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Longport Beach Terrace Park Mission Statement
The mission of the Longport Beach Terrace Park trustees is to create a serene, natural sanctuary by the beach, where individuals can find peace, quiet, and reflection. The purpose of the park: dedicated to preserving
Beach Terrace Park Update
Back in 2019, several Longport Seaview owners, along with Sheila Stone, Longport Seaview Manager, and Marge Wilson, Costa Videre Manager, began to plan for a park for the underdeveloped land located next to the bulkhead
Idea of Creating Park on Beach Terrace Resurfaces in Longport
FEB 2021. By NANETTE LoBIONDO GALLOWAY In the days before COVID-19, plans were in the works to create a beachfront park on a sandlot along Beach Terrace. The idea was put on hold until the
Longport Reviews Beach Terrace Park Design
Nannette Lobiondo Galloway DEC 2019 Longport Seaview property manager Shield Stone shows a concept design for a beachfront park on Beach Terrace. LONGPORT The Board of Commissioners Thursday, Dec. 12 reviewed concept plans for a

Longport Approves Development of Beach Terrace Park
LONGPORT – The Board of Commissioners June 18 approved a license agreement to develop a beachfront park on Beach Terrace. By Nanette LoBiondo Galloway, Downbeach.com The concept of building a park on a narrow strip of land on the landward side of

April 2025 Beach Terrace Park Update
Upcoming events and milestones at Beach Terrace Park. Key Milestones: Learn more about Beach Terrace Park at our summer information events: All are invited to attend one or more of these events. Construction Update: Work is scheduled to begin on Monday, September

Beach Terrace Park Plan Presented to Longport Commissioners.
Longport residents mount grassroots effort to fund creation of Beach Terrace Park. By Nanette LoBiondo Galloway. Friday, February 21, 2025. In the days before COVID-19, a group of residents approached the borough to establish a passive beachfront park on a narrow strip
- colorful flowers
- tranquil zen gardens
- meandering path
- low scalloped fence
- 3 access points
- seating areas