Low Probability
                              Minimal Probabilit-e or No Chance ot; Occurrence

                                                             D-4

                  Ta SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANCES

                     Fa'cility type: GAS TREATMENT PLANT                     (FACILITY #5)

                  Change Description                                                  Years
                  No.    of Environmental Change Category           1   2   3   4    5   6   7    9   9   10   11

                            - - ----------- - ---- -- - ------ ------- - ------   !------------------

                                                                         (1 for presence. 0 for absence)

                  1   LOSS OF ACCESS TO   REC. RESOURCE                 0    0   0   0   0    0    0   0   0   0

                         Pre-emption of land                        0   0    0   0   0        Q    :1  10, 0   0

                  2   LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                     0   0    0   0   0   0    0    0   o   o   0
                      OF RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                         Faunal Abundance                           0   0    0   0   0   0    0    0   0   0   0
                         Faunal Diversity                           0   0    0   0   0   0    0    0   0   0   0
                         Water Depth                                - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Shoreline Changes                          0   0    0   0   0   0    0    0   0   0   M
                         Traffic Congestion                         - - - - -            - - - - - -

                  3   LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                    0   0    1   1   1   1    1    1   1   1   1

                         Turbidity                                  0   0    -   -   -   -    -            -
                         Dust                                       -   -    -
                         Surface Coverage                           0   0    -
                         A*sthetics-Minor   Visual-Ocean            0   0            0
                         Aesthetics-Minor   Visual-Not Ocean        0   0
                         Aesthetics-Major   Visual-Ocean            0   0    0   0   0   0    0    0   0   0   .0.

                  4   LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY           0   1)   0   0   0   0    0    0   0   0   0

                         Noise                                      a   0    0   0   0   0    0    0   0   0   0
                         Odor                                                0   0   0   0    0    1)  0   0   0

                  5   INTRODUCTION OF  A HAZARD TO HEALTH,          0   0    0   0   0   0    0    0   0   0   0
                      SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                         Toxic Substances                           -   -    0   0   0   0    0    0   0   0   0
                         Pathogens                                  0   0    - -- - - - - - - -
                         Hazardous Substances                       -   -

                  6   TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO             0   0    '0  0   0   0    o    0   0   0   0
                      POLLUTION

                         Pre-emption by Pollution

                  KEY TO SYMBOLS

                            High Probability
                            Moderate Pre.1bability
                         o Low Probability
                           Minimal Probability or No Chance of Occurrence

                                                            D-5

                TS SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

                    Facility typel NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS FRACTIONATION PLANT             (FACILITY #6)

                Change Description                                                     Years
                No.      of Environmental Change Category           1    2   3    4   5   6    7   a    9    10 11

                - ---------- - --------- - ---------- - ------ - ----- - -------------------------------------

                                                                          (I for presence, 0 for absence)

                1    LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE                0    0    0    0   0    0   o   0    1)  0    0

                         Pre-emption of   land                           1),  0    .:1 0    0            o   0    o

                2    LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                                     0   o    0   o   0        0    0
                     OF  RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                         Faunal Abundance                           0    .3   0    131 0    0   a   0    0   o    .7
                         Faunal Diversity                           0    0    0    0   0    0   13  0    lot a    0
                         Water Depth                                - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Shoreline Changes                          - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Traffic Congestion                         - - - - - - - - - - - -

                .3   LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                     0    0    1    1   1    1   1   1    1   1    1

                         Turbidity                                  7    - - - - - - - - - -
                         Dust                                       7    -
                         Surface Coverage                           - - - - - - -- - - -- -
                         Aesthetics-Minop   Visual-Ocean            0    0
                         Aesthetics-Minor   Vis-ual-Not Ocean       0    0
                         Aesthetics-Major   Visual-Ocean            -    -    -    -   - - - - - - -

                4    LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY            0    0    0    0   0    0   0   0    0   0    0

                         Noise                                      0    0    0    0   0    0   0   0    1)  0    0
                         Odor                                       -    -                          0

                5    INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD'TO HEALTH,            1)   o    1    1   1    1   1   1    1   1    1
                     SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                         Toxic Substances                           -         0    0        o   0   0    0   0
                         Pathogens                                  - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Hazardous Substances                       -    -

                6    TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO              0    0    0    0   o    0   0   o    0   0    0
                     POLLUTION

                         Pre-emption b-y, Pollution                 - - - - - - - - - - -

                KEY TO SYMBOLS

                           High Probability
                           Moderate Pr-obabilit'@,
                         o Low Probability
                           Minimal Probability mr No Chance of Occurrence

                                                               D-6

                 TS SCHEDULE   OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

                     Facility type: PEAK SHAVING-FACILITY                    (FACILITY #7)

                 Change Description                                                  Years
                 No.      of Environmental Change Category        1 .2      3   4   .5  6    7   :3  9    10 11

                                              ----------------------------------------------------------

                                                                         (1 for Presence, 0 for absence)

                 I     LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE              0    0   0   t)  0   0        0   0   o    o

                          Pre-emption of land                       - - - - - - - - - - -

                 2     LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                    0    0   0   0   a   0    0   0   0   o    o
                       OF RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                          Faunal Abundance                          - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Faunal Diversity                          - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Water Depth                               - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Shoreline Changes                         - - - - - -          ;- - - - - -
                          Traffic Congestion                        - - - - - - - - - - -

                 3     LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                   0    0   1   1   1   1    1   1   1   1    1

                          Turbidity                                 - - - - - - - - - - _
                          Dust                                   - - - - - - - -- - - - -
                          Surface Coverage                       - - - - - - - - - - - -
                          A*sthetics-Minor  Visual-Ocean            - - - - - -
                          Aesthetics-Minor  Visual-Not Ocean        0    0
                          Aesthetics-Major  Visual-Ocean            - - - - - - - - - - -

                 4     LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY          1    1   0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0    0

                          Noise                                              0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0.   0
                          Odor                                      -    -   0   0   0   0    0   a   0   0    0

                 5     INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD TO HEALTH,          0    0   1   1   1   1    1   1   1   1    1
                       SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                          Toxic Substances                          0    0
                          Pathogens                                 - - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Hazardous Substances                      0    0

                 6     TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE   TO          0    0   0   0   0   0    0   0   0   o
                       POLLUTION

                          Pre-emption by Pollution                  - - - - - - - - - - -

                 KEY TO SYMBOLS

                            High Probability
                            Moderate Probability
                          o Low Probability
                            Minimal Probability or No Chance of    Occurpence

                                                            D-7

                T8 SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

                    Facility types TANK FARM                                  (FACILITY #8)

                Change Description                                                     Years
                No.      of Environmental Change Catesop*y          1        3   4    5   6    7   :3  9   10 11

                               -------------- - -- - - - - - -- - -- - --------- - -- - ----- - -----------------

                                                                          (I  foe Presence, 0 for absence)

                1     LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE

                         Pre-emption of land

                2     LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE
                      OF RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                         Faunal Abundance
                         Faunal Diversity
                         Water Depth
                         Shoreline Changes
                         Traffic Congestion                         - - - _ -- - - - - - -

                3     LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY

                         Turbidity
                         Dust
                         Surface Coverage
                         Aesthetics-Minor   Visual-Ocean
                         Aesth4ties-Minor   Visual-Not Ocean        - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Aesthetics-Major   Visual-Ocean

                4     LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY           0    0    0  0     0   0'   0   0   0    0   0

                         Noise                                      0    0    0
                         Odor                                       -    -    0  0     0   0    0   0   0    0   0

                5     INTRODUCTION OF A  HAZARD TO HEALTH,          0    11  .1  1     1   1    1   1   1    1   1
                      SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                         Toxic Substances                           0    0.
                         Pathogens                                  0    0    - - - - - - - - -
                         Hazardous Substances                       0    0

                6     TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE   DUE TO           0         0  0     0   0    0   0   0    0   0
                      POLLUTION

                         Pre-emption by Pollution                   -

                KEY TO SYMBOLS

                           High Probability
                           Moderate Probabilit-Y,
                         o Low Pnobabi I i t-)--
                           Minimal Probabilit,.- or No Chance of Occurrence

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                 T9. SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

                    Facility type: NUCLEAR POWER PLANT                        (FACILITY #9)

                 Change, Description                                                  Years
                 NO.     of Environmental Change Category            1      3    4   5   6    7    :3  1@ 10 11

                                        -- ----- - ----         -- - ------------- - - - -- - ------------------

                                                                         (1 for Presence, 0 for absence)

                 I    LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE                I   1    1   1   1   1    1   1    1   1   1

                         Pre-emption of land                             *    *

                 2    LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                      0   o    I   I   I        o   o    0   0   0
                      OF RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                         Faunal Abundance                            0   0
                         Faunal Diversity                            a   0    0   0   0   0    0   0    0   0   0
                         Water Depth                                 0   0    0   0   0   - - -- - - -
                         Shoreline Changes                           0   0    0   0   0   -
                         Traffic Congestion                          0   0                0    a   0    a   0   0

                 3    LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                     I   I    I   I   I   1    1   @1   1   1   1

                         Turbidity
                         Dust
                         Suriace Coverage                            - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Aesthetics-Minop   Visual-Ocean
                         A*sthetics-Minor   Visual-Not Ocean
                         Aesthetics-Majoe   Visual-Ocean             0   0    0   0   0   0        0    0   0   0

                 4    LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY            0   0    1   1   1   1    1   1    1-  L   0

                         Noise                                       0   0
                         Odor                                        - - - - - - - - - - -

                 5    INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD TO HEALTH,            .0  0.   0   0   o   0    0   0    0   1   1
                      SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                         Toxic Substances                            - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Pathogens                                   - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Hazardous Substances                        0   0    0   0   0   0    0   0    0

                 6    TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO              0   0    0   0   o   0        0    0   0   o
                      POLLUTION

                         Pre-emption by Pollution                    - - - - - - - - - - -

                 KEY TO SYMBOLS

                         * High Probability
                         4 Moderate Probability
                           Low Probability
                           Minimal Probability   or No Chance of Occurrence

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               Te SCHEDULE OF EN VIRONMENTAL CHANGES

                  Facility types COGENERATION STATION                     (FACILITY #11)

               Change Description                                                  Years
               No.     of Environmental Change Category         1        3   4   5    6   7   :3        10 11

               -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                                                                      (1 for Presence, 0 for absence)

               1   LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE                   0    0  o     0       0    0   0   0

                       Pre-emption of land                      0    0    0        0  0    0    C.  0   0

                   LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                    0    o    0  0     0  0    0    0   o   0  0
                   OF  RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                       Faunal Abundance                         -         - - - - - - -                 -
                       Faunal Diversity                         - - - - - - - - - - -
                       Water Depth                              -    -    -                - - -- - -
                       Shoreline Changes                        -    -    -                - -
                       Traffic Congestion                       -    -    0  a     a  0    0    0   0   0  o

               3   LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                   0    0    1  1     1  1    1    1   1   1  1

                       Turbidity                                -- - - - - - - - - - --
                       Dust                                     0    0    - - - - - - - - -
                       Surface Coverage                         - - -- - - - - - - - -
                       Aesthetics-Minor  Visual-Ocean           0    0    0  0     0  a    0    0   0   0  QP.
                       Aesthetic Minor   Visual-Not Ocean       -    -
                       Aesthetic:--Major Visual-Ocean           -    -

               4.  LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY          0    0    1  1     1  1    1    1.  1-  1  1

                       Noise                                    0    0    0  0     0  0    0    0   .0  0  0
                       Odor

               5   INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD TO HEALTH,          0         0  0     0  0    0    0   0   0  0
                   SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                       Toxic Substances                         - - - - - - - - - - -
                       Pathogens                                -    -    0  0     0  0    0    0   0   0  0
                       Hazardous Substances                     - - - - - - - - - - -

               6   TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO            0    0       0     1) 0    1)   0   0   0  0
                   POLLUTION

                       Pre-emption by Pollution                 - - - - - - - - - - -

               K@EY TO SYMBOLS

                         High Probability
                         Moderate Probabilit-.,
                       o Low Probability
                         Minimal Probability mr No Chance of Occurrence

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               Ta SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

                    Facility type: RESOURCE AND ENERGY RECOVERY FACILITY                 (FACILITY #12)

               Change Description                                                        Years
               No.,      of Environmental Change Category            1    2    3   4    5   6    7    a   9     10 11
               --- - ----- - ------- - -------------  -- - - ---------------- - --------------- - ------ - -----

                                                                           (1 for Presence, 0 for absence)

               I     LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE                  1    1    1   1    1   1 . 1     1   1    1   1

                         Pre-emption ..-if land

               2     LOSS IN QUALITY 13R DEGREE                       0    0        0    0   0    0    0   0    0   0
                     OF RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                         Faunal Abundance                             - - - - - - -- - - -
                         Faunal Diversity                             - - - - - - - -- - - -
                         Water Depth                                  - - - - - - - - - -- - -
                         Shoreline Changes                            - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Traffic Congestion                           -    -    0   0    0   0    0    n   a    0   0

               3     LOWER ING OF VISUAL QUALITY                      0.   0    1   1    1   1    1    1   1    1   1

                         Turbidity                                - - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Dust                                         9    0    - - - - - - - - -
                         Surface Coverage                             - - - - - - -                    -   -    -
                         Aesthetics-Minor   Visual-Ocean              0    0    0   0    0   0    0    0   0    0   0.
                        .Aesthetics-Minor   Visual-Not Ocean          -    -    *
                         Aesthetics-Major   Visual-Ocean              -    -

               4     LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY              0    0    1   1    1   1    1    t   1    1   1

                         Noise                                        0    0    0   0    0   0    0    0   0    0   0
                         Odor                                         -    -                 0

               S     INTRODUCTIOK   OF A HAZARD TO HEALTH,            0    0    0   0    0   0         0   0    0   0
                     SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                         Toxic Substances                             - - - - - - - - - - -
                         Pathogens                                    -    -    0   0    0   0    0    0   0    0   0
                         Hazardous Substances                         - - - - - - - - - - - -

               6     TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE 01-IE TO              0    0    0   0    0   0    0    0   0    0   0
                     POLLUTION

                         Pre-emption by Pollution                     - - - - - - - - - - -

               KEY TO SYMBOLS

                           High Probability
                           Moderate Probabilit,y
                           Low Probabilit-Y,
                           Minimal Probability or No Chance of Occurrence

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             TS SCHEDULE-OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

                Facility type: ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINE               (FACILITY #13)

             Change. Description                                                Years
             No.     of Environmental Change Category         1    2   3   4   5    6   7   a   91    10 11

                                  --------- - ----------------- - -------------------- - ---------------

                                                                    (1 for Presence, 0 for abs4nce)

             1    LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC_. RESOURCE            0     0   11 0    0    0   11  11  0    11  11

                     Pne-emption of land                      - - - - - - - - - - -

             2    LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                   .31   0   0  o    0    0   :1  0   a    0
                  OF RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                     Faunal Abundance                         0     0   0  0    0    0   0   0   0    0
                     Faunal Diversity                         0     0   0  0    0    0   0   0   0    0
                     W
                      ater Depth                              - - - - - - - - - - - -
                     Shoreline Changes                        - - - - - - - - -
                      raffic Congestion                       - - - - - - - -- - - -

             3    LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                  1     1   1  1    1    1   1   1   1    1   1

                     Turbidity                                - --- - - -- - - - - - -
                     Dust                                           - - - - - - - _ - -
                     Surface Coverage                         - - - - - - - - - - -
                     Aesthotics-Minor  Visual-Ocean           0     0   0  0    0    0   -a  0   0    0   0
                     Aesthotics-Minor  Visual-Not Ocean
                     Aesthetics-Major  Visual-Ocean

             4    LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY         0     0   0  0    0    0   0   0   0    0   0

                     Noise                                          -   -  -    -    -           -    -
                     Odor                                     -     -   -  -    -    -

             .5   INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD TO HEALTH,         0     1   1  1    1    1   1   1   1    1   1
                  SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                     Toxic Substances                         - - - - - - - - - - -
                     Pathogens                                - - - - - - - - - -- -
                     Hazardous Substances                     0
             6    TiMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO           0     0   0  0    0    0   0   0   0    0   0
                  POLLUTION

                     Pre-emption by Pollution                 - - - - - - - - - - -

             KEY TO SYMBOLS

                       High Probability
                       Moderate Probability
                     o Low Probability
                       Minimal Probability or No Chance of Occurrence

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               TS SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONM'ENTAL CHANGES

                   Facility type: COAL-HANDLING TERMINAL                  (FACILITY #14)

               Change Description                                                 Years
               No.     of Environmenta]'Chanse Category           1  2   3   4   5    6   7   a   9   10 11

               ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

                                                                      (1 for Presence, 0 for absence)

               I    LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE               I   1   1   1   1    1   1   .1  1    L

                       Pre-emption of land

               2    LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                     I   1   .1  1   1    1   1   1   1    1
                    OF RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                       Faunal Abundance
                       Faunal Diversity
                       Water Depth
                       Shoreline Changes
                       Traffic Congestion

               3    LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                    I   I   I   1   1    1   1   1   1    1

                       Turbidity
                       Dust                                       0   0   0
                       Surface Coverage
                      .Aesthetics-Minor Visual-Ocea

               4    LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY           0   0   0   1   1    1   1   1   1    1   1

                       Noise                                      0   0   0
                       Odor                                       - - - - - - - - - - --

               5    INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD TO HEALTH,           0   0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0    0   0
                    SAFETY, OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                       Toxic Substances                           0   0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0    0   0
                       Pathogens                                  0   0   0   - - - - - - - -
                       Hazardous Substances                       - - - - - - - - - - -

               6    TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO             0   0   0   0   0    0   0   0   0    0   0
                    POLLUTION

                       Pre-emption by Pollution                   -   -   -   0   0    0   0   0   0    0   0

               KEY TO SYMBOLS

                         High Probability
                         Moderate Probability
                       o Low Probability
                         Minimal Probability or No Chance of Occurrence

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                  T8  SCHEDULE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES

                      Facility type: OFF SHORE OIL PORT                      (FACILITY #15)

                  Chanse Description                                                 Years
                  No"     of Environmental Chanse Category          1  2   3    4   .5 6, 7      3   9    10 11

                  ------ -    - ------------ - ------------------- - ------------------------------ - -------

                                                                         (I for Presence, 0 for absence)

                  I    LOSS OF ACCESS TO REC. RESOURCE              1    1   1   0   0   0   0   0   o    0   0

                          Pre-emption of land                                    - - - - - - - -

                  :2   LOSS IN QUALITY OR DEGREE                    1    1   1   0   0   0   0   0   0    0   o
                       OF RECREATION OPPORTUNITY

                          Faunal Abundance                                           0   0   0   0   0    0   0
                          Faunal Diversity                                       0   0   0   0   0   0    0   0
                          Water Depth                                            0   0   0   0   0   0    a   0
                          Shoreline Chanses                         - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Traffic Consestion

                  3    LOWERING OF VISUAL QUALITY                   .1   1   1   0   0   0   0   0   0    0   0

                          Turbidity                                              - - - - - - - - -
                          Dust                                      - - - - - - - - - - -
                          Surface Coverase                                       - - - - -- - - - -
                          Aesthetics-Minor  Visual-Ocean            0    0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0.   0   0
                          Aesthetics-Minor  Visual-Not Ocean        -    -   -   -       -   -   -   -    -
                          Aesthetics-Major  Visual-Ocean                         0   0   0   0   0   0    0   ap

                  4    LOWERING OF OTHER AESTHETIC QUALITY          0    0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0   0

                          Noise                                     0    0   0   - - - - -- - - -
                          Odor                                      - - - - - - - - - - - - --

                  5    INTRODUCTION OF A HAZARD TO HEALTH,          0    0   0   1   1   1   1   1   1    1   1
                       SAFETY. OR THE ENVIRONMENT

                          Toxic Substances                          0    0   0
                          Pathosens                                 0    0   - - - - - - - - -
                          Hazardous Substances                      0    0   0

                  6    TEMPORARY LOSS OF RESOURCE DUE TO            0    0   0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0   0
                       POLLUTION

                          Pre-emption by Pollution                  - - -

                  KEY TO SYMBOLS

                            Hi9h Probability
                            Moderate Probabilit-v
                          o Low Probability
                            Minimal Probability or No Chance of Occurrence

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                                        APPENDIX E.

                          NEW JERSEY SHOREMONT TOURISM REGIONS

                           APPENDIX E. NEW JERSEY SHOREFRONT TOURISM REGIONS

                Brief Profile of the Study Area

                      The following is a general description of the coastal region in the study area. It is
                based on interviews with the 'county planners, on a review of related public documents
                (Monmouth County Planning Board, 1978; Ocean County Planning Board, 1978; Atlantic
                County Department of Regional Planning, 1981; and Cape May County Planning Board,
                1975), and on the local press. First is a review by county, followed by a brief discussion
                of the probabilities of energy facilities being located in subareas.

                Monmouth County

                      Monmouth is the most highly urbanized county in the study area with a population
                of over half a million people in 1981. The coastal municipalities comprise only one
                quarter of the land, but their density is twice as high as the county average. The county
                experienced a rapid rate of growth in the 1950's and 1960's with rates of 48 percent and
                37 percent. The completion of the Garden State Parkway contributed to that growth by
                making the county more accessible to the large centers of economic activity in the
                north, thus transforming the area from a rural resort to a year-round commuter suburb.
                During the 19701s, growth decreased to a rate of only 9 percent (see Table El).

                      According to the Monmouth County Planning Board (1978), the population is
                expected to reach 890,000 by the year 2000, representing a 93 percent rate of growth
                over a 30-year period from 1970. Most of the coastal municipalities are not expected to
                grow at a high rate. They are almost fully developed and have little growth potential.
                The few open areas are still in Middletown and Wall Townships. Some of these areas are
                protected as parks; the remaining lands are zoned for low-density residential use.

                      Many of the largest towns included in the study area, such as Long Branch, Asbury
                Park and Ocean Grove, were thriving summer resorts before the turn of the century.
                Although a few coastal towns, such as Red Bank and Belmar, still have healthy central
                business districts, several others including Asbury Park and Long Branch have declined in
                recent years, and have a high concentration of minorities and welfare recipients. On the              Z
                other hand, there are still some pockets of affluence such as the exclusive suburbs of
                Deal and Spring Lake Heights. Overall, the average per capita income in the county was

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                                                                       TABLE El

                                                           Resident Population in Study Area

                                                              COUNTY                                             STUDY AREA
                                      POPULATION                                                        POPULATION
                                                           Population
                                                             Change       Area         Density                        Area     Density
                                    1970          1980         %        Sq. Miles    Pop/Sq. Mile       1980        Sq. Miles Pop/Sq. Mile

                  Monmouth         461,849        503,173       8.9       472           1,066          254,430         116         2,193
                  Ocean .          208,470        346,038     66.0        637             543          258,259         388           665
                  Atlantic         175,043        194,119     10.9        567             342          148,708         275           540
                  Cape May          59,554         82,266     38.1        263            '312           82,266         263           312

                $9,674 in 1979, the highest of all the counties in the study area (NJ Dept. of Labor
                Industry, 1981).

                      Over the years, the area has lost a great deal of its original tourist appeal due to
                high urbanization and declining ocean water quality. The racial disturbances in the
                1960's in Asbury Park also contributed to its detraction. Nevertheless, the summer
                population increases by about 100,000-150,000, according to Planning Board estimates.

                      A few new energy facilities have occasionally been discussed, such as a coal or oil
                power plant for Union Beach (out of the study area on Raritan Bay), a deepwater port 15
                miles off Long Branch--recom mended by the Army Corps of Engineers (Monmouth
                County Planning Board, 1975), as well as pipelines considered f or Asbury Park and Sea
                Girt. Realistically, according to county planners, any new energy facilities in the couniy
                will have to be built inland, and no major impacts are anticipated on the coastal areas.

                Ocean County

                      Ocean County is the largest coastal county. It covers more than 50 miles of
                oceanfront. Its population doubled in the 1960's and increased by 66 percent in the
                1970's, which represents the fastest growth rate in the state. Growth is expected to
                continue, but at a slower pace.      Population projections prepared for the 208 Water
                Quality Plan (1978) range between a 646,000 high to a 560,400 low, according to varying
                assumptions regarding net migration.

                      It is anticipated that a population increase will occur along the coastal areas,
                following the conversion of present seasonal dwellings to year-round dwellings. The bay
                corridor between the Garden State Parkway and the bay waters will continue to be the
                main growth area through the 1980's. The county is characterized by two unique forms
                of housing--lagoon developments and retirement communities. Another rising phenom-
                enon is the growth of the number of marinas on the shoreline at Barnegat Bay. This
                represents quite a transformation of what was once one of the poorest counties in the
                state in terms of personal income.

                      The county is comprised of two regions that are very different in terms of
                geographic features and socio-economic characteristics: the seasonal barrier islands and
                the year-round mainland area. The ratio of seasonal to permanent population varies

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                 from 10:1 on coastal beach communities to 2:1 on bay communities (Ocean County
                 Planning Board, 1978). Based on the above ratio, the total summer population has been
                 estimated at approximately 600,000 persons. According to a recent poll of New Jersey
                 residents by Eagleton (1979), Ocean County attracts about half of all Jerseyans who
                 vacation at the shore.

                       The county is relatively active in energy developments. JCP&L operates a nuclear
                 power plant in Lacey Township at Oyster Creek, and had started construction for an
                 additional nuclear facility at the adjacent location of Forked River in 1978. A year
                 later, the company ran into strong opposition from nearby municipal authorities for
                 aesthetic and environmental reasons. The plant's cooling tower, a 550 foot structure (35
                 feet higher than the Washington Monument), was going to be the tallest structure in New
                 Jersey, visible over a   20-mile radius. In additiong clouds of saltwater vapor could be
                 emitted at a rate of 282 pounds of salt per hour which would land on a one acre lot near
                 the tower.     The Ocean County Freeholders came out against the construction for
                 environmental reasons. Finally, the parent company of the plant, GPU, which also
                 operates the TMI plant, decided to suspend construction because of financial constraints
                 imposed by the crippling of the TMI plant in 1979 (Ocean Times Observer, 1/4/79).

                       The Atlantic City Electric Company operates a gas separation plant in Stafford
                 Township. A Canadian firm proposed an underground natural gas storage facility, also in
                 Stafford Township, but the proposal was met with strong local opposition. The concern
                 was that it might contaminate groundwater. Another proposal involved a support base in
                 Pt. Pleasant Beach. According to the Ocean County Planning Board (1978), the county
                 has opposed all OCS development which would conflict with natural preservation goals,
                 and has opposed oil lease sales in the Mid-Atlantic region (Ocean County Planning Board,
                 1978).

                 Atlantic County

                       The County is dominated by Atlantic City which is by far the largest (1981
                 population exceeded 40,000) and best-known city on the New Jersey shore. With the
                 legalization of casino gambling, it has regained its national reputation.

                       The history of Atlantic City provides a classic example of a tourist city
                 transformed through cycles of development.          It was primarily changes in transport

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                technology that contributed to the growth, decline and shifts in clientele, and shaped the
                physical development of the city. During the period that followed the Second World War,
                the city experienced an economic decline simflar to that of many other central cities,
                that resulted in obsolete physical structures with a poor, aged and minority population.
                Between 1949 and 1969 the city lost nearly 20 percent of its total hotel room stock
                (Stansfield, 1978). In 1976, the legalization of casino gambling opened new promising
                horizons for the city's economic revitalization. By 1982, Atlantic City already had nine
                casinos-surpassing projections by Gladstone Associates (1977) and was attracting 21
                million visitors (Star Ledger, 12/10/82). Most of the visitors do not stay overnight and
                the beneficial effects of reduced unemployment and improved income levels have not yet

                materialized.

                      The Atlantic County Plan (1981) projects continuous casino growth to 20 by the
                year 2000, with an average employment of 3,400 per casino, leading to a population
                growth of 356,559 for the county. This represents a 100 percent increase over a 30-year-
                period. The plan recognizes that there are other factors to be considered, such as
                variations in the assumed multiplier effects, growth of other economic sectors, state
                policies or casino regulations, pinelands regulations, and water quality planning that may
                have a negative effect on population growth. The possible scenario of legalized casino
                gambling in neighboring states should likewise not be ignored.. There is a growing
                consensus that Atlantic City needs to diversify and balance development to attract
                visitors who will stay longer and leave more money.

                      The Gladstone Associates report (1977) estimated that on-shore facilities for off-
                shore drilling will be limited. It was anticipated that the maximum impact will be a
                modest support service facility providing an estimated 400 jobs by the year 1990.
                Because of environmental constraints in the Absecon inlet, as well as a      transportation
                network now in place, it was anticipated that other locations in New Jersey will receive
                the dominant share of impact.

                Cape May County

                      Cape May is   the smallest county in the study area in terms of population size and
                land area. Ninety percent of the county is comprised of year-round, rural, mainland
                communities. Ten    percent of the land is on island communities that house 50 percent of
                the county's permanent population and account for two-thirds to three-fourths of all

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                 developed land. Resort land use accounts for at least 60 percent of all developed land as
                 well as ratables in the county (Cape May County Planning Board, 1975).

                       The Cape May economy is highly seasonal, based almost totally on the recreation
                 tourism industry. Ninety percent of the land value in the county is directly or indirectly
                 invested in the resort economy. The tourist business directly produced $300 million in
                 1974. Four and one-half million tourists visited the county that same year. Many are
                 out-of-state visitors, staying in seasonal homes and camping sites.

                       Ocean City captures the largest number of summer visitors-118,757 according to
                 Planning Board estimates, followed by Wildwood. Cape May City, one of the first and
                 finest resorts to develop a national reputation in the study area, is still capitalizing on
                 its historic architectural townscape.

                       Population projections prepared by the Planning Board show 109,170 permanent
                 residents by the year 1990, representing an 83 percent increase since 1970 and 33
                 percent since 1980.     Summer population- is expected to increase six-fold to 624,143
                 persons by 1990, which represents an increase of 11 percent since 1980.

                       There is an Atlantic City Electric power plant in Upper Township on the Great Egg
                 Harbor which supplies power to the southern New Jersey area. A small capacity, natural
                 gas turbine energy power plant is located, for emergency purposes, in Middle Township.
                 There is no available land on the oceanfront for energy developments, but there are some
                 possible sites for light support bases in the backbay industrial areas.

                 Summary

                       The  120-mile long coastal zone is a very intensive, differentiated, and dynamic
                 environment.     It includes ecologically sensitive areas such as dunes, wetlands, and
                 pinelands. The tastes of a wide variety of tourists can be satisfied by the commercialism
                 of Ocean City, the excitement of cosmopolitan casino gambling in Atlantic City, the
                 quietq highly exclusive suburb of Deal, or the historic charm of Cape May.

                       At the same time, the coastal areas off er opportunities f or of f shore oil drilling and
                 siting of nuclear power plants. The region is undergoing dramatic shifts from seasonal
                 homes to permanent residential developments in the north (Cape May County Planning

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                Board 1975), marinas to condominium developments in the south, and old, unprofitable,
                or vacant hotels to affluent casino developments.

                      One common interest that the 87 municipalities share is that they have begun to
                recognize that the protection and preservation of the coastal area environment is
                important for their future development, and they will oppose all energy development
                which will conflict with that goal   In addition, there are state-imposed regulations and
                guidelines that constrain development. Since 1973, the state has been responsible for
                coastal zone management and planning pursuant to the federal Coastal Zone Manage-
                ment Act. While the Coastal Area Facilities Review Act (CAFRA) does not prohibit
                development, it does provide a mechanism to restrict development in ecologically
                sensitive areas.

                      The amount of vacant land suitable for development throughout the coastal areas is
                very limited; demand, therefore, is great. Three types of development pressures have
                been identified:

                      1.    Permanent residential /commercial development on the northern shore to a
                            limited extent, since the area is already highly urbanized;
                      2.    Seasonal residential development and com m ercial /tourist facilities on the

                            southern shore
                      3.    Energy facility development for suitable areas

                Carefully  planned tourism development can be compatible with natural preservation
                goals. Although energy development may seem to be in conflict with the other urban
                activities and the natural environment, there are circumstances where, under proper
                controls and in appropriate locations, such development may occur with minimum
                impacts. Using the information available, the following typology of regions regarding
                the suitability of energy development in each of the area subregions can be determined:

                      1.    Shorefront seasonal communities: Barrier Islands. They are overdeveloped
                            with a limited amount of available land. The environment is very fragile and
                            in need of protection. Municipal attitudes towards industrial development
                            are very negative. There is virtually no chance of an energy facility being
                            located there.

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                      2.    Densely settled, year-round communities. For the purposes of this analysis
                            they will be subdivided into two subcategories:
                            (a)     Affluent,. well-preserved suburbs. Attitudes towards preservation in
                                    these areas are very strong and very much against any kind of
                                    development.    There is, again, virtually no chance of an energy
                                    facility locating there.
                            (b)     Older deteriorating urban centers. They are in financial strain, eager
                                    to seek any kind of development to revitalize their downtown and
                                    bring ratables. They prefer to attract residential /commercial devel-
                                    opment, but have occasionally considered the idea of accepting
                                    energy facilities. However, because of their high density, limited
                                    land availability, and environmental constraints, their probability as
                                    potential sites should be considered as low.
                      3.    Rural mainland year-round communities. Those areas, facing the backbay
                            waters, have much more available land for development and currently have
                            light industrial uses.   Many   municipalities are interested in considering
                            energy development options. Although development is subject to approval by
                            state and regional authorities, it is likely that   in these locations limited
                            energy development will be accepted and will probably cause minor impacts
                            on the environment and tourists.

                              Definition of Tourism Regions for Shorefront Municipalities

                     Definitions of tourism regions have been developed by taking into consideration
               ecological systems, land forms, tourism image regions promoted by the state,
               commercial and industrial development, and a series of housing and population factors
               provided by the 1980 Census. This information has been incorporated into the New
               Jersey Municipality Data Base. The process has been iterative, with adjustment of
               variables and thresholds leading to consideration of new sub-areas, and this leading, in
               turn, to readjustment of variables and thresholds. Present threshold levels tend to divide
               values into bimodel differences and produce readily understood municipality types.

                     A series of concepts describing municipality characteristics evolved from the
               investigation. Population density is a readily derived statistic which describes an aspect
               of the context for tourist response. Population density has been defined for the analysis
               as the population per acre of land for the entire municipality. This uses population
               figures reported by the 1980 Census. Another index is the equalized assessed value of
               non-commercial and non-industrial real property per acre of land for the entire
               municipalit y. This intensity of residential property value is a function of both the
               quality and density of dwelling units.     Assessed value is the proportional value of
               property assessed for real property taxation. This value is determined by the local.
               assessor whose jurisdiction extends over a municipal area. Equalized assessed value is a
               value which is comparable state-wide. It is derived from the assessed value and the
               equalization ratio. The equalization ratio is the ratio of assessed value to true (market)
               value of real property. These values are published in the Annual Report of the Division
               of Local Government Services (1980). The value of a typical home is used because it can
               be related to land values and development levels. Home valueds the median for market
               values of an owner-occupied home, as reported by homeowners to the 1980 Census.

                     Rural areas-have been defined for the analysis as municipalities in which 1)
               population density is less than two persons per acre, 2) intensity of assessed residential
               property value is less than $50,000 per acre, and 3) the median value of owner-occupied
               homes is less than $66,000.       This definition of rural municipalities contains both
               population density and development indices.       In order to be classified as rural, a
               municipality must meet all three thresholds.        Except for Wall Township, which is

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                enclosed in the densely settled commuter subu   rb, all rural communities are classified
                under tourism regions contain ing year-round and rural communities.

                     A central concept in the delineation of tourism regions was the seasonal
                community. Seasonal communities have been defined as non-rural municipalities where
                over 30 percent of dwelling units are seasonally used. Seasonal homes have been defined
                using a series of categories reported in the 1980 Census of Housing. Seasonal homes
                include year-round housing held for occasional use and held for rent, seasonal and
                migratory housing, and excessive proportions of vacant-for-rent housing.

                     Tourism regions refine the Coastal Tourism Response Model by differentiating
                contexts for tourist response to environmental change. As originally proposed, the model
                was to use three distinct * regions.   This limitation was thought, to be important in
                simplifying the estimation of tourist response coefficients. This estimation has been
                done by a group of professionals and experts in New Jersey's shorefront tourism. They
                estimated tourist response in a lengthy list of situations. During investigation of the
                tourism regions and preparation for the group estimation process, a decision was made to
                increase the sensitivity of the Coastat Tourism Response Model by extending the number
                of tourism regions.    Emerging from the investigation were regions representing the
                gambling development of Atlantic City,. the New York City commuter suburb, and highly
                developed seasonal home communities which largely are located on barrier islands. The
                remaining municipalities exhibited surprisingly coherent characteristics.          Further
                investigation showed them either to contain year-round, developed communities or
                sparse population.   These "remaining' municipalities are. named for both of these
                characteristics. Tourism regions also maitain a north-south distinction. This division is
                useful for incorporating county-level census data and Eagleton Poll survey findings. The
                division also follows the tourism regions advertised by the state. The north-south itself
                division did not prove to be useful for distinguishing contexts for tourist response. The
                resulting six regions of shoref ront tourism follow:

                Densely Settled Commuter Suburb. 29 municipalities

                      The densely settled commuter suburb and Atlantic City have been outlined to
                enclose study area municipalities which are developing in response to a particular
                locational factor. Currently, Atlantic City is responding to legalization of gambling.

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                The northern portion of the study area experiences the locational advantage of
                employment opportunity in New York City.            The densely settled commuter suburb
                contains shoref ront (study area) municipalities within the mass-transit commuting ring of
                New York City. The southernmost edge of this tourism region (length of the commuting
                radius is determined by. municipality characteristics reflecting the commuting suburb
                pattern. The densely settled commuter suburb contains municipalities which are year-
                round (non-seasonal home use) and developed (non-rural population density) with access
                to mass transit commuter lines and within automotive commuting distance of New York
                City.    The tourism region is designated as a contiguous group of study area
                municipalities, and all but one of the enclosed municipalities meets the factor limits
                used below in the definition.

                      The densely settled commuter suburb was proposed as a tourism region in
                comments on previous drafts of study sub-areas. In response to these comments, the
                concept was examined through population density, proportion of dwelling units used as
                cottages or seasonal homes, and residential land development as indicated by both the
                homeowner's estimateof the value of his home and the ratio of equalized assessed value
                of residential property to size of the municipality in acres. Also considered were forms
                of commuter transportation to New York City.

                                                                                 Factor          Municipality
                Factor                                                            Limit            Average

                Portion of dwelling units seasonal                          /,30%                11.5%
                Population density per acre                                 '> 2 persons         6.6 persons
                Intensity of residential land value per acre                 >$50,000            $125,000
                Median home value                                            :>$66,000           $67,700

                      The extent of the contiguous are designated within this Tourism Region is described
                in the table, Listing by Municipality of Tourism Regions, in the back of this section
                and the Tourism Region map in Chapter 3.3.

