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					<description><![CDATA[CREST Monthly Updates Planning Brick, NJ November 2019, ApprovalProject: Crystal Point Marina &#8211; 3000 SF Community Room &#38; Pool Riparian Grant&#160; A Riparian Grant is a deed from the State of New Jersey for the sale of its formerly flowed tidelands.&#160; Obtaining a riparian grant is appropriate if any portion of the upland of the property was, at one time, flowed by the mean high tide.&#160; That portion of the property that was formerly tidal is state-owned property despite the fact that it has been filled in and the former waterway is no longer evident.&#160; The state-owned section of the property is known as a Tidelands Claim; a Tidelands Claim is a cloud on a property owner&#8217;s title regardless of whether or not that property owner is aware of the claim at the time of purchase. Obtaining a riparian grant is not mandatory; however, a grant may be desired to clear title to a property encumbered with a Tidelands Claim.&#160; The current policy is to issue grants only for filled tidelands.&#160; That is, the State of New Jersey no longer sells currently flowed tidelands.&#160;]]></description>
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Brick, NJ November 2019, Approval<br>Project: Crystal Point Marina &#8211; 3000 SF Community Room &amp; Pool</p>



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<p class="wp-block-paragraph">A Riparian Grant is a deed from the State of New Jersey for the sale of its formerly flowed tidelands.&nbsp; Obtaining a riparian grant is appropriate if any portion of the upland of the property was, at one time, flowed by the mean high tide.&nbsp; That portion of the property that was formerly tidal is state-owned property despite the fact that it has been filled in and the former waterway is no longer evident.&nbsp; The state-owned section of the property is known as a Tidelands Claim; a Tidelands Claim is a cloud on a property owner&#8217;s title regardless of whether or not that property owner is aware of the claim at the time of purchase.</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">Obtaining a riparian grant is not mandatory; however, a grant may be desired to clear title to a property encumbered with a Tidelands Claim.&nbsp;</p>



<p class="wp-block-paragