Beach Haven Land Use Board Denies Subdivision Proposal Due to Marina Operations and Community Impact Concerns

Overview: The Beach Haven Land Use Board meeting on August 3, 2026, culminated in the denial of a proposed subdivision application by MIH Coastal Holdings LLC. The plan sought to carve out five residential lots from a larger property that includes marina space. The decision came after a debate on maintaining balance between residential development and preserving the borough’s marine commercial district, with focus on the implications for local marina operations and community interests.

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Mayor:
Colleen Lambert
Land Use Board Officials:
Bonnie Lenhard, Alan Tinquist, Jim Stevens, James Balbo, Penny Edels, Gerard J. Genna, Garry Loffredo, Richard Wenger, Amanda Parker, Andrew Ajello, Tom Medel, Jaime Baumiller, Frank Little Jr. (Land Use Board Engineer), Eric Riso, Esq. (Land Use Board Attorney), Gina Sauchelli (Board Secretary)

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