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                Northern Shore Year-round and Rural Communities. 15 municipalities

                      Municipalities classified as year-round or rural are separated from shorefront
                seasonal municipalities by a series of factors which relate to tourism development. The
                either-or test for inclusion is represented in the factor description. An area must have
                less than 30 percent of all dwelling units in seasonal homes or must meet all of the three
                factor limits which are  used in the rural definition. As a result of the overall definition
                process, the year-round and rural tourism region includes 1) municipalities which are not
                Atlantic City and not enclosed in the commuter suburb and not settled with a high
                proportion of seasonal homes and 2) municipalities which have a high proportion of
                seasonal homes but are sparsely settled. The majority of municipalities classified within
                this tourism region are both non-seasonal and rural.

                      Northern tourism regions are located above the Great Bay which separates the
                counties and tourism regions as advertised by the State.

                                                                           Factor            Municipality
                Factor                                                      Limit              Average

                Non-Seasonal
                   Portion of dwelling units seasonal                    30%                 23%
                or seasonal but rural
                   Portion of dwelling units seasonal                    30%                 23%
                   Population density per acre                        < 2 persons            1.8 persons
                   Intensity of residential land value                4$50,000               $30,600
                   Median family home value                              $66,000             $43,900

                Northern Shorefront Seasonal Communities. 12 municipalities

                      Municipalities classified as seasonal both have more than 30 percent of homes used
                for seasonal recreation and are too densely developed to meet the rural definitions. The
                municipalities which are not included because they are rural are below all three of the
                thresholds for population density, intensity of residential land value, and home value.

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                                                                          Factor            Municipality
                Factor                                                      Limit             Average

                Portion of dwelling units seasonal                    > 30%                 63%
                and Non-Rural (one or more of the following)
                    Population density per acre                       > 2 persons           3.3 persons
                    Intensity of residential land value               "7$50,000             $255,600
                    Median family home value                              $66,000           $79,200

                Resort Gambling. One municipality

                                                                           Factor           Municipality
                Factor                                                      Limit             Average

                Portion of dwelling units seasonal                                          11.5%
                Population density per acre                                                 5.3 persons
                Intensity of residential land value                                         $95,300
                Median family home value                                                    $40,600

                Southern Shore Year-round and Rural Communities.        18 municipalities

                                                                          Factor            Municipality
                Factor                                                      Limit             Average

                Non-Seasonal
                    Portion of dwelling units seasonal                   30%                12.9%
                or Seasonal but Rural (all of following)
                    Portion of dwelling units seasonal                > 30%                 12.9%
                    Population density per acre                       < 2 persons           2.1 persons
                    Intensity of residential land value               < $50,000             $63,200
                    Median family home value                             $66,000            $53,000

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                Southern Shorefront Seasonal Communities. 12 municipalities

                                                                          Factor            Municipality
                Factor                                                     Limit              Average

                Portion of dwelling units seasonal                      30%                 62.4%
                and Non-Rural (one or more of the following)
                   Population density per acre                          2 persons           3.3 persons
                   Intensity of residential land value                  $50,000             227,500
                   Median family home value                          *7 $66,000             $67,600

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                                                Listing by Municipality of Tourism Regions

                 Densely Settled Commuter Suburb. 29 municipalities

                                                                                                  Residential
                                                                       Population      Seasonal   development        Typical
                                                                         density       housing      intensity         home
                     Map                                                per acre         index      per acre         value
                               Municipality              County         (persons)         M            M               M

                      1     ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS      B   MONMOUTH            6.4           1.2        107,355         61,300
                      2     HIGHLANDS               B   MONMOUTH           12.7           9.4        167,121         38,000
                      3     MIDDLETOWN              T   MONMOUTH            2.4           1.3         45,069         69,900
                      4     SEA BRIGHT              B   MONMOUTH            4.7          13.0        104,820         58,600
                      5     FAIR HAVEN              B   MONMOUTH            5.7           0.4        140,895         75,400
                      6     RUMSON                  B   MONMOUTH            2.3           1.5         76,834         99,900
           M
                      7     RED BANK                B   MONMOUTH           10.7           OJ         128,866         47,300
                      8     LITTLE SILVER           B   MONMOUTH            3.1           0.7         86,038         81,900
                      9     MONMOUTH BEACH          B   MONMOUTH            4.7          13.1        137,708         74,100
                     10     OCEANPORT               B   MONMOUTH            3.0           1.4         51,505         70,400
                     11     LONG BRANCH             C   MONMOUTH            9.1           3.9        101,177         46,000
                     12     DEAL                    B   MONMOUTH            2.5          21.7        173,213         160,500
                     13     ALLENHURST              B   MONMOUTH            4.8          14.3        119,808         91,300
                     14     LOCH ARBOUR             V   MONMOUTH            5.8          21.0        147,590         83,500
                     15     ASBURY PARK             C   MONMOUTH           17.7           4.0        104,805         32,300
                     16     NEPTUNE                 T   MONMOUTH            5.5           6.7         58,610         46,400
                     17     BRADLEY BEACH           B   MONMOUTH           10.7.         26.9        136,039         41,900
                     18     NEPTUNE  CITY           B   MONMOUTH            9.2           0.9         97,664         43,600
                     19     AVON-BY-THE-SEA         B   MONMOUTH            9.1          21.9        218,912         72,500
                     20     BELMAR                  B   MONMOUTH           10.6          23.8        173,707         50,500
                     21     SOUTH BELMAR            B   MONMOUTH           12.2          28.3        202,088         37,000
                     22     WALL                    T   MONMOUTH            1.0           3.0         17,272         61,400
                     23     SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS     B   MONMOUTH            6.5           8.3        1241@863        58,500
                     24     SPRING LAKE             B   MONMOUTH            5.1          16.6        185,027         97,000
                     25     SEA GIRT                B   MONMOUTH            3.9          16.3        180,796         112,700
                     26     MANASQUAN               B   MONMOUTH            6.0          28.8        1611,753        61,400
                     27     BRIELLE                 B   MONMOUTH            3.9           9.3        105$935         76,900
                     28     POINT  PLEASANT BEACH   B   OCEAN               5.6          27.5        140$966         61,900
                     29     POINT  PLEASANT         B   OCEAN               7.5           6.6        133,265         49,900

                 Northern Shore Year-round and Rural Communities. 15 municipalities

                                                                                                  Residential
                                                                       Population     Seasonal development           Typical
                                                                         density       housing     intensity         home
                    Map                                                 per acre         index      per acre         value
                               Municipality              County         (persons)         M,           M              M

                    31      BRICK                   T   OCEAN               3.2          10.3         58,169         49,700
                    33      DOVER                   T   OCEAN               2.4          22.5         48,071         53,400
                    35      ISLAND HEIGHTS          B   OCEAN               4.1          16.1         77,728         49,100
                    37      SOUTH TOMS RIVER        B   OCEAN               5.1            0.8        44,073         34,300
                    38      PINE BEACH              B   OCEAN               4.7          12.3         97,206         54,200
                    39      BEACHWOOD               B   OCEAN               4.3            3.8        58,251         44,000
                    42      BERKELEY                T   OCEAN               0.9          14.4         18,496         44,900
                    43      LACEY                   T   OCEAN               0.3          19.1          6,675         475,700
           rn       44      OCEAN                   T   OCEAN               0.3          29.8          7,992         43,900
                    45      BARNEGAT                T   OCEAN               0.4          1O.b          5,734         43,000
                    47      STAFFORD                T   OCEAN               0.3          37.7         10,304         45,200
                    48      BASS RIVER              T   BURLINGTON          0.0          12.2             691        36,800
                    52      EAGLESWOOD              T   OCEAN               0.1          91.6          2,234         35,400
                    54      LITTLE EGG  HARBOR      T   OCEAN               0.3          29.9          6,568         42,900
                    55      TUCKERTON               B   OCEAN               1.0          34.8         17,085         341,100

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                Northern Shorefront Seasonal Communities. 12 municipalities

                                                                                           Residential
                                                                  Population    Seasonal development        Typical
                                                                    density     housing     intensity       home
                   Map                                             per acre       index     per acre        value
                             Municipality            County        (persons)       M.          M             M

                   30     BAY HEAD              B  OCEAN              3.5         42.2       246,912        97,000
                   32     MANTOLOKING           B  OCEAN              1.5         52.6       305,247        170,300
                   34     LAVALLETTE            B  OCEAN              @5.0        66.2       395,596        73,800
                   36     SEASIDE HEIGHTS       B  OCEAN              8.0         66.4       377,867        49,000
                   40     OCEAN GATE            B  OCEAN              4.3         42.1         90,411       37,600
                   41     SEASIDE PARK          B  OCEAN              4.7         64.6       283,512        68,800
                   46     BARNEGAT LIGHT        B  OCEAN              1.4         70.1       178,649        79,000
                   49     HARVEY CEDARS         B  OCEAN              1.0         79.6       266,480        89,400
           rn      50     SURF CITY             B  OCEAN              3.8         65, 9      318,063        67,900
                   51     SHIP BOTTOM           B  OCEAN              3.1         61.5       198,126        66,300
                   53     LONG BEACH            T  OCEAN              1.3         74.8       200,363        79,400
                   56     BEACH HAVEN           B  OCEAN              2.7         63.6       199,454        72,100

                Resort Gambling. One municipality

                                                                                           Residential
                                                                 Population     Seasonal development        Typical
                                                                    density     housing     intensity       home
                   Map                                             per acre       index     per acre        value
                             Municipality            County        (persons)      M            M             M

                   63     ATLANTIC CITY         C ATLANTIC            5.3         11.5         95,323       40,600

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                Southern Shore Year-round and Rural Communities. 18 municipalities

                                                                                           Residential
                                                                  Population    Seasonal development        Typical
                                                                   density      housing     intensity        home
                   Map                                             per acre       index     per acre        value
                             Municipality            County       (persons)        W           M             M

                   57     PORT REPUBLIC         C   ATLANTIC          0.2          4.1         4,556        61,100
                   58     GALLOWAY              T   ATLANTIC          0.2          4.0         3,737        50,000
                   59     ABSECON               C   ATLANTIC          1.9          1.4        34,076        62,100
                   61     EGG HARBOR            T   ATLANTIC          0.4          7.0         6,815        54,800
                   62     PLEASANTVILLE         C   ATLANTIC          3.6          6.0        31,236        34,100
                   64     NORTHFIELD            C   ATLANTIC          3.5          1.0        62,089        62,400
                   65     VENTNOR CITY          C   ATLANTIC          8.7         25.0        281,443       74,300
                   66     LINWOOD               C   ATLANTIC          2.5          1.3        57,935        73,500
          rn       67     MARGATE  CITY         C   ATLANTIC          10.2        27.5        533,409       93,600
                   68     SOMERS POINT          C   ATLANTIC          4.0          9.1        65,662        56,800
                   70     ESTELL MANOR          C   ATLANTIC          0.0          5.1           699,       449200
                   71     CORBIN CITY           C   ATLANTIC          0.0         14.7         1,078        36,700
                   73     UPPER                 T   CAPE MAY          0.2         20.0         4,053        65,600
                   74     WOODBINE              B   CAPE MAY          0.5          5.2         2,342        29,300
                   75     DENNIS                T   CAPE MAY          0.1          5.2         1,652        44,000
                   78     MIDDLE                T   CAPE MAY          0.2         21.5         3,843        39,500
                   84     LOWER                 T   CAPE MAY          0.9         33.0        15,907        35,800
                   85     WEST CAPE MAY         B   CAPE MAY          1.3         41.0        26,863        35,000

                 Southern Shorefront Seasonal Communities. 12 municipalities

                                                                                                   Residential
                                                                        Population     Seasonal development           Typical
                                                                         density        housing     intensity          home
                     Map                                                 per acre        index       per acre         value
                               Municipality              County         (persons)         M             M              M

                     60     BRIGANTINE               C  ATLANTIC            2.0          33.6          91,455         74,900
                     69     LONGPORT                 B  ATLANTIC            6.5          54.0        835,372          88,500
                     72     OCEAN CITY               C  CAPE  MAY           3.7          59.4        252,244          77,100
                     76     SEA ISLE CITY            C  CAPE  MAY           1.7          74.6        157,044          71,100
                     77     AVALON                   B  CAPE  MAY           0.7          72.2        124,495          112,400
                     79     STONE HARBOR             B  CAPE  MAY           1,5          78.9        293,475          101,500
                     80     NORTH WILDWOOD           C  CAPE  MAY           4.3          64.8        200,586          4751900
                     81     WEST WILDWOOD            B  CAPE  MAY           1.4          77.1          69,919         33,900
           M         82     WILDWOOD                 C  CAPE  MAY           6.9          63. ' 2     223,591          37,000
            6        83     WILDWOOD CREST           B  CAPE  MAY           6.3          60.1        264,285          66,000
                     86     CAPE MAY                 C  CAPE  MAY           3.o          40.7          64,923         48,500
                     87     CAPE MAY  POINT          B  CAPE  MAY           1.3          70.0        152,124          52,300

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                                         APPENDIX F.

                          QUESTIONNAIRE USED FOR GROUP ESTIMATION

                                      ABOUT THE COASTAL TOURISM PROJECT

                                                   Delphi Workshop
                                                   Stockton State College
                                                   Pomona, New Jersey
                                                   November 22, 1982

                      Shoreline tourism is one of  New Jersey's major industries, as in other strong
                      coastal states. Yet the shoreline is vital to New Jersey's ecology as well, and
                      the waterfront environment is somewhat fragile. Furthermore, many eco-
                      nomically important enterprises other than tourism must also rely on the
                      available coastal land. Facilities related to energy development comprise
                      some of these.

                           9ecause changes in the coastal environment affect so many facets of
                      our society, its economy, and the environment, careful planning about coastal
                      impacts has become a priority for federal, state, and local governments
                      during the past ten years. Your participation in this workshop today is part
                      of one of the nation's first efforts to link environmental changes-be they
                      temporary or permanent --caused by energy facility development, to changes
                      in tourist response, and hence to economic impacts on the state's travel
                      industry. The people in this room ti5day have considerable professional and
                      business experience in their individual fields; however, each participant is
                      like the others in representing a knowledge of and concern for events
                      occurring on New Jersey's coast.

                      What This Workshop Will Accomplish z

                           An agenda is included with this package. The workshop may involve a
                      long day for all of us: it involves completing a questionnaire. in the morning,
                      breaking for lunch, and returning for an open group discussion of your
                      experience with the questions. During the discussion, the group's estimates
                      will be tallied and the totals for each question will be presented and
                      discussed. No individual's answers will be made public. If you are unsure or
                      uncomfortable with some of your answers, discussion may bring out informa-
                      tion from people who are more knowledgeable about those questions. Finally,
                      the questionnaire will be repeated, and you can reconsider your estimates
                      based on the group tally and the disc ussion results.

                           We have asked you to meet and to help us consider tourists' responses to
                      a variety of situations because we have no better way of making an estimate.
                      The information on tourist response that we would need to estimate related
                      economic losses has never before been researched in any American coastal
                      area.  Current studies on tourists' preferences provide a relative scale of
                      likes and dislikes, but they do not suggest how important these preferences
                      are in travel plans, or how preferences influence travel expenditures. To
                      survey tourist opinion in New Jersey would be very costly, and previous
                      experience indicates-that the resulting estimates might be less accurate than
                      estimates based upon this approach, which uses the experience of profes-
                      sionals and a period of discussion. No one expects 95% accuracy. However,
                      the sum of experience represented in this group and the well-researched
                      economic relationships that we will combine in a computer model with your

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                      responses will produce valuable information in an area that was previously
                      open only to uninformed speculation.

                      How to Answer the Questionnaire

                           You will have approximately one hour to fill in about 90 blanks. The
                      questions are arranged in groups.       Each question group begins with an
                      explanation of a situation (related to energy facility construction and
                      operation) that may cause either temporary or permanent environmental
                      changes. We have described these environmental changes in terms of their
                      effects on travelers and their relation to the environmental impact cate-
                      gories used by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
                      These are the categories:

                           0    Loss of access to a recreational resource,

                           0    Loss in quality or degree of recreational opportunity,

                           0    Lowering of visual quality (both major and minor visual intrusions),

                           0    Lowering of other aesthetic qualities, and

                           0    Introduction of a hazard to public health, safety, or the environ-
                                ment.

                           The  situation posed in the questions will also include a description of an
                      area in which the case study development might occur. This description of
                      the municipality provides a context f&r answering the questions. Please keep
                      in mind that these examples are orily theoretical; they represent a calculated
                      sample of subareas to be investigated in the study, but none of the
                      municipalities discussed are now actively under consideration for these types
                      of development, to our knowledge.

                           Finally, the situation description includes a profile of the tourists
                      affected by the environmental change. Visitor groups are defined in terms of
                      the type of accommodations they use:

                           0    Overnight visitors staying in seasonal housing    (owned, rented, or
                                belonging to friends or relatives),

                           0    Overnight visitors staying at hotels, motels or inns, and

                           0    People taking day trips.

                      Their prinicipal activity at the shore is also presented: for example, the main
                      purpose of the visit may be to enjoy bay-related outdoor recreation such as
                      fishing or birdwatching, to visit friends, or to take part in other activities.

                           All these aspects of the situation interact to determine the tourist's
                      response to environmental change. For example, a family on a day-trip to
                      the beach for swimming would be more likely to divert its recreationa           'I
                      activities and expenditures to another area if the beach was closed or if there
                      was a sudden increase in turbidity than a family visiting for entertainment

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                      activities. And a family staying at a hotel might be more likely to change
                      accommodations than a family that was renting a seasonal home.

                           The questions concern the number of visitors in each situation who
                      would respond to environmental changes in one of the following ways:

                           �    Change their location and/or activity, but retain their accommoda-
                                tions,

                           �    Change location, activity, and accommodations that year, but stay
                                in New Jersey and return to the original location in the following
                                year,

                           �    Change location, activity, and accommodations permanently within
                                New Jersey, or

                           0    Not return to the New Jersey shore.
                           There is a group of questions pertaining to each situation. You will be
                      asked to fill in the blanks with percentages, based on your reading of the
                      situation and your knowledge of the New Jersey shore. Some of the answers
                      may be more difficult for you than others, but please try your best to answer
                      each question. Other answers may seem obvious; however, they are required
                      to produce a comprehensive model.

                           You will not be asked how many. visitors will be diverted, only what
                      percentage. An answer of "50," for example, indicates that half of the group
                      would respond to the situation in a given way. There may be 10 visitors of
                      this type, or 10,000, and your answar indicates half of the group in either
                      case.

                           In estimating the percentage of visitor groups diverted, assume that the
                      environmental change   is the only change experienced. The loss of visitors
                      might actually be less than your estimate, because local enterprises involved
                      in tourism could take   measures such as increasing advertising or reducing
                      prices in order- to keep some visitors in the area and to attract other visitors
                      who are less sensitive  to the environmental impact. The economic loss in
                      terms of advertising costs and other measures might work out to either less
                      or more than the dollar loss associated with diverted tourists, or they could
                      come out even. For your estimates, however, these other factors do not
                      matter because the model in which your answers will be used will provide a
                      set of equations to account for this. Although any model simplifies the
                      event, this model will consider both consumer preferences and market
                      response.

                           The  first series of questions is posed in more detail than the later ones
                      to help you understand the approach. At several later points, background
                      information is presented to provide you with available knowledge on the
                      municipality, the tourist group, and the response of tourists to environmental
                      factors.

                           Thank you for participating.

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                                 COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE QUESTIONNAIRE

              BARNEGAT TOWNSHIP

              Consider the Context of Barnegat Township

                    Barnegat Township is a predominately rural municipality located in Ocean County.
              The township's eastern boundary is 6 miles of the western shore of Sarnegct Bay. The
              developed areas of the township consist primarily of single family residential and
              commercial structures which are clustered around exit 69 of the Garden State Parkway,
              and U.S. Route 9. Virtually the entire township lies within the Pinelands Protection
              Area, while the westernmost section falls within the Pinelands Preservation Area.

                    The northern half of the township's bay shore is developed, containing a waterfront-
              residential development and a cluster of marinas and other recreational boating support
              establishments.   the southern half of the bayshore is largely undeveloped, consisting
              primarily of wetlands lying within the Barnegat National Wildlife Refuge.

                    Barnegat Township is sparsely settled, with population density (four persons in ten
              acres) well below that of Ocean County (eight in ten) or of the barrier island
              municipalities. It is experiencing rapid growth, with increase in housing (350 percent
              between 1970 and 1980) well 'above the County increase (almost 60 percent). Almost ail
              of these new housing units were single family structures. In .1980, estimates of their
              home's value by homeowners who are year-round residents had a median value of
              $43,000. The Township has proportionally fewer- elderly GO percent- over 65 years) than
              the- Cou nty as a whole (21 percent).

                    Barnegat Township's tourist    development is largely residential. The      estimated
              summer population is almost twice    the a0zyear population. Ten percent of     homes are
              seasonal homes, compared to barrier -island municipalities in Ocean' County which
              typically have more than 60 percent of homes'held for seaso'ridl'use. The Township's
              shore of restaurant receipts is- low, proportionally less than their share of county
              population. Marinas in the Township contain over 450 boat slips, with a typical seasonal
              rent of $500.

              Consider the Visitor Group Which is Primarily Concerned with Bay-related Outdoor
              Recreation and Stays in a Seasonal Home

                    A typical group could be a family with three children. They have rented this house
              for the second time and will be staying two weeks. They traveled from an area near
              Philadelphia to the shore in their own car.

              Background on the Tourist

                    Tourists stay in seasonal homes, in  hotels-motels-inns, and in the homes of friends
              and relatives. Tourists also visit the shorefront municipalities as day-trippers. The first
              series of questions concerns tourists in seasonal homes.

                    The term seasonal home refers to the shore cottage or summer home. As used
              here, the term seasonal home also includes the winterized or year-round house which is
              held for occasional use or held    *for seasonal rent.   Of those New Jersey residents
              vacationing at the shore in a cottage or seasonal home, about 70 percent are renting the

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               home. Fifteen percent own their seasonal home,     and another 15 percent stay in seasonal
               homes owned or rented by friends.

                     Boating or sailing is a recreational activity enjoyed daily by about one in 'seven of
               New- Jersey residents who vacation at the shore. By comparison, almost four of five
               vacationer's went to the beach or went swimning daily. For all shore visitors staying in
               seasonal homes, about 20 percent can be estimated to be primairly attracted by bay-
               water-inland outdoor recreation, compared to 52 percent for shorefront recreation.
               Others are attracted by entertainment-gamb ling and by visits to friends and relatives.
               The first series of questions concerns tourists whose principal recreational activity is
               boating or sailing. Before each set of questions, the type of tourist addressed in the
               questions will be stated as a "visitor group" defined by accommodations and principal
               recreational- -activity.

               Background on Tourist Response

                     Most travelers take regular vacations, returning to the municipality which they
               visited previously (almost 90 percent of visitor groups staying in seasonal homes are
               returning to the area). The Eagleton Poll survey of overnite visitors      'to New Jersey
               determined that the best publicity for a tourinst attraction is other people.          More
               overnite travelers used friends and acquaintances for their travel information than any
               other source.

                     The shore environment attracts         most of    the tourists in the shorefront
               municipalities, but current information     on visitor's likes does not provide direct
               information on their response to change.    Importance of the natural resource in tourism
               has been studied in surveys conducted by the Eagleton.-Pol I.. INHen- asked to name the one
               or two "things you liked most about your trrp," 67 percent of visitors accommodated in a
               seasonal home noted natural environ mierLf-, 54 percent noted     'ambiance, and the next
               highest response was the 10 percent who noted night-life. for a simlar survey of New
               Jersey residents who vacation at the- shbee,', 39 percent noLted physical and natural
               features as the thing they liked best about their  'last vacation to the shore, 23 percent
               noted atitude and ambiance as the first response, and 23 percent' gave *specific activities
               as the first response.

               QUESTION GROUP A

               Consider the Envir .onmental Change. of Increased Turbidity in Back Bay Waters

                     Dredging activities result in increased turbidity in back bay waters. Bottom is not
               visible beyond a depth of two feet and clumps of water plants are floating on the water's
               surface and along the adjacent shorefront. This construction activity lasts the duration
               of the summer season and is completed before the following summer.

               Questions

                     The categories for question group A are restated as follows:

                     Context: Barnegat Township
                     Visitor's accommodation: Seasonal home
                     Visitor's principal activity: Bay-related outdoor recreation
                     Environmental change: Increased turbidity in back bay waters.
                     Period: Duration of one tourist season.

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                I    Out of 100 representative visitor groups, how many would leave. (or not even come
                     to) the municipality during their vacation in response to this environmental
                     change?

                     Answer A I

                2)   Out of WO representative visitor groups, how many would leave the municipality
                     and go to another shore area for their vacation?

                     Answer A2

                3)   Out of 100 representative visitor groups how many would leave the New Jersey
                     shore completely, possibly going to an alternative vacation activity?

                     Answer A3

                (The number diverted to another   shore area in A2 plus  the number diverted away from
                the shore in A3 should be equal   to the total diverted  in Al. The following question
                groups will ask only the question addressing total percentage of visitor group diverted as
                seen in A I and the percentage diverted along the shore, as in A2).

                4)   Out of 100 representative groups scheduled to vacation at the shore in the first
                     year, how many will be diverted from the municipality the following year?

                     Answer A4

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              QUESTION GROUP B

              Loss of Access to Recreational Resource

                    Using the same municipality and       visitor group, consider the loss of access to
              recreational resources due to the use of    land for an energy facility. The change is- the
              permanent loss of 400. acres of land bordering a. back bay area, including 2000 feet of
              frontage in the area where the visitors are accommodated. This land is pprt of a larger
              block of undeveloped land which is used for hunting, hiking, and nature observation. The
              waterfront land consists of scattered commercial and recreational uses, and is not
              suitable for bathing.

              Questions

                    Con text: Barnegat Township
                    Visitor accommodation: Seasonal home
                    Visitor's principal activity: Bay-related outdoor recreation
                    Environmental change: Loss of access to recreational resource
                    Period: Permanent

              What portion of the visitor groups will b e diverted away from the area in the first year?

                    B I            percent.

              What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                    B2             percent.
                                                        . Z_         I
              What portion will be diverted away from tfTe municipality the following year?

                    B3             percent.

              Out  of 100 representative    group
                                                 .,s,c how many  would retain their accommodations      but
              divert enough of their recreational activities to spend at least half of their vacation
              expenditures (excepting cost of accommodation) outside of the municipality?

                    B4

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              QU ESTION GROUP C

              Loss in Quality of Recreational Resource: -Lowered Faunal Abundance

                   Consider a.broad.chahge in the abundance of water species which fishermen note as
              a 25 percent decrease in their flounder catch.

              Questions

                   Context: Barnegat Township
                   Visitor accommodation: Seasonal home
                   Visitor's.. principal activity: Bay-related outdoor recreation
                   Environmental change: Lowered Faunal Abundance
                   Period: Permanent

              What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                   Cl           percent.

              What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                   C2           percent.

              What portion will be diverted away from the municipality the following year?

                   C3           percent.

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              QUESTION GROUP D

              Lowering of Non-visual Aesthetic Quality: Increased Noise

                    Consider an increase' in noise level due to operation of an industrial facility. At a
              distance of 1000 feet from the facility, the sound level is increased from that of alow-
              density, rural neighborhood to that of a typical urban residential neighborhood.

              Questions

                    Context: Sarnegat Township
                    Visitor. accommodation: Seasonal home
                    Visitor's principal activity: Bay-related outdoor recreation
                    Environmental change: Increased Noise
                    Period: Permanent

              What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                    DI           percent

              What portion.of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                    D2           percent.
              What portion will be diverted away from the municipality the fol lowing.year"?

                                 percent.

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              QUESTION GROUP E

              Visual Intrusion

                    Consider the change -in visual quality associated with on industrial facility located
              one-half mile inland and clearly visible, above a tree line, from the bayi Two structural
              components, a smoke stack and a cooling tower, exceed 400 feet in heighth.

              Questions

                    Context: Barnegat Township
                    Visitor accommodation: Sea'sonaf home
                    Visitor's principal activity: Bay-related outdoor recreation
                    Environmental change: Visual intrusion
                    Period: Permanent

              What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                    El            per  cent.

              What portion of the visitor  groups wi I I be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                    E2             percent.

              What portion will  be diverted away from the municipality the following year?

                    E3             percent.

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              QUESTION GROUP F

              Combination of Environmental Changes

                    Consider the visitor group response to the combined impact of three of the changes
              described above. An energy facility is placed in Barnegat Township along the back bay.
              The facility occupies 400 acres whichare no longer available for recreational activities.
              Noise is evident in bay areas near the facility. Structural components are evident, above
              the tree line, for a larger portion of the bay.

              Questions

                    Context: Barnegat Township
                    Visitor accommodation: Seasonal home
                    Visitor's principal activity: Bay-related outdoor recreation
                    Environmental change: Loss of access to recreational resource
                                            Noise
                    Period: Permanent       Visual intrusion

              What  portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the Grea in the first year?

                    Fl           percent.

              What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?
                    F2           percent.

              What portion will be diverted away fro M_ th%e municipality the following year?
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                    F3           percent.

              What portion wi I I be diverted away to. another shore area the following year.

                    F4           percent.

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              QUESTION GROUP G

              Consider the visitor group which is primarily concerned with bay-related and land-
              related outdoor recreation and on a day trip to the area.

                    A typical group could be a family with one or more children. They have driven
              from the Philadelphia area for the day. They intend to use the bay for boating and
              fishing. Typical recreational activities for back bay areas in New Jersey which we have
              inciuded in bay-water-land related recreational activities include boating, sailing,
              fishing, hunting, land sports, and nature observation.

              Background or- Tourist Response

                    Over half of day visitor    groups reaching Cape May and Atlantic County shore
              recreation areas during the summer season travel from 30 to 75 miles from their home.
              Between 30 and 40 percent travel greater distances. About three out of four of these
              groups are return visitors. At least four out of five day trippers to thei area will make at
              least one more trip during the summer season. 'Most daytrippers note some-aspect of
              ambiance aswhat they liked most about their trip. Other major factors noted by day
              travelers include natural environment and.amusement (amusement not including night
              life).

              Consider the Environmental change of Increased Turbidity in Back Bay Waters

                    Using the same area context and this new visitor type-, consider dredging activities
              which result in increased turbidity in. back bay waters4 Bottom is -not visible beyond a
              depth of 2', and floating substances are pr6sent on the waterrs sufa6e and along the'
              adjacent shorefront areas. This constrfictLen activity lasts the duration of the summer
              season and is completed before the following summer.

              Questions

                    Context: Barnegat Township
                    Visitor accommodation: Day tripper
                    Visitor's principal activity: Say and land related outdoor recreation
                    Environmental change: Increased turbidity in back bay waters.
                    Period: Duration of one tourist season.

              What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in   the first year?

                    GI           percent.

              What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                    G2           percent.

              What portion will be diverted away from the municipality the following year?

                    G3           percent.

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              QUESTION GROUP H

              Combination of Environmental Changes
                    Consider' the combined impact of    three changes. An" energy facility is placed in
              Barnegat Township along the back bay. The facility occupies 400 acres which are no
              longer available for recreational activities. Noise is evident in bay areas near the
              facility. Structural components are evident, above the tree line, for a larger portion of
              the bay.

              Questions

                    Context: Barnegat Township
                    Visitor accommodation: Day tripper
                    Visitor's principal activity: Bay and land-related outdoor recreation.
                    Environmental change: Loss of access to recreational resource
                                            Noise
                                            Visual intrusion
                    Period: Permanent

              What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                    Hl            percent.

              What portion of the visitorgroups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                    H2            percent.
              What portion will be diverted away from the=rnunicip@lity the following year?

                    H3            percent.

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               MANASQUAN BOROUGH

               Consider the Context of Manasquan Borough

                     Manasquan is a densely developed municipality located on the southern end of the
               headlands that comprise the oceanshore in Monmouth County. It is not located on a
               barrier island, but is situated on the north side of Manasquan inlet where the Manasquan
               River flows into the Atlantic Ocean. The Borough has over a mile of Ocean frontage and
               almost two miles of river frontage. A boardwalk, commercial structures, and high-
               density residential structures have been built along the waterfront. The river shore has
               over 100 marina slips with a typical seasonal rent of $550.

                     Manasquan Borough's level of development is suggested in high population density
               (six persons per acre) which is almost four times that of Monmouth County as a whole.
               The rate of development has been limited, with housing growing only eight percent in the
               period between 1970 and 1980.       Most year-round families own their own home (73
               percent) and estimated their home value at $61,000 in 1980. Almost 30 percent of all
               housing units are used as seasonal homes. Summer season population is almost twice the
               year-round population.

                     The presence of boardwalk and its tourism-related retail establishments is shown in
               that Manasquan's shore of total Monmouth County restaurant receipts exceeds its
               proportional share of total county populafion. Conversely, the borough's shore of total
               county amusement receipts is less than its share of total county population. Amost
               fourteen percent of real property value is commercial, and very little is classified
               industrial.

               Consider the Visitor Groups Which is Primarily Concerned with Night-Life Entertainment
               and Stays in a Seasonal Home.

                     A typical group could be a couple with one teenage child. They' have rented this
               seasonal home several times and will be staying one week. They traveled over 40 miles
               in their own car to arrive at the home.

               QUESTION GROUP A

               Consider the Environmental Change of Pre-Emption of a Recreational Resource by
               Pollution

                     PRE-EMPTION BY POLLUTION: Malfunction of an energy facility results in a spill
               of 10,000 barrels of crude oil. The spill covers 2500 acres of water. The spill washes
               up along approximately 2 miles of beach during the early part of the summer season.
               The affected beach area is unusable the remainder of the season due to clean-up
               operations. By the beginning of the following summer season virtually all visible traces
               of the oil have been removed.

               Questions

                     The categories for question group A are restated as follows:

                     Context: Manasquan Borough
                     Visitor's accommodation: Seasonal Home
                     Visitor's principal activity: Entertainment

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                     Environmental change: Pre-emption of resource by Pollution
                     Period: Duration of one tourist season.

               1)    Out of 100 representative visitor groups, how many would leave (or not even come
                     to) the municipality during their vacation in response to this environmental
                     change?

                     Answer A I

               2)    Out of 100 representative visitor groups, how many would leave the municipality
                     and go to another shore area for their vacation?

                     Answer A2

               3)    Out of 100 representative visitor groups how many would leave the New Jersey
                     shore completely, possibly going to an alternative vacation activity?

                     Answer A3

               (The  number diverted to another shore area in A2 plus the number diverted away from
               the shore in A3 should be equal to the total diverted in Al. The following question
               groups will ask only the question addressing total percentage of visitor group diverted as
               seen in A I and the percentage diverted alofig the shore, as in A2).

               4)    Out of 100 representative groups scheduled to vacation at the shore in the first
                     year, how many will be diverted from the municipality the following year?

                     Answer A4

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             QUESTION GROUP B

             Consider the Environmental Change of Pre-Emption of a Recreational           Resource by
             Pollution

                   PRE-EMPTION BY POLLUTION: Malfunction of an energy facility results in a spill
             of 10,000 barrels of crude oil. The spill covers 2500 acres of water. The spill washes
             up. along approximately 2 miles of beach during the early part of the summer season.
             The affected beach area is unusable the remainder of the season due to clean-up
             operations. By the beginning of the following summer season virtually all visible traces
             of the oil have been removed.

             Questions

                   The categories. for question group A are restated as follows:

                   Context: Manasquan Borough
                   Visitor's accommodation: Seasonal Home
                   Visitor's principal activity: Shorefront Recreation
                   Environmental change: Pre-emption of resource by Pollution
                    eriod: Duration of one tourist season.

             What portion of the visitor groups will be (iverted away from the area in'the first year?

                   B I           percent.
             What portion of the visitor groups will be diveirted to another shore area the first y@ar?

                   B2            percent.
             What portion will be diverted away from* the municipality the foll'owing year?

                   B3            percent.

             Out of 100 representative     groups,..- how many would rdtain   their accommodat ions but
             divert enough of their recreatiorial activities to spend at least half of their. vacation
             expenditures (excepting cost of accommodation) outside of the municipality?

                   B4

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          Consider the Visitor. Group Which Is Primarily Concerned- with Shorefront Recreation and
          Stays in a Seasonal Home

                A typical group could be a family with three children.    They have rented this house
          for the second time and will'be staying two weeks. They         traveled from an area near
          Philadelphia to the shore in their own car.

          Background on the Tourist

                    Swimming and sunbathing at the beach are the recreational activities is enganged
               in by 90% of all New Jersey residents visiting the shore who stay overnight. Similarly,
               approximately 80% of the overnight visitors to the shore participate in walking,
               shopping, and enjoying boardwalk and amusement attractions. In addition, the Eagleton
               Poll shows that most overnight visitors indicate the characteristics of the natural
               environment are what they liked most about their trips. Indications are that similar
               recreation activity demand patterns and perceptions are held by day visitors. The
               following series of questions concerns tourists whose principal recreation activities are
               swimming, sunbathing, visiting boardwalk or amusement attractions, and walking on the
               beach. Before each set of questions, the type of tourist addressed in the questions will
               be stated as visitor type defined by accommodations and recreational activity.

               Background on TourW Response

                     Most travelers take regular vocations, returning to the municipality    which they
               visited previously (almost 90 percent of vis-itor groups staying in seasonal homes are
               returning to the area). The Eagleton PcJ+ survey of overnite visitors to New Jersey
               determined that the best publicity for a tourinst attraction is other people.        More.
               overnite travelers used friends and acqGairitdnces for their travel information than any
               other source.

                     The shore environment attracts most of the tourists in the shorefront municipali-
               ties, but current information on visitor's likes does not provide direct information on
               their response to change. Importance of the natural resource in tourism has been studied
               in surveys conducted by the Eagleton 'Doll. WHen asked to name the one or two "things
               you liked most about your trip," 67 percent of visitors accommodated in a seasonal home
               noted natural environment, 54 percent noted ambiance, and the next highest response
               was the 10 percent who noted night-life. for a simlar survey of New Jersey residents
               who vacation at the shore, 39 percent noted physical and natural features as the thing
               they liked best about their last vacation to the shore, 23 percent noted atitude and
               ambiance as the first response, and 23 percent. gave specific activities as the first
               response.

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                QUESTION GROUP C

                Aesthetics-Major Visual Intrusion on the Oceanfront

                      Consider the main structural components of the facility being visible over a two
                mile length of beach. The visible structures are slender metalllic projections over 100' in
                heigth that intrude upon an existing skyline of low to medium rise (up to 4' stories)
                residential and resort commercial structures. The facility conducts occassional flaring
                and venting of gaseous wastes, and due to its continuous operation, it remains lighted
                during nightime hours.

                Questions

                      Context: Manasquan Borouqh
                      Visitor accommodation: Seasonal home
                      Visitor's prinicipal activity: Shorefront Recreation
                      Environmental change: Major Visual Intrusion on the Oceanfront
                      Period: Permanent

                What portion of the visitor groups wi I I be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                      Cl            percent.
                What portion of the visitor groups wi 11. be diverted to another shore area the f irst. year?
                      C2            percent.
                What portion will be diverted away from ihe municipality the following year`@.
                      C3            percent.

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          QUESTION GROUP D

          Hazardous Substances

               The operation of an energy facility results in the use   and storage  on-site of
          materials whose accidental release into the adjacent surface waters could have a
          significant adverse impact on aquatic plant.and animal species.

          Questiom

               Context: Manasquan Borough.
               Visitor accommodation: Seasonal home
               Visitor's prinicipai activity: Shorefront Recreation
               Environmental change: Hazardous Substances.
               Period: Permanent

          What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first yecr?

                            percent.
          What pcrtion.of the visitor groups will be diverted to* another s@ore area the first yeci?

                            percent.

          What portion will be diverted away from the municipality the fol lowing, year?

               D3           percent..

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         QUESTION GROUP E

         Odor

               The operation of an energy facility results in the intermittent release of chemical'
         odors from a site. These odors are carried downwind to a nearby (approximately I mile)
         shorefront recreational area (i.e., a public beach with an adjacent boardwalk with
         amusements). Odors are perceptible along the shorefront area approximately once a
         week@.depending upon the prevailing winds.

         Questions

               Context: Manasquan Borough
               Visitor accommodation: Seasonal home
               Visitor's principal activity: Shorefro'nt Recreation
               Environmental change: Increased odor
               Period: Permanent

         What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

               El           percent.
         What portion of the-visitor groups will bo! diverted to another shore area the first year?

               E2           percent.
         What portion will be diverted away from.the Municipality the foil ow ing year?

               E3           percent.

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          GL=ON GROUP F

          Turbidity

                Dredging in an adjacent navigation channel     so as to accomodate barges of deeper
          draft results in an increase in turbidity along an adjacent public beach located down the
          littoral drift from the dredging site. The dredging activities last approximately 2 months
          during July and August. In addition, biomass materials(i.e., wood, seaweed) stirred up by
          the hydraulic dredging collects along the beach. Approximately one half mile of beach
          is affected.

          Questions

                Context: Manasquan Borough
                Visitor accommodation: Seasonal home
                Visitor's Principal activity: Shoret@ont Recreation
                Environmental change: Increased turbidity
                -Period: Temporary

          What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                FI            percent.

          What portion of the visitor- groups will be diverted..to another shore.ar.ea the first ??,ar?

                F2            percent.
          What portion will be diverted away from the municipality the folf@wing year?

                F3            percent.

          What portion wi I I - be diverted away- to another shore area the fol lowing year.

                F4            percent.

                                                       F-18

          QUEsnQN GR0,1UP G
           Consider the Visitor Group Which k Primarily Concernedvkth'51horefront Recreceion dnd.
          on a day trio--to the ar&.

                A typical group could be a@ family  with one or more children.

           Consider the Environmental Change of     Pre-Emption of a Recreational Resource by
           Pollution

                 PRE-EMPTION BY POLLUTION: Malfunction of an energy facility results in a spill
           of 10,000 barrels of crude oil. The spill covers 2500 acres of water. The spill washes
           up. along approximately 2 miles of beach during the early part of the summer season.
           The affected beach area is unusable the remainder of the season due to clean-up
           operations. By the beginning of the following summer season virtually all visible traces
           of the oi I have been removed.

           Questions

                 The categories for question group A are restated as follows:

                 Context: Manasquan Borough
                 Visitor's accommodation: Day trippee
                 Visitor's principal activity: Shorefront F@ r4ation-_
                 Environmental change: Pre-emption of-resource by Pollution
                 Period: Duration of one tourist season.

           What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in'the first year?

                 G I          percent.

           What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore arec the first year?
                 G2           percent.

           What portion will be diverted away from the. municipality the following year?

                 G3           percent.

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      QUESTION GROUP H
    0dor

            The operation of an energy facility results in the intermittent release  of chemical
      odors; from a site. These odors are carried downwind to a nearby (approximately 1 mile)
      shorefront recreational area (i.e., a public beach with an adjacent boardwalk with
      amusements). Odors are perceptible along the shorefront area approximately once a
      week depending upon the prevailing winds.

      Questions

            Context: Manasquan Borough
            Visitor accommodation: Day tripper
            Visitor's principal actvity: Shorefront  Recreation
            Environmental change: Increased odor
            Period: Permanent

      What portion of visitor groups will be diverted. away from the area. in the first year?

                    HI   percent
        What  portion of the -visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

            H2           percent.
       What portion will be diverted- away from the municipality the following year?

                         percent.

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            QUESTION GROUP I

            Combination of Environmental Changes

                  Consider   the visitor- group response to  combined- impacts related to an energy
            facility on the  back bay shore. The facility    occupies 400 acres which are no longer
            available f *or outdoor recreation.    Odor is   evident in bay areas near the facility.
            Structural components are evident, above the tree line, for a larger portion of the bay.
            The public has information on the storage of hazardous chemicals at the facility.

            Questions

                  Context:  Manasquan Borough
                  Visitor accommodation: Day tripper
                  Visitor's principal activity:- Shorefront Recreation
                  Environmental change: Combined
                  Period: Permanent

            What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                                  percent.

            What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                                  percent.
            What portion will be diverted away from the -mun  -icipality the fo'llowing@ year?

                    13            percent.

            Out of 100 representative    groups, how rrmny @mould retain th@ii accommodations but
            divert enough of their recreational activities to spend at least half of their vacation
            expenditures (excepting cost of accommodation) outside of the municipality?

                    14

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               UPPER TOWNSHIP

               Consider the Context of Upper Township

                     Upper Township is a predominately -rural municipality located in Cape May County-
               Consider here the portion of the Township near and along the western shore of Pecks Bay
               and the southern shore of Great Egg Harbor.
                     Upper Township has a low population density (two persons in ten acres). It is
               experiencing rapid growth, with increase in housing (84 percent between 1970 and 1980)
               well above the County increase. In 1980, estimates of their home's value by homeowners
               who are year-round residents had a median value of $66,000.          The Township has
               proportionally fewer elderly (13 percent over 65 years) than the County as a whole.

                     Upper Township's tourist development is largely residential.       The estimated
               summer population is over twice the all-year population. Twenty percent of homes are
               seasonal homes, compared to barrier island municipalities in Cape May County which
               typically have more than 60 percent held for seasonal use. The Township's share of
               restaurant receipts is low, proportionally less than their shore of county population.
               Marinas in the Township contain over 400 boat slips, with a typical seasonal rent of
               almost $500.

               Consider the Visitor Group Which is Primarily Concerned with Bay-related Outdoor
               Recreation and Stays in a Seasonal Home

                     A typical group could be a family with three children. They have rented this house
               for the second time and will be staying two weeks. They traveled from an area near
               Philadelphia to the shore in their own car.

               QUESTION GROUP A

               Consider the Introduction    of a Public Health, Safety or Environmental Hazard:
               Perceived Hazard to Health

                     Newspapers throughout New Jersey, Philadelphia and New York contain several
               articles noting the storage of 20,000 gallons of highly flammable liquid at a facility
               within the municipality.    Under normal conditions, the probability of an accident
               endangering public health is extremely remote.

               Questions-

                     Context: Upper Township
                     Visitor's accommodation: Seasonal home
                     Visitor's prinicipal activity: Bay-related outdoor recreation
                     Environmental change: Perceived hazard to health.
                     Period: Permanent

               What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                      Al           percent.

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               What portion of the visitor groups wi I I be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                       A2-          percent.

               What portion will be diverted away from the municipality the following year?

                       A3           percent.

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             QUESTION GROUP B

             Lowering of Non-visual Aesthetic Quality: Increased Odor
                  Consider an increase of odor level due to operation., of an industrial facility.
                                                                     ly perceptible one or
             Intermittent release of gasses creates odors which are occaysiona
             two days a week half a mile downwind of the facility. The odors are noticeable but not
             of suficient intensity so as to create a public health hazard.

             Questions

                  Context: Upper Township
                  Visitor accommodation: Seasonal home
                  Visitor's principal activity: Say-related outdoor recreation
                  Environmental change: Increased odor
                  Period: Permanent

             What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                    'BI       percent.
             What portion *of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                    B2        percent.

             What portion will be diverted away from the municipality the following year?

                    133       percent.

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               QUESTION GROUP C

               Combination of Environmental Changes

                     Consider the visitor group response to combined impacts related to an energy
               facility on the back bay shore. The facility occupies 400 acres which are no longer
               available for outdoor recreation.     Odor is evident in bay areas near the facility.
               Structural components are evident, above the tree line, for a larger portion of  the bay.
               The public has information on the storage of hazardous chemicals at the facility.

               Questions

                     Context: Upper Township
                     Visitor accommodation: Seasonal home
                     Visitor's principal activity: Bay-related outdoor recreation
                     Environmental change: Combined
                     Period: Permanent

               What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                      'Cl           percent.

               What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                      C2            percent.

               What portion will be diverted away from the-municipality the following year?

                                                          Z_
                      !C3           percent.

               Out of 100 representative groups, how many would retain their accommodations but
               divert enough of their recreational activities to spend at least half of their vacation
               expenditures (excepting cost of accommodation) outside of the municipality?

                      C4

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          QUESTION GROUP D
       Consider the Visitor Group Which is Primair1y Concerned with
       Shorefront Recreation and stays in a Campground.
                   The typical group is a family of five staying for one week
        They have trave1ed 75 to 100 mi1es by car to reach the shore area.
        They will Participate in beach activities, evening walks, and visit                                                     a
        boardwalk               This is their second visit -at this campground.

                Lowering of Non-visusal Aesthetic Quality-. Increased Odor

                   Consider an increase of odor- level due to operation of an
          energy facility. Intermittent release of qasses creates odors which
          are occasionally Perceptible one or- two days a week at a campground
          located half a mile downwind of the facility.  The' odors are,
          noticeable but not of sufficient intensity so as to create a Public
        health hazard.
      Questions

                   Context: Upper Township
                   Visitor accommodation: Campground
                   Visitor's Principal activity: Shore
                   Environmental change: Increased odor
                   Period:- Permanet

                   What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from                  the area in    the first year?

                           D1             percent.

                   What portion of the visitor gro        ups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                           D2              percent.

                   What portion will be diverted away f           rorn the municipality the following year?

                           D3              percent.

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             QUESTION GROUP E

           Combination of Environmental Changes

             Consider the visitor group response to combined impacts related
         an energy facility On the bay shore. The facility occupies 400
     acres which are no longer available for outdoor- recreation.. Odor
       coms evident for the first time in bay areas near the facility.
      -he odor is noticeable at a campground located a half-mile from the
      facility. Structural components are evident, above the tree line, for
        larger Portion of the bay. The Public has information on the
     storage hazardous chemicals at the facility.

             Questions:

             Context: Upper Town ship
             Visitor- accommodati on: Campground
             Visitor's Principal activity: Shorefront recreation
             Environmental change: Pre-emption of open land
                                  Increased odor
                                  Visual intrusion
                                  Perception of Public hazard
             Period: Permanet

             What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                El        percent.         _

             What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                E2        percent.

             What portion will be diverted away from the municipality the following year?

                E3       percent.

             What Portion will be diverted to another shore area the followin-

                   E4            Percent.

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             STONE HARBOR

             Consider the Context of Stone Harbor

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                     Stone Harbor is located on the southern portion of the Seven Mile Beach barrier
               island. It is a densely dev 'eloped shorefront seasonal community. Stone Harbor has about
               3 miles of oc6an frontage, and the some amount of back bay frontage, and it has a land
               area of 1.2 square miles. The dominant land use in the town is residential, consisting of
               single family units occuppied by permanent residents, and rental units held fro seasonal
               use. Stone Harbor does not have a boardwalk or other amusement attractions located
               along its oceanfront area. The southern end of the town- is undeveloped.

                      The high degree of development is shown by     its population density of 1.5 people per
                acre, as compared to Cape May County's density of 0.5 people per acre. The town's
                population grew by 9% between 1970 and 1980, while the number of dwelling units grew
                @y 22.1 %. Slightly less than one third of this increase in the number of housing units was
                in single family structures.

                      The seasonal population of Stone Harbor is approximately 17.5 times greater than
                the year-round population, clearly indicating the significance of the tourism economyu
                toi the town. Similarly, only 20% of Stone Harbor's housing units are occupied by
                permanent residents, with the remainder reserved for seasonal use. The town contains
                an estimated 233 hotel and motel rooms in major accommodations, and 201 marina slips.
                The town's desirability as a residentially oriented resort community is shown by the high
                average value of owner-occupied housing ($101,500).

                      Stone Harbor's p ropbrt ion of total Cape May County restaurant receipts, amuse-
                ment receipts and overnight accommodatiEn- receipts significantly exceeds its proportion
                of total county population.

             Consider the Visitor. Group Which Is Primarily Concerned with Shorefront Recreation and
             Stays in a Seasonal Home
                   A typical group could be a family with three children. They have rented this house
             for the second time and will be staying two weeks. They traveled from an area near
             Philadelphia to the shore in their own car.

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              QUESTION GROUP A

                Minor Visual Intrusion on the Oceanfront

                     Consider the change in visual quality associated with the structural components of
                an energy facility which are visible along less than a mile of oceanfront. The two
                structural components are approximately 1001 tall. They project over a skyline composed
                of a mix of tour ism-related, low rise ( < 4 stories) residential (i.e., seasonal homes,
                motels) and commercial (i.e., restaurants, amusements) structures.

                Questions

                     Context:Stone Harbor
                     Visitor accommodation: Seasonal homes
                     Visitor principal activity: Shorefront Recreation
                     Environmental change: Visual intrusion
                     Period: Permanent

                What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                     A[            percent.
                What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                     Al            percent.

                What portion of will be diverted away from the municipality the following year?

                     A3             percent.

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               QUESTION GROUP B

               Consider the Environmental Change of Pre-Emption of a Recreational Resource by
               Pollution

                     PRE-EMPTION BY POLLUTION: Malfunction of an energy facility results in a
               spill of 10,000 barrels of crude oil. The spill covers 2500 acres of water and would cover
               an area of approximately 2500 acres (3.9 square miles). The spill washes up along
                 pproximately 2.2 miles of beach during the early part of the summer season. The
               affected beach area is unusable the remainder of the season due to clean-up operations
               B,3y the beginning of the following summer season virtually all visible traces of the oii
               have been removed.

               Questions

                     Context: Stone Harbor
                     Visitor's accommodation: Seasonal Home
                     Visitor's principal activity: Shorefront Recreation
                     Environmental change: Pre-emption of resource by Pollution
                     Period: Duration of one tourist season.
                 What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in'the first year'?
                       BI         --percent
                 What portion of the visitor groups will bF-diverted to another shore area the first year?
                       82           percent.
                 What portion will be diverted away from the municip@lity the following year?
                       B3           percent.
                 Out of 100 representative    groups, how many     would rdtain their accommodations but
                 divert, enough of their recreatiorial activities to spend at least half of their vacation
                 expenditures (excepting cost of accommodation) outside of the municipality?

                       B4

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                QUESTION GROUP C

                     Consider the Environmental Change of Increased Turbidity in

                          Dredging activities result in increased turbidity in odean-  waters. Bottom
                is not visible beyond a depth of two feet and clumps of water plants are floating on the
                water's surface and along the adjacent beach.     This construction activity lasts the
                duration of the summer season and is completed before the following summer.

                Questions

                     The categories for question group A are restated as follows:

                     Context:Stone Harbor
                     Visitor's accommodation: Sesonal home
                     Visitor's principal activity: Shorefront Recreation
                     Environmental change: Increased turbidity in Shorefront waters
                     Period: Dura tion of one tourist season.

                What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                     cl           percent.
                What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore.area the first year?

                     C2           percent.
                What portion will be diverted away from the municipality the following year,?

                     C3           percent.

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             QUESTION GROUP D

                   Lowering of Non-visual Aesthetic Quality: Increased Odor

                         Consider an increase of odor level due to operation of an energy facility.
                   Intermiottent release of gasses creates odors which are occasionally perceptible
                   one or two days a week half a mile downwind of the facility along an oceanfront
                   beach. The odors. are noticeable but not of sufficient intensity so as to create a
                   public health hazard.

             Questions

                   Context: Stone Harbor
                   Visitor's accommodation: Seasonai Home
                   Visitor's principal activity: Shorefront Recreation
                   Environmental change: Increased odor
                   Period: Permanent

             What portion of visitor groups.will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                   DI             percent.

             What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                   D2             percent.

             What portion will be diverted away from the-Tnun*icip'olify the fo'llowing year?

                   D3             percent.

            Consider the- Visitor Group Which Is Primarily Concemed with Shorefront Recreation and.
           Stays in a Hotel or Motel

                A-typical group could be a couple returning to the area for the second time.
           They wil.1 be staying 4 days., They traveled from the heavily urbanized'area of
           .Northern New Jersey in their own car.

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              What portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                    F1            percent.

              What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                    F2            percent.

              What portion will be diverted away from the municip6lity the following year?

                    F3            percent..

              What portion will be diverted away to another shore area the following year.

                    F4            percent.

              QUESTION GROUP       G

                       Consider the Environmental Change of Increased Turbidity in
                            Dredging. activities result- in ircreased turbidity in back bay waters. Bottom
                is not visiblebeyond a depth of two feet-and clumps of water'plants are floating on-the
                water's surface and along the-adjacent b      .each.  Th is construction activity lasts the
                duration of the summer season and is completed before the following summer.

                Gtiestions

                       The categories for question group A are restated as follows:

                       Context: Stone Harbor
                       Visitorls accommodation: Rote I /Mote I / I nns
                       Visitor's principal activity: Shorefront Recreation
                       Environmental change: Increased turbidity,,in Shorefront wqt.!@rs
                       Period: Duration of one tourist season..

              What portion of visitor groups will. be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                    GI.           percent.

              What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                    G2            percent.

              What portion  will be diverted away from the municipality the following year?

                    G3            percent.
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               QUESTION GROUP H

                       Lowering of Non-visual Aesthetic Quality-. Increased Odor

                             Consider an- increase of odor level due to operation -of an energy        facility.
                       Intermiottent release of gasses creates odors which are occasionally perceptible
                       one or two days a week half a. mile downwind of the facility along an oceanfront
                       beach. The odors are noticeable but not of sufficient intensity so as to create a
                       public health hazard.

                 Questions

                       Context:Stone Harbor
                       Visitor's accommodation: Hote I /Mote I  I nhs
                       Visitor's principal activity: Shorefront Recreation
                       Environmental change: Increased odor
                       Period: Permanent

               What. portion of visitor groups will be diverted away from the area in the first year?

                      HI           percent.
               What portion of the visitor groups wi I I be diverted to another shore area the first year?

                     H2_           percent.
               What portion wil.1 be diverted away from-the municipality the following year'?
                      H3           percent.

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          QUESTION GROUP E

          Minor Visual Intrusion an the Oceanfront
                 Consider -the change in visual quality associated with the structural components of
          an energy facility which are visible along less than a mile of oceanfront. The fw            o
          structural components are approximately 100, tall. They project over a skyline composed
          of a mix of four ism-re fated, low rise       4. stories). residential (i.e., seasonal homes,-
          motels) and commercial         restaurants, amusements) structures.

          Questicns

                 Context: Stone Harbor
                 Visitor accommodation: @Hote I /Mote I  I nns
                 Visitor principal activity: Shorefront Recreation
                 Environmental change: Visual intrusion
                 Period: Permanent

          What portion of. visitor grouips will be diverted away from the area in   the first year?

                 El           'percent.
          What portion of the visitor groups will be. diverted to anothe  .r shore area the first year?
                 E2_           percent.
          What portion of will be diverted away from th               lity the following year?
                                                           e municipa

                 E3              percent.

          QUESTION GROUP F

          Consider the Environmental       Change of 'Pre-Emption     of  a Recreational Resource      by
          Pollution
          Spill  PRE-EMPTION      BY POL4UTION:        Malfunction of an energy facility results in a
                 of 10,000 barrels of crude oil. The spill covers 2500 acres of water and would cover
          an area of approximately 2500 acres (3.9 square miles). The spill washes up              , along
          approximately 2.2 miles of beach during the early po& of the summer season. The
          affected beach area is unusable the'remainder of the season due to'clean-up operations.
          By the beginning of    the following summer season virtually all. visible traces of the oil
          have- been removed.

          Questions

                 Context:Stone Harbor
                 Visitor's accommodation: Hote I /Mote I/ I nns
                 Visitor's principal activity: Shorefront Recreation
                 Environmental change: Pre-emption of resource by Pollution
                 Period: Duration of one tourist season.

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            What portion of visitor groups will be diverted.away from the area in the first year?

                  Fl           percent..

            What portion of the visitor groups will be diverted to another shore area the first y@ar?

                  F2           percent.
            What portion will be diverted away from the municlp@lity the following year?

                  F3           percent.

            What portion will be diverted away to. another S*hore area the following year.

                  F4           percent.

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                       APPENDIX G. RULES FOR ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

                Values Estimated by Participants

                     If the response coefficient refers to a visitor group and situation presented in the
                questionnaire, the estimate of participants is used. The context must agree in tourism
                region, visitor's accommodation, visitor's principal activity, and category of
                environmental change. Responses are aggregated to six categories of environmental
                change from a series of environmental change classes. If two answers are available, an
                average is used. If three are available, a median is used.

                Assignment@ by Accommodation

                     When the environmental change and visitor activity are identical but visitor
                accommodation differs, a series of rules assign a value. Accommodation influences
                response through the cost of changing plans. This influence is expressed as a degree of
                mobility. Greater mobility is experienced for day parties, campground visitors, and
                hotel-motel visitors.   Visitors staying in seasonal homes or with friends exhibit less
                tendency to divert in their first year of experiencing change because they would lose a
                greater value by changing plans. Unknown responses can be assigned from a known
                response of similar mobility. To relate the two levels of mobility, the average value of
                six comparative response pairs (for first year response to a series of environmental
                change classes) was determined. The resulting ratio indicates that 14 percent of the
                more mobile visitors are diverted for each 10 percent of less mobile visitors in an
                otherwise similar situation.

                Assignment by Activity

                      The questionnaire presents environmental changes affecting the principal activity
                of the tourism area in all but  a few selected questions (entertainment in the densely
                settled commuter suburb). Principal activities of an area are determined by landform.
                Tourism response of visitors principally concerned with activities in other areas (e.g.
                bay-related recreation in a Shorefront Seasonal Community) are expected to exhibit a
                reduced response.    For entertainment, the response is estimated at 80 percent of
                shorefront recreation response for percentage diverted in the first year (35/45) and 25
                percent for the second year's response to an event (5/20). These were calibrated in a

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                 situation measuring response to pre-emption of the shoref ront by pollution. For the
                 remaining activities, visiting friends and bay-water related outdoor recreation, the
                 average of these values (50 percent) is used.        Travelers concerned with secondary
                 activities will be estimated to respond at half the ram of response of visitors concerned
                 with the area!s principal activity.

                 Complex  Assignments

                      When assignment of an unestimated response value is possible through two
                 methods, an average of the two is used.            For example, the response of hotel-
                 motel/entertainment visitors to a temporary loss of access to recreational resource due
                 to pollution (C.6.) can be estimated as a different accommodation (total diversion'first
                 year of 35 percent times 1.4 equals 49) or as a dif f erent activity (diversion of 75 percent
                 times 0.8 equals 60). The resulting average is 55 percent.

                      Due to its diffuse spatial character and lack of tie to specific land form or
                 recreational resource, a perceived hazard to - public health. has an impact which is
                 differentiated by accommodation but not by activity. Response differs with mobility,
                 using the ratio of I to 1.4 for more mobile visiting groups.

                      For the fraction of diverted visitors lost from the -shore area   0 minus the fraction
                 diverted along the shore), unestimated values can be assigned from     those determined for
                 situations of similar tourism region, environmental change, and accommodation. Where
                 this base is not available, assignment then will use similar tourism region, environmental
                 change, and mobility of accommodation. Where a situation of similar mobility is not
                 determined, assignment then will use similar tourism region and environmental change.

                 Second Year Tourism Response

                      Tourist response coefficients for the second year (next year) of the environmental
                 change is assigned to situations not represented in the questionnaire by a set of rules
                 which are similar to those used for first year total response.               Accommodation
                 differences are evident between the more mobile and the less mobile. types of
                 accommodation.      An average of the differences evident between seven pairs of
                 com parative values provides a ratio. For each percentage point diverted in seasonal

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                homes or visitors in friends homes, 1.25 percentage points are diverted in the more
                mobile accommodation.

                      Visitors principally concerned with entertainment respond with a ratio of .25
                percentage points to those concerned with shorefront recreation in Manasquan, the
                principal activity. In other comparisons between the response of a visitor concerned
                with a non-principal recreational activity and the response associated with the principal
                activity, a ratio of .5 is used, as in the first year response.       Again, this ratio is
                determined by averaging the values from both years for this situation.

                      Only four questions were allocated to the determination of the second year
                fraction of. visitors diverted which are lost from the shore area. It was assumed that the
                first year fraction is representative of the second year. Comparison of first year and
                second year fractions for these four indicates that the answers are related in scale but
                show considerable variance. However, the first year fraction is an acceptable estimate
                for the second year.

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                                 COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS**

           CONTEXT: A.          Densely Settled Commuter Suburb
           CHANGE:       A.I.   Loss of access to recreational resource

                                                                             Response Coef f icients

                                                                First Year      Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                Description                   Proportion       Proportion        of Diverted
            Type          (Accommodation /Activity)              Diverted         Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                    Percent

              1      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                   5                 8               29
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                   10                15               29
              3      Seasonal Home/Entertainment                     8                 4               29
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                     5                 8               29
              5      Hotel or Motel/Shorefront Rec.                  7                 9               29
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                  14                19               29
              7      Hotel or Mote I/E ntertain ment                11                 2               29
              8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                    7                 9               29
              9      Campground/Shorefront Rec.                      7                .9               29
             10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                      14                19               29
             11      Campground /Entertainment                      11                 2               29
             12      Campground/Visit Friends                        7                 9               29
             13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                  5                 8               29
             14      Home of Friend /Bay-Wate r Rec.                10                15               29
             15      Home of Friend /Entertainment                   8                 4               29
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                    5                 8               29
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                     7                 9               29
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                       14                19               29
             19      Day Party /Entertainment                       11                 2               29
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                         7                 9               29

           **Response to loss of bay area recreational resource has limited applicability in this tourism
           region. Response values taken from B.I.

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                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: A.          Densely Settled Commuter Suburb
            CHANGE:      A.2. Loss in quality or degree of recreational opportunity

                                                                         Response Coef f icients

                                                               First Year       Second Year       Proportion
           Visitor                Description                  Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
            Type          (Accommodation /Activity)             Diverted          Diverted     Lost from Shore

                                                                                   Percent

               I     Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                  5                 7                22
               2     Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                  10                13                22
               3     Seasonal Home /Entertain men t                 a                 3                22
               4     Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                    5                 7                22
               5     Hotel or Mote I/Shoref ront Rec.               7                 8                22
               6     Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                 14                16                22
               7     Hotel or Motel/Entertainment                  11                 4                22
               8     Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                   7                 8                22
               9     Ca mpground/Shore front Rec.                   7                .8                22
             10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                     14                16                22
             11      Campground/Entertainment                      11                 4                22
             12      Campground /Visit Friends                      7                 8                22
             13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                 5                 7                22
             14      Home of Friend /Bay-Water Rec.                10                13                22
             15      Home of Friend/Entertainment                   8                 3                22
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                   5                 7                22
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                    7                 8                22
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                      14                16                22
             19      Day Party/Entertainment                       11                 4                22
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                        7                 8                22

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                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: A.          Densely Settled Commuter Suburb
           CHANGE:       A.3. Lowering of visual quality

                                                                          Response Coefficients

                                                               First Year       Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                Description                  Proportion        Proportion        of Diverted
            Type          (Accommodation/Activity)              Diverted          Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                    Percent

              1      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                  20*               20*              24*
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                   10                10               24
              3      Seasonal Home /Entertainment                   16                 5               24
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                    10                10               24
              5      Hotel or Motel/Shorefront Rec.**               15*                6*              29*
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                  11                 3               29
              7      Hotel or Mote I/E ntertain ment                17                 2               29
              8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                   11                 3               29
              9      Campground/Shorefront Rec.                     28                25               29
             10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                      14                13               29
             11      Campground/Entertainment                       22                 6               29
             12      Campground /Visit Friends                      14                13               29
             13      Home of Friend /Sho ref ront Rec.              20                20               24
             14      Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                  10                10               24
             15      Home of Friend/Entertainment                   16                 5               24
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                   10                10               24
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                    28                25               29
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                       14                13               29
             19.     Day Party /Entertainment                       22                 6               29
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                        14                13               29

           *Visitor group response coefficient determined by participants of estimation process. (Other
           response coefficients determined by rules of assignment.)

           **Visitor group response assumed similar to that estimated for identical group located in
           Stone Harbor. This base not used for averaging into other accommodation types.

                                                            G-6

                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: A.          Densely Settled Commuter Suburb
           CHANGE:       A.4.   Lowering of other aesthetic qualities

                                                                          Response Coefficients

                                                               First Year       Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                Description                  Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
            Type          (Acco m modation /Activity)           Diverted          Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                    Percent

              1      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                  20*               25*              29*
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                   10                13               29
              3      Seasonal Home /Entertainment                   16                 6               29
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                    10                13               29
              5      Hotel or Motel /Sho ref ront Rec.**            20*               20*              26*
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                  10                10               26
              7      Hotel or Mote I/Ente rtainment                 16                 5               26
              8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                   10                to               26
              9      Campground /Shore front Rec.**                 15*               25*              29*
             10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                        8               13               29
             11      Campground/Entertainment                       12                 6               29
             12.     Campground /Visit Friends                        a               13               29
             13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                 20                25               29
             14      Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                  10                13               29
             15      Home of Friend /Entertainment*                 16                 6               29
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                   10                13               29
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                    20*               25*              18*
             is      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                       10                13               18
             19      Day Party /Entertain m ent                     16                 6               18
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                        10                13               18

           *Vititor group response coefficient determined by participants of estimation process.       (Other
           response coefficients determined by rules of assignment.)

           **Visitor group response assumed similar to that estimated for identical group located      either
           in Stone Harbor Borough or Upper Township. This base not used for averaging into other
           accommodation types.

                                                            G-7

                                   COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: A.           Densely Settled Commuter Suburb
           CHANGE:        A-5.   Introduction of a hazard to public health, safety or the environment

                                                                            Response Coef f icients

                                                                 First Year       Second Year         Proportion
           Visitor                 Description                   Proportion        Proportion        of Diverted
            Type            (Accommodation/Activity)              Diverted          Diverted       Lost from Shore

                                                                                      Percent

               I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                   to*                5*               30*
               2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.**                  to*               to*               16*
               3      Seasonal Home /Entertainment                    10                 8                23
               4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                     10                 8                23
               5      Hotel or Mote I /Shoref ront Rec.               10                 6                30
               6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                   10                 6                30
               7      Hotel or Motel /Entertainment                   10                 6                30
               9      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                    10                 6                30
               9      Campground/Shorefront Rec.                      10                 6                30
              10      Campground /Bay-wate r Rec.                     10                 6                30
              11      Campground /Entertainment                       10                 6                30
              12      Campground /Visit Friends                       10                 6                30
              13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                  to                 5                30
              14      Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                   10                 5                30
              15      Home of Friend /Entertainment                   10                 5                30
              16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                    10                 5                30
              17      Day Party /Shore front Rec.                     10                 6                30
              19      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                        10                 6                30
              19      Day Party/Entertainment                         10                 6                30
              20      Day Party/Visit Friends                         10                 6                30

           *Visitor group response coefficient determined by participants of estimation process. (Other
           response coefficients determined by rules of assignment.)

           **Visitor group response assumed similar to that estimated for identical group located in
           Manasquan Borough. This base not used for averaging into other accommodation types.

                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: A.          Densely Settled Commuter Suburb
           CHANGE:       A-6.   Temporary loss of access to recreational resource due to pollution

                                                                          Response Coef f icients

                                                                First Year       Second Year       Proportion
           Visitor                Description                   Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
            Type          (Accommodation /Activity)              Diverted          Diverted     Lost from Shore

                                                                                    Percent

              I       Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                 50*               20*               22*
              2       Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                  25                10                21
              3       Seasonal Home /Entertainment                  35*                5*               19*
              4       Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                   25                10                21
              5       Hotel or Mote I/Shore front Rec.              75                28                18
              6       Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                 38                14                18
              7       Hotel or Mote I/E ntertain ment               60                 7                18
              8       Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                  38                14                18
              9       Campground /Shore front. Rec.                 75                28                18
             10       Campground/Bay-water Rec.                     38                14                18
             11       Campground /Entertainment                     60                 7                is
             12       Campground/Visit Friends                      38                14                18
             13       Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                50                22                21
             14       Home of Friend /Bay- Water Rec.               25                11                21
             15       Home of Friend /Entertainment                 40                 6                21
             16       Home of Friend/Visit Friends                  25                11                21
             17       Day Party /Shore front Rec.                   75*               30*               18*
             18       Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                      38                15                18
             19       Day Party /Entertainment                      60                 8                18
             20       Day Party/Visit Friends                       38                15                18

           *Visitor group response  coefficient determined by participants of estimation process. (Other
           response coefficients determined by rules of assignment.)

                                                            G-9

                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: B.          Year-Round and Rural Communities
           CHANGE:       B.I.   Loss of access to recreational resource

                                                                         Response Coefficients

                                                              First Year       Second Year       Proportion
           Visitor               Description                  Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
           Type            (Accommodation/Activity)            Diverted           Dive rted   Lost from Shore

                                                                                  Percent

              I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                  5                8                29
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                  10*              15*               29*
              3      Seasonal Home/Entertainment                    8                4                29
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                    5                8                29
              5      Hotel or Motel/Shorefront Rec.                 7                9                29
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                 14               19                29
              7      Hotel or Mote I/Entertain ment                11                2                29
              8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                   7                9                29
              9      Campground /Shorefront Rec.                    7               .9                29
             10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                     14               19                29
             11      Campground/Entertainment                      11                2                29
             12      Campground /Visit Friends                      7                9                29
             13      Home of Friend /Shoref ront Rec.               5                8                29
             14      Home of Friend /Bay-Water Rec.                10               15                29
             15      Home of Friend /Entertainment                  8                4                29
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                   5                8                29
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                    7                9                29
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                      14               19                29
             19      Day Party/Entertainment                       11                2                29
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                        7                9                29

           *Response coefficient determined by meeting participants.

                                                           G-10

                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEMCIENTS

           CONTEXT: B.          Year-Round and Rural Communities
           CHANGE:       B.2    Loss in quality or degree of recreational opportunity

                                                                         Response Coef ficients

                                                               First Year      Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor               Description                  Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
           Type           (Accommodation /Activity)            Diverted          Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                   Percent

              I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                  5                7                22
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                  10*               13*              22*
              3      Seasonal Home /Entertainment                   9                3                22
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                    5                7                22
              5      Hotel or Motel/Shorefront Rec.                 7                8                22
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                 14                16               22
              7      Hotel or Motel /Entertainment                 11                4                22
              8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                   7                8                22
              9      Campground/Shoref ront Rec.                    7                .8               22
             10      Ca mpground/Bay -water Rec.                   14                16               22
             11      Cam pground/Entertainment                     11                4                22
             12      Campground/Visit Friends                       7                8                22
             13      Home of Friend/Shore front Rec.                5                7                22
             14      Home of Friend /Bay-Water Rec.                10                13               22
             15      Home of Friend/Entertainment                   8                3                22
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                   5                7                22
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                    7                8                22
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                      14                16               22
             19      Day Party/Entertainment                       11                4                22
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                        7                8                22

           *Visitor group response coefficient determined by meeting participants.

                                                            G-11

                                    COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

            CONTEXT: B.           Year-Round and Rural Communities
            CHANGE:        B-3. Lowering of visual quality

                                                                              Response Coef ficients

                                                                   First Year        Second Year         Proportion
            Visitor                 Description                    Proportion         Proportion        of Diverted
            Type            (Acco, m moda tion /Activity)           Diverted           Diverted       Lost from Shore

                                                                                         Percent

               I       Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                     7                  4                 27
               2       Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                     13*                 8*                27*-
              .3       Seasonal Home/Entertainment                      10                  2                 27
               4       Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                       7                  4                 27
               5       Hotel or Motel /Shoref ront Rec.                 15                  5                 lb
               6       Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                    30                 10                 10
               7       Hotel or Motel/Entertainment                     24                  3                 10
               a       Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                     15                  5                 10
               9       Campground/Shoref ront Rec.                      15                 .5                 10
              10       Campground/Bay-water Rec.                        30                 10                 10
              11       Campground/Entertainment                         24                  3                 10
              12       Campground /Visit Friends                        15                  5                 10
              13       Home of Friend /Shoref ront Rec.                  7                  4                 27
              14       Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                    13                  8                 27
              15       Home of Friend /Ente rtainm ent                  10                  2                 27
              16       Home of Friend/Visit Friends                      7                  4                 27
              17       Day Party/Shorefront Rec.                        15                  5                 10
              18       Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                         30*                10*                10*
                       Day Party /Entertainment                         24                  3                 10
              20       Day- Party/Visit Friends                         15                  5                 10
               9

            *Visitor group response coefficient determined by meeting participants.,

                                                                G- 12

                                     COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: B.            Year-Round and Rural Communities
           CHANGE:         B-4.   Lowering of other aesthetic qualities

                                                                               Response Coef f icients

                                                                    First Year        Second Year         Proportion
           Visitor                  Description                     Proportion         Proportion         of Diverted
            Type            (Acco m modation /Activity)              Diverted           Diverted       Lost from Shore

                                                                                          Percent

               I       Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                      7                 10                 17
               2       Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                      13*                20*                17*
               3       Seasonal Home /Entertainment                      10                   5                17
               4       Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                        7                 10                 17
               5       Hotel or Motel /Shoref ront Rec.                  15                 25                 29
               6       Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                     30                 50                 29
               7       Hotel or Motel /Entertainment                    .24                 12                 29
               8       Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                      15                 25                 29
               9       Campground /Shorefront Rec.                       15*                25*                29*
              10       Campground/Bay-water Rec.                         30                 50                 29
              11       Campground/Entertainment                          24                 12                 29
              12       Campground /Visit Friends                         15                 25                 29
              13       Home of Friend /Shoref ront Rec.                   7                 10                 17
              14       Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                     13                 20                 17
              15       Home of Friend/Entertainment                      10                   5                17
              16       Home of Friend/Visit Friends                       7                 10                 17
              17       Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                       15                 25                 29
              18       Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                          30                 50                 29
              19       Day Party /Entertainment                          24                 12                 29
              20       Day Party/Visit Friends                           15                 25                 29

           *Visitor group response coefficient determined by meeting participants.

                                                                G-13

                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: B.          Year-Round and Rural Communities
           CHANGE:       B.5.   Introduction of a hazard to public health, safety or the environment

                                                                         Response Coef ficients

                                                               First Year       Second Year       Proportion
           Visitor                Description                  Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
            Type          (Accommodation /Activity)             Diverted          Diverted     Lost from Shore

                                                                                   Percent

              I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                 10*                5*               30*
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                  10*               10*               16*
              3      Seasonal Home /E nterta inment                10                 8                23
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                   10                 8                23
              5      Hotel or Mote I/Shoref ront Rec.              14                 9                23
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                 14                 9                23
              7      Hotel or Motel/Entertainment                  14                 9                23
              8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                  14                 9                23
              9      Campground /Shoref ront Rec.                  14                                  23
             10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                     14                 9                23
             11      Campground/Entertainment                      14                 9                23
             12      Campground/Visit Friends                      14                 9                23
             13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                10                 8                23
             14      Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                 10                 8                23
             15      Home of Friend /En terta inment               10                 8                23
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                  10                 8                23
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                   14                 9                23
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                      14                 9                23
             19      Day Party/Entertainment                       14                 9                23
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                       14                 9                23

           *Visitor group response coefficient determined by meeting participants.

                                                           G-14

                                   COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: B.           Year-Round or Rural Communities
           CHANGE:        B.6.   Temporary loss of access to recreational resource due to pollution***

                                                                             Response Coef f icients

                                                                  First Year       Second Year         Proportion
           Visitor                 Description                     Proportion       Proportion        of Diverted
            Type           (Acco m m odation /Activity)            Diverted          Diverted       Lost from Shore

                                                                                       Percent

               I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.**                 25*                10*               22*
               2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                    50                 20                19
               3      Seasonal Home /Entertainment**                  35*                 5*               19*
               4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                     38*                10*               19*
               5      Hotel or Mote I/Shoref ront Rec.**              38                 15                18
               6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                   75                 30                18
               7      Hotel or Motel/Entertainment                    44                  6                18
               8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                    38                 15                18
               9      Cam pground/Shore front Rec.                    38                 15                18
             10       Campground/Bay-water Rec.                       75                 M                 18
             11       Campground/Entertainment                        44                  6                is
             12       Campground/Visit Friends                        38                 15                18
             13       Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                  25                 10                19
             14       Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                   50                 20                19
             15       Home of Friend/Entertainment                    35                  5                19
             16       Home of Friend/Visit Friends                    38                 10                19
             17       Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.**                   38*                15*               18*
             18       Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                        75                 30                Is
             19       Day Party /Entertainment                        44                  6                Is
             20       Day Party/Visit Friends                         38                 15                18

            Visitor group response coefficient determined by meeting participants.

           **Visitor group response based upon another tourism context.

           ***Response calculated from estimates for shorefront area and shorefront tourism activities.
           Response shifted to bay-water activity visitors responding to pollution event in bay through
           use of assignment rules for projection by differences in activity. Only visitor type 3 used
           directly in diverted responses.

                                                              G-15

                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFI             CIENTS

           CONTEXT: C.          Shorefront Seasonal Communities
           CHANGE:       C.I.   Loss of access to recreational resource"

                                                                          Response Coefficients

                                                               First Year       Second Year       Proportion
           Visitor                Description                  Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
            Type          (Accommodation /Activity)             Diverted          Diverted     Lost from Shore

                                                                                   Percent

              I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                   3                4                29
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                    5                8                29
              3      Seasonal Home/Entertainment                     4                2                29
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                     3                4                29
              5      Hotel or Motel /Shoref ront Rec.                4                5                29
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                   7               10                29
              7      Hotel or Motel /Entertainment                   6                1                29
              8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                    4                5                29
              9      Campground /Shorefront Rec.                     4               .5                29
             10      Campground /Bay-water Rec.                      7               10                29
             11      Campground/Entertainment                        6                1                29
             12      Campground /Visit Friends                       4                5                29
             13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                  3                4                29
             14      Home of Friend /Bay-Water Rec.                  5                8                29
             15      Home of Friend /Entertainment                   4                2                29
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                    3                4                29
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                     4                5                29
             .18     Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                        7               10                29
             19      Day Party /Entertainment                        6                1                29
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                         4                5                29

           **Applies to loss of bay shore recreational resource in nearby community. Interpreted from
           data on table B. 1.

                                                            G-16

                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: C.          Shorefront Seasonal Communities
           CHANGE:       C.2.   Loss in quality or degree of recreational opportunity"

                                                                          Response Coef ficients

                                                               First Year       Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                Description                  Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
           Type           (Accommodation /Activity)             Diverted          Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                    Percent

              I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                   5                 7               22
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                   10                13               22
              3      Seasonal Home /Entertainment                    8                 3               22
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                     5                 7               22
              5      Hotel or Mote I/Shoref ront Rec.                7                 8               22
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                  14                16               22
              7      Hotel or Motel /Entertainment                  11                 4               22
              9      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                    7                 8               22
              9      Campground/Shorefront Rec.                      7                .8               22
             10      Campground /Bay-water Rec.                     14                16               22
             11      Campground/Entertainment                       11                 4               22
             12      Campground /Visit Friends                       7                 8               22
             13      Home of Friend /Shoref ront Rec.                5                 7               22
             14      Home of Friend /Bay-Water Rec.                 10                13               22
             15      Home of Friend /E nte rtain ment                8                 3               22
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends"                   5                 7               22
             17      Day Party/Shorefront.Rec.                       7                 8               22
             19      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                       14                16               22
             19      Day Party /Entertainment                       11                 4               22
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                         7                 8               22

           **Interpreted from response identified on table B.2.

                                                            G-17

                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: C.          Shorefront Seasonal Communities
           CHANGE:       C.3. Lowering of visual quality

                                                                          Response Coef f icients

                                                                First Year       Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                Description                   Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
            Type           (Accommodation/Activity)              Diverted          Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                    Percent

              1       Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                 20*               13*               25*
              2       Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                  10                 5                25
              3       Seasonal Home/Entertainment                   16                 2                25
              4       Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                   10                 5                25
              5       Hotel or Motel/Shorefront Rec.                15*                6*               29*
              6       Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                 11                 5                29
              7       Hotel or Motel/Entertainment                  17                 3                29
              8       Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                  11                 5                29
              9       Campground/Shorefront Rec.                    15                .6                29
             10       Campground /Bay-wate r Rec.                   11                 5                29
             11       Campground /Entertainment                     17                 3                29
             12       Campground /Visit Friends                     11                 5                29
             13       Home of Friend /Shoref ront Rec.              20                13                25
             14       Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                 10                 5                25
             15       Home of Friend /E nte rtain ment              16                 2                25
             16       Home of Friend/Visit Friends                  10                 5                25
             17       Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                   15                 6                29
             18       Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                      11                 5                29
             19       Day Party /Entertainment                      17                 3                29
             20       Day Party/Visit Friends                       11                 5                29

           *Response determined by meeting participants.

                                                            G- 18

                                   COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: C.          Shorefront Seasonal Communities
           CHANGE:       C.4.   Lowering of other aesthetic qualities

                                                                           Respons e Coefficients

                                                                First Year       Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                Description                   Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
            Type          (Accommodation /Activity)              Diverted          Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                     Percent

              1      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                  20*               25*               27*
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.**                 13*               20*               16*
              3      Seasonal Home /Entertainment                   16                 8                27
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                    10                16                27
              5      Hotel or Mote I/Shorefront Rec.                20*               20*               26*
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                  10                17                26
              7      Hotel or Mote I/Ente rtain ment                16                 9                26
              8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                   10                17                26
              9      Campground /Shorefront Rec.                    15*               25*               29*
             10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                        8               13                29
             11      Campground /E n tertain ment                   12                 6                29
             12      Campground /Visit Friends                        8               13                29
             13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                 20                25                27
             14      Home of Friend /Bay-Water Rec.                 13                20                27
             15      Home of Friend /Entertainment                  16                 8                27
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                   10                16                27
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                    20*               25*               18*
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                       10                13                18
             19      Day Party /Entertainment                       16                 6                18
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                        10                13                18

           *Response determined by meeting participants.

           **Response assumed similar for identical visitor type located in bay-shore (year-round and
           rural) community.

                                                             G-19

                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: C.          Shorefront Seasonal Communities
           CHANGE:       C.5.   Introduction of a hazard to public health, safety or the environment

                                                                         Response Coef ficients

                                                              First Year       Second Year       Proportion
           Visitor               Description                  Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
           Type          (Accommodation /Activity)             Diverted          Diverted     Lost from Shore

                                                                                  Percent

               I     Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                 10*               5*               30*
               2     Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                  10*              10*               16*
               3     Seasonal Home/Entertainme'nt                  10                8                23
               4     Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                   10                8                23
               5     Hotel or Motel/Shorefront Rec.                14                9                23
               6     Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                 14                9                23
               7     Hotel or Motel /Entertainment                 14                9                23
               8     Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                  14                9                23
               9     Campground /Shorefront Rec.                   14                .9               23
             10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                     14                9               .23
             11      Campground /Enter tainme nt                   14                9                23
             12      Campground/Visit Friends                      14                9                23
             13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                10                8                23
             14      Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.,                10                8                23
             15      Home of Friend/Entertainment                  10                8                23
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                  10                9                23
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                   14-               9                23
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                      14                9                23
             19      Day Party /Entertainment                      14                9                23
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                       14                9                23

           *Response determined by meeting participants.

                                                           G-20

                                    COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: C.           Shorefront Seasonal Communities
           CHANGE:        C.6.   Temporary loss of access to recreational resource due to pollution

                                                                            Response Coef f icients

                                                                  First Year       Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                 Description                    Proportion        Proportion        of Diverted
            Type            (Accommodation/Activity)               Diverted          Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                       Percent

               I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                   40*                20*               22*
               2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                    20                 10                21
               3      Seasonal Home /Entertainment**                  35*                 5*               19*
               4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                     20                 10                21
               5      Hotel or Motel /Shoref ront Rec.                75*                20*               19*
               6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                   38                 11                19
               7      Hotel or Motel /Entertainment                   55                  6                19
               8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                    38                 11                19
               9      Campground /Shoref ront Rec.                    75                 20                19
              10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                       38                 11                19
              11      Campground/Entertainment                        55                  6                19
              12      Campground /Visit Friends                       38                 11                19
              13      Home of Friend/Shore front Rec.                 40                 20                22
              14      Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                   20                 10                21
              15      Home of Friend /Entertainment                   35                  5                19
              16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                    20                 10                21
              17      Day Party!Shorefront Rec.**                     75*                30*               18*
              18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                        38                 14                18
              19      Day Party /E nte rtain ment                     55                  7
              20      Day Party/Visit Friends                         38                 14                18

           *Response determined by meeting participants.

           **Response assumed similar to that estimated by respondents for this visitor type in context
           of Manasquan Borough.

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                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: D.          Resort Gambling
           CHANGE:       D.I.   Loss of access to recreational resource

                                                                         Response Coef f icients

                                                              First Year       Second Year       Proportion
           Visitor               Description                  Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
            Type          (Accommodation/Activity)             Diverted          Diverted     Lost from Shore

                                                                                  Percent

              I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                  5                8                29
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                  10*              15*               29*
              3      Seasonal Home /Entertainment                   8                4                29
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                    5                8                29
              5      Hotel or Motel/Shorefront Rec.,                7                9                29
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                 14               19                29
              7      Hotel or Mote I/Entertainment                 11                2                29
              8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                   7                9                29
              9      Campground/Shorefront Rec.                     7               .9                29
             10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                     14               19                29
             11      Campground/Entertainment                      11                2                29
             12      Campground/Visit Friends                       7                9                29
             13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                 5                8                29
             14      Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                 10               15                29
             15      Home of Friend/Entertainment                   8                4                29
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                   5                8                29
             17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                    7                9                29
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                      14               19                29
             19      Day Party /Entertainment                      11                2                29
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                        7                9                29

           *Response coefficient determined by meeting participants.

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                                   COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: D.           Resort Gambling
           CHANGE:       D.2.    Loss in quality or degree of recreational opportunity

                                                                           Response Coef ficients

                                                                First Year       Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                Description                   Proportion        Proportion        of Diverted
            Type          (Accommodation /Activity)              Diverted-         Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                     Percent

               1      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                   5                 7                22
               2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                   10*               13*               22*
               3      Seasonal Home/Entertainment                     8                 3                22
               4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                     5                 7                22
               5      Hotel.or Motel/Shorefront Rec.                  7                 8                22
               6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                  14                16                22
               7      Hotel or Motel/Entertainment                   11                 4                22
               8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                    7                 8                22
               9      Campground/Shoref ront Rec.                     7                 8                22
              to      Campground /Bay-water Rec.                     14                16                22
              11      Campground/Entertainment                       11                 4                22
              12      Campground /Visit Friends                       7                 8                22
              13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                  5                 7                22
              14      Home of Friend /Bay-Water Rec.                 10                13                22
              15      Home of Friend/Entertainment                    8                 3                22
              16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                    5                 7                22
              17      Day Party/Shorefront Rec.                       7                 8                22
              18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                       14                16                22
              19      Day Party/Entertainment                        11                 4                22
              20      Day Party/Visit Friends                         7                 8                22

           *Visitor group response coefficient determined by meeting participants.

                                                             G-23

                                  COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: D.          Resort Gambling
           CHANGE:       D.3. Lowering of visual quality

                                                                        Response Coef f icients

                                                              First Year      Second Year       Proportion
           Visitor               Description                  Proportion       Proportion       of Diverted
            Type          (Accommodation /Activity)            Diverted         Diverted     Lost from Shore

                                                                                 Percent

              I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                 7                4               27
              2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                 13*               8*              27*
              3      Seasonal Home/Entertainment                  10                2               27
              4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                   7                4               27
              5      Hotel or Mote I/Shorefront Rec.              15                5               10
              6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                30                10              10
              7      Hotel or Motel /Entertainment                24                3               10
              8      Motel or Motel/Visit Friends                 15                5               10
              9      Campground /Shorefront Rec.                  15                5               10
             10      Campground/Bay-water Rec.                    30                10              10
             11      Campground/Entertainment                     24                3               10
             12      Campground/Visit Friends                     15                5               10
             13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                7                4               27
             14      Home of Friend /Bay-Water Rec.               13                8               27
             15      Home of Friend/Entertainment                 10                2               27
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                  7                4               27
             17      Day Party /Shorefront Rec.                   15                5               10
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                     30*              10*              10*
             19      Day Party /Entertainment                     24                3               10
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                      15                5               10

           *Visitor group response coefficient determined by meeting participants.

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                                   COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: D.           Resort Gambling
           CHANGE:        D.4. Lowering of other aesthetic qualities

                                                                           ResPonse Coefficients

                                                                 First Year       Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                 Description                   Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
            Type            (Accommodation/Activity)              Diverted          Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                     Percent

               I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                  20*               25*               29*
               2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                   10                13                29
               3      Seasonal  Home/Entertainment                   16                 6                29
               4      Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                    10                13                29
               5      Hotel or Motel /Shoref ront Rec.               20*               20*               26*
               6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                  10                10                26
               7      Hotel or Motel /Entertainment                  16                 5                26
               8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                   10                10                26
               9-     Campground/Shorefront Rec.                     15*               25*               29*
              10      Campground /Bay-water Rec.                       8               13                29
              11      Campground /Entertain men t                    12                 6                29
              12      Campground /Visit Friends                        8               13                29
              13      Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                 20                25                29
              14      Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                  10                13                29
              15      Home of Friend/Entertainment                   16                 6                29
              16      Home-of Friend  ./Visit Friends                10                13                29
              17      Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                    20*               25*               18*
              18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                       10                13                18
              19      Day Party /Entertainment                       16                 6                18
              20      Day Party /Visit Friends                       10                13                18

           *Visitor group response coefficient determined by participants of estimation process. (Other
           response coefficients determined by rules of assignment.)

                                                             G-25

                                   COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: D.          Resort Gambling
           CHANGE:       D.5.   Introduction of a hazard to public health, safety or the environment

                                                                          Response Coef f icients

                                                                First Year      Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                Description                   Proportion        Proportion       of Diverted
            Type          (Acco m modation /Activity)            Diverted         Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                    Percent

               I     Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                  10*                5*               30*
               2     Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                   10*               10*               16*
               3     Seasonal Home /Entertainment                   10                 8                23
               4     Seasonal Home/Visit Friends                    10                 8                23

                                                                    10
               5     Hotel or Mote I/Shoref ront Rec.                                  6                30
               6     Hotel or Mote I/Bay-water Rec.                 10                 6                30
               7     Hotel or Mote I/Ente rtainm ent                10                 6                30
               8     Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                   10                 6                30
               9     Campground /Shorefront Rec.                    10                 6                30
             10      Campground /Bay -water Rec.                    10                 6                30
             11      Campground /E nte rtainment                    10                 6                30
             12      Campground/Visit Friends                       10                 6                30
             13      Home of Friend /Shoref ront Rec.               10                 5                30
             14      Home of Friend /Bay-Wate r Rec.                10                 5                30
             15      Home of Friend /Entertainment                  10                 5                30
             16      Home of Friend/Visit Friends                   10                 5                30
             17      Day Party /Shorefront Rec.                     10                 6                30
             18      Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                       10                 6                30
             19      Day Party /Entertainment                       10                 6                30
             20      Day Party/Visit Friends                        10                 6                30

           *Visitor group response coefficient determined by participants of estimation process. (Other
           response coefficients determined by rules of assignment.)

                                                            G-26

                                   COASTAL TOURISM RESPONSE COEFFICIENTS

           CONTEXT: D.          Resort Gambling
           CHANCE:       D.6. Temporary Loss of access to recreational resource due to pollution

                                                                          Response Coefficients

                                                                First Year      Second Year        Proportion
           Visitor                Description                   Proportion       Proportion        of Diverted
            Type           (Accommodation/Activity)              Diverted         Diverted      Lost from Shore

                                                                                    Percent

               I      Seasonal Home/Shorefront Rec.                 50*               20*               22*
               2      Seasonal Home/Bay-Water Rec.                  25                10 .              21
               3      Seasonal Home /Entertainment                  35*                5*               19*
               4      Seasonal Home/Visit. Friends                  25                10                21
               5      Hotel or Motel /Shoref ront Rec.              75                28                Is
               6      Hotel or Motel/Bay-water Rec.                 38                14                I's
               7      Hotel or Motel/Entertainment                  60                 7'               18
               8      Hotel or Motel/Visit Friends                  38                14                Is
               9      Campground /Shorefront Rec.                   75                28                18
             10       Campground /Bay-water Rec.                    38                14                18
             11       Campground /Entertainment                     60                 7                18
             12       Campground /Visit Friends                     38                14                18
             13       Home of Friend/Shorefront Rec.                50                22                21
             14       Home of Friend/Bay-Water Rec.                 25                11                21
             15       Home of Friend /Entertainment                 40                 6                21
             16       Home of Friend/Visit Friends                  25                11                21
             17       Day Party /Shoref ront Rec.                   75*               30*               18*
             18       Day Party/Bay-Water Rec.                      38                15                18
             19       Day Party /E ntertainmen t                    60                 8                is
             20       Day Party/Visit Friends                       38                15                18

           *Visitor group response coefficient determined by participants of estimation process. (Other
           response coefficients determined by rules of assignment.)

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                                         APPENDIX H.

                          NEW JERSEY SHORE MUNICIPALITIES' ATTITUDES

                           TOWARDS DEVELOPMENT AND PRESERVATION

                          APPENDIX H. NEW JERSEY SHORE MUNICIPALITIES' ATTITUDES

                                    TOWARDS DEVELOPMENT AND PRESERVATION

                Objectives and Methods of Data CoBection

                      Community attitudes towards development and preservation are critical in the
                identification and evaluation of social impacts of potential energy facilities.           Such
                information can also assist agencies concerned with the siting of energy facilities in
                choosing locations that will be least likely to generate opposition. For those reasons,
                attitudinal data was gathered for New Jersey shorefront municipalities as part of this
                study. Community attitudes were not directly assessed; instead, a member of the study
                team made field trips during August 1982 to the four coastal counties and interviewed
                professional  staff on the planning boards.

                      During interviews, county planners were asked to rate each municipality in their
                county, using  a five-point scale (I being very positive, 5 being very negative, and 3 being
                indif f erent), according to their perceptions of that municipality's attitudes towards
                development    and preservation. Five types of attitudes were solicited. The first three
                were related   to development: heavy industrial, including energy facilities, and manufac-
                turing; light  industrial, including fisheries, and marinas; and commercial/residential
                including high density residential and hotel development. The last two attitudes dealt
                with such preservation issues as the historic preservation of structures and old sections
                of towns as revealed by the municipalities' record of historic ordinances, and natural
                preservation, as revealed by how eager a municipality is to enact and enforce
                environmental laws.

                      In two of the counties the opinions reflected only those of one person interviewed,
                while in  the other two the combined opinion of two or three planners was provided.
                Interviewed persons were given the opportunity to reconfirm their responses. Monmouth
                County planners expressed the desire that their ratings on individual municipalities be
                kept confidential.     While it is expected that intracounty comparisons are valid,
                intercounty ratings may be more difficult to compare, since they rely on perceptions of

                 individuals.   Table HI presents a summary of New Jersey shore attitudes towards
                 development and preservation by county. All the raw data are available in Tables H2-
                 H5. Additional comments by MCD, that resulted from the interviews, are also provided.

                 Results

                        Attitudes towards Development.          There is a general attitude among coastal
                 municipalities against heavy industrial development. Seventy-two percent of all MCDs
                 (87) were rated as very negative. Only 5 percent or 5 MCDs were rated as very positive,
                 and only 10 MCDs were rated as positive at all. Seven out of the ten are located within
                 Ocean County facing the bay. The other two are in Atlantic County. Monmouth County
                 is very urbanized with limited available land for this type of development. Cape May
                 depends too much on tourism to be willing to take the risks associated with such
                 development.

                        Many more municipalities are willing to accept light industrial development. Only
                 about 38 percent are very negative toward it, with 18 percent very much in favor. Cape
                 May is the county with the highest number of municipalities favoring light industry.
                 Since marinas and fisheries are included in this category, the county's tourist orientation
                 correlates with that finding. As we go north toward Monmouth County, there are more
                 densely settled municipalities with no space for growth.

                        There are overall positive attitudes towards commercial and high density residen-
                 tial development. Forty-six percent of all MCDs were rated as very positive. No major
                 differences were detected among county average responses. Ocean County ranked on
                 the top of the list, followed closely by Cape May, while Monmouth ranked last again.
                 Table H1 presents the MCD's attitudes aggregated by county.

                        Attitudes Towards Preservation. There is an inverse correlation between develop-
                 ment   and preservation attitudes as illustrated in table H2. The mode for both historic
                 and natural preservation score distribution was point 3 on the scale, signifying indiffer-
                 ent attitudes. The mode of attitudes towards historic preservation was 10 percentage
                 points higher than that of the natural preservation attitudes. It is important to note that
                 according to county planners, almost all municipalities have become more sensitive to
                 preservation issues--with Cape May leading again, probably because of its tourist trade

                                                               H-2

                dependency. The State Wetland Act of 1970 and the pinelands preservation ordinance
                have probably contributed to that effect. According to the Pinelands' Comprehensive
                Management Plan, adopted in 1980, municipalities are required to revise their master
                plans and zoning ordinances in accordance with the plan. The Wetlands Act restricts the
                types of developments allowed to locate on coastal wetlands.

                                                         H-3

                                                         TABLE H I

                          NJ Shore Attitudes Towards Development and Preservation by County

                                                       (Mean.Sources)

                                                   Cape May Atlantic Ocean Monmouth                 All

                       Development

                         Heavy Industrial              2.4        3.8        3.3         3.7'       3.3

                         Light Industrial              5.0        4.4        3.9         4.6        4.5

                         Commercial/Residential        2.2        2.5        2.1         3.0        2.5

                      Preservation

                         Historic                      1.6        2.7        2.0         2.6        2.2

                         Natural                       1.9        2.5        2.2         2.8        2.4

                    Scale: I   very positive attitude and 5    very negative attitude

                                                             H-4

        M=4=, so                                                   MM M-IM = == = == M

                                                                         TABLE H2

                                     New Jersey Shore Municipalities' Attitudes Towards Development and Preservation

                                                                                                            Source: Edward Filipski, Jim Smith
                                             Development               Preservation
                                       Light    Heavy    Comm/
              Municipality            Industry Industry   Resid.   Historic   Natural                       Comments

              CAPE MAY COUNTY
              Ocean City                  1        5         1          1         1      Family resort/amusements. Dry community.
              Upper Township              1        5         4          1         2      Older community. Coal-Fired Plant, A.C. Electric.
              Dennis Township             2        5         4          1         1      Dry community.
              Sea Isle City               2        5         1          1         3      Mayor interested in pipeline.
              Avalon                      3        5         1          3         1      Dune preservation.. Family, quiet resort.
              Middle Township             1        5         3          1         2      Older Community. Natural gas turbine power plant.
              Stone Harbor                4        5         2          1         1      Family resort. No hotel developments.
              N. Wildwood City            3        5         1          2         3      Hotels with high use by tourists.
              W. Wildwood Boro            5        5         2          3         1-     Dry community.
              Wildwood City               1        5         1          2         3      Older 1900's. Early part of the century (i.e., 1900-1910)
              Wildwood Crest Boro         3        5         1          2         3      Highly touristic/hotels.
              Lower Township              1        5         4          1         1      Ai rport/indus trial park.
              West Cape May Boro          1        5         1          3         4      Hotels with high use by tourists.
              Cape May City               3        5         1          1         2      Older resort, historic register.
              Cape May'Point              5        5         5          1         1      Older, exclusive. Dry community.

              KEY
              Scale: I = very positive; 3 indifferent; 5very negative
              light industrial = fisheries
              heavy industrial = energy facilities
              commercial = tourist development hotel/motel
              residential = high density residential/condominiums
              historic preservation historic preservation ordinance, appearance and design board
              natural preservation  enforcement of environmental regulations

                                                                           TABLE H3

                                       New Jersey Shore Municipalities' Attitudes Towards Development and Preservation

                                                                                                                                Source: Alan Avery
                                              Development                Preservation
                                         Light    Heavy     C @-M-m
              Municipality              Industry Industry   Resid.    Historic   Natural                        Comments

              OCEAN COUNTY
              Point Pleasant Beach          5        5          1         3          3      Board walk/am usem en t area.
              Bay Head                      5        5          5         1          1      Exclusive, older hotels, family resort.
              Mantoloking                   5        5          5         1          1      Exclusive, no tourist facilities.
              Lavallette                    5        5          2         2          2      Family resort, revised ordinance to reduce condominium
                                                                                            development.
              Seaside Heights               5        5          1         3          4      Very popular resort, tourists/day-trippers. Pro-
                                                                                            commercial, recreation development.
              Seaside Park                  5        5          2         1          1      Family resort, older community.
              Barnegat Light                3        5          4         1          1      Commercial fishing facilities, oriented towards historic
                                                                                            enviro. preservation.
              Harvey Cedars                 5        5          5         3          1      Exclusive, heavily damaged in 1962 storm.
              Island Heights                5        5          2         1          1      Mainland, Victorian-era houses. Residential /f am ily resort.
              Surf City                     5        5          2         3          2      Family resort.
              Ship Bottom                   5        5          1         3          3      Touristic, concentrated, commercial.
              Long Beach                    5        5          3         1          1      Segmented community, difficult to characterize.
              Beach Haven                   5'       5          2/3       1          2      Older community which has maintained identity. Family
                                                                                            resort.

              Point Pleasant Boro           2        5          2         2          3      Developed year-round community.
              Brick Township                2        1          1         4          4      Developed year-round community.
              Dover Township                1        2          1         1          1      Developed year-round community, largest population,
                                                                                            county seat.
              South Toms River              2        4          1         3          2      Developed year-round community.
              Pine Beach                    4        5          1         2          1      Residential community-some seasonal.
              Beachwood                     3        4          1         2          3      Developed year-round community.
              Ocean Gate                    3        5          1         2          3      Year-round/seasonal residential.

                                                                     TABLE H3 (Cont'd.)

              OCEAN COUNTY

              Berkeley                     1        2          1        3         2       Beach area, commercial, rental development.
              Lacey                        I        1          1        2         3       JCP&L Oyster Creek nuclear facility, Pinelands Plan
                                                                                          limits development.
              Ocean Township               1        3          1        2         1       Residential along bayfront.
              Barnegat Township            2        3          4        1         2       Historic old bayfront town, several large developments.
              Stafford                     1        2          1        2         3       Residential emerging as regional shopping center.
                                                                                          A.C. Electric, gas separation plant.
              Eagleswood                   1        2          4        1         3       Rural, low population, West Creek historic
                                                                                          residential area.

              Little Egg Harbor            I        1          1        3         4       Growing residential area.
              Tuckerton                    2        5          4        1         3       Historic community, largely developed.

              BURLINGTON COUNTY

              Bass River

                                                                            TABLE H4

                                       New Jersey Shore Municipalities' Attitudes Towards Development and Preservation

                                                                                                   Source: John Brennan, Brian Lefke, Joseph Luste
                                               Development                Preservation
                                         Light    Heavy     Comm/
              Municipality              Industry Industry    Resid.    Historic Natural                          Comments

              ATLANTIC COUNTY

              Port Republic City             5        5          5        1           1      Historic, old houses, farms.
              Galloway                       2        4          2        3           2      Industrial development only in identified industrial
                                                                                             park Smithville--high tourist, historic farm.
              Absecon City                   2        4          2        3           3      80% developed. Light industrial.
              Brigantine City                5        5          2        4           2      Family resort, yearround casino employees' residence,
                                                                                             dune preservation, adjacent to Brigantine wildlife
                                                                                             preserve.
              Egg Harbor Township            I        1          1        2           3      Mobile homes/campgrounds, water recreation, marina.
              Pleasantville City             1        2          1        3           4      High infrastructure. Highways & marinas. Heavy
                                                                                             traffic.
              Atlantic City                  4        5          1        4           5      Old resort. Casinos, high land values.
              Northfield City                4        5          4        3           3      Residential community, no waterfront.
              Ventnor City                   5        5          3        3           3      Residential community, seasonal.
              Linwood City                   5        5          2        3           2      Affluent residential community.
              Margate City                   5        5          2        2           2      Highrise condos--conversion, student resort, bars.
              Somers Point                   3        5          1        2           2      Marina blue-white collar community, restaurants,
                                                                                             condos.
              Longport                       5        5          2        3           2      Condos, no vacant land, high cost housing (150-$500,000).

              Estell Manor                   5        5          5        2           2      Rural, lowlands, no tourism, only camping, old, no
                                                                                             infrastructure, 10-acre zoning.
              Corbin City                    5        5          5        2           2      Farming, rural, low density, gameland, wildlife,
                                                                                             recreation.

        MMMMM MMM MMMMM

                                                                             TABLE H5

                                       New Jersey Shore Municipalities! Attitudes Towards Development and Preservation

             MONMOUTH COUNTY                                                                                                      Source: Confidential
                                               Development                Preservation
                                         Light    Heavy      Comm/
             Municipality               Industry Industry    Resid.    Historic Natural                           Comments

             MONMOUTH COUNTY
             Atlantic High Boro             3        4          2          2          3
             Highlands Boro                 3        4          2          2          3
             Middletown Township            1        3          1          2          2       Highly urbanized.
             Sea Bright Boro                4        5          1          3          4
             Fair Haven                     5        5          4          3          3       Upper-middle class.
             Rumson Boro                    5        5          4          2          2       Af f luent
             Red Bank Boro                  2        4          2          2          3       Healthy CBD.
             Little Silver Boro             5        5          4          2          2       Upper income.
             Monmouth Beach                 5        5          3          3          4       50% multi-family Victorian beach houses.
             Oceanport Boro                 3        4          3          3          2
             Long Branch City               2        4          1          3          3       Big old resort. Rehab. Rouse Corp. Mail. CBD.
             Deal Boro ,                    5        5          5          3          3       Affluent, stable, large lot, beautiful homes.
             Allenhurst Boro                5        5          5          3          3
             Loch Arbour Village            5        5          5          3          3
             Asbury Park City               3        4          1          3          3       Poorest old resort, minorities.
             Neptune Township               1        3          3          2          2
             (Ocean Grove Park &                                                              National Register Victorian Comm. Methodist Camp
             Neptune)                                                                         Association. Dry community.
             Bradley Beach Boro             4        5          2          .2         3       Older family resort.
             Neptune City                   3        5          3          3          3
             Avon-by-the-Sea                4        5          3          3          3

                                                                        TABLE H5 (Contd.)

               MONMOUTH COUNTY                                                                                                                Source:

               Belmar                       4         5          1         3          3       Seasonal.

               S. Belmar                    4         5          3         3          3

               Wall Township                2         4          3         2          1
               Spring Lake Heights          5         5          5         2          3       Wealthy community.
               Spring Lake Boro             5         5          5         2          3
               Sea Girt Boro                5         5          4         3          3       Possible location of pipeline.
               Manasquan Boro               4         5          3         3          3       Resort--family oriented. Healthy CBD.
               Brielle Boro                 4         5          2         3          2       Marina development proposed.

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                         MUNCIPALITY ABERDEEN                                         TYPE T
                         COUNTY. MONMOUTH                                                FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 30
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0                     IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 No     I                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. 1 YES,
                         RAW ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO     0

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     5.45
                         POPULATION IN 1980      17235                                   SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      423                                 CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     10755                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1050
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 5293                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF 60 1097
                         HOUSING IN URBAN   AREAS   5423                                 % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 5293                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 24
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     15                               % SEASONAL HOUSING      .2766
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1304
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     3989                                 PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     39                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCA
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $60400                  MEDIAN CONTRACT SENT $ 272

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY 0
                         # OF CAMPSITES    0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP 0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME 0
                         RESTAURANT SALES $5.346E6                                      SERVICE STATION SALES  2805E6
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     0                           AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 715000
                         # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                 # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY     $ 1.20547E7             MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROP
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.36886E8                  MARKEt VALUE OF ALL OTHER SEAL
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL     5.39404           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED C
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      $210         EQUALIZATION RATIO     As
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $174.471

                            MIINTCIPALITY ALLENHURST                                       TYPE B
                            COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                FEDERAL CODE 34            COUN
                            NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 1                                 NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY    01
                            ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM'REGION I
                            IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO     I                             SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY,  I  YES
                            RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH    13                                IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO

                            MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA    .3
                            POPULATION IN 1780    912                                      SEASONAL POPULATION     182
                            HOUSING UNITS IN 1980    413                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 19780

                            TOTAL POPULATION 18-64    552                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 157
                            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     328                                       TOTAL.HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF
                            HOUSING IN URBAN  AREAS   413                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                            OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING    328                             VACANI YEAR ROUND HOUSING 32
                            ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     59                              %*SEASONAL HOUSING     14.'2858
                            RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING    Be
                            OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    240                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED   HOUSIN
                            VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     0                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD   FOR OC
                            MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED   HOUSING $   1300             MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT      183

                            HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     Q                                        TOTAL ROOM, INCOME/DAY     9
                            # OF CAMPSITES    0                                            TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME   0 0
                            NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS    0                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP      0
                            TOTAL SLIP'INCOME     0
                            RESTAURANT SALES      659866                                   SERVICE  STATION SALES   f 5129
                            OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     63191                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  &46900
                            0 OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2    0                                  0 OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                            MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.0045E6                 MARKET  VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL P4R
                            MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.56495E7                  MARKET  VALUE OF ALL OTHER REA
                            X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL     5.03661           X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED
                            LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES     s 980         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .51
                            LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES       752,193

                          MUNICIPALITY ALLENTOWN                                            TYPE B
                          COUNTY.' MONMOUTH                                               FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNT
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 02
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 No     0                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH    99                                IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      0

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     .6
                          POPULATION IN 1980     1962                                    SEASONAL POPULATION    0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      697                                  CHANCE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64 1227                                TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 142
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     662                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     0                                    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     0
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     662                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 25
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     1                                % SEASONAL HOUSING     .14556
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     190
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     492                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     4                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCC
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED   HOUSING $56000                MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 230

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    o                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/bAY 4 9
                          4 OF CAMPSITES    0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME 6 0
                          NUHOER OFMARINA SLIPS      0                                    AVERAOE INCOME/SLIP       0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                          RESTAURANT SALES 4 44644                                       SERVICE STATION SALES 4 34715
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     4262                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  451303
                          0 OF CAMPSITES SOURCE 2     0                                    OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0
                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 6 2.03326                  MARKET VALUE 00 INDUSTRIAL PRO
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY 4 2.105655E7                  MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL
                          t OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      0                 Z OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      0 23:3        EQUALIZATION RATIO      .73
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  2-33.945

                         MUNICIPALITY ASBURY PARK                                         TYPE C
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                    FEDERAL CODE CODE 34            COUNTY
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY     13                                   NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 03
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 1
                         IN COASTAL ZONE. 1 YES, 0 NO       1                               SHOREFRONT  MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, O NO 1
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      15                                  IN STUDY AREA YES, 0 NO     1

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      1.5
                         POPULATION IN 1980       17015                                     SEASONAL POPULATION     26122
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       8166                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 15.2

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      9153                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 3409
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      7207                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAP OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 2969
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      8166                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      7207                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 895
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      326                                % SEASONAL HOUSING     3.99216
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      5658
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1549                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      526                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 19
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $32300                     MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 212

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      161                                        TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY      5995
                           OF CAMPSITES     0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME      0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP      0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME If 0
                         RESTAURANT SALES       7.768E6                                     SERVICE STATION SALES $4.592E6
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      4.642E6                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS    $ 3.583E6
                           OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE    2   0                                   # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY        2.60091E7               MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $1.0395E6
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY      1.28667E8                 MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL P
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL        .807897           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERICAL  20.2142
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        $ 586          EQUALIZATION RATIO    1.01
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES          436.967

                              MUNICIPALITY ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS                                        TYPE B
                              COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                         FEDERAL CODE 34               COUNTY CODE 025
                              NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                             NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 04
                              ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 1
                              IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO        1                                  SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES 0 NO 1
                              RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH                                                IN STUDY AREA. I YES, NO 1

    	                    MUNICIPALITY  LAND AREA        1.2
                              POPULATION IN 1980        4950                                          SEASONAL POPULATION       0
                              HOUSING UNITS IN 1980    1861                                      CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970

                              TOTAL POPULATION 18-64       2990                                      TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 653
                              TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS       1776                                             TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH READ OF
                              HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS        1861                                      % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA         too
                              OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       1776                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 77
                              ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING         22                                   % SEASONAL HOUSING       1.18216
                              RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING        591
                              OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING        1185                                      PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSE  66.723
                              VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT         25                                   VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OC
                              MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $61300                           MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT  $298

                              HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS         70                                             TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  2380
                              # OF CAMPSITES      0                                                   TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME      0
                              NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS        35                                        AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP  $511.80
                              TOTAL SLIP INCOME $17642                                                RES
                              RESTAURANT SALES $1.667E6                                              SERVICE STATION SALES $1.944E6
                              OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS 20180                                  AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 579000
                               # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE  2        0                                     # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2       0

                              MARKET VALUE OF COMMERICAL PROPERTY  $7.7553E6                         MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $287600
                              MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 6.74058E7                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REA
                              % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL           .42661              % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED
                              LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES         $ 332           EQUALIZATION RATIO     72
                              LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  $315.15

                           ,'ImTrIPALITY AVON-BY-THE-SEA                                     TYPE B
                           COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CODE 025
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 05
                           ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION
                           IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 140     1                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES, 0 NO       I
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      19                                 10 STUDY AREA. I YES, 0 NO '. I

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      .4
                           POPULATION IN 1980      2337                                      SEASONAL POPULATION     3637
                           @OUSINO UNITS IN 1980       1367                                  CHANGE'IN HOUSING UNITS, i?70-1980      8

                           TOTAL POPULATION   18-64    1259                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 635
                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     1004                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WIT" HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60       553
                           HOUSING IN URBAN   AREAS    1367                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     too
                           OCCUPIED'YEAR ROUND HOUSING      1004                             VACANT YEAR'ROUND'HOUSING @18
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      300                               Z SEASONAL HOUSING     21.9459'
                           RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSIM0      472
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      532                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      52.988
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      20                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE       155
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING        72500               MEDIAN CONTRACT 13ENT $ 256

                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DA.Y
                             OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      50                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP      494.75
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 24737.5
                           RESTAURANT SALES 6 467342                                         SERVICE STATION SALES      363320
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      44754                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $    472324
                             OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE   2    0                                     OF HOTELS,  SOURCE 2    0

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY        2.1279E6               MARKET VALUE  OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY      94100
                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY i 2.5199E7                      MARKET VALUE  OF ALL OTHER REAL-PROPERTY $ 2.2977E7
                           Z OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       .373428            % OF REALTROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL        8.44438
                           LOCALLY FUNDED PER   CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES     $ 430          EQUALIZATION RATIO     .41
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES 4 476.68

                           MUNICIPALITY BELMAR                                                         TYPE B
                           COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNT
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 06
                           ASSIGNED  NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 1
                           IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 NO    1                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     20                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      I

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     I
                           POPULATION IN 1980     6771                                      SEASONAL POPULATION     23718
                           HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      4155                                  CHANCE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-1980 30.8

                           TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      4027                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1441
                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     3019                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD Or
                           HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     4155                                   HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      3019                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 657
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     990                                SEASONAL HOUSING     23.8267
                           RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1743
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1276                                 PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 42.2657
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      254                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  345
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      50500                MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT      237

                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $0
                           # OF CAMPSITES     0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME     $0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     680                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP       494.75
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME $24737.5
                           RESTAURANT SALES  5.25E6                                        SERVICE STATION SALES $1.529E6
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     807300                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $847000
                           # OF CAMPSITES,  SOURCE 2                              # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2 0

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERICAL PROPERTY $1.09706E7                MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $303900
                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $6.57489E7                  MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $5.44744E7
                           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL .462213               % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED
                           LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES  $476              EQUALIZATION RATIO     .49
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $558.411

                          MUNICIPALITY BRADLEY BEACH                                       TYPE B
                          COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY    13                                  NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY     07
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 1
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES* 0 NO      1                              SHORESFRONT MUNICIPALITY,   1 YES, 0 NO 1
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      17                                IN STUDY AREA. 1 YES, 0 NO 1
                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     .7
                          POPULATION IN 1980      4772                                     SEASONAL  POPULATION     9837
                          HOUSING,UNITS IN 1980      3003                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  13.8

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     2777                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 845
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     2013                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  802
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     3003                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      100
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      2013                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 271
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      808                            % SEASONAL HOUSING     26.9064
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1162
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     851                                 PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  42.2752
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      132                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  16
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 41900                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT     $  230

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY   $  0
                          # OF CAMPSITES    0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME    $  0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS    0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP     $  0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                          RESTAURANT SALES $ 2.291E6                                       SERVICE STATION SALES $ 381100
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      403600                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 806700
                          #  OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2   0                                    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.2175E6                   MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $ 90500
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 3.31713E7                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $ 2.98633E7
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       .272826           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  9.69965
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       $ 406         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .49
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 338.013

                          MUNICIPALITY BRIELLE                                           TYPE B
                          COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNT
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 08
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                          IN COASTAL ZONE I YES 0 No i                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES
                          RAW ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      27                                 IN STUDY AREA. I YES, 0 NO      0

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     1.65
                          POPULATION IN 1980     4068                                      SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980 1696                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-1980
                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 694
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     1489                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF
                          HOUSINq IN URBAN AREAS     1696                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     1489                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSINq 110
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      ISO                              % SEASONAL HOUSING     9.31604
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      296
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1193                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      it                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCC
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING        76900              MEDIAN CONTRACT SENT * 406

                          HOTEL\MOTEL ROOMS       0                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY 0
                          # OF CAMPSITES    0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     393                                   AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $736.61
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $289488
                          RESTAURANT SALES $30568E6
                                           SERVICE STATION SALES $ 76220
                          OVERNIGHT ACCONODATtON RECtIOT      26ieOO                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS * 43000
                            OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     0                                     OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0
                          HARkEt VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY		 9.4572E6                   MARKtT VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PRO
                          MARkET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY 4 6.88657E7                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL-
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       o                 % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES         361         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .54
                          LOCALLY OENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 408.8

                            MUNICIPALITY COLTS NECK                                          TYPE T
                            COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY  CODE 025
                            NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 09
                            ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                            IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 NO      0                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITYt @ YES    0 NO     0
                            RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     99                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO     0

                            MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     31.7
                            POPULATION IN 1980      78-98                                    SEASONAL  POPULATION    0
                            HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      2224                                  CHANGE IN HO'USINO UNITS. 1970-1980     43.5

                            TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     4832                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 566
                            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     2151                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD   OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60     485
                            HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     2224                                  X HOUSING It' URBAN AREA    100
                            OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     2151                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 69
                            ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      Is                               % SEASONAL HOUSING     .86935'3
                            RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     252
                            OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSINO     1899                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      88.2845
                            VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      3
                                                                                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE       14
                            MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED    HOUSINO f 1?9100               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT @ 257
                            HOTELMOTEL ROOMS      0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY * 0
                            # OF CAMPSITES    0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME * 0
                            NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP      0
                            TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                            RESTAURANT SALES       3.57738E6                                 SERVICE STATION SALES f 2.78112E6
                            OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      342593                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS S 3.645SIE6
                              OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE   2    0                                  0 OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2     0

                            MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY S 1.62885E7                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY        0
                            MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY * 2.57238FO                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 2.40949ES
                            X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                 7. OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL     6.33208
                            LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES         210         EQUALIZATION RATIO     1.01
                            LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVEt4UES       181.922

                         MINICIPALITY DEAL                                                 TYPE B
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34    COUNTY CODE  025
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR   COUNTY 13                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 10
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO       I                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO  1
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      12                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO  1

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      1.2
                         POPULATION IN 1980      1952                                       SEASONAL POPULATION      2401
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     933                                      CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  -2

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64    1212                                     TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 298
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      650                                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  304
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS       933                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      650                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 117
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      202                                % SEASONAL HOUSING     21.6506
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      115
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      535                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   82,3077
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      18                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 24
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF 0WNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $  160500                  MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT  $  243

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS   0                                            TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  $ 0
                         # OF CAMPSITES   0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $  0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS    0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP  $ 0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                         RESTAURANT SALES $ 441712                                        SERVICE STATION SALES $ 343395
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       42300                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  $ 446420
                         # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2    0                                    # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2   0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIA PROPERTY  $ 2.0112E6                   MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY   $ 0
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 5,38919E7                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY   $ 5.18807E7
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL  0                      % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL    3.73192
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES  $ 847              EQUALIZATION RATIO      .39
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 857.07

                          MUNICIPALITY EATONTOWN                                            TYPE B
                          COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CODE   025
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY    11
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES  0 NO   1                                  SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY,   1 YES, 0 NO    O
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH   99                                    IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO     0

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA   5.8
                          POPULATION IN 1980   12703                                        SEASONAL POPULATION   0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN  1980  5132                                      CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980     27.2

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64    8473                                    TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1034
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS   4959                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60   1061                      H0USING IN URBAN AREAS    5132                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     too
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS    5132                                    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   100
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING    4959                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 171
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING    17                                  % SEASONAL HOUSING    .331255
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING    3086
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1873                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     78                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   15
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $66900                    MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT   $ 251

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    0                                            TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  $ 0
                          # OF CAMPSITES    0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $  0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS   0                                        AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP  $ 0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME  $ 0
                          RESTAURANT SALES $  9.111E6                                       SERVICE STATION SALES  $ 4.666E6
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS  1.009E6                          AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  $ 1.021E6
                          # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2   0                                      # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY  $ 1.08457E8                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $ 9.1899E6
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY  $ 2.35624E8                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $ 1.17977E8
                          # OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL   3.90024                % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES   $ 326              EQUALiZATION RATIO     .97
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  $ 326.222

                       MUNICIPALITY ENLISHTOWN                                        TYPE B
                       COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                FEDERAL CODE 34         COUNTY CODE  025
                       NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                   NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 12
                       ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION  0
                       IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 NO   0                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES. 0 NO  O
                       RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH    99                                IN STUDY AREA. I YES. 0 NO 0

                       MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA   .57
                       POPULATION IN 1980   976                                       SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                       HOUSING UNITS IN 1980  348                                     CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   4.8

                       TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     591                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 121
                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS   339                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  103
                       HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     348                                 % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   100
                       OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING    339                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 9
                       ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING    3                                % SEASONAL HOUSING     .862069
                       RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     144
                       OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     195                                 PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   57.5221
                       VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT    2                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  3
                       MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 44900                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT  $ 232

                       HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS  61                                          TOTAL ROOM ICOME/DAY    $ 2562
                       # OF CAMPSITES   0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME  $  0
                       NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS    0                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP   $ 0
                       TOTAL SLIP INCOME  $ 0
                       RESTAURANT SALES  $ 299789                                     SERVICE STATION SALES $ 233061
                       OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATIONS RECEIPTS    28709                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  $ 302985
                       # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2    0                                  # OF H0TELS, SOURCE 2   0

                       MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY   $  1,365E6               MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $ 1.3765E6
                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY  $  7.6242E6                 MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $ 4.8827E6
                       # OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL     18.0544           % OF PEAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL   17.9035
                       LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES     $ 272         EQUALIZATION RATIO   .51
                       LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES    $ 176.23

                            MUNICIPALITY FAIR HAVEN                                              TYPE B
                            COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                      FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CODE 025
                            NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                         NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 13
                            ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                            IN COASTAL ZONE.  1 YES     O No                                     SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. 1 YES   0 NO 0
                            RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     5                                      IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES 0 NO  1

                            MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       1.55
                            POPULATION IN 1980       5679                                        SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                            HOUSING UNITS IN 1980        1935                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 5.4

                            TOTAL POPULATION 18-64       3483                                    TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 575
                            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      1895                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 599
                            HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS       1935                                    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA       100
                            OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING        1895                              VACANT YEAR ROUND H0USING     35
                            ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      8                                    % SEASONAL HOUSING      .413437
                            RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING       144
                            OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1751                                     PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    92.4011
                            VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT       5                                   VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 3
                                                                                                 MEDIA CONTRACT RENT   $292

                            HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                             TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                            # OF CAMPSITES      0                                                TOTAL  CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                            NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS       52                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                            TOTAL SLIP INCOME  25727
                            RESTAURANT SALES  $544000                                            SERVICE STATION SALES        1.453E6
                            OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS        0                             AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS         $46000
                            # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2       0                                     # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2       0

                            MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $6,5973E6                        MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 0
                            MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY     $1.39377E8                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $1.32779E8
                            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL   0                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 4.73343
                            LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES   213                   EQUALIZATION RATIO      .95
                            LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  180.666

                          MUNICIPALITY FARMINGDALE                                                         TYPE B
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34           COUNTY CODE 025
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO 0                                                   NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 14
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 99

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA    .5                                                     SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES,  0 NO 0
                          POPULATION IN 1980   1348                                                        IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES,  0 NO   0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980   545

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64    878                                                    SEASONAL POPULATION   0
                                                                                                           CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  57.5
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    521
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     0                                                     TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 108
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING    521                                               TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  126
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING    4                                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   0
                                                                                                           VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 23
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     267                                                  % SEASONAL HOUSING   .733945
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      254
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT        9                                              PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   48.7524
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   $51400                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   3
                                                                                                           MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT   $233

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY   $0
                          # OF CAMPSITES        200                                                        TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME   $1900
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS    0                                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP    $0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME       $0
                          RESTAURANT SALES    $313340                                                      SERVICE STATION SALES   $243596
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS    30006                                         AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS   $316680
                          # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2    0                                                    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2 0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY   $1.4267E6                                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $1.0767E6
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY    $9.1761E6                                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $6.6727E6
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      11.7337                            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL   15.548
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES  $135                               EQUALIZATION RATIO  .39
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES   $143.175

                             M11NICIPALITY FREEHOLD                                              TYPE 0
                             COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE 025
                             NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                        NJ'CODE FOR oMUNICIPALITY    15
                             ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                             IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO       0                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY.    I YES, 0  NO     0
                             RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                   IN. STUDY AREA. 4 YES. o No      0

                             MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      1.9
                             POPULATION IN 1980      10020                                       SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                             HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       3735                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980.       7.8
                             TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      5863                                    TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1357
                             TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     3573                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS   WITH "FOP OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60        136.0
                             HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      0                                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      0
                             OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       3573                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 159
                             ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      4                                   X SEASONAL HOUSING     1107095
                             RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1411
                             OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      2162                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING        60.5094
                             VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      55'                                 VACANT YEAR ROUINU HELD FOR OCCA-SIONAL USE       I
                             MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING         49800                MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 231

                             HOTEL/MOTEL ROOKS     176                                           TOTAL ROOM  INCOME/DAY    4 P204
                               OF CAMPSITES     0                                                TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME       0
                             NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      0                                       AVERAGE  IINCOMIE/SLIP
                             TOTAL SLIP INCOME * 0
                             RESTAURANT SALES S 7.243E6                                          SERVICE STATION SALES       :@.57E6
                             OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       403600                        AMUSEMENT "ECEiPTS $ j.565E6'
                             0 OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2       0                                      OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2       0

                             MARKET VALUE  OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.6476SE7                    MARKET VALVE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 7.2333E6
                             MARKET VALUE  OF ALL REAL PROPERTY S 8.28236E7                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY         P.911C,5E7
                             Z OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL        8.73338             X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL         ig.eg,-%e
                             LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES           287          EQUALIZATION RATIO     .5
                             LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES        0 226.547

                         MUNICIPALITY FREEHOLD                                            TYPE T
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE, 34           COUNTY CODE 025
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 15
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO   0                                 SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES. 0 NO  0
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     99                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      0

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     37
                         POPULATION IN 1980    19202                                      SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      5873                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-1980  63.7

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     1O973                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1660
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    5565                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  1335
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS 0                                         % HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS  0
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING  5565                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING  282
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     35                                % SEASONAL HOUSING     .595948
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1003
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    4562                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   81.9766
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     25                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE    9
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $86500                   MEDIAN CONTRACT PENT $ 271

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS 0                                              TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  $0
                         # OF CAMPSITES    0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP   $ 0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME   $ 0
                         RESTAURANT SALES   $ 3.757E6                                     SERVICE STATION SALES   $ 6.742E6
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      201800                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 2.7429E6
                         # OF CAMPSITES SOURCE 2     0                                    # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2     0

                         MARKET VALUE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY   $ 4.20756E7                   MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY   $1.87297E7
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY  $2.29229E8                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $1.68424E8
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL  8.17073                # OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  18.3553
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES  $234               EQUALIZATION RATIO     .54
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  $239.454

                           MUNICIPALITY HAZLET                                                 TYPE   T
                           COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                     FEDERAL  CODE 34             COUNTY CODE 025
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                        NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 39
                           ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                           IN COASTAL ZONE   l YES,  0  No       I                             SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. 1 YES,  0 NO   0
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                   IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO  0

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      5.6
                           POPULATION IN 1980       23013                                      SEASONAL POPULATION       0
                           HOUSING UNITS IN 1980   6717                                        CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  22.1

                           TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      13902                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1827
                           TOTAL  HOUSEHOLDS    6595                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60   1689
                           HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS   6717                                       % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   100
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      6595                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 113
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       25                                 % SEASONAL HOUSING      .37219
                           RENTER OCCUPIED   HOUSING    716
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      5879                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     89.1433
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT    41                                    VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   11
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $62600                      MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT        $ 199

                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      120                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY       $4800
                           # OF CAMPSITES     0                                                TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME       $ 0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      0                                       AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP       $ 0
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME  $ 0
                           RESTAURANT SALES   $ 4.719E6                                        SERVICE STATION SALES      $ 5.43E6
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS  1.009E6                            AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS       $ 1.486E6
                           # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2       0                                    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2       0

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY  $  3.15297E7                   MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $5.831E6                                            MARKET VALUE   OF ALL OTHER REAL P
                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY   $2.66889E8                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY   $2.29538E8
                           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL   2.1848                   % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  11.8138
                           LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES  $174                  EQUALIZATION RATIO   .78
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  $128.927

                         MUNICIPALITY HIGHLANDS                                         TYPE B
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                FEDERAL CODE 34          COUNTY
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 1-1                                  NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 17
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 NO     I                             SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES-
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH    2                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO     I

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     .64
                         POPULATION 1980		5187                                      SEASONAL POPULATION    0
                         HOUSING UNITS 1980	      2599                                 CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  47.3

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64	3394                               TOTAL POPULATION 65 +641
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    2216                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  684
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS    2599                                % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     2216                           VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 150
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     244                             % SEASONAL HOUSING    9.38823
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING    980
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1236                                PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	55.7762
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     44                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 11
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 38000                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 250

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY   $  0
                         # OF CAMPSITES    0                                            TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME   $  0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS 	483                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 238964
                         RESTAURANT SALES  $6.44E6                                      SERVICE STATION SALES $ 314000
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     201800                     AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 806700
                         # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     0                                 #  OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY      $7.6395E6				MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY	$75800
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY 	$5.70014E7                  MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY	$4.92861E7
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL     .132979           X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED C
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA HUNICIPAL SERVICES     $287		EQUALIZATION RATIO    .72
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $268.942

                            MUNICIPALITY HOLMDEL                                               TYPE T
                            COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34              COUNT
                            NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                        NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 18
                            ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                            IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 No       I                                S"OREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES.
                            RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                   IN STUDY AREA. I YES, 0 NO       0

                            MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      17.9
                            POPULATION IN 1980     8447                                         SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                            HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       2305                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-1980

                            TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      4981                                    TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 453
                            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 		2229                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60   447
                            HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      938                                     % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      40.65
                            OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       2229                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 71
                            ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       14                                 % SEASONAL HOUSING      .607375
                            RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      129
                            OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      2100                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 94.2127
                            VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT       3                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE	9
                            MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 125500                 	   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT       300

                            HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                            TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                              OF CAMPSITES      0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME        0
                            NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS - 0                                          AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP        0
                            TOTAL SLIP INCOME      0
                            RESTAURANT SALES       6.90885E6                                    SERVICE STATION SALES $ 5.37106E6
                            OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       661618                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 6.99249E6
                              OF CAMPSITES, SO  URCE 2     0                                      OF HOTELS,  SOURCE   2   0

                            MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.14573E7                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $1.1034E8
                            MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY    $   3.5074E8                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $2.08943E8
                            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL        31.4591             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  8.96884
                            LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES         $ 452          EQUALIZATION RATIO      .73

                            LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES       $ 569.67

                        MUNICIPALITY HOWELL                                            TYPE T
                        COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 19
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                        IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO     0                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES,
                        RAW ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO     0

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     62.1
                        POPULATION IN 1980   25065                                    SEASONAL POPULATION    0
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      8315                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-1980

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     14563                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 2576
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     7822                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60	2489
                        HOUSING IN URBAN    AREAS  3459
                                                                                         % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     41.599
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING    7822                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 442
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      119                              % SEASONAL HOUSING     1.43l15
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1082
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     6740                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	86.1672
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      86                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE
                        MEDIAN VALUE or OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    $57800               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 218

                       HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  $ 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES     0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                        NUMBER OF MARINA sops      0                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP	$ 0
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                        RESTAURANT SALES $2.782E6                                        SERVICE STATION SALES $3.038E6
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATION RECEIPTS      403600                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 532000
                        # OF CAMPSITES,  SOURCE 2      0                                  # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                        MARKET VALUE Or COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.92092E7                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 8.2071E6
                        MARKET VALOE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $1.74643E8                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $1.47227E8
                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       4.69936          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED 10.9991
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       $ 239         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .41
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES   $ 134.371

                            MUNICIPALITY INTERLAKEN                                        TYPE B
                            COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNT
                            NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 20
                            ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                            IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO     I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO 0
                            RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     99                                 IN STUDY AREA. I YES, 0 NO      0

                            MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     .38
                            POPULATION IN 1980     1037                                      SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                            HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     399                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  4.2

                            TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     626                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 209
                            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     389                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF
                            HOUSING IN URBAN   AREAS   399                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      100
                            OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     389                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING  7
                            ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      6                                % SEASONAL HOUSING     1.50376
                            RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     27
                            OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     362                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                            VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR PENT                                       VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   3
                            MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED   HOUSING     87700               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT      288

                            HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY   $ 0
                            # OF CAMPSITES    0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME      0
                            NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                            TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                            RESTAURANT SALES $ 0                                             SERVICE STATION SALES $ 0
                            OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS    0                           AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 0
                              OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE   2    0                                  # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2     0

                            MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY     $ 0                      MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PRO
                            MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY  1.31548E7                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL
                            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      0                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED
                            LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      $  398        EQUALIZATION RATIO     .39
                            LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES    $    332.69

    0

                         MUNICPALITY KEANSBURG                                        TYPE B
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                 FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 21
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                         IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES. 0 NO     1                             SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES.
                         RAW ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 NO     0

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     .95
                         POPULATION IN 1980             10613                                     SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      3898                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                         TOTAL POPULATION  18-64        6037                                TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1253
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    3431                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60   116-3
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     3898                                 % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     3431                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 292
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     230                              % SEASONAL HOUSING     5.90046
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1431
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     2000,                                PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     48                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE    55
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       36200              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 221

                         H0TEL/MOTEL  ROOMS  0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  0
                         # OF  CAMPSITES    0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME      0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS   115                                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP      394.6
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME  $45378
                         RESTAURANT SALES  $1,752e6                                          SERVICE STATION SALES   $844000
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     0                           AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS   $1.639E6
                         # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                 # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY   $5.2046E6                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY   $126600
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY    $4.65273E7                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $4.11161E7
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      .272098           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED C
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES    $ 311         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .49
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIOAL REVENUES   $199.567

    0

                        MUNICIPALITY KEYPORT                                                TYPE B
                        COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE 025
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 22
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                        IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. 1 YES* 0
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                 IN STUDY AREA 1 YES, 0 NO      0

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      1.4
                        POPULATION IN 1980     7413                                       SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       3065                                  CHANGE IN MOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      4303                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1240
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     2957                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 11
                        HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      3065                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      100
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      2957                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING      103
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING            9                                 %'SEASONAL HOUSING     .293638
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING       1543
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1414                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR   RENT    32                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  4
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER   OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 45600                  MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 208

                        HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY       0
                        #   OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME   $ 0
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      540                                   AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $494.75

                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME      2671.65
                        RESTAURANT SALES $ 4.499E6                                        SERVICE  STATION SALES    $ 3.422E6
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      201800                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 194000
                          OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE   2     0                                    OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                        MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY   $ 1.80104E7                   MARKET  VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPER   $3.0222E6
                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY  $7.22514E7                      MARKET   VALUE OF  ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $5.12188E7

                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       4.18289            %OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  24.9274
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      $ 321            EQUALIZATION  RATIO     .74
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES         264.67

    0

                         MUNICIPALITY LITTLE SILVER                                       TYPE P
                         COUNTY 'MONMOUTH                                                 FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                           NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 23
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                         IN COASTAL ZONE 1 YES,   0 NO     1                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     8                                  IN STUDY AREA. 1YES, 0 NO     1

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     2.8
                         POPULATION IN 1980      5548                                     SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980            1879                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-1980    5

                         TOTAL POPULATION  18-64          3310                                    TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 628
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     1840                                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 636
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS          1879                                  %  HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     1840                                   VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 29
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       13                                    SEASONAL HOUSING     .691857
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      73
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING         1767                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     2                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 3
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $81900                        MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 350

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS           76                                      TOTAL ROOM INCOME /DAY        2888
                         # OF CAMPSITES           0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME      0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP        0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                         RESTAURANT SALES $ 720000                                        SERVICE STATION SALES    $2.422E6
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      0                           AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS   $1.1294E6
                         # OF CAMPSITES,       SOURCE 2      0                                    #  OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL  PROPERTY   $ 6.6864E6                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $0
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $8.22346E7                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL P
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY           CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      0           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  8,13088
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      $ 270         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .49
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIOAL  REVENUES $240.988

    0

                         MUNICIPALITY LOCH ARBOUR                                       TYPE V
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                FEDERAL CODE 34           COUNTY
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY   13                                 NJ CODE: FOR MUNICIPALITY  24
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                         IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES,  0 NO      1                             SHOREFRONT    MUNICIPALITY,  I YES,
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH    14                                IN STUDY AREA, I YES7  0 NO    I

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     .1
                         POPULATION IN 1980      369                                      SEASONAL POPULATION     43
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     167                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS,  1970-1980  4.4

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64    224                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 47
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     125                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60   53
                         HOUSING IN  URBAN AREAS   167                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA    too
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING    125                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING i6
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING    35                               % SEASONAL HOUSING     20.9581
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING    23
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    102                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT    6                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  5
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $ 83500                  MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 211

                         HOTEL/MOTEL  ROOMS    0                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY     0
                         #  OF CAMPSITES   0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME     0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA  SLIPS   0                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP     0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                         RESTAURANT SALES   $ 86335                                         SERVICE STATION SALES   $ 67118
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS    8267                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS     $ 87255
                           OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2    0                                   OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY    $  393100                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY    $0
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY   $ 3.9825E6                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $0
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL     0                   % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 9.87068
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       665           EQUALIZATION RATIO    .38
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES   % 780.488

                        MUNICIPALITY LONG BRANCH                                          TYPE C
                        COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY C
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 25
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION i
                        IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 No      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES. 0
                        RAW ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH        it                                IN STUDY AREA, t YES, 0 NO       I

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      5.1
                        POPULATION IN 1 9130     29919                                     SEASONAL POPULATION      23831
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      13171                                 CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-198

                        TOTAL POPULATION 19-64      17919                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 4209
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     li672                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOU
                        HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      13171                                 X HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      100
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      11612                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING t234
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      510                               % SEASONAL HOUSING      3.87214
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      6913
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      4759                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      463                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASI
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 6 46000                    MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 238

                        HOTEL/MOTtL ROOMS      0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY 4 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      95                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP 4 494.75
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME 4 47001
                        RESTAURANT SALES 6 19.113E6                                       SERVICE STATION SALES 6 3.974E6
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS        887300                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.406E6
                        # OF CAMOSITES SOURCE 2      0                                   0 OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0
                        MARkET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY  4.83445E7                   MARkET VALUE OF INDOSTRIAL PROPER
                        MARKET VALUIE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY  3.052488                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PR
                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL        .857533           Z OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COM
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        6 348         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .77
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  99.034

                           MUNICIPALITY MANALAPAN                                             TYPE T
                           COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                    FEDERAL CODE   34          COUNT
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM   FOR COUNTY 13                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 26
                           ASSIONED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                           IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 NO      0                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. ! YES
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                  IN STUDY AREA, t YES. 0 No       0
                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      30.05
                           POPULATION IN 1980       18914                                     SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                           HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       5874                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING 'UNITS, 1970-
                           TOTAL POPULATION 18-64 10457                                     TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1968
                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     5578                                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF.
                           HOUSINO IN URBAN    AREAS   4417                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     75.1
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      5578                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 286
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      25                                 % SEASONAL HOUSING     .425604
                           RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      350
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      5228                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED   HOUSING
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      9                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD   FOR OCC
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED    HOUSING 0 84700                  MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT      241
                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                            TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY      0
                             OF CAMPSITES     0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOM

                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP      0
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME f 0                                              SERVICE ISTATION SALES   flji4
                           RESTAURANT SALES $ 474000
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       201800                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 3.0016.
                           It OF CAMPSITES,  SOURCE 2     0                                   0 OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2     0
                           MARKET VALUE OF   COMMERCIAL  PROPERTY $ 1.7402E7                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PRO
                           MARKET VALUE OF   ALL EAL PROPERTY $ 1.85682ES                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL
                           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL        1.0093             %-OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED
                           LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES          206          EQUALIZATION RATIO     .5
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES          189.278

                         MUNICALITY MANASQUAN                                             TYPE B
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 27
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YESt 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES.
                         RANK ORDER NORTH   TO SOUTH    26                                 IN STUDY AREAv I YESv 0 NO      I

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      1.4
                         POPULATION IN 1980      5354                                      SEASONAL POPULATION      9529
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 19eO      3120                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-19

                         TOTAL POPULATION   18-64    3123                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65002
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     2119                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WIT" HEAD OF OHO
                         HOUSING IN URBAN   AREAS    3120                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      219                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 162
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      897                               % SEASONAL HOUSING     28.75
                         RENTER OCCUPIED 140LISZNG    578
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      is4                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      31                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCAS
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUMNO  61400                     MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 236

                         HOTEL/hOTEL ROOMS     0                                           TOTAL ROOM iNCOME/DAY $ 0
                         0 OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                         NUMBER O MARINA SLIPS      26                                   AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP      548-61
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME 0 69124.7
                         RESTAURANT SALES $ 2.63E6                                        SERVICE STATION SALES    4 4.635E6
                         OVERNIGHT Acco"obATIbN RECEIPTS      605500                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $    419000
                           OF CAHOITtS SOURCE 2      0                                   0 OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                         MARKET VALUE or COMMERCIAL PROPERTY                               MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRiAL PROP0E
                         MARKET VALUE or ALL REAL PROPERTY 4 7.10417E7                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL P
                         Y. Or REAL PROPERTY CLASSIPIED INDUSTRIAL      .94367            X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED CO
                         Loc-ALLY FUNDED PEA CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      4 290          EQUALIZATION RATIO     .42
                         LOCALLY OENERAtEb PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES 4 276.055

                          HIINICIPALITY MARLBORO                                            TYPE T
                          COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL COD9 34            COUNTY
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 28
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 NO     0                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     99                                  IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO     10

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     30.35
                          POPULATION IN 1980      17560                                     SEASONAL POPULATION Z0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      4791                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-449

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     10073                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65t 1062
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    4542                                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF H0O
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     3354                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     70.006
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     4542                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 244
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     76                                 X SEASONAL HOUSING     1.58631
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     329
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     4213                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     it                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCAS
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING         96400              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT  202
                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    0                                            TOTAL ROOM NCOME/DAY $ 0
                           OF CAMPSITES     0                                               TOTAL CAM
                                                                                                   PSTE INCOME $     0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                          RESTAURANT SALES 0 401000                                         SERVICE STATION SALES f    1.2.83E6
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      0                            AMUSE
                                                                                                 MENT RECEIPTS  1.14F6
                           OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2       0                                     OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2     0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL   PROPERTY    9.4379E6                MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPE
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.7J375ES                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL F
                            OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       2.61185            X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED CO
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        205          EQUALIZATION RATIO      .48
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL R                     9
                                                                      EVENUES     163.8 5

    0

                           MUNICIPALITY MATAWAN                                                TYPE B
                           COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34               COUNTY CODE 025
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                        NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 29
                           ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION       0
                           IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO        I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUT14      99                                  IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO       0

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       2.26
                           POPULATION IN 1980      8837                                        SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                           HOUSING UNITS IN 1900       3233                                    CHANCE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  12.1

                           TOTAL POPULATION 18-64       5496                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 834
                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      3086                                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF
                           HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS       3233                                   X HOUSING I0N URBAN AREA       100
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       3086                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 146
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       49                                 % SEASONAL HOUSING      1.48469
                           RENTER OCCUPIED 14OUSING      1225
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       1861                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT       107                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCC
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 66000                     MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT 4 275

                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS       0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  $ 0
                           # OF CAMPSITES     0                                                TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME    $ 0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS       0                                      AVERAGE iNCOME/SLIP     $ 0
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                           RESTAURANT SALES $ 5.0612E6                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 8.021E6
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMIDATIONS RECEIPTS        0                            AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 592000
                           # OF CAMPSITES SOURCE 2        0                                   # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2       0

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.3727E7                      MARKET VALUE OF INDLISTRIAL PROPERTY $ 2.9035E6
                           MARkET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.20363E8                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $1.03732E8
                           X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL         2.41229            X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 11.4047
                           LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES         $ 279          EUALIZATION RATIO      .82
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES       $ 174.946

                          !"IkflrlPALITY MIDDLETOWN                                           TYPE T
                          COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE 025
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                        NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY     31
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO       I                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY,    1 YES, 0 NO     I
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      3                                    IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      I

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      41.08
                          POPULATION IN 1980       62574                                      SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       19621                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980       30.9

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      37589                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65t 5674
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      18841                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60         5610
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      19543                                   X MOUSING IN URBAN AREA      99.6025
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       18841                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 559
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       260                                % SEASONAL HOUSING     1.32511
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      2139
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      16702                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       88,6471
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT       55                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE        39
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING f 09900                      MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT * 223

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                            TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY       0
                            OF CAMPSITES     0                                                TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME f 0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      315                                     AYERAGE INCOME'/SLIP     494.75
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 155846
                          RESTAURANT SALES 0 8.072E6                                          SERVICE STATION SALES    f 9.325g6
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       403600                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 4.17E6
                          0 OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                       OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2     0''

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY * 5.34577E7                     MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 1.8912E6
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY * 6.59652E8                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY         6.04303ES
                          X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL        .286697             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL        8.10393
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES           207          EQUALIZATION RATIO     .51'
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES 0 169.911

                        MUNICIPALITY MILLSTONE                                           TYPE T
                        COUNTY MONHOUITH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CODE 025
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 32
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR tOURISH REGION 0
                        IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 NO      0                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      0

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      37.39
                        POPULATION IN 1980      3926                                      SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1900       1215                                  CHANCE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 62.9

                        TOTAL POPULATION 10-64      2332                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 380
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     1146                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  317                    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      0                                     % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     0
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      li46                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 44
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      30                                % SEASONAL HOUSING     2.46914
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      185
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      961                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      6                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCAS
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED    HOUSING     61100               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT       193

                        HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY      0
                        # OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAmrsITE INCOME      0
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      0                                     AVERAGE iNCOME/SLIP       0
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                        RESTAURANT SALES       1.43453E6                                  SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.11523
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMDATION RECEIPTS       137376                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.44982E06
                          OF CAMPSITES SOURCE 2       0                                  # OF HOTELS SOURCE $ 0

                        MARKEt VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 6.538E6                      MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 1.6524E6
                        MARKET VALUE  OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.06774ES                    MARKET VALUE 00 ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 9.85895E7
                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL        1.54757           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COOMMERCIAL  6.11734
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        $ 238         EUALIZATION RATIO     .95
                        LOCALLY OENERAtEh PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 269.74

    0

                         MUNICIPALITY MONMOUTH BEACH                                     TYPE B
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CODE 025
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 33
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO      I                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES.
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH  9                                    IN STUDY  AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO    1

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     1.1
                         POPULATION IN 1980      3318                                     SEASONAL POPULATION      531
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      1609                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 89.5

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     2212                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 397
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     1336                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 422
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     1609                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      1336                            VACANT YEAR  ROUND HOUSING 221
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      211                              % SEASONAL HOUSING     13.1137
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     391
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     945                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR, ROUND FOR RENT     109                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 70
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      $ 74100               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 339

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY      0
                         # OF CAMPSITES    0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME      0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     385                                   AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 502.71
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 193543
                         RESTAURANT SALES $ 501648                                        SERVICk STATION SALES $ 389990
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      48039                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 506995
                           OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE   2    0                                    OF HOTELS SOURCE 2      0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $     2.2841E6               MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 6.23909E7                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY
                         X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      0
                                                                                            OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED CO
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       $ 339         EQUALIZATION RATIO    .62
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PIER CAPITA  MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 334.539

                        MUNICIPALITY NEPTUNE                                               TYPE T
                        COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                    FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE 025
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                       NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 34
                        ASSIONED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION
                        IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO       1                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES. 0
                        RAW ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH         16                                IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO       I

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      8
                        POPULATION IN 1980      28366                                      SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 0080        11074                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS 1970-1980  13.5

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      16408                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 4578
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     9917                                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 3775
                        HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      11074                                  X HOUSINO IN URBAN AREA       100
                        OCCUPIED YEAR POUND HOUSING       9917                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 660
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       739                               % SEASONAL HOUSING      6.67329
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      3182
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      6735                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT       288                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 114
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 6       46400               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 206

                        HOTEL/MOTEEL ROOMS     0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES     0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME 0 0
                        RESTAURANT SALES $ 6.183E6                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 5.597E6
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       2.416E6                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.398E6
                        0 OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                    # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2      0

                        MARKET VALUE 00 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 4.63957E7                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 2.6404E6
                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.08081E8                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 1.59045E8
                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL         1.26893          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COM
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES            242         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .53
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 177.395

                      INICIPALITY NEPTUNE CITY                                         TYPE P
                      COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY COE
                      NJ CODE SYSTEMFORCOUNTY 13                                       NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 35
                      ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TGURIISH REGION I
                      IN COASTAL ZONEv I YES, 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0 N
                      RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      Is                                 IN STUDY AREA, i YES. 0 NO      I'

                      MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      .9
                      POPULATION IN 1980      52-6                                     SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                      HOUSING UNITS IN 2090       221                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-19eO

                      TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      39                                  TOTAL POPULATION 6+ 944
                      TOTAL WoustmoLbs     2204                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSE
                      14OUSINO IN URBAN AREAS     2291                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     too
                      OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      22o4                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 77
                      ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      20                                 SEASONAL HOUSING       e72981
                      RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     9eS
                      OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSiNG      t219                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       51
                      VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      26                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCA0MO
                      MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED WOUSINO 4 48                     MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 275
                      HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY 4 0
                      0F OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                      NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      37e                                   AVERAOE INCOME/sLip  494.75
                      TOTAL SLIP INCOME    $ 181016
                      RESTAURANT SALES 4 3.542E6                                       SERVICE STATION SALES $ 3.79SE6
                      OVERNIGHT hCCOHODATiON RECEIPTS      208O0                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  389000
                      4 OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     0                                    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                      MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 4 9.7927E6                     MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERT)
                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY 6 46286SE7                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROF
                      % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       4.07205            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMM0E
                      LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       4 250          EQUALIZATION RATIO     .53
                      LOCALLY GENERATED Pkh CAPttA MUNICIPAL REVENUES 0 214.936

                         MUNICIPALITY OCEAN                                              TYPE T
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                 FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY
                         NJ 60DE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                    WJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 37
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                         IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 NO     I                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     99                                IN STUDY AREA. I YES, 0 NO '00

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA    11.2
                         POPULATION IN 1980' -23570                                      SEASONAL POPULATION    0
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     8914                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-81

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     14747                                TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 2198
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    8449                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAP OF 8H
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     8914                                 % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA    100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     8449                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 4le
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     132                              Z SEASONAL HOUSING    1.48092
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING    3119
                         OWNEROCCUPIED HOUSING     5330                                 PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED  HOUSINO
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     205                              VACANT YEAR'ROUND HELD  FOR OCC6A
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 71000                  MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 273

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  0,
                           OF CAMPSITES    0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                    AVERAGE' INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME      P
                         RESTAURANT SALES     7.57SE6                                    SERVICE STATION SALES   I 6.894E
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     807300                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS     1.0$9F4
                         f OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     0                                  0 OF HOTELS, SOURCE      0

                         MARVET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 14 7.49192E7                MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROP8E
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 4.07589ES                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER ZRFA0L f
                           OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      .287716           X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED C
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        272         EQUALIZATION RATIO    .72
                         LOCALLY OENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES f, 238.821

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                        MUNICIPALITY OCEANPORt                                             TYPE R
                        COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                    FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY C
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                       NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 38
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION i
                        IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO       I                               SHOREPRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES. 0
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      to                                  IN STUDY AREA. I YES, 0 NO      I

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      3.1
                        POPULATION IN 1980       5888                                      SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       i8-32                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-198

                        TOTAL POPULATION is-64      3735                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 539
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      1768                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOL
                        HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      0832                                   i HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      100
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       1768                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 46
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       25                                % SEASONAL HOUSING     1.36463
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      369
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1399                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT       IS                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASI
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HcUSjNO 4 704160                    MEDIAN CONTRACT PENT 4 211

                        HOTELMOTtL ROOMS      0                                            TOTAL ROOM rNC-OME/DAY 4 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES     0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME  0
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      17                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                        TOAL SLIP INCOME 4 84602.3
                        RESTAURANT SALES 4 3.276E6                                         SERVICE STATION SALES 4 762200
                        OVERNIGHT ACCO-MODATION RECEIPTS      0                            AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  1.774SE6
                          OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2      0                                     OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2     0

                        MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL    PROPERTY     2.769O6E7               MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPER
                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY 4 9.5927E7                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PF
                        2 OF REAL OROPEOY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL         0                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED CO0
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        4 250          EQUALIZATION RATIO     .57
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  249.49

                         'IMTrYPALITY RED BANK                                            TYPE 0
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CODE 025
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 40
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 No     I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES. 0 NO       0
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     7                                  iN STUDY AREA, I YES,*O NO       1

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     1.75
                         POPULATION IN 1980      1203t                                    SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      5225                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980        1.3

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     6e99                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 2698
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    4908                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60        2247
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     5225                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA       too
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     4908                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 309
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     37                                % SEASONAL HOUSING     .708134
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     2828
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     2080                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       42.3798
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     165                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCAS40NAL USE       6
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       47300               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT      257

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    192                                         TOTAL ROO" INCOtiE/DAY $ 754f@
                         # OF CAMPSITES    0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME *` 0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     277                                   AVERAGE  INCOME/SLIP     494.75
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME       137046
                         RESTAURANT SALES      7.544E6                                    SERVICE STATION SALES $ 9.93E6
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      201800                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.015E6
                           OF CAMPSITES,' SOURCE 2    0                                     OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 4.2607IE7                  MARKET  VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY       5.1532E6
                         MARKET.VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY * 1.63225ES'                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY        1.15464ES
                         Z OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      3.15712            X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED CO    MMERCIAL   26.1034
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       0 355         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .8
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES        284.349

                           MUNICIPALITY ROOSEVELT                                                  TYPE b
                           COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                              FEDERAL CODE 34                  COUNTY C
                           NJ CODE YSTEM FOR COUNTY 4                                                NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 41
                           ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                           IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 No            o                                    SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY# I YESP 0
                           RAW ORDER NORTH TO SOLIT14          99                                       IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 NO            0

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA          i.g
                           POPULATION IN t980         9-15                                              SEASONAL POPULATION          0
                           HOUSINO UNITS IN 1980          289                                           CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-198
                           TOTAL POPULATION ie-64          513                                          TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 92
                           TOTAL i4OUSEHOLbS        282                                                 TOTAL 14OUSEHOLDS WIT14 HEAD OF Hn0U
                           HOUSING IN URBAN       AREAS    0                                            X 14CUSINO IN URBAN AREA          0
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING            292                                   VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 4
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HUSINO            2                                      X SEASONAL HOUSING          .694444
                           RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING          32
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING          250                                          PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT            I                                      VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASI
                           MEDIAN VAjE OF OWNER OCCUPIED          HOUSING       49200                  MEDIAN CONTRACT PENT $ 364

                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS          0                                                  TOTAL kooH INCOME/DAY  0
                           0 OF CAMPSITES        0                                                      TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS          o                                            AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME 4 0
                           RESTAURANT SALES $ 48515                                                     SERVICE STATION SALES $ 37716
                           OVERNIOHT ACCOHODAtION RECEIPTS             46446                            AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 49032
                              OF CAMPSITESi SOURCE 2           0                                         OF HOTELS.. SOURCE 2         0

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 1             226900                     MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPER
                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY # 1.0735700                                 MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL R
                           Z OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL   148797              X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COM
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PEA CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                 6 239           EQUALIZATION RATIO          .78
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES                   26i.078

                             MUNICIPALITY RUMSON                                                       TYPE 8
                             COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                           FEDERAL CODE 34               COUNTY   CODE 025
                             NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                              NJ'CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 42
                             ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                             IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 NO          I                                   SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY@ I YES,        0 No    1)
                             RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH         6                                       IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO         I

                             MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA         5.2
                             POPULATION IN 1980        7623                                            SEASONAL POPULATION       297
                             HOUSING UNITS IN 1980         2599                                        CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980            11.3

                             TOTAL POPULATION 18-64         4624                                       TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 795
                             TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS       2502                                               TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF        HOUSEHOLD  ABOVE 60      847
                             HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS         2599                                       % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA        too
                             OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING         '2502                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 73
                             ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING          39                                    X SEASONAL HOUSING        1.50058
                             RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING         343
                             OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING         2159                                       PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING           816.291
                             VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR PENT          17                                    VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE             15
                             MEDIAN VALUE OF 'OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING             99900                 MEDIAN CONTRACT PENT $ 279

                             HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS        0                                                TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY * 9
                               OF CAMPSITES       0                                                    TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME * 0
                             NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS         ISO                                        AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP         509.8E@
                             TOTAL SLIP INCOME         91779
                             RESTAURANT SALES        4.409E6                                           SERVICE  STATION SALES f 790009
                             OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS           0                               AMUSEMENT REC91PTS $ 441000
                               OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2          0                                         OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2        0

                             MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY              9.3879E6                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY            0
                             MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY S 1.883SE8                              MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY             1.78993ES
                             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL             0                    % OF REAL'PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL            4.98348
                             LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES              $ 399           EQUALIZATION RATIO        .7
                             @-OCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES              J;4-01

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                           MUNICIPALITY SEA BRIGHT                                         TYPE B
                           COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE  025
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                       NJCODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 43
                           ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 1
                           IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO      I                              SHOREFRONT  MUNICIPALITY. 1 YES, 0 NO   1
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      4                                 IN STUDY AREA. I YES, 0 NO      I

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      .6
                           POPULATION IN 1980     1812                                      SEASONAL POPULATION      2678
                           HOUSINGUNITS IN 1980      1136                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970

                           TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      1337                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 225
                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      941                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF
                           HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      1136                                % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     too
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING  941                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 68
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      148                              % SEASONAL HOUSING     13.0282
                           RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      561
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      380                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    40.3826
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      14                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  21
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   $ 58600              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 282

                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS       -0                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                           # OF CAMPSITES     0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME  $0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS.635                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME     $314166
                           RESTAURANT SALES      $ 2.11423E6                                 SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.64364E6
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATIONRECEIPTS      202467                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 2.13677E6
                           % OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2     0                                   #OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 9.6265E6                  MARKET VALUE Or INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $ 0
                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 3.121671E7                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 2.25406E7
                           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL  0                 % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED
                           LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       A 556         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .56
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 570.64

                         MUNICIPALITY SEA GIRT                                        TYPE 8
                         COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY C
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY     44
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                         IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES. 0 No      0                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY,   I YES,
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     25                                  IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      I

                         MUNICIPALITY   LAND  AREA  1.05
                         POPULATION IN 1980     2650                                       SEASONAL POPULATION     563
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      1254                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   16

                         TOTAL POPULATION   18-64   1558                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+  571
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      977                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60	516
                         HOUSING IN URBAN   AREAS   1254                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      977                              VACANT 'YEAR ROUND HOUSING 201
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      205                               % SEASONAL HOUSING     16.3477
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     143
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSINO     834                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED    HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      11                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD    FOR OCCASIONAL USE  126
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $ 112700              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT  365

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  $ 0
                         # OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME   $ 0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP  $ 0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME      0
                         RESTAURANT SALES       672605                                     SERVICE STATION SALES $ 522895
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATIONS RECEIPTS     64411                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 679774
                           OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2      0                                     OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $      3.0625E6               MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $1
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 6.2595E7                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $5.95325E7
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COP
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       0 396          EQUALIZATION RATIO     .49
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES   $ 424.151

                          MUNICIPALITY SHREWSBURY                                         TYPE B
                          COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                 FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 45
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO     0                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES,  0  NO   0
                          RAW, ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     99                                IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 NO      0

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     2.3
                          POPULATION IN 1980     2962                                     SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      1007                                 CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  1.7

                          TOTAL  POPULATION 18-64     1843                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 350
                          TOTAL  HOUSEHOLDS   995                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  360
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS    1007                                 % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      0
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     995                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 12
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING    0                                  % SEASONAL HOUSING     0
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     69
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     926                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  93.0653
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     2                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  0
                          MEDIAN VALUE Or OWNER OCCUPIED   HOUSING   $ 71300              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 289

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS  0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  0
                          # OF CAMPSITES    0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $0
                          RESTAURANT SALES 	$ 3.22E6							SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.17E6
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     201800                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 968000
                          # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE  2     0                                 #OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 2.1676E7                   MARKET VALVE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $0
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 6.53671E7                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY
                          %OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                 % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 33.1604
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES,       374         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .61
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 349.426

                          MUNICIPALITY SHREWSBURY                                          TYPE T
                          COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE 025
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 46
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                          IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES. 0 NO      1                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES.
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     99                                 IN STUDY AREA. 1 YES, 0 NO     0

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA
                          POPULATION IN 1980     995                                       SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     422                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  .7

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     584                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 104
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      400                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60	115
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     422                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     400                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 22
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING  8                                % SEASONAL HOUSING    1.89573
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING 177
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     223                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      17                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   0
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   $ 18400               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 246

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  $ 0
                          # OF CAMPSITES    0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP	$ 0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                          RESTAURANT SALES $ 0                                             SERVICE STATION SALES
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION   RECEIPTS    0                           AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 0
                            OF CAMPSITES'? SOURCE   2   0                                  # OF HOTELS' SOURCE 2    0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY     $ 0                      MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROP
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.875E6                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      0
    			    											   %OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 0
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL    SERVICES    $ 195         EQUALIZATION RATIO    1.15
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES    $ 203.015

    MUNICIPALITY SOUTH BELMAR						TYPE B
    COUNTY MONMOUTH								FEDERAL CODE 34		COUNTY CODE 025
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13						NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 47
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 1
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO 1					SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, O NO 0
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 21						IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, O NO 1

    MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA .2
    POPULATION IN 1980 1566							SEASONAL POPULATION 0
    HOUSING UNITS IN 1980 1005						CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 11.8

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64 916						TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 334
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 654							TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 307
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS 1005						% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA 100
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 654					VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 103
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING 284					% SEASONAL HOUSING 28.2587
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING 242
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 412						PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 62.9969
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 32						VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 17
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $37000			MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $217

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS 0							TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $0
    # OF CAMPSITES 0								TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $0
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS 0						AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $0
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME $0
    RESTAURANT SALES $324036						SERVICE STATION SALES $251911
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS 31030				AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $327490
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2 0						# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2 0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $1.4754E6			MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $139500
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $1.40312E7			MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $1.24163E7
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL .994213		% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 10.5151
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $333		EQUALIZATION RATIO .48
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $277.139

                          MUNICIPALITY SPRIN13 I-AKE                                        TYPE 9
                          COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CODE 025
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY     13                                  ki CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 48
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION I
                          IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES. 0 NO      I
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      24                                 ik STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 NO

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     1.3
                          POPULATION IN 1980      4215                                      SEASONAL POPULATION     9104
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      1906                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980      14.2

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     2323                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 029
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     1476                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAP OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE     60   7:230
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     1906                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     Voo
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      1476                             VACANT YEAR R06ND HOUSING 223
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      316                               % SEASONAL HOUSING    16.5792
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     318
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1158                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     78.4553
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      26                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE       104
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $      97000               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT      265

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     550                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY    1@ 2-p250
                            OF CAMPSITES    0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME       0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                          RESTAURANT SALES $ 2.621E6                                        SERVICE STATION SALES * 762200
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      2.407E6                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $     128000
                            OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2      0                                   0 OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 6.7029E6                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ Q
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 8.3674E7                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 7.697IIE7
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                    OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFfF  P COMMERCIA.L -8. 1Olo.173
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES-        444          EQUALIZATION RATIO    .5
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 500.119

    MUNICIPALITY SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS						TYPE B
    COUNTY MONMOUTH									FEDERAL CODE 34	COUNTY CODE 025
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13							NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 49
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 1
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO 1						SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO 0
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 23							IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, O NO 1

    MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA 1.3
    POPULATION IN 1980 5424								SEASONAL POPULATION 2748
    HOUSING UNITS IN 1980 2648							CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 35.4

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64 3163							TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1219
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 2341								TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 1091
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS 2648							% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA 100
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 2341						VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 105
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING 220						% SEASONAL HOUSING 8.30816
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING 989
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 1352							PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 57.7531
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 18							VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 18
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $58500				MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $291

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS	0								TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $0
    # OF CAMPSITES 0									TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $0
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS $0							AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $0
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME $0
    RESTAURANT SALES $3.692E6							SERVICE STATION SALES $3.022E6
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS 403600					AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $322700
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2 0							# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2 0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $9.7947E6				MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $78800
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $8.15546E7				MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $7.16811E7
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL 9.66224E-2			% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 12.01
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $218			EQUALIZATION RATIO .69
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $189.897

    MUNICIPALITY TINTON FALLS						TYPE B
    COUNTY MONMOUTH								FEDERAL CODE 34   COUNTY CODE 025
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13						NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 36
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO 0					SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO 0
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 99						IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO 0

    MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA 15.15
    POPULATION IN 1980 7740							SEASONAL POPULATION 0
    HOUSING UNITS IN 1980 2412						CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  15.9

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64  4710						TOTAL POPULATION 65+  577
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 2315							TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  486
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS  2412						% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA 100
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 2315					VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 97
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING						% SEASONAL HOUSING 8.29187E-2
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING 663
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 1652						PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 71.3607
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 8						VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 2
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $67200			MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $248

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS 124							TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $7440
    # OF CAMPSITES 0								TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $0
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS 0						AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $0
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME $0
    RESTAURANT SALES $1.607E6						SERVICE STATION SALES $2.22E6
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS 201800				AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $416000
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2 0						# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2 0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $5.76575E7			MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $7.2989E6
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $1.66838E8			MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $1.01881E8
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL 4.37486		% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 34.5591
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $350		EQUALIZATION RATIO .92
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $298.966

    MUNICIPALITY UNION BEACH					TYPE B
    COUNTY MONMOUTH							FEDERAL CODE 34   COUNTY CODE 025
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13					NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 50
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO 1				SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO 1
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 99					IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO 0

    MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA 1.8
    POPULATION IN 1980  6354					SEASONAL POPULATION 0
    HOUSING UNITS IN 1980  2078					CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  4.5

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64  3726					TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 571
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS  1967						TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  629
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS  2078					% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA  100
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 1967				VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 77
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING  44				% SEASONAL HOUSING 2.11742
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING  332
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 1635					PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  83.1215
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT  7					VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  10
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $39100		MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT  $215

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS  0						TOTAL ROOMS INCOME/DAY  $0
    # OF CAMPSITES  0							TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $0
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS  0					AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP  $0
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME $0
    RESTAURANT SALES  $595000					SERVICE STATION SALES  $3.195E6
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS  0				AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  $0
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2 0					# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2 0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY  $3.4591E6		MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $1.33499E7
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY  $8.48317E7		MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $6.80227E7
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL  15.7369	% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  4.0776
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES  $277	EQUALIZATION RATIO  1.04
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $311.3

                          MUNICIPALITY UPPER FREEHOLD                                      TYPE T
                          COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY 025
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY     51
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGOION 0
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO      0                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY,    1 YES,  0 NO 0
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO      0

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      47.45
                          POPULATION IN 1980      2750                                      SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     960                                     CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-1980
                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      1710                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 289
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      892                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60    311
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      0                                     % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     0
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      892                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 65
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     17                                 % SEASONAL HOUSING      1.77083
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      212
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      680                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      15                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   10
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      63100                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 202

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $  0
                          # OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $  0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      0                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $   0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME  0
                          RESTAURANT SALES $ 541268                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 420792
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      51834                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 517038
                          # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2       0                                    OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 2.4645E6                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPPERTY $ 469800
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 3.25954E7                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 2,96611E7
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       1.44131            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  7,56088
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES          266         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .43
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES       $ 274.182

                          MUNICIPALITY WALL                                                 TYPE T
                          COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34              COUNTY  025
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 52
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 1
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO 1                                    SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. 1 YES, 0 NO 0
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      22                                 IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO     1

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      31.01
                          POPULATION IN 1980      18952                                     SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      6951                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      10999                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 2602
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    6533                                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  2325
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      5405                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      77.7586
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     6533                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 289
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      208                               % SEASONAL HOUSING     2.99238
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1254
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      5279                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      46                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  79
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 61400                    MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 266

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  $ 0
                          # OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      0                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP  $0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                          RESTAURANT SALES $ 4.473E6                                        SERVICE STATION SALES $ 5.709E6
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      1.12E6                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.159E6
                          # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2       0                                  # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.15792E7                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $ 1.09617E7
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.0363E8                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 1.61112E8
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       5.38255             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 15.5064
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        $ 256          EQUALIZATION RATIO      .47
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  $ 236.07

                            MUNICIPALITY WEST LONG BRANCH                                        TYPE B
                            COUNTY MONMOUTH                                                      FEDERAL CODE 34               COUNTY  025
                            NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 13                                         NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY       53
                            ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                            IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO        1                                 SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY,      1 YES, 0 NO  0
                            RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH       99                                    IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO      0

                            MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       2.83
                            POPULATION IN 1980       7380                                         SEASONAL POPULATION       0
                            HOUSING UNITS IN 1980        2294                                     CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS.1970-1980  30.7

                            TOTAL POPULATION 18-61       4781                                     TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 877
                            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      2241                                            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF H0USEHOLDS ABOVE 60  863
                            HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS       2294                                     % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                            OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING        2241                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 51
                            ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING        5                                   % SEASONAL HOUSING       .21796
                            RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING       397
                            OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       1844                                     PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   82.2847
                            VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR PENT       8                                    VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  3
                            MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      $ 71100                   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 217

                            HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      100                                            TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 4900
                            # OF CAMPSITES     90                                                 TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 720
                            NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS  0                                             AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                            TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                            RESTAURANT SALES $ 3.404E6                                            SERVICE STATION SALES $   3.01SE6
                            OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS        403600                         AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 401000
                            # OF CAMPSITES,  SOURCE 2        0                                    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2       0

                            MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.28353E7                       MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $ 4.435E6
                            MARKET VALUE   OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.1037E8                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $ 9.31E7
                            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL          4.01829             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  11.6293
                            LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        $  199            EQUALIZATION RATIO       .67
                            LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES        $ 170.732

                           MUNICIPALITY BARNEGAT                                                         TYPE T
                           COUNTY OCEAN                                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34                  COUNTY CODE  029
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                                  NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 33
                           ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                           IN COASTAL ZONE. 1 YES, 0 NO 1                                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0  NO 0
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH        45                                           IN STUDY AREA. 1 YES, 0 NO   1

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA           34.9
                           POPULATION IN 1980           8702                                             SEAS0NAL POPULATION          3920
                           HOUSING UNITS IN 1980            3409                                         CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   357.6

                           TOTAL POPULATION 18-64           4731                                         TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 880
                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS         2820                                                 TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 65   864
                           HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS           0                                            % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA           0
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING             2820                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 482
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING            340                                     % SEASONAL HOUSING          9.9736
                           RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING          304
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING           2516                                         PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   89.2199
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT          22                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  227
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   $  43000                             MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT      $  282

                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS       0                                                     TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                           # OF CAMPSITES      50                                                        TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME  $ 0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS           450                                          AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP      $ 492.75
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 222721
                           RESTAURANT SALES  $  1.1224E6                                                 SERVICE STATION SALES $ 7879O4
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMDATION RECEIPTS              221559                            AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 934539
                           # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE  2   0                                                 # OF HOTELS,  SOURCE  2  0

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 6.7905E6                                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $  399800
                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY  $ l.16044E8                                 MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $  1.08854E8
                           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                 .344523               % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL    5.85164
                           LOCALLY   FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES            $  951               EQUALIZATION RATIO       .85
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 222.248

    0

                          MUNICPALITY BARNEGAT LIGHT                                      TYPE 9
                          COUNTY OCEAN                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CODE 029
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 01
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 3
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO     1                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALY, 1 YES, 0 NO  1
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     46                                 IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO      1

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     .7
                          POPULATION IN 1980    619                                        SEASONAL POPULATION      280
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      1084                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   64.2

                          TOTAL PO PULATION 18-64    368                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 150
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     259                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE  60 134
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     0                                       HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   0

                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     259                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 79
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     760                               % SEASONAL HOUSING     70-1107
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     36
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     223                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     13                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCC0AE
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 79000                    MgDIANONTRACT RENT $ 257
                          HOTEL-MOTEL ROOMS   0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY      0
                          # OF CAMPSITES        0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME     0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     482                                   AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP      522.34
                          TOTAL  SLIP INCOME $ 251770
                          RESTAURANT SALES $ 664034                                        SERVICE STATION SALES $ 166105
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMOIDATION RECEIPTS     131069                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 552851
                            OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     0                                     OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 4.017IE6                   MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PRO0PERTY  $ 0
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 5.046ME7                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $ 4.6454
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      0                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED CO
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES         951        EQUALIZATION RATIO     .58
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $1095.32

    0

                        MUNICIPALY  BAY HEAD                                          TYPE 9
                        COUNTY OCEAN                                                      FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CODE 029
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 02
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION '3
                        IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     30                                  IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      1

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     .6
                        POPULATION IN 1980      1340                                      SEASONAL POPULATION      4910
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      935                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1904

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     792                                    TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 248
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     5121                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 221
                        HOUSINO IN URBAN AREAS     935                                    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      521                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSINO 44
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      395                               % SEASONAL HOUSING    42.246
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     122
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     399                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      4                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 25
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED    HOUSING $ 97000                MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 302

                        HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES    0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     76                                     AVERAGE INCOMt/SLIP       661
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 50236
                        RESTAURANT SALES $ 929460                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 6524i5
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      183459                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 773835
                        # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     0                                      # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2  0

                        MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 0 -5.622eE6                   MARKEt VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $0
                        MARKET VALUE Or ALL REAL PROPERTY * 9.6955SE7                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 8.53327E7
                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       o                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL   6.18192
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       $ 634         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .9
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES       $  721.642

    0

                          MUNICIPALITY PEACH HAVEN                                         TYPE 0
                          COUNTY OCEAN                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE 029
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY     03
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION     3
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO      1                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY    1 YES, 0 NO  1
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      56                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO     1

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       I
                          POPULATION IN 1980     1714                                       SEASONAL  POPULATION     28360
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     2379                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-15

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64       984                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 416
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      760                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOD ABOVE 60 406
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS       0                                    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA    0
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      760                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 154
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      1512                              % SEASONAL HOUSING     63.5561
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      185
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       575                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      38                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 19
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED SOUTH      72100               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $212

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                          TOTAL  ROOM INCOME/DAY $0
                          # OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL  CAMPSITE INCOME      0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS       2100                                 AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP     24.35
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME      513023
                          RESTAURANT SALES       2.42906E6                                  SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.70503E6
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      479455                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 2.02235E6
                           # OF CAMPSITES SOURCE   2     0                                  # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.46947E7                   MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $0
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.0022E8                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 8.55257E7
                            OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                    OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  14.6624
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        $ 732         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .67
                          LOCALLY GENERATED   PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  $     720,537

    0

                         MUNICIPALITY BEACHWOOD                                         TYPE B
                         COUNTY OCEAN                                                    FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE 029
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 04
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO     1                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO     0
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     39                                IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO     1

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     2.8
                         POPULATION IN 1980    7687                                      SEASONAL POPULATION      123O
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      2678                                 CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                         TOTAL POPULATION  18-64       4353                                TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 764
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    2477                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 765
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     2678                                 % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     2477                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 108
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     103                              % SEASONAL HOUSING    3.84615
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     274
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     2203                                 PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       88.9382
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     8                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 10
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED   HOUSING $ 44000                MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 256

                         HOTEL/MOTEL  ROOMS     0                                        TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                         # OF CAMPSITES    0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                         NUMBER Or MARINA SLIPS     0                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME     0
                         RESTAURANT SALES       766000                                   SERVICE STATiON SALES $ 1.52E6
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      160700                     AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 30000
                         # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                 # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.9983E6                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 0
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY       1.00033ES               MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 9.60342E7
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL     0                 % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 3.997
                         LOCALLY FUNDEb PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      $ 198         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .92
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  187,069

                           MUNICIPALITY BERKELEY                                       TYPE. T
                           COUNTY OCEAN                                                FEDERAL CODE 34     COUNTY CODE 029
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                NJ CODE MUNICIPALITY  05
                           ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION2
                           IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO    1                           SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY.   1 YES 0 NO 1
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH   42                              IN STUDY AREA. 1 YES   0 NO   1

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      41.9
                           POPULATION IN 1980     23151                                SEASONAL POPULATION      1730
                           HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      11698                            CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1

                           TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      10292                           TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 8741
                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    9614                                    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 6626
                           HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      9318                            % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     79.6546
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     9614                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 505
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     1687                         % SEASONAL HOUSING     14.4213
                           RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     784
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      8830                            PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 91.8452
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     30                           VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 108
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   44900              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 243

                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                     TOTAL ROOM  INCOME/DAY $ 0
                           # OF CAMPSITES    165                                       TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      815                             AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 441.68
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME      359970
                           RESTAURANT SALES      3.67281E6                             SERVICE STATION SALES $ 2.5780
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      724950                 AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 3.05785E6
                           # OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2     0                              # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2     0

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY * 2.22188E7             MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 302389E6
                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.98255E8               MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $2.72797E8
                           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL   1.08595          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 7.44961
                           LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $ 239          EQUALIZATION RATIO  .55
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  218,176

                          MUNICIPALITY PRICK                                                TYPE T
                          COUNTY OCEAN                                                      FEDERAL CODE .34            COUNT)
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 06
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH                                         IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      1

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      26.4
                          POPULATION IN 1980      53629                                     SEASONAL POPULATION     :3521:6
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1981)     22025                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      304@17                                TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 78*66
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     189-30                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF V
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      22025                                 X HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      100
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      18930                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 182-2.
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      2278                              % SEASONAL HOUSING     10.3420
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      2-:273
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      15657                                 PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      291                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCC@
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 49700                    MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 261

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                          0 OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ ()
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      2031                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 5f.11).6--
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 1.01682E6
                          RESTAURANT SALES $ 1.113IE7                                       SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.215@
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      3.17E6                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS      2.692E6.
                          # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                   0 OF HOTELS. SOURCE       0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 6.62247E7                   MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROF
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 6.17632ES                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       .166199            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED C
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        $ 211         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .56
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES         194.111

                        MUINICIPALITY DOVER                                             TYPE T
                        COUNTY OCEAN                                                    FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY o7
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                        .IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO    I                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     3*3                               IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO     I

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     41.62
                        POPULATION IN 1980     64455                                    SEASONAL POPULATION     10515
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     30 132                                CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1?71-1-1')

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     36017                                TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 9616
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    22175                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HO
                        HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     22,410                               % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      77.4,91
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     22175                           VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 172.3
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     6766                             % SEASONAL HOUSING    22.4545
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     "3701
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     18474                                PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     194                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCAS
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       53400              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 253

                        HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    42S                                        TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 2(1:=-,4
                        # OF CAMPSITES    442                                           TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 175-o
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     902                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 478.07
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME      43192.8
                        RESTAURANT SALES       1.938OE7                                 SERVICE STATION SALES.' $ 2.1132E
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     2.844E6                     AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 5.129E6
                        # OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2      0                                 # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2    4-1

                        MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.54152EB                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPE
                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.03297E9                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL P
                        X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      3.263?1           X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED CA:j
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      $ 284         EQUALIZATION RATIO    .66
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 2::!0.642

                          MIINICIPALITY EAOLESWOOD                                          TYPE T
                          COUNTY OCEAN                                                      FEDERAL CODE 04             COUNTY
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15-                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY (10
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YEIS.
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      52                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      I

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      16.5
                          POPULATION IN 1980      1009                                      SEASONAL POPULATION       141)
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      4668                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      578                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 150
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      362                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HC
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      0                                     % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      0
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      362                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      4274                              X SEASONAL HOUSING     91.5596
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     51
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      311                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      2                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCA
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED    HOUSING     35400               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 18:3

                          HOTEL/HOTEL 0                                                   TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                          # OF CAMPSITES     too                                            TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 31401)
                          NUMBER Or MARINA SLIPS      55                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ :366.45
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 20155
                          RESTAURANT SALES $ 215702                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 151408
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      42576                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 179506
                          # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                   # Or HOTELS, SOURCE 2       Ll

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.3049E6                    MARKET VALUE Or INDUSTRIAL PROP
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.6091SE7                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL F
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       3.87705            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED C
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        $ 324         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .6
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 234.896

                           INICILITY HARVEY CEDARS;                                           TYPE P
                           COUNTY OCEAN                                                             FEDERAL CODE 34                COUNTY
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                             NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 09
                           ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION
                           IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO          I                                  SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH         49                                     IN STUDY AREA. I YES, 0 NO          I

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA         .55
                           POPULATION IN 1980        363                                            SEASONAL POPULATION         6500
                           HOUSING UNITS IN 1980          1194                                      CHAN6E IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-19

                           TOTAL POPULATION 18-64         217                                       TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 92
                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS         167                                             TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HO
                           HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS         0                                         % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA         0
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING          167                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 93
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING          951                                  % SEASONAL HOUSING         7?.64!32
                           RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING         3 7
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING         -O                                      PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT          to                                   VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCAS:
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING             8?400                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 250

                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS        0                                               TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                           # OF CAMPSITES       0                                                   TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS         120                                       AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.7!7-
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 59370
                           RESTAURANT SALES $ 320586                                                SERVICE STATION SALES $ 22502Q
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS           6'3278                         AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 266909
                           4 OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2          Ll                                     # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2         Q

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.9394E6                           MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPE
                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY # 6.00959E7                            MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL r
                           % UP REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL             0                   % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED CO
                           LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES             $ 1643          EQUACIZATION RATIO        .62
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 1655.65

                         INICIPALITY ISLAND 14EIGHTS                                   TYPE 8
                        COUNTY OCEAN                                                      FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY C
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 10
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                        IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES. o
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      35                                 IN STUDY AREA. I YES, 0 NO       I

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       .6
                        POPULATION IN 1980      1575                                      SEASONAL POPULATION       1460
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      719                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 197(-l-l?.8

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64       Ikp                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 255
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      576                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOU
                        HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS       719                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      100
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      576                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING :39
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      116                               X SEASONAL HOUSING       16.13@:@5
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      loo
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       476                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSINli
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      Is                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASI
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 49100                    MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ '23?

                        HOTEL/HOTEL ROOKS     0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ Q
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS       200                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 44.75
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 98949
                        RESTAURANT SALES $ 416511                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 2'?2:-;,t-.i
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      82212                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 346772
                        0 OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                     OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2      0

                        MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 2.5197E6                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPER
                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.49055E7                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PR
                        X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COM
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES          273         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .75
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 225.397

                             INICIPALITY JACKSON                                                      TYPE T
                            COUNTY OCEAN                                                                FEDERAL CODE 34                 COUNTY
                            NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                                NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 11
                            ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                            IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO            i                                   SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, C
                            RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH           99                                      IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 4) NO          0

                            MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA          100.1-4
                            POPULATION IN 1980         25644                                            SEASONAL POPULATION          7000
                            HOUSING UNITS IN I?eO          8156                                         CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1?70-19E

                            TOTAL POPULATION 18-64          14557                                       TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 2@---:e?
                            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS        7756                                                TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOL
                            HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS          :3638                                       % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA          4 4. -605 2
                            OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING           7756                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 2:31
                            ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING           93                                     % SEASONAL HOUSING         1.14026
                            RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSINO          1320
                            OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING          64;36                                       PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                            VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT           64                                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASI
                            MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 55600                              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 253

                            HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS         0                                                 TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                            # OF CAMPSITES       655                                                    TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 6197.5
                            NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS          0                                           AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $0
                            TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                            RESTAURANT SALES $ 1.515E6                                                  SERVICE STATION SALES $ 3.242E6
                            OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS            00-1700                          AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 6.24!33IE6
                              OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2          0                                           OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2         0

                            MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY              4.540IIE7                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPEF
                            MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 3.32471ES                               MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL rr
                            X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL               .544949              % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COV
                            LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                $ 248           EQUALIZATION RATIO
                            LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 202.815

                          INICIPALITY LACEY                                                                 TYPE T
                          COUNTY OCEAN                                                                        FEDERAL CODE 34                   COUNTY COD
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                                        NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY            12
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM RE131LIN 2
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO               I                                        SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY,          I YES, 0 N
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH              43                                           IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 1) NO             1

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA              0-4.6
                          POPULATION IN 1980            14161                                                 SEASONAL POPULATION           22440
                          HOUSING UNITS IN t9:34)            6513                                             CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-192-0

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64              7 7 3?                                          TOTAL POPULATION 6!T,-'+ 2539
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS          5107                                                      TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSE
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS              0                                               % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA             4)
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING               5107                                      VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING t?6
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING               1241                                       % SEASONAL HOUSING           19.0542
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING             4'81
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING              4626                                            PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT               13                                         VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR O0--:Ac-:IoN
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING                    47700                     MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 2:160

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS            0                                                      TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                          # OF CAMPSITES          0                                                           TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS              106:3                                           AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 500.76
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME             535495
                          RESTAURANT SALES             2.64346E6                                              SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.1,:5552E6.
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS                521774                               AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 2.2104.-VE.,5E6
                          4 OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2               0                                            # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2             I'l

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.59917E7                                     MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.57864ES                                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROF
                          X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                    4.10267                 X Or REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMME
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                        567             EQUALIZATION RATIO           .64
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 255.49

                        MUNICIPALITY LAKEHURST                                             TYPE B
                        COUNTY OCEAN                                                        FEDERAL CODE 24             COUNTY CODE 029
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                        NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 13
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                        IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO       I                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES 0 NO 0
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH       99                                  IN STUDY AREA, I YES,  O  NO

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       .95
                        POPULATION IN 1980       2908                                       SEASONAL POPULATION     Q
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       1050                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   28.8

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64       1665                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 185
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS       893,                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 202
                        HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS       0                                      % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      0
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       893                           VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 151
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       65                                 % SEASONAL HOUSING     6.19048,
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING       371
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       522                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT       76,                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   2
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 32200                      MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 225

                        HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                            TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES    0                                                TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS       0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                        RESTAURANT SALES $ 676000                                           SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.974E6
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS        160700                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS, $ 455895
                        # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2        0                                   # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   o

                        MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.3126E6                      MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPER
                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.14376E7                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $ 1.8125E7
                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL         0                  % Or REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL   15.4523
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES,        $  252          EQUALIZATION RATIO      .97
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES       $  196.699

                         MUNICIPALITY LAKEWOOD                                                         TYPE T
                         COUNTY OCEAN                                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34          COUNTY CODE  020
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                                  NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 14
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION       0
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO    I                                           SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0 NO 0
                         RAW ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH            99                                        IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 NO  0

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA           24.4
                         POPULATION IN 1980          38464                                           SEASONAL POPULATION         0
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980           15335                                       CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   62.3

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64           18670                                        TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 9444
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS         14489                                            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  7196
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS           13762                                      HOUSING IN URBAN AREA          89.7424
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING            14489                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 789
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING            105                                     % SEASONAL HOUSING         1.20639
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING           4504
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING           9985                                         PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   68.9143
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     286                                           VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCOSIONAL USE   68
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 51100                              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 232

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS         141                                                 TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY           4563
                         # OF CAMPSITES        0                                                       TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ o
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                                 AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                         RESTAURANT SALES $ 1.1921E7                                                   SERVICE STATION SALES' $ 8.068E6
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS   2.0896E6                                    AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 3.258E6
                         # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2            0                                         0 OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2          0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 5.287E7                                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $ 2.48992E7

                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 4.6554E8                                  MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPPERTY  $ 3.87771E8
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      5.34846                         % REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL   11.3567
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                   253            EQUALIZATION RATIO         .8
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 201.12 3

                       MUNICIPALITY LAVALLETTE                                          TYPE B
                       COUNTY OCEAN                                                      FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE  029
                       NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 15
                       ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION
                       IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 NO   1                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES, 0  NO  1
                       RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      34                                IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO    I

                       MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      .65
                       POPULATION IN 1980      2072                                      SEASONAL POPULATION      20455
                       HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       2954                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS.   1970-1980  18.9

                       TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      1184                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 540
                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      916                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  488
                       HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      2954                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      100
                       OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      916                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 203
                       ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      1957                              % SEASONAL HOUSING      66.2492
                       RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     234
                       OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      682                              PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING        74.4541
                       VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      74                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE    60
                       MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING         73800              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 249

                       HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS                                                 TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY       $ 0
                       # OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME       $ 0
                       NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      390                                   AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP      $ 457.62
                       TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 178470
                       RESTAURANT SALES $ 1.27752E6                                      SERVICE STATION SALES $  896729
                       OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     252160                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.06362E6
                       # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2       0                                  # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2       0

                       MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 7.7284E6                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $ 0
                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.31154E8                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $ 123426E8
                       % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL   5.8926
                       LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES     $ 654         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .75
                       LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  $665.05

                            MUNICIPALITY LITTLE EGG HARBOR                                     TYPE T
                            COUNTY OCEAN                                                       FEDERAL    CODE 34                COUNTY CODE 029
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                        NJ CODE    FOR MUNICIPALITY 16
                            ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                            IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO              I                        SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES,  0 NO  0
                            RAW ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH              54                           IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO             I

                            MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA            49.5
                            POPULATION IN 1980         8483                                    SEASONAL POPULATION           13825
                            HOUSING UNITS IN 1900       4958                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS,   1970-1980   69.4

                            TOTAL POPULATION 18-64            4845                             TOTAL POPULATION   13825
                            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS         3145                                      TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  140
                            HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS            0                                % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA          0
                            OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING    637
                            ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING             1480                        % SEASONAL HOUSING          29.8507
                            RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING            372
                            OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING            2773                             PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                            VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT               35                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   260
                            MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   $ 42900                   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 266

                            HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS          0                                       TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                            0 OF CAMPSITES         210                                         TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                            NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS            637                              AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP   $ 408.95
                            TOTAL SLIP INCOME           260507
                            RESTAURANT SALES            1.24744E6                              SERVICE STATION SALES $ 375612
                            OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS               246222               AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.03857E6
                            # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2             0                             # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

                            MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 7.5464E6                     MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $ 0
                            MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.28226E8                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $ 1.2068E8
                            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                   % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL   5.88522
                            LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      $318             EQUALIZATION RATIO       .58
                            LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES    $ 279.5

                                               MINICIPALITY LONG BEACH                              TYPE T
                                               COUNTY OCEAN                                         FEDERAL CODE 34          COUNTY CODE 029
                                               NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                         NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 17
                                               ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION
                                               IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 NO  1                      SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES 0 NO 1
                                               RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 53                         IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 NO 1

                                               MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA 4.3
                                               POPULATION IN 1980   3488                            SEASONAL POPULATION 41335
                                               HOUSING UNITS IN 1980 7836                           CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 18.3

                                               TOTAL POPULATION 18-64  1920                         TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1030
                                               TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 1543                                TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 914
                                               HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS                               % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA 0
                                               OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 1543                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING
                                               ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING   5865                    % SEASONAL HOUSING      74.8469
                                               RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     240
                                               OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1303                      PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                                               VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 84                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 555
                                               MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 79400       MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 230

                                               HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS   0                                TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY
                                               # OF CAMPSITES          0                            TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                                               NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS  698                          AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 414.16
                                               TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 28?053
                                               RESTAURANT SALES $ 3.08503E6                         SERVICE STATION SALES
                                               OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS 766838               AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 3.23453E6
                                               # OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2  0                         # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

                                               MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 2.35026E7      MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPER $ 0
                                               MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 4.37053ES        MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 4.1355E8
                                               X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL  0          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL $ 5.37752
                                               LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $ 921   EQUALIZATION RATIO    .75
                                               LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES

         MUNICIPALITY MANCHESTER                                                    TYPE T
         COUNTY OCEAN                                                               FEDERAL. CODE 34          COUNTY 029
         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                               NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 18
         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, Q NO           I                                   SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, NO O
         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH          99                                      IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO

         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA   82.5
         POPULATION IN 1980      27987                                              SEASONAL POPULATION    6165
         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980   14612                                              CHANOF IN HOUSING UNITS,

         TOTAL POPULATION 103-64   9523                                             TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 15027
         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    13863                                                  TOTAL. HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 11347
         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS  1781                                               X HOUSING IN URBAN AREA          12.1886
         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING   13863                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 676
         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING    220                                          % SEASONAL HOUSING         1.50561
         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      40-2
         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1:23:381                                       PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR PENT   :31;                                          VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCOSIONAL USE 137
         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 43700                             MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 173

         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS        0                                                 TOTAL. ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
         # OF CAMPSITES       0                                                     TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS         f)                                          AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
         RESTAURANT SALES $ 4.85005E6                                               SERVICE STATION SALES $ 3.40706E6
         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS           95C1066                          AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 4.04114E6
         OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2         f,                                          # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2 O

         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 2.9S635E7                            MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERERTY $8.2669E6
         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 4.q21312EqS                            MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL $ 3.83682E8
         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL              1.9621q9             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 6.96954
         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                  167          EQUALIZATION RATIO    .82
         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL. REVENUES                131.811

            MUNICIPALITY MANTOLOKING                                          TYPE B
            COUNTY OCEAN                                                      FEDERAL CODE 34                    COUNTY CODE 029
            NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY   1.5                                   NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 19
            ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 3
            IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO     I                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES, NO O
            RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH  32                                     IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO               1

            MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA  .44
            POPULATION IN 1980   433                                          SEASONAL POPULATION             1605
            HOUSING UNITS IN 198O  460                                        CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  7.2

            TOTAL POPULATION 1864  267                                        TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 10.9
            TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS IN 1980  184                                     TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 103
            HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS  460                                       % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA              100
            OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING  184                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 231
            ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING  242                                   % SEASONAL HOUSING  52.6087
            RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING  14
            OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   170                                      PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED 92.3913
            VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT  3                                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 195
            MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 170300                   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 317

            HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS  0                                              TOTAL ROOM INCOME/1[lAY $ 0
            0 13F CAMPSITES   0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
            NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS  250                                       AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
            TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 122680
            RESTAURANT SALES $ 133332                                         SERVICE STATION SALES, $ 93590
            OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS  26317                            AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 111EP07
            OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2 0                                          # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2    0

            MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY  $ 806600                     MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 0
            MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 8.32258E7                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL CITHER REAL PROPERTY $8.25192E7
            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL  0                       % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL $.968008
            LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $ 1868               EQUALIZATION RATIO  .96
            LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 2080.83

       MUNICIPALITY OCEAN                                       TYPE T
       COUNTY OCEAN                                             FEDERAL CODE 34     COUNTY CODE 029
       NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                             NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 20
       ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
       IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, O NO  1                          SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
       RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH  44                            IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO                         I

       MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA  20.62
       POPULATION IN 1981)     3731                             SEASONAL POPULATION   3320
       HOUSING UNITS IN 1981)  2260                             CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS,

       TOTAL POPULATION 1864   1976                             TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 944
       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS        1492                             TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 847
       HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS  0                                % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA  0
       OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING  1492                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 302
       ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING   673                         % SEASONAL HOUSING  29.7788
       RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING   124
       OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    1368                           PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 91.689
       VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 13                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 201
       MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  43900            MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 2245

       HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS   0                                    TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
       * OF CAMPSITES      98                                   TOTAL CAMPSITE INCC-lME $ cl
       NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS  794                              AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 41S.G:
       TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 3.32527
       RESTAURANT SALES $ 1.1164E6                              SERVICE STATION SALES $ 783634
       OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS  220350                  AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS, $ 929474
       # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     0                           # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

       MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 6.7537E6           MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPEF
       MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 9.451?2E7            MARKET VALUE 1--lF ALL OTHER REAL PF
       X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL   .243443       X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COP
       LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $ 318       EQUALIZATION RATIO
       LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 332.887

                                  MUNICIPALITY OCEAN GATE                                                                                 TYPE B
                                  COUNTY OCEAN                                                                                            FEDERAL CODE 34                            COUNTY CODE 029
                                  NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                                                            NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 21
                                  ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 3
                                  IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO  1                                                                     SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YEs. 0 NO 0
                                  RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH                                                                         IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO   1

                                  MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA                     .5
                                  POPULATION IN 1980           1385                                                          SEASONAL POPULATION                     1385
                                  HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     997                                                          CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS,1970-1980  3.2

                                  TOTAL POPULATION 18-64  742                                                          TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 277
                                  TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS                  560                                                  TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60   261
                                  HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS        997                                                          % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA                      100
                                  OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING    560                                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 20
                                  ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     420                                                     SEASONAL HOUSING                 42.1264
                                  RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING        165
                                  OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING         395                                                          PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   70.5357
                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT       4                                                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 3
                                  MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  37600                          MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 219

                                  HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS                  0                                                                    TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                                  # OF CAMPSITES                     0                                    TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                                  NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS             223                                                         AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $478.63
                                  TOTAL SLIP INCOME $1.06733E6
                                  RESTAURANT SALES $ 117232                                                                               SERVICE STATION SALES $82208
                                  OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      23139                                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 97603
                                  # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2  0                                                                            # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0                              MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 709200                                                            MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERT
                                  MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.18292E7                                                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  2.112E7
                                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                                   0                            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL   3.24886
                                  LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                                         329                EQUALIZATION RATIO     73
                                  LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $314.079

                     MUNICIPALITY PINE BEACH                                          TYPE B
                     COUNTY OCEAN                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CODE 029
                     NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY    22
                     ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                     IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO      1                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO  0
                     RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     38                                 IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO    1

                     MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     .6
                     POPULATION IN 1980      1796                                     SEASONAL POPULATION      1020
                     HOUSING UNITS IN 1980  790                                       CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-1980  25.8

                     TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     996                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 341
                     TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      658                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSE ABOVE 60    294
                     HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     790                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                     OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      658                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING   36
                     ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      97                               % SEASONAL HOUSING      12.2785
                     RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     88
                     OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     570                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    86.6261
                     VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      1                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASION
                     MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 54200                   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 260

                     HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                     # OF CAMPSITES    0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                     NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                     TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                     RESTAURANT SALES $ 301808                                        SERVICE STATION SALES $ 2l1848
                     OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      59571                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 251274
                     # OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2     0                                   # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

                     MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $     1.8258E6                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 0
                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 3.09409E7                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $2.91151E7
                     % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                 % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 5.90093
                     LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       $ 173         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .78
                     LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 154.788

                        MUNICIPALITY PLUMSTED                                              TYPE T
                        COUNTY OCEAN                                                       FEDERAL CODE 34          COUNTY 029
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                       NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 23
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                        IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO      0                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO      0
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      99                                  IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO      0

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      40.7
                        POPULATION IN 1990      4674                                       SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       1657                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  21.7

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      2807                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+  361
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     1564                                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 417
                        HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      0                                      % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      (I
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       1564                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 8
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      25                                 % SEASONAL HOUSING       1.50875
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      429
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1135                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   72.5703
                        VACANT YEAR POUND FOR RENT      33                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL   5
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING        $44200               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 200

                        HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                            TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES     0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                        RESTAURANT SALES $ 565713                                          SERVICE STATION SALES $ 397090
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       111662                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 470992
                        # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2       0                                   # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                        MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.4223E6                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 417300
                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 5.275857                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 4.89189E7
                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL    .790963               % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 6.48673
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES           123        EQUALIZATION RATIO .86
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 83.6543

                          MUNICIPALITY POINT PLEASANT                                                      TYPE P
                          COUNTY OCEAN                                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34                   COUNTY CODE 029   0
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 24
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 1
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO       1                                             SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH             29                                         IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 NO              1

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA            3.7
                          POPULATION IN 1980            17747                                              SEASONAL POPULATION            8240
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980             7253                                           CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   15.4

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64            10087                                         TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 3084
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS          6561                                                  TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  2722
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS            7253                                          % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA             100
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING              6561                                   VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 452
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING             482                                      % SEASONAL HOUSING           6.64553
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING            1444
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING            5117                                           PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING                77.9912
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT             44                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  242
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 49900                                   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 268

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS          0                                                     TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY             $ 0
                          # OF CAMPSITES         0                                                         TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME             $ 0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS            1282                                          AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP           $ 609.11
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 780876
                          RESTAURANT SALES $ 4.341E6                                                       SERVICE STATION SALES $ 4.551E6
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS               268000                             AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.807E6
                          # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2            0                                            # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2    0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 2.81326E7                                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 0
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.77435E8                                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $2.4930E8
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                                 % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  10.1403
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES           $ 183                     EQUALIZATION RATIO           .79
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES             $ 149.715

    0

                         MUNICIPALITY POINT PLEASANT BEACH                               TYPE B
                         COUNTY OCEAN                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY    25
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION     I
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES,        NO    I                           SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES.
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     28                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO     I

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     1.5
                         POPULATION IN 1980      5415                                     SEASONAL POPULATION     30055
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980                                            CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, l970-1980  15.5

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     3068                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1185
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    2167                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     3101                                % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      2167                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 134
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     852                               % SEASONAL HOUSING     27.475
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     895
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1272                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR PENT     30                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  52
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 61900                   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 263

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     227                                        TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY     $ 10744
                         #   OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $  0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     371                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 730.39
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 270974
                         RESTAURANT SALES $ 1.0355E7                                             SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.66E6
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      2.2503E6                    AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 4.63125E6
                         # OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2      0                                  # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.36513E7                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $0
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.22968E8                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $8.93162E7
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      0                 %  OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  27.366
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES         404         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .66
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES      $ 309.695

    0

                       MUNICIPALITY SEASIDE HEIGHTS                                        TYPE B
                       COUNTY OCEAN                                                         FEDERAL CODE 34              COUNTY CODE 029
                       NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                         NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 26
                       ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 3
                       IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO        I                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,   0  NO 1
                       RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH       36                                   IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO       I

                       MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       .35
                       POPULATION IN 1980       1802                                        SEASONAL POPULATION      34500
                       HOUSING UNITS IN 1980        2728                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                       TOTAL POPULATION 18-64       1091                                    TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 319
                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS       832                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSE
                       HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS       2728                                    %  HOUSING IN URBAN AREA       100
                       OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       832                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 118
                       ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       tell                                % SEASONAL HOUSING      66.3856
                       RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING        478
                       OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING              354                                     PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     42.5481
                       VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 49                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  8
                       MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING          49000                MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 232

                       HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                             TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $  0
                       # OF CAMPSITES     0                                                 TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                       NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS       380                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 471.5
                       TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 179172
                       RESTAURANT   SALS $ 4.200OE6                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 2.94816E6
                       OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS        829023                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 3.49683E6
                       # OF CAMPSITES SOURCE 2        0                                    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      (1

                       MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 2.54085E7                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $  9.48529E7                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROF
                       % Or REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL         3.97458E-2          %   OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL
                       LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES          $ 1465         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .82
                       LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 1518.87

    0

                       MUNICIPALITY SEASIDE PARK                                         TYPE B
                       COUNTY OCEAN                                                      FEDERAL CODE     34           COUNTY CODE 029
                       NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY IS                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 27
                       ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 3
                       IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0
                       RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      41                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      I

                       MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      .6
                       POPULATION IN 1980      1795                                      SEASONAL POPULATION     28495
                       HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      2651                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                       TOTAL POPULATION 18-64        1032                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 428
                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      784                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60
                       HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      2651                                  % HOUSING IN URBAN    AREA       100
                       OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      784                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 341
                       ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      1712                              % SEASONAL HOUSING     64.5794
                       RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING          264
                       OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      520                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING        66.3265
                       VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      160                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  40
                       MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 68800                    MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 226

                       HOTEL /MOTEL ROOMS     0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY       0
                       # OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME       0
                       NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      220                                   AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 470.33
                       TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 163472
                       RESTAURANT SALES $ 2.6367E6                                       SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.85078E6
                       OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      520439                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 2.19522E6
                       # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                   # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                       MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.59508E7                   MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.24819E8                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PRO
                       %  OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                  %      OF  REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMM
                       LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES        $ 1847        EQUALIZATION RATIO      1
                       LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES       $ 1960.45

    0

                          MUNICIPALITY SHIP BOTTOM                                              TYPE B
                          COUNTY OCEAN                                                          FEDERAL CODE 34              COUNTY
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY       15                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 28
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 3
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO        I                                 SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES,
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH       51                                    IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO       1

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       .71
                          POPULATION IN 190      1427                                          SEASONAL POPULATION      14805
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980        1781                                     CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64       820                                      TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 350
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS       608                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  306
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS       0                                        %,HOUSING IN URBAN AREA       0
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING        608                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 93
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING        1095                                % SEASONAL HOUSING       61-4823
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING       128
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       480                                      PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT        Is                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 4
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING          66300                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 209

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS       0                                             TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                          # OF CAMPSITES     0                                                  TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS       75                                       AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 396.6
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME       29745
                          RESTAURANT SALES        1.84877E6                                     SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.29771
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS        364916                         AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.53922E6
                            OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2        0                                       OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2       0

                          MARKET VALUE OF   COMMERCIAL PROPERTY   $ 1.11842E7                       MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $0
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 7.24037E7                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $6.12195E7
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL          0                   % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  15.447
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES          $  867         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .68
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES       $ 873.861

                       MUNICIPALITY SOUTH TOMS RIVER                                     TYPE P
                       COUNTY OCEAN                                                      FEDERAL CODE 34       COUNTY CODE 029
                       NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 29
                       ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                       IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0
                       RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     37                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 NO  1

                       MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     1.2
                       POPULATION IN 1980     -3954                                     SEASONAL POPULATION    760
                       HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      1096                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                       TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     2126                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 238
                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     1042                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUS
                       HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     1096                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA    100
                       OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      1042                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 40
                       ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING                                        % SEASONAL HOUSING    .821168
                       RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     150
                       OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     892                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      9
                       VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     6                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIO
                       MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED    HOUSING $ 34300                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 263

                       HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS   0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY$ 0
                       # OF CAMPSITES  0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                       NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     94                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 510.69
                       TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 48004.7
                       RESTAURANT SALES $ 166400                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 855000
                       OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     0                            AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 5000
                       # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                   # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2     0

                       MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY     $ 4.8409E6                MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERT
                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY 3.161487-                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PRO
                      % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       1.1773             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMM
                       LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       $ 133          EQUALIZATION RATIO    .78
                       LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 83.9656

                      MUINTCIPALITY STAFFORD                                          TYPE T
                      COUNTY OCEAN                                                    FEDERAL CODE 34           COUNTY CO
                      NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 30
                      ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                      IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO     I                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES. 0
                      RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     47                                IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO    I

                      MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     47.05
                      POPULATION IN 1980    10385                                    SEASONAL POPULATION     6405
                      HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     6597                                  CHANCE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-180

                      TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     6027                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1436
                      TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    3789                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUS
                      HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS    0                                    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA    0
                      OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     2,789                           VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 412
                      ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     2487                            % SEASONAL HOUSING    $7.699
                      RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     444
                      OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     3345                                 PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    01
                      VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     35                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCAI
                      MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      45200               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 250

                      HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY S 0
                      # OF CAMPSITES    0                                             TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                      NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS    501                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                      TOTAL SLIP INCOME     247870
                      RESTAURANT SALES      2.91646                                 SERVICE STATION SALES $ 2.0476
                      OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     575649                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 2.4286
                      0 OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2    0                                 # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2    0

                      MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.764297                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERT
                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.851932                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PRO
                      % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL     0                 % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMM
                      LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       339         EQUALIZATION RATIO    .54
                      LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES     $ 314.107

                        MUNICIPALITY SURF CITY                                              TYPE P
                        COUNTY OCEAN                                                        FEDERAL CODE 34              COUNTY CO
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                        NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 31
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 3
                        IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO       I                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH       so                                  IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 NO        I

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      .6-9
                        POPULATION IN 1980       1571                                       SEASONAL POPULATION       10725
                        HOUSINO UNITS IN 1980       20                                 CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 70-1980

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      867                                     TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 447
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      709                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUS
                        HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      0                                       % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA       0
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       709                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 97
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       1549                               % SEASONAL HOUSING      6-9.9149
                        RENTEROCCUPIED HOUSING      166
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      543                                     PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING         7
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIO
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING          67900               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 220

                        "-TEL/MOTEL ROOMS    0                                             TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES     0                                                TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      70                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 429.6--
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 30075.5
                        RESTAURANT SALES $ 1.3157E6                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 923532
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       259697                        AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.09546
                       0 OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                        MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 7.95946                      MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERT
                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY 4 1.03226                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PRO
                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL         0                % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMM
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES         $ 677          EQUALIZATION RATIO      .72
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 792.489

                      MUNICIPALITY TUCKERTON                                            TYPE B
                      COUNTY OCEAN                                                     FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY CO
                      NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 15                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 32
                      ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                      IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO      I                              SHOREFRNT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0
                      RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     55                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      I

                      MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     3.7
                      POPULATION IN 1980      2472                                     SEASONAL POPULATION     3135
                      HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      1676                                  CHANCE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1900

                      TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      I-75                                TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 476
                      TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      991                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAL, OF HOUS
                      HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      0                                   HOUSINO IN URBAN AREA     (I
                      OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     R-I                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING lf=!
                      ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      58-1                            X SEASONAL HOUSING      34.7852
                      RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      236
                      OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      745                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       7
                      VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      86                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIO
                      MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 34100                   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 227-

                      HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 4-1
                      # OF CAMPSITES     173                                           TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                      NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      761                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 467.12
                      TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 3554
                      RESTAURANT SALES $ 75709                                        SERVICE STATION SALES $ 51,99
                      OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      149598                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 631008
                        OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                    OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

                      MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 4.5856                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERT
                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 3.29057                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PRO
                      X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMM
                      LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES         279         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .7
                      LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES        267.799

                      INTr.IPALITY ABSECON                                          TYPE C
                      COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                 FEDERAL CODE 34           COUNTY CO[
                      NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY ol
                      ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                      IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO     I                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES. 0 N
                      RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH    59                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 No     I

                      MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     5.7
                      POPULATION IN 1980    6859                                      SEASONAL POPULATION    0
                      HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     2472                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                      TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     4188                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 778
                      TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    2297                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSE
                      HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     2472                                 % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                      OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     2297                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 145
                      ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     35                               % SEASONAL HOUSING    1.415e6
                      RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     301
                      OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     1996                                 PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      86
                      VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     11                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIOP
                      MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED 14OUSING $ 62100                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 281

                      HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                      # OF CAMPSITES    100                                           TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                      NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     135                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 469.23
                      TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 63346
                      RESTAURANT SALES $ 2.63SE6                                      SERVICE STATION SALES $ 4.454E6
                      OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     271000                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 116000
                        OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2     0                                    OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2    0

                      MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 4 7.087IE6                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTN
                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 5.68606E7                   MARKET VALUE LIP ALL OTHER REAL PROF
                      X Or REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      9.82861E-2        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMME
                      LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      0 25?         EUALIZATION RATIO    .4
                      LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES * 244.205

                       MUNINCIPALITY ATLANTIC CITY                                       TYPE C
                       COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                     FEDERAL COPE 34             COUNTY CO
                       NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                        NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 02
                       ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 4
                       IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO       I                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0 P
                       RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      63                                   IN STUDY AREA. 1 YES, 0 NO       I

                       MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     11.84
                       POPULATION IN 1980         40199                                       SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                       HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      21520                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-1990

                       TOTAL POPULATION 1864      21016                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 9446
                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      16736                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSE
                       HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      21520                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      luo
                       OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       16736                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 4303
                       ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       2465                               % SEASONAL HOUSING      11.4545
                       RENTER OCCUPIED HOUISING    11609
                       OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      5127                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       q3(
                       VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT       1161                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIO
                       MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING         40600                MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 171

                       HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      8756                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 520242
                       # OF CAMPSITES     0                                                TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                       NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      615                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 4?0.46
                       TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 301635
                       RESTAURANT SALES $ 3.7456E7                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 8.888E6
                       OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       4.9414E7                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 8.78E6
                       # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                     # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2      0

                       MARKET VALUE OP COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 5.1980EB                      MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 8.47845EB                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PRO
                       % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL         .352907            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL
                       LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES         $ 1329         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .45
                       LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES           1035.1

    0

                         M11NICIPALITY BRIGANTINE                                       TYPE C
                         COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                   NJ COVE FOR MUNICIPALITY 03
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 6
                         IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES.. 0 NO    I                             SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH    60                                IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO     I

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA    6.39
                         POPULATION IN 1?80     831.9                                  SEASONAL POPULATION    0
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     t-.;-.)6(o                           CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64    5353                                 TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 12.'24
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS    3443                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF H
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS    6060                                 X HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     100
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING    3443                            VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 2351
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING    2038                             % SEASONAL HOUSINO    '-11-.6:;!04
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING    1338
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    2105                                 PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT    408                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCA
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      74900              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 326

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     26                                       TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 156f)
                         # OF CAMPSITES    0                                            TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS    427                                  AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 426.70
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 182236
                         RESTAURANT SALES $ 2.883E6                                     SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.14E6
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     1.473E6                    AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 802000
                         # OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2    0                                  # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2    0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 2.05019E7                MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROP
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.823IIES                  MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL
                         X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL     0                 X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED C
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES     $ 467         EUALIZATION RATIO    .7
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES    $ 394.806

                          MUNICIPALITY BUENA                                                   TYPE B
                          COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                      FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                         NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 04
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                          IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO       0                                 SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, O NO O
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH       99                                   IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       7.4
                          POPULATION IN 1980       3642                                        SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980        1321                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-19

                          TOTAL POPULATION IS-64       223q1                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 465
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      1267                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HC
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS       1,421                                   % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA       1019
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING       1267                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 52
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       2                                   % SEASONAL HOUSING       .1514
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING       0755
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       912                                     PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT  11                                       VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCAS
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED F40USING $ 40300                      MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 218

                          HqOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                             TOTAL ROOM INCOMqE/DAY $ 0
                          # OF CAMPSITES     0                                                 TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS       0                                       AVERAGE INCOMqE/SLIP $ 0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME q$ 0
                          RESTAURANT SALES $ 1.606E6                                           SERVICE STATION SALES $ 2.277E6
                          OVERNIGHT qACCqOMODATION RECEIPTS        16*9000                       AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 460800
                            OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2        0                                      OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2      0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 4.5935E6                       MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPE
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 3.48896E7                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL P
                          X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL         9.19297             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED CqO
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $ 217          EQUALIZATION RATIO       .71
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 152.114

                         MUNICIPALITY BUENA VISTA                                              TYPE T
                         COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                       FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY 001
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                          NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 05
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO        0                                 SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0 NO 0
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH        99                                   IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO       0

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       41.83
                         POPULATION IN 1980       6959                                         SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980        2226                                     CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 56.1

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64       3868                                     TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 704
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      2085                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 695
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS   0                                           % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA       0
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING        2085                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 97
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       59                                  % SEASONAL HOUSING       2.65049
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING       244
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       1841                                     PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 88.2974
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT       5                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 15
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED      HOUSING $ 35300                   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 190

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                              TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                         # OF CAMPSITES    0                                                 TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS       0                                        AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                         RESTAURANT SALES $ 476510                                             SERVICE STATION SALES $ 309652
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS        41544                          AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 529859
                         # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2        0                                    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 4.3159EA                       MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPER $1.3375E6
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 6.01736E7                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $5.45202E7
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL          2.22274             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 7017241
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES          $ 162           EQUALIZATION RATIO       .58
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES           &144.274

                        MUNICIPALITY CORBIN CITY                                           TYPE C
                        COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                    FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY 001
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY     01                                   NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 06
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                        IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO    1                                  SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO  0
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      71                                  IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO       1

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      8.3
                        POPULATION IN 1980     254                                         SEASONAL POPULATION      0
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1980       143                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 13.5

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      136                                    TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 76
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      109                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  92
                        HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      0                                      % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      0
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     109                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 30
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      21                                 % SEASONAL HOUSING      14.6853
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING      17
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      92                                     PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 84.4037
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      4                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 14
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED    HOUSING $ 36700                  MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 185

                        HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES     0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 4
                        NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME      $0
                        RESTAURANT SALES      $ 42396                                       SERVICE STATION SALES $ 27550
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       3696                         AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 47143
                        # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2      0                                    #  OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                        MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $  384000                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPER $ 0
                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 3.6495E6                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $3.2655E6
                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL        0                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 10.522
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES           544         EQUALIZATION RATIO      .57
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 507.874

    		MUNICIPALITY EGG HARBOR							TYPE T
    		COUNTY ATLANTIC								FEDERAL CODE 34   	COUNTY CODE 001
    		NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01						NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 08
    		ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
    		IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO 1					SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO 0
    		RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 61						IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO 1

    		MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA 67.74						SEASONAL POPULATION 0
    		POPULATION IN 1980 19381						CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 115.3
    		HOUSING UNITS IN 1980 7727

    		TOTAL POPULATION 18-64	11353						TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1843
    		TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 6809							TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  1847
    		HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS 4218						% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA 54.5878
    		OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 6809					VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 786
    		ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING 541					% SEASONAL HOUSING 7.00142
    		RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING 1138
    		OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 5671						PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 83.2868
    		VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 86						VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 380
    		MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 54800			MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 220

    		HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS	 0							TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
    		# OF CAMPSITES 704							TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 1950
    		NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS 253						AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $471.47
    		TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 119283
    		RESTAURANT SALES $ 8.14054E6						SERVICE STATON SALES $5.29E6
    		OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS 709728				AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 9.05194E3
    		# OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2  0						# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2  0

    		MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 7.37314E7			MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 736800
    		MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 3.05598E8			MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 2.3113E8
    		% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL .241101		% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 24.1269
    		LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNCIPAL SERVICES $266		EQUALIZATION RATION .78
    		LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 226.82

    MUNICIPALITY EGG HARBOR CITY						TYPE C
    COUNTY ATLANTIC								FEDERAL CODE 34 	COUNTY CODE 001
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01						NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 07
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO 1					SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO 0
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 99						IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO 0

    MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA 10.89						SEASONAL POPULATION 0
    POPULATION IN 1980 4618							CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 24.8
    HOUSING UNITS IN 1980   1807

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64  2709						TOTAL POPULATION 65+  625
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 1695							TOTAL HOUSEHOLS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  639
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS  0						% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA  0
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 1695					VACANT YEAR YOUND HOUSING 99
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING 22						% SEASONAL HOUSING 1.21749
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING 635
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 1060						PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 62.5369
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 31						VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 9
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSIN $ 39400			MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $168

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS 0							TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
    # OF CAMPSITES 150							TOTAL CAMPSIE INCOME $ 1275
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS 0						AVERAGE INCOME/SLUP $ 0
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
    RESTAURANT SALES $939000						SERVICE STATION SALES $ 2.213E6
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS 254000				AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 166000
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2  0						# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2  0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 708281E6			MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 2.8171E6
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 4. 51197E7			MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 3.44745E7
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL 6.24361		% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 17.3496
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $ 268		EQUALIZATION RATION .88
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 240.58

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                             MUNICIPALITY ESTELL MANOR                                                              TYPE C
                             COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                                        FEDERAL CODE 34                  COUNTY CODE 001
                             NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY Ol                                                           NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY
                             ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                             IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 NO     1                                        SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO     0
                             RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH            70                                            IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO                1
                             MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA        53.75
                             POPULATION IN 1980             848                                                    SEASONAL POPULATION             0
                             HOUSING UNITS IN 1980              313                                               CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS,

                             TOTAL POPULATION 18-64               484                                             TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 87
                             TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS             270                                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 76
                             HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS                16                                               % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA              0
                             OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING                270                                         VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING
                             ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING                 16                                          % SEASONAL HOUSING            5. 11182
                             RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING               28
                             OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING                242                                              PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                             VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT          6                                                   VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR
                             MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED               HOUSING  $       44200                     MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 205

                             HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS             1232                                                    TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $
                             # OF" CAMPSITES          36.8                                                          TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                             NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS               1                                                AVERAGE INCOME/'SLIP t I
                             TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 1
                             RESTAURANT SALES $ 629?8                                                               SERVICE STATION SALES $ 40938
                             OVERN1014T ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS                 5492                                  AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 70052
                             # OF CAMPSITES SOURCE 2                0                                              # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2            0

                             MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $       570600                         MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERT
                             MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.71482E7                                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PRO
                             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL    1.29401                                    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION  COMMERCIAL
                             LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                           $426             EQUALIZATION RATIO             .68
                             LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES                          $ 439.85S

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                           MUNIPALITY FOLSOM                                                          TYPE R
                           COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                                  FEDERAL    CODE 34                COUNTY CODE 001
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                                     NJ CODE    FOR MUNICIPALITY 11)
                           ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                           IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO              0                                      SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, NO 0
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH             99                                       IN STUPY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO             0

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA             103.4
                           POPULATION IN 1980           1892                                             SEASONAL POPULATION           0
                           HOUSING UNITS IN 1980           607                                             CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS,

                           TOTAL POPULATION 18-64             1068                                          TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 12-2
                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS           566                                                   TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 121
                           HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS             0                                           % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING              566                                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 34
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING               16                                      % SEASONAL HOUSING            2.63591
                           RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING            55
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING         511                                           PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                           VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR PENT              1                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 9
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED            HOUSING $ 39700                        MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 200

                           HOTEL/HOTEL ROOMS          0                                                     TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                           # OF CAMPSITES         0                                                         TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS             1                                             AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 1
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 1
                           RESTAURANT SALES $ 109524                                                       SERVICE STATION SALES $ 71172
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS               9548                               AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS Z 121707
                           # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2              0                                         # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2            0

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $  992000                                    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 2.56793E7
                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.58892E7                                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $1.23293E7
                           X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                   16.1613               % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 6.24323
                           LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       $   221                       EQUALIZATION RATIO            .46
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 233.615

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                            MUNICPALITY GALLOWAY                                                                 TYPE T
                             COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                                        FEDERAL CODE :34                     1--:OUNTY CC'
                             NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                                           NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY It
                             ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                             IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO                 1                                         SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY,             I YES, 0 1
                             RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH                                                              IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0            NO      I

                             MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA              91.75
                             POPULATION IN 1980              12176                                                  SEASONAL POPULATION             0
                             HOUSING UNITS IN 1980              4260                                                CHANCE IN HOUSING UNITS. 1970-1980  49.9

                             TOTAL POPULATION 18-64              7721                                               TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1088
                             TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS            3915                                                  TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSE
                             HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS              1763                                               % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA               41.385
                             OCCUPIED YEAR POUND HOUSING                 3915                                      VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 189
                             ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING                171                                          % SEASONAL HOUSING            4.01408
                             RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING               666
                             OWNER occupirm HOUSING              3249                                               PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                             VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT                20                                           VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR, OCCASIONAL
                             MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 50000                                       MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 310

                             HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS            0                                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                             # OF CAMPSITES           890                                                        TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $3050
                             NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS              40                                                 AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                             TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 197?0
                             RESTAURANT SALES $ 2.1367IE6                                                           SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.3885E6
                             OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS                   186287                               AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $
                             # OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2               0                                               # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2 0

                             MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.98528E7                                        MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 4 5.2836E6
                             MARVET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.40927ES                                          MARKET VALUE IF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 1.1629E8
                             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL               3.74919                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMOCERAL 13.7325
                             LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                        $ 227              EQUALIZATION RATIO             .53
                             LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 198.587

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                              MUNICIPALITY HAMILTON                                                           TYPE T
                                JUNTY ATLANTIC                                                                  FEDERAL    CODE 34                 COUNTY CODE 001
                              NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                                  NJ CODE    FOR MUNICIPALITY 12
                              ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURIST REGION 0
                              IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO  0              1                                       SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY,          1 YES, 0 NO 0
                              RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH              99                                         IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES,  0        NO    0

                              MUNICPALITY LAND AREA              113.4
                              POPULATION IN 1980            9499                                                 SEASONAL POPULATION
                              HOUSING   UNITS IN 1980         3706                                             CHANGE IN HOUSING UNIT,        1970-1980 49.2

                              TOTAL POPULATION 18-64              5752                                          TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1070
                              TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS           3321                                                   TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 1046
                              HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS              0                                              % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA             0
                              OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING              3321                                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 335
                              8b5TIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING               161                                       % SEASONAL HOUSING            4.34431
                              RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING             930
                              OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING              2391                                           PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  71.9964
                              VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT               108                                       VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 50
                              MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING              $    40300                   MEDIAN GONTRAC:T RENT $ 240

                              H0TEL/MOTEL ROOMS           0                                                    TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY             0
                              # OF r;AMPSITES         898                                                      TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $  8248
                              NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS              I                                              AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 1
                              TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 1
                              RESTAURANT SALES $ 2.84893E6                                                              SERVICE STATION SALE$ 1.8513336
                              OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS             248381                             AMUSEMENT RECEIPT $3.16789E
                              # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2                                                           # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2  0

                              MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 2.580.36E7                                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 9.1955E6
                              MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.88439E8                                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL POPERTY $ 1.5344E8
                              % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                4.87983                % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  13.5934
                              LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                        271            EPUALIZATION RATIO            .67
                              LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 236.446

    MUNICIPALITY HAMMONTON								TYPE T
    COUNTY ATLANTIC									FEDERAL CODE 34		COUNTY CODE 001
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY	01						NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY	13
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION	0
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO	O						SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO	0
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH	99						IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO	0

    MUNICIPAL LAND AREA	41.8
    POPULATION IN 1980	12298							SEASONAL POPULATION	0
    HOUSING UNITS IN 1980	4299							CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITES, 1970-1980	  12.6

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64	7461							TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1530
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS	4099								TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60    1534
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS	0							% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA    0
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING	4099						VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING	167
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING	63						% SEASONAL HOUSING	1.46546
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING	11134
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	2965							PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	72.3347
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT	41						VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE	    30
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	$46600			MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT	$ 208

    HOTAL/MOTEL ROOMS	27								TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY	$ 594
    # OF CAMPSITES	300								TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME	$ 2750
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLIP	80							AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP	$ 412.63
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME	$ 33010
    RESTAURANT SALES	$ 5.013E6							SERVICE STATION SALES	$ 6.211E6
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS	338000				AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS	$ 686000
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2	0						# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2	0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY	$ 1.54152E7				MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY	$ 5.5488E6
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY	$ 8.18186E7				MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY	$ 6.08546E7
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL	6.78183			% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL	18.8407
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES	$ 180			EQUALIZATION RATIO	.46
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES	$ 135.876

    MUNICIPALITY LINWOOD								TYPE C
    COUNTY ATLANTIC									FEDERAL CODE 34		COUNTY CODE	   001
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY	01						NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY	14
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION	5
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO	1						SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO    0
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH	66						IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO	1

    MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA	3.8
    POPULATION IN 1980	6144							SEASONAL POPULATION	0
    HOUSING UNITES IN 1980	2031							CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980	13

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64	3646							TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 710
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS	1941								TOTAL HOUSEHOLD WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60	   590
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREA	2031							% HOUSIN IN URBAN AREA	100
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING	1941						VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING	84
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING	27						% SEASONAL HOUSING	1.32939
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING	  133
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	 1808							PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	93.1479
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT	12						VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE	   16
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	$ 73500			MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT	$ 287

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS	   0								TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY	$ 0
    # OF CAMPSITES	0								TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME	$ 0
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS	0							AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP	$ 0
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME	   $ 0
    RESTAURANT SALES	  $ 1.381E6							SERVICE STATION SALES	$ 1.265E6
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS	0					AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS	$ 164000
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2	0						# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2	0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY	$ 1.52496E7				MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY	  $ 0
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY	$ 9.55608E7				MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY	$ 8.03112E7
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL	   0				% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL	15.958
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES	$ 339			EQUALIZATION RATIO	.57
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES	   $ 307.78

    MUNICIPALITY LONGPORT								TYPE  B
    COUNTY ATLANTIC									FEDERAL CODE   34		COUNTY CODE	  001
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 	01						NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY	15
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION	6
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO	1						SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO	1
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH	69						IN STUDY ARE, 1 YES, 0 NO	1

    MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA    .3
    POPULATION IN 1980	1249							SEASONAL POPULATION	0
    HOUSING UNITS IN 1980	1495							CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980	28.7

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64	  621							TOTAL POPULATION  65+  475
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS	   561							TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60     631
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS	1495							% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA 	100
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING	561						VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING	897
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING	807						% SEASONAL HOUSING	53.9799
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING	  94
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	 467							PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	83.2442
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT	7						VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE		768
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	$ 88500			MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT	$ 375

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS	   0								TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY	$ 0
    # OF CAMPSITES	0								TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME 	$ 0
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS	8							AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP	$ 494.75
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME	  $ 3958
    RESTAURANT SALES 	  # 304461							SERVICE STATION SALES	$ 197849
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS	26544					AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS 	$ 338548
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2	0						# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2	0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY	  $ 2.7576E6			MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY	  $ 0
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY	  $ 9.41807E7			MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY	$ 9.14231E7
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL	   0				% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL	  3.92799
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES	$ 930			EQUALIZATION RATIO	.57
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES	   $ 943.955

    MUNICIPALITY  MARGATE CITY							TYPE 	C
    COUNTY  ATLANTIC									FEDERAL CODE  34		COUNTY CODE   001
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY	01						NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY   16
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION	5
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO	1						SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO	1
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH	67						IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO	1

    MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA	1.4
    POPULATION IN 1980	9179							SEASONAL POPULATION	0
    HOUSING UNITES IN 1980	6213							CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980	20.8

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64 	5522							TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1969
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS	3844								TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60    1839
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS	6213							% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA	  100
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING	3844						VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING  2197
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING	1708						% SEASONAL HOUSING	27.4907
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING	   906
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	2938							PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	76.4308
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT	336						VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE    1246
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING	$ 93600			MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT	$ 305

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS	   0								TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY	$ 0
    # OF CAMPSITES	0								TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME	$ 0
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS	191							AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP	$ 468.95
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME	$ 89569.8
    RESTAURANT SALES	$ 4.318E6					`		SERICE STATION SALES	$ 2.737E6
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS	1.354E6				AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS	$ 481000
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2	0						# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2	0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY	$ 1.33868E7				MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY	   $ 0
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY	$ 2.90589E8				MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY    $ 2.77202E8
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL	  0				% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL     4.60678
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES	$ 443			EQUALIZATION RATIO	.58
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES	  $ 424.556

                                 MUNTCIPALITY MULLICA                                                                       TYPE T
                                 COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                                             FEDERAL CODE 34                        COUNTY C
                                 NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY O1                                                                NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 17
                                 ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
                                 IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, (I NO                  I                                            SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                                 RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH                99                                                IN STUDY AREA, I YE31 1) NO                 41

                                 MUNICIPALITY LANE, AREA               56.5
                                 POPULATION IN 1980              5243                                                        SEASONAL POPULATION               Q
                                 HOUSING UNITS IN 1900                1803                                               CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 170-I93

                                 TOTAL POPULATION 18-64                2,-26                                                TOTAL POPULATION 65_ 570
                                 TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS             1626                                                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOU
                                 HOUSING IN URBAN          AREAS       0                                                     Z HOUSING IN URBAN AREA                 0
                                 OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING               14.26                                         VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 161
                                 ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING                  loci                                            X SEASONAL HOUSING               5. 5 4431
                                 RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING                220.
                                 OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING                1398                                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR PENT                 0                                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASION
                                 MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED                 HOUSING $ 39500                              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 207

                                 HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS              0                                                            TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                                 0 OF CAMPSITES           o                                                                  TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                                 NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS                0                                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                                 TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                                 RESTAURANT SALES $ 42:128                                                                 SERVICE STATION SALE! $ 2,74,72
                                 OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS,                   2.6890                                 AMUSEMENT RECEIPT., $ 470000
                                 # OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2                  0                                                 # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2                11

                                 MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.0246                                             MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPRETY
                                 MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 5.31751E7                                               MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL rR
                                 X OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                          .654442                   % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIFIED) rOOM
                                 LOCALLY FUNDED FIER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                             209              EQUALIZATION RATIO                .51-f
                                 LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES                               132.74,3

                                MUNICIPALITY NORTHFIELD                                                                  TYPE C
                                COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                                           FEDERAL CODE 34                      COUNTY C
                                NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                                              NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 18
                                ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                                IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO                  I                                          SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0 NO 0
                                RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH                64                                              IN STUDY AREA, I YES,  NO                  I

                                MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA
                                POPULATION IN                   7795                                                      SEASONAL POPULATION               0
                                HOUSING UNITS IN 1980               2618                                              CHANGE IN HOUSING UNIT,

                                TOTAL POPULATION 18-64                4671                                                TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1052
                                TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS             2518                                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 877
                                HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS                2618                                                % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA
                                OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING                  251                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 96
                                ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING                  25                                            X EAS(FlNAL HOUSING       .954127
                                RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING                 198
                                OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING                2321                                             PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                                VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR PENT                  1                                          VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCAS
                                MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $                       62400                      MEDIAN CONTRACT PENT $ 246.

                                HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS              0                                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                                # OF CAMPSITES            60                                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ (I
                                NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS                161                                                AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 656.224
                                TOTAL SLIP INCOME               104999
                                RESTAURANT SALES               3.019E6                                                    SERVICE STATION SALES $
                                OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPT!                   5900                                  AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.1152EA-
                                # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2                 0                                                # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2

                                MARKET VALUE Or COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.3362IE7                                           MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
                                MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY- $ 1.44729ES                                            MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL Ff
                                % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                         7.1582E-2                % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED CO
                                LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                           $ 361              EQUALIZATION RATIO              .81
                                LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES                              207.248

                                       INTrIPALITY PLEASANTVILLE                                                                                      TYPE C
                                       COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                                                                  FEDERAL CODE 34                               COUNTY C
                                       NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                                                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 19
                                       ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                                       IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO                              I                                                      SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0
                                       RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH                           62                                                           IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO                            I

                                       MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA                         5.0
                                       POPULATION IN 1980                     13435                                                                  SEASONAL POPULATION                      0
                                       HOUSING UNITS IN 1980                        5510                                                             CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS,

                                       TOTAL POPULATION 18-64                         7374                                                            TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 2111
                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS                   4662                                                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60
                                       HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS                         5510                                                           % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA                          100
                                       OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING                             4662                                                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 821
                                       ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING                            331                                                     % SEASONAL HOUSING                     5.99855
                                       RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING                          1530
                                       OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING                         3132                                                              PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                                       VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT                            207                                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   166
                                       MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 24100                                                                   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 183

                                       HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS                                                                                                TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY                          0
                                       # OF CAMPSITES                  365                                                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 1425
                                       NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS                         165                                                             AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $
                                       TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 50092.5
                                       RESTAURANT SALES $ 7.057E6                                                                                       SERVICE STATION SALES
                                       OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS                                376000                                          AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 5250-I
                                       # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2                          0                                                                 OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2                        0

                                       MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.06366E7                                                                  MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPER
                                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY * 1.2508SES                                                                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL rR
                                       % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                                         1.35297                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COM
                                       LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                                           $ 334                    EQUALIZATION RATIO                       .8
                                       LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 338.593

                         MUNICIPALITY PORT REPUBLIC                                       TYPE C
                         COUNTY ATLANTIC                                                   FEDERAL CODE               COUNTY
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 20
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES,  0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES,
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     57                                  IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO      I

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     8.1
                         POPULATION IN 1980    837                                       SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     3. 43                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1990   38.9

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      521                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 88
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      298                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  100
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     0                                    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   0
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      298                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 32
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING       14                               % SEASONAL HOUSING    4.08163
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     23
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      275                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCA
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED    HOUSING $ 61700                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 185

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      1                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                         # OF CAMPSITES     3 7 2                                         TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     171                                   AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME      84602.3
                         RESTAURANT SALES       45642                                      SERVICE STATION SALES $ 29660
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      3079                         AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 50752
                         # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     Co                                   # OF MOTELS, SOURCE 2    0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $      413400                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $1600
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 7.7362E6                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 7.3212E6
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       2.0682E-2          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 5.34371
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES       $ 251          EQUALIZATION RATIO     .31
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 180.406

    MUNICIPALITY SOMERS POINT
    COUNTY ATLANTIC
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOUTISM REGION 5
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO 1
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 68

    MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA 4.08
    POPULATION IN 1980 10330
    HOUSING UNITS IN 1980 5062

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64 6039
    TOTAL HGOUSEHOLDS 4295
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS 5062
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 4295
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING 462
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING 1892
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 2403
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 217
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $ 56800

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS 0
    # OF CAMPSITES 0
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLOPS 1252
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 607220
    RESTAURANT SALES $ 1.1217E7
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECIEPTS 304000
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2 0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.48676E7
    MARKET CALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.80606E8
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL 0
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $ 237
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 191.481

    TYPE C
    FEDERAL CODE 34			COUNTY CODE 001
    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 21

    SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO  0
    IN STUDY AREA 1 YES, 0 NO	0

    SEASONAL POPULATION 0
    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980	55.3

    TOTAL POPULATION 65+  1910
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  1598
    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA 100
    VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 690
    % SEASONAL HOUSING 9.12683

    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 55.9488
    VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 263
    MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 279

    TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
    TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 485

    SERVICE STATION SALES $ 3.722E6
    AMUSEMENT RECIEPTS $ 1.273E6
    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2 0

    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 0
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 1.45739E8
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 19.3059
    EQUALIZATION RATIO .85

    MUNICIPALITY VENTNOR CITY
    COUNTY ATLANTIC
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO  1
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH  65

    MUNICIPALITY LAND ATEA 2.1
    POPULATION IN 1980  11704
    HOUSING UNITS IN 1980   7333

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64  6893
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS 5031
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS  7333
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 5031
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING 1831
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING 2385
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 2646
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 248
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 74300

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS 0
    # OF CAMPSITES 0
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLOPS 35
    TOTAL SLIP INCOM $ 17316.3
    RESTAURANT SALES $ 1.772E6
    OVERNIGHT OCCOMODATION RECEIPTS 677000
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2  0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.40372E7
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.0022E8
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL .417341
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $ 456
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 388.158

    TYPE C
    FEDERAL CODE 34   			COUNTY CODE 001
    NJ CODE FOR MANICIPALITY 22

    SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO   1
    IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO  1

    SEASONAL POPULATION 0
    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   33.2

    TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 2623
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  2412
    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA  100
    VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 2074
    % SEASONAL HOUSING 24.9693

    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 52.5939
    VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 1475
    MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 324

    TOTAL ROOM INCOM/DAY $ 0
    TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75

    SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.075E6
    AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 484000
    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2  0

    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 835600
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 1.85347E8
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 7.01089
    EQUALIZATION RATIO .49

    MUNICIPALITY WEYMOUTH
    COUNTY ATLANTIC
    NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 01
    ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 0
    IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO  1
    RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH  99

    MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA  12
    POPULATION IN 1980  1260
    HOUSING UNITS IN 1980  465

    TOTAL POPULATION 18-64  717
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS  418
    HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS 0
    OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 418
    ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING 26
    RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING 85
    OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 333
    VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT 1
    MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 41500

    HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS  0
    # OF CAMPSITES  115
    NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS  0
    TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
    RESTAURANT SALES $ 102160
    OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS 8906
    # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2  0

    MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 925300
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.04744E7
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL 0
    LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES $ 185
    LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 122.222

    TYPE T
    FEDERAL CODE 34			COUNTY CODE 001
    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 23

    SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO    0
    IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO  0

    SEASONAL POPULATION   0
    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   19.8

    TOTAL POPULATION  65+   153
    TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  154
    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   0
    VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING   45
    % SEASONAL HOUSING   5.5914

    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    79.6651
    VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   24
    MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $  194

    TOTAL ROOM INCOM/DAY $ 0
    TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 805
    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0

    SERVICE STATION SALES $ 66387
    AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 113598
    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

    MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 0
    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPPERTY $ 9.5491E6
    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL   8.83392
    EQUALIZATION RATIO   .55

                               MUNICIPALITY AVALON                                                           TYPE B
                               COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                                FEDERAL CODE 34                  COUNTY CODE 002
                               NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                                NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 0l
                               ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 6
                               IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO     1                                     SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO
                               RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH            77                                        IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO

                               MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA           5.02
                               POPULATION IN 1980           2162                                              SEASONAL POPULATION    24825
                               HOUSING UNITS IN 1980            4259                                         CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980       58.9
                               TOTAL POPULATION 18-64           1211                                          TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 490
                               TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS          927                                                  TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60   459
                               HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS           0                                             % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      0
                               OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING            927                                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING       1895
                               ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING            3075                                     % SEASONAL HOUSING  72.2
                               RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING           172
                               OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING           755                                           PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     81.4455
                               VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT            212                                      VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  1435
                               MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING                  112400                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 207

                               HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                              # OF CAMPSITES        0                                                        TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                               NUMBER CIF MARINA SLIPS          173                                         AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 541.06
                               TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 93603.8
                               RESTAURANT SALES $ 3.18221E6                                                   SERVICE STATION SALES., $ 2.37909E6
                               OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS              2.52773E6                         AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 676976
                               # OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2            0                                          # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2      0

                               MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 2.5006E7                                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY      $ 0
                               MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.609312E8                                MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY     $ 2.35986E8
                               % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                 0                    % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  9.58118
                               LOCALLY FUNDED FIER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                 $ 1565           EQUALIZATION RATIO          .59
                               LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES                    1670.60

                             MUNICIPALITY CAPE MAY                                                             TYPE C
                             COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34
                             NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY
                             ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 6
                             IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO 1                                                     SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES 0 NO 1
                             RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 86                                                       IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO   1

                             MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA            2.54
                             POPULATION IN 1980 4853                                                                      SEASONAL POPULATION 22281
                             HOUSING UNITS IN 1980  3372                                                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNIT, 1970-1980 45.1

                             TOTAL POPULATION 18-64    2882                                                     TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 1127
                             TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS          1847                                                     TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD Or Hot)
                             HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS            0                                                % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA  0
                             OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING              1047                                      VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 258
                             ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING              1:371                                      SEASONAL HOUSING   40.6504
                             RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING             0 116
                             OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING            1001                                             PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                             VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR PENT              5 9                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR
                             MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 48500                                     MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $187

                             HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      400                                                         TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $34565
                             # OF CAMPSITES         2270                                                        TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $22763
                             NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     531                                                     AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $711.31
                             TOTAL SLIP INCOME $3.7777E6
                             RESTAURANT SALES $ 6.38E6                                                          SERVICE STATION SALES $2.848E6
                             OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS 6.89E6                                             AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $569000
                             # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2              0                                            # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

                             MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.26482E7                                   MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPER   $66100
                             MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.10813E8                                     MARKET VALUE CIF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $7.80986E7
                             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL  5.96501E-2                              % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 29.4625
                             LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                    $ 675             EQUALIZATION RATIO            .74
                             LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES    $789.615

                                       IMICIPALITY CAPE MAY POINT                                                                        TYPE B
                                       COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                                                   FEDERAL CODE            COUNTY CODE 009
                                       NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 03
                                       ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 6
                                       IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO     1                                                                SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO 1
                                       RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 87                                                                      IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 1 NO      1

                                       MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA                  .3
                                       POPULATION IN 1980              255                                                               SEASONAL POPULATION      3097
                                       HOUSING UNITS IN 1980                474                                                          CHANGE IN HOUSING UNIT. 1970-1980 20

                                       TOTAL POPULATION 18-64                   120                                                      TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 102
                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS                131                                                               TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF
                                       HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS                   0                                                        % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA
                                       OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING                     131                                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 70.0422
                                       ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING                     332                                                % SEASONAL HOUSING 70.0422
                                       RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING                   21
                                       OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING                   110                                                      PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $3.9695
                                       VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT                     I                                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HELL, FOR OCCASIONAL USE 4
                                       MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED                    HOUSING $ 52300                                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 190

                                       HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS                0                                                                TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $0
                                       # OF CAMPSITES            0                                                                       TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $0
                                       NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS                                                                            AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP  $0
                                       TOTAL SLIP INCOME                 0
                                       RESTAURANT SALES                  1703                                                            SERVICE STATION SALES, $ 12739
                                       OVERN19HT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS                         10 53                                     AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS,  $3625
                                       # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2                    0                                                    # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2   0

                                       MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 133900                                                      MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRTAL PROPERTY $ 0
                                       MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.9411E7                                                      MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $1.92771E7
                                       % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                              0                           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED
                                       LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                                 $ 1106               EQUALIZATION RATIO                 .66
                                       LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 1117.65

    		MUNICIPALITY DENNIS							TYPE 	T
    		COUNTY CAPE MAY								FEDERAL CODE 34		COUNTY CODE 009
    		NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY   05					NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY   04
    		ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION   5
    		IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO   1 					SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO   1
    		RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH   75					IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO   1

    		MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA   64.97					SEASONAL POPULATION   14251
    		POPULATION IN 1980   3989						CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   45.9
    		HOUSING UNITS IN 1980    1434
    		   										TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 545
    		TOTAL POPULATION 18-64   2189						TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60   426
    		TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS   1268							% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   0
    		HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS  0
    	 	RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING   152						PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   88.0126
    		OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   1116						VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   32
    		VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT    10					MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 205
    		MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $44000
    												TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  $ 0
    		HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS   0							TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $  22763.8
    		# OF CAMPSITES  2852							AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP  $ 0
    		NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS   0
    		TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0							SERVICE STATION SALES $ 342516
    		RESTAURANT SALES  $ 458141						AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  $ 97463
    		OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS  363915				# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0
    		# OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2   4387
    												MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 0
    		MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.6001E6			MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 4.32712E7
    		MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 4.68713E7			% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERICAL   7.68082
    		% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL   0			EQUALIZATION RATIO   .63
    		LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES  $ 210
    		LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 231.637

                                                                                                                                                                          Ills

    		MUNICIPALITY LOWER							TYPE   T
    		COUNTY CAPE MAY								FEDERAL CODE  34  	COUNTY CODE 009
    		NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY  05						NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY  05
    		ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION  5
    		IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO   1					SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO   1
    		RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH   84					IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 NO   1

    		MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA   29.81					SEASONAL POPULATION   26224
    		POPULATION IN 1980   17105						CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   46.3
    		HOUSING UNITS IN 1980   10560
    												TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 3503
    		TOTAL POPULATION 18-64   9285						TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60   3235
    		TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS  6719							% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   0
    		HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS   0						VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING  1011
    		OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING   6719					% SEASONAL HOUSING   32.964
    		ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING   3481
    		RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING   1061					PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   84.20
    		OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   5658						VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   618
    		VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT   57					MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT  $ 219
    		MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  $ 35800

    		HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS   0							TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY  $ 0
    		# OF CAMPSITES   3968							TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $  49400
    		NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS   798						AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP  $ 494.75
    		TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 394811
    		RESTAURANT SALES $ 5.608E6						SERVICE STATION SALES $ 3.014E6
    		OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS   499500				AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  $ 392000
    		# OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2   2280					# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

    		MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.16406E7			MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 5.9685E6

                                                   MUNICIPALITY MIDDLE                                                                                                                                        TYPE            T
                                                   COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                                                                                                              FEDERAL CODE 34      COUNTY CODE 009
                                                   NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                                                                                                                 NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY
                                                   ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                                                   IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 NO                                                                                                                               	SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I
                                                   RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH  78                                                                                                                      	 	IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO

                                                   MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     74.02                                                                                       						SEASONAL POPULATION 65+  2175
                                                   HOUSING UNITS IN 1980    5673                                                                                    							CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                                                   TOTAL POPULATION 1864                                           6185                                                                                 	TOTAL POPULATION 65+  2137
                                                   TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS        4159                                                                                                TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  1766
                                                   HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS  0                                                                                                                             % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA  0
                                                   OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING 4159                                              4159                                                                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING  422
                                                   ESTIMATED SEASONAL  HOUSING  1218                                           													% SEASONAL  HOUSING    21.4701
                                                   RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING   726
                                                                                                                                                                       						PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  82.5439
                                                   VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT                60                                													ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  103
                                                   MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    $39500                                                            			                 			MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 206

                                                   HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS          0                                                                                                       				TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY   0
                                                   # OF CAMPSITES             4601                                                                                                        			TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME   $ 20897.5
                                                   NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     46                                                                                         						AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                                                   TOTAL SLIP INCOME          $ 22758.5
                                                   RESTAURANT SALES           $4.97824E6                                                                                             	  			SERVICE STATION SALES $ 3.72184E6
                                                   OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS 3.95437E6                                             											AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS: $ 1.059006E6
                                                   # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2    4197                                                                                 	 						# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

                                                   MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY  $ 3.91193E7                                                                                                       MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $ 1.8084E6
                                                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.03067E8                                                                                                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 1.52939E8
                                                   % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL  .932806                                                                     						% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  20.1785
                                                   LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES   $ 323                                                                            				EQUALIZATION RATIO       .84
                                                   LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 220.61

                               MUNICIPALITY NORTH WILDWOOD                                                      	TYPE C:
                               COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                                      	FEDERAL CODE 34                   COUNTY
                               NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                                         	NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 07
                               ASSIGNED NUMBER POP TOURISM REGION 6
                               IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES. 0 NO                I                                        	SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO   1
                               RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH  80            								IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES, 0 No            1

                               MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA              1.7
                               POPULATION IN 1900             4714                                                  	SEAS0NAL POPULATION          59710
                               HOUSING UNITS IN 1980           6069                                           		CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  20

                               TOTAL POPULATION 18-64              2718                                             	TOTAL POPULATION 65+  1040
                               TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS           1992                                                     	TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60
                               HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS              0                                                  HOUSING IN URBAN AREA  0
                               OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING                1992                                      	VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING   293
                               ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING               332                                       	% SEASONAL HOUSING      64.7883
                               RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING              5818
                               OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING              1404                                             	PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  70.4819
                               VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT               162                                         	VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  16
                               MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 47900                                     	MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 213

                               HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS          9 7                                                  		TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                               # OF CAMPSITES          Cl                                                           	TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                               NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS              710                                              	AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                               TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 351273
                               RESTAURANT SALES $ 6.95E6                                                          	SERVICE STATION SALES $ 1.738E6
                               OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS                 1.0124E7                          	AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 3.077E6
                                  OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2              0                                               OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2

                               MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 3.46404E7                                     	MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 539700
                               MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.74852E8                                        	MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 1.39672FA
                               % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL .308661                 				% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 19.8113
                               LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES   $ 928            				EQUALIZATION RATIO      .64
    				   LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $873.992

                                MUNICIPALITY OCEAN CITY                                                                     	TYPE C
                                COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                                              	FEDERAL. CODE 34      COUNTY CODE 009
                                NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                                                 	NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 08
                                ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 6
                                IN COASTAL ZONE, 1 YES, 0 NO                    I                                            	SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 1 YES, 0 NO 1
                                RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH                   72                                               	IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO                 1

                                MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA                 5.
                                POPULATION IN 1980              13949                                                 		SEASONAL POPULATION               105492
                                HOUSING UNITS IN 1980                16716                                                  	CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  26.9

                                TOTAL POPULATION 18-64                 7761                                                  	TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 3639
                                TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS             6255                                                          		TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  3124
                                HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS                 16716                                                	% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA   100
                                OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING           6255                                              		VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 1189
                                ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING            9921                                            		% SEASONAL HOUSING  59.3503
                                RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING                  2579
                                OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING            3676                                                  		PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 58.769
                                VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT                   193                                            	VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 585
                                MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 77100                                             		MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 552.37

                                HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS      607                                                           			TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 25788
                                # OF CAMPSITES          0                                                                  		TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                                NUMBER OF MARINA SLIP     5.130                                                 			AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 552.47
                                TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 292000
                                RESTAURANT SALES $ 8.400C6                                                                  	SERVICE STATION SALES $3.624E6
                                OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS          6.082E6                                  			AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS  $ 2.184E6
                                # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2                                                                     	# OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2    0

                                MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 6.00646E7                                             	MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 158800
                                MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 6.71985ES                                                	MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 6.11762E8
                                % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL   2.36315E-2              						% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 8.93839
                                LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES   $ 767               						EQUALIZATION RATIO              .65
                                LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 722.202

                                MUNICIPALlTY SEA ISLE CITY                                                                  	TYPE C
                                COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                                              	FEDERAL CODE 34     COUNTY CODE 009
                                NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                                                 	NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 09
                                ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 6
                                IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO                  I                                            		SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES. 0 NO 1
                                RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH                   76                                              	IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO   1

                                MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA                  2.39
                                POPULATION IN 1980                2644                                                       	SEASONAL POPULATION     18854
                                HOUSING UNITS IN 1980                4595                                                   	CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980  89.1

                                TOTAL POPULATION 18-64                 1544                                                		TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 525
                                TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS              I                                                              	TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  515
                                HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS         0                                                    			% HOUSING IN URBAN AREA    0
                                OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING  1083                                      					VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING  89
                                ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING   3426                                           				% SEASONAL HOUSING       74.5593
                                RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING       298
                                OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       703                                            				PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING  72.5599
                                VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT    18                                              				VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 3
                                MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 71100                                              	MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 251

                                HOTEL/M0TEL ROOMS   0                                                                        	TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                                # OF CAMPSITES            0                                                                  	TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                                NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS    209                                                  			 	AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 483.66
                                TOTAL SLIP INCOME         139770
                                RESTAURANT SALES          1.95356E6                                                   	 	SERVICE STATION SALES  $1.46052E6
                                OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS  1.55177E6                               				 	AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 415596
                                # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2        0                                                     	 	OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

                                MARKET VALUE Or COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.5512E7                                           	 	MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $0
                                MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 2.05121E5                                                	MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 1.8977E8
                                % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL     0                         				 	% OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 7.48397
                                LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES    $  943              				 	EQUALIZATION RATIO                .79
                                LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES    $ 975.794

                              MUNICIPALITY STONE HARBOR                                                         TYPE B
                              COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34                   COUNTY CODE 009                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                                     NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 10
                              ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 6
                              IN COASTAL ZONE. 1 YES, 0 NO    1                                                 SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES, 0 N0 1
                              RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH          79                                          IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES,            NO     1

                              MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA            1.24
                              POPULATION IN 1980           1187                                                 SEASONAL POPULATION              2016 1
                              HOUSING UNITS IN 1980            2917                                             CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980 22.1

                              TOTAL POPULATION 18-64           614                                             TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 412
                              TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      581                                                      TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  371
                              HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS            o                                               % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA            (I
                              OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING              58 1                                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING  337
                              ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING             2301                                       % SEASONAL HOUSING          78.8824
                              RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING            125
                              OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING            456                                            PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                              VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT             76                                        VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASSIONAL USE 233                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 101500                                   MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $

                              HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS          134                                                   TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $8632
                              # OF CAMPSITES         0                                                         TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ o
                              NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS            20l                                            AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                              TOTAL SLIP INCOME $99444.8
                              RESTAURANT SALES $ 2.52772E6                                                      SERVICE STATION SALES' $ l.88978E6
                             OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS.              2. 00785E6                         AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 537742
                                OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2              0                                            # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2            0

                              MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY                                               MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $0
                              MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.78236E8                                    MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $1.58373E8
                              % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                  0                       % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 11.1442
                              LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                       1764           EQUALIZATION RATIO            .68
                              LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 1759.9

                                   MUNICIPALITY UPPER                                                                           TYPE T
                                   COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                                               FEDERAL CODE 34                         COUNTY
                                   NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                                                  NJ CODE FOR MUNI C I PAL I TY 1 1.
                                   ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                                   IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 No                     I                                            SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0 NO 1
                                   RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH                   73                                               IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO                    1

                                   MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA                 63.7
                                   POPULATION IN 1980               6713                                                       SEASONAL POPULATION                 8509
                                   HOUSING UNITS IN 1980    3131                                                                     CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                                   TOTAL POPULATION 18-64                 3 8 7 0                                               TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 882
                                   TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS              2361                                                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS; WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 845
                                   HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS                 361                                                    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA                  11 .5299
                                   OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING                    2361                                           VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 324
                                   ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING                  626                                             %SEASONAL HOUSING             19.9936
                                   RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING                   293
                                   OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING                 2068                                                   PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 87.59
                                   VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR PENT                    27                                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL
                                   MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING                          65600                       MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 234

                                   HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS                0                                                            TOTAL,ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                                   # OF CAMPSITES              1645                                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 6864
                                   NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS                 414                                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 486.69
                                   TOTAL SLIP INCOME                201489
                                   RESTAURANT SALES                $ 1.83757E6                                                    SERVICE STATION SALE $1.3738E6
                                   OVERNIGHT' ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS                     1. 45964E6                              AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS' $390919
                                   # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2                    2054                                              # OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2                 0

                                   MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 1.44397E7                                               MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $4.8795E6
                                   MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.38273E8                                                 MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $1.18954E6
                                   % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL                            3.52889                   % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 10.4429
                                   LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES                                625              EQUALIZATION RATIO               .72
                                   LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES                                 404.439

                             MUNICIPALITY WEST CAPE MAY                                                 TYPE B
                             COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                            FEDERAL CODE 34                COUNTY CODE 009
                             NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                              NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY l2
                             ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                             IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO         I                                    SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, 12
                             RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH 85                                                 IN STUDY AREA, 1 YES,0 NO        0

                             MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      1.3
                             POPULATION IN 1980         1091                                            SEASONAL POPULATION         3467
                             HOUSING UNITS IN 1980          865                                         CHANGE IN HOUSING UNIT 1970-1980
                             TOTAL POPULATION 18-64         580                                         TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 274
                             TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS        48l                                               TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60 254
                             HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS         0                                           % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA         0
                             OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING          481                                  VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING
                             ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING          355                                    % SEASONAL HOUSING        41.0405
                             RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING         129
                             OWNER OCCUIPIED HOUSING       352                                         PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 73.1809
                             VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT          14                                     VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE 17
                             MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING              $35000                  MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 169

                             HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS  0                                                        TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY          $0
                             # OF CAMPSITES       205                                                   TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME          $0
                             NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS         0                                           AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP          $0
                             TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                             RESTAURANT SALES $ 118184                                                  SERVICE STATION SALES $88357
                             OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS           93877                           AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 25142
                             # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2         200                                       # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2         0

                             MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 928700                               MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $0
                             MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.32212E7                              MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 1.229225E7
                             % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL             0                     % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL
                             LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES              $ 220            EQUALIZATION RATIO        .55
                             LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 196.15

                            MUNICIPALITY              WEST WILDWOOD                                      TYPE B
                           COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNT CODE 009
                           NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 13
                           ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                           IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0 NO 0
                           RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH    81                                  IN STUDY AREA, I YES, NO      I

                           MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     .4
                           POPULATION IN 1980     360                                       SEASONAL POPULATION      5846
                           HOUSING UNITS IN 1980      735                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980

                           TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     200                                    TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 79
                           TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS      160                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF
                           HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     0                                      % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     0
                           OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      160                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 8
                           ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      567                               % SEASONAL HOUSING     77. 1429
                           RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     29
                           OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     131                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $1.875                       VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      1                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND "ELD F13P
                           MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED    HOUSING $ 33900                MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $213

                           HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    0                                           TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                           # OF CAMPSITES    0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                           NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     106                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                           TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 443.5
                           RESTAURANT SALES $ 63336                                          SERVICE STATION SALES $ 47351
                           OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      50309                      AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 13474
                           # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     0                                    # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2 0

                           MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 497700                      MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $0
                           MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.141q62E7                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY $ 1.09185E7
                           % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL 4.35959
                           LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES     $ 864          EQUALIZATION RATIO     .61
                           LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 852.778

                               MUNICIPALITY WILDWOOD                                                              TYPE C
                               COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                                    FEDERAL CODE 34                   COUNTY  009
         				   NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05 									  NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 14
                               ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 6
                               IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO   1                                                  SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, O NO  I
                               RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH   82                                                    IN STUDY AREA, I YES, 0 NO  I

                               MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA       1.12
                               POPULATION IN  1980      4913                                                 SEASONAL POPULATION           78721
                               HOUSING UNITS IN  1980      6099                                              CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS,

                               TOTAL POPULATION 18-64             2762                                       TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 955
                               TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS          2081                                                TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60   958
                               HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS             0                                          % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA          0
                               OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING              2081                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 219
                               ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING              3856                                  % SEASONAL HOUSING           63.2235
                               RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING             1063
                               OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING             1018                                       PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING   48.9188
                               VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT              86                                    VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   25
    				   MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 37000                                MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 159

                               HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS           367                                               TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 15512
                               # OF CAMPSITES         0                                                      TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                               NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS             842                                        AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                               TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 416580
                               RESTAURANT SALES $ 2.2192E7                                                   SERVICE STATION SALES $ 4.456E6
                               OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      1.0307E7                           	   AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 7.97E6
                               # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2              0                                       # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2            0

                               MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 6.66028E7                               MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY  $951400
                               MARKET.VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.82949E8                                 MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $1.15394E8
                               % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       .520037               	   % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERICIAL  36.4052
                               LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES           $ 1480                 EQUALIZATION RATIO            .72
                               LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  $1388.36

                         MUNICIPALITY WILDWOOD CREST                                       TYPE B
                         COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE 009
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 15
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 6
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY. I YES, O NO  I
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH      83                                 IN STUDY AREA, I YES, O NO     I

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA      1. 03
                         POPULATION IN 1980      4149                                      SEASONAL POPULATION      47728
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     4496                                    CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   42.6

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64      2457                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 787
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     1686                                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60  788
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS      0                                     % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA      0
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING      1686                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 138
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      2704                              % SEASONAL HOUSING     60.1423
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     482
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING      1204                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    71.4116
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      48                                VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE   9
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING       $66000               MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 228

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     1447                                        TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 59518
                         # OF CAMPSITES     0                                              TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS      33                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 494.75
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $16326.8
                         RESTAURANT SALES $3.745E6                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 453000
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS       1.3446E7                    AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 1.09E6
                         OF CAMPSITES. SOURCE 2      0                                     OF HOTELS. SOURCE 2      0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY $ 8.22741E7                   MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 0
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.98999E8                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $1.16725E8
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       0                  % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  41.344
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES  $824                EQUALIZATION RATIO      .67
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES  $806.941

                         MUNICIPALITY WOODBINE                                             TYPE B
                         COUNTY CAPE MAY                                                   FEDERAL CODE 34            COUNTY C
                         NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 05                                      NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 16
                         ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 5
                         IN COASTAL ZONE, I YES, 0 NO      I                               SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0 NO 0
                         RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     74                                  IN STUDY AREA, I YES. 0 NO      I

                         MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     8
                         POPULATION IN 1980     2809                                       SEASONAL POPULATION      1351
                         HOUSING UNITS IN 1980     712                                     CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980    35.4

                         TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     1824                                   TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 236
                         TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     613                                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60    134
                         HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS     0                                      % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA    0
                         OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     613                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 92
                         ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     37                                 % SEASONAL HOUSING     5.19663
                         RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     204
                         OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     409                                    PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING
                         VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     31                                 VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE    10
                         MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 29300                    MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT    $ 151

                         HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    0                                            TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY     $ 0
                         # OF CAMPSITES    0                                               TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 0
                         NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS     0                                      AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                         TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                         RESTAURANT SALES $ 337000                                         SERVICE STATION SALES $ 226000
                         OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS      0                            AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 0
                         # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     442                                  # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                         MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY     $ 1.9097E6                MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY   $ 965400
                         MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $ 1.31874E7                     MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY   $1.03123E7
                         % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL       7.32062            % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL   14.4812
                         LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES          156         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .86
                         LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 106.444

                          MUNICIPALITY BASS RIVER                                        TYPE   T
                          COUNTY BURLINGTON                                              FEDERAL CODE 34             COUNTY CODE 000
                          NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR  COUNTY 03                                  NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY, 0 YES, O NO O
                          ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REGION 2
                          IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 NO     I                             SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, O NO O
                          RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH    48                                IN STUDY AREA. 1 YES. 0 NO     I

                          MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA    77.35
                          POPULATION IN 1980    1344                                  SEASONAL POPULATION     0
                          HOUSING UNITS IN 1980    639                                   CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-1980   84.1

                          TOTAL POPULATION 18-64    752                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 194
                          TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     489                                       TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF
                          HOUSING IN URBAN AREAS    0                                    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA     0
                          OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING    489                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 102
                          ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING     78                              % SEASONAL HOUSING     12.2066
                          RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING    70
                          OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING    419                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING 85.6851
                          VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT     16                              VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE  18
                          MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING $ 36800                 MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 172

                          HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS     0                                        TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                          # OF CAMPSITES    890                                          TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 4100
                          NUMBER OF MARINA SLIPS    0                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                          TOTAL SLIP INCOME     0
                          RESTAURANT SALES     $ 583000                                  SERVICE STATION SALES $ 540000
                          OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     10                         AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 82100
                          # OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2     0                                 # OF HOTELS, SOURCE 2     0

                          MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY    $ 3.3926E6              MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY $ 0
                          MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $    2.93809E7               MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY  $2.59883E7
                          % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL     0                 % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL  11.547
                          LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      $ 304        EQUALIZATION RATIO      .76
                          LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 284.226

                        MUNICIPALITY WASHINGTON                                         TYPE T
                        COUNTY BURLINGTON                                               FEDERAL CODE 34           COUNTY CODE
                        NJ CODE SYSTEM FOR COUNTY 03                                    NJ CODE FOR MUNICIPALITY 26
                        ASSIGNED NUMBER FOR TOURISM REOION 0
                        IN COASTAL ZONE. I YES, 0 NO     I                              SHOREFRONT MUNICIPALITY, I YES, 0 No     0
                        RANK ORDER NORTH TO SOUTH     99                                IN STUDY AREA. I YES, 0 NO    0

                        MUNICIPALITY LAND AREA     107.32
                        POPULATION IN 1980     808                                      SEASONAL POPULATION    0
                        HOUSING UNITS IN 1900     3153                                  CHANGE IN HOUSING UNITS, 1970-19C*     @----2.7

                        TOTAL POPULATION 18-64     475                                  TOTAL POPULATION 65+ 121
                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS     271                                        TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS WITH HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD ABOVE 60
                        HOUSING IN LIRBAN AREAS    0                                    % HOUSING IN URBAN AREA    0
                        OCCUPIED YEAR ROUND HOUSING     271                             VACANT YEAR ROUND HOUSING 62
                        ESTIMATED SEASONAL HOUSING      27                              % SEASONAL HOUSING    7.64873
                        RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING     69
                        OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     2o2                                  PERCENT OWNER OCCUPIED HOUSING     74.5Oe7
                        VACANT YEAR ROUND FOR RENT      2                               VACANT YEAR ROUND HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE     7
                        MEDIAN VALUE OF OWNER OCCUPIED   HOUSING     40000              MEDIAN CONTRACT RENT $ 200

                        HOTEL/MOTEL ROOMS    0                                          TOTAL ROOM INCOME/DAY $ 0
                        # OF CAMPSITES    665                                           TOTAL CAMPSITE INCOME $ 5675
                        NUMBER Or MARINA SLIPS     0                                    AVERAGE INCOME/SLIP $ 0
                        TOTAL SLIP INCOME $ 0
                        RESTAURANT SALES $ 101900                                       SERVICE STATION SALES $ 94400
                        OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATION RECEIPTS     10                          AMUSEMENT RECEIPTS $ 14300
                          OF CAMPSITES, SOURCE 2                                          13F HOTELS, SOURCE 2   0

                        MARKET VALUE OF COMMERCIAL   PROPERTY  $ 592900                 MARKET VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY      2.69-'-:!0E6
                        MARKET VALUE OF ALL REAL PROPERTY $    1.22543E7                MARKET VALUE OF ALL OTHER REAL PROPERTY      8.9676E6
                        % OF REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED INDUSTRIAL      21.9825           X Or REAL PROPERTY CLASSIFIED COMMERCIAL     4.838:--'.
                        LOCALLY FUNDED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL SERVICES      $ 213         EQUALIZATION RATIO     .52
                        LOCALLY GENERATED PER CAPITA MUNICIPAL REVENUES $ 205.446

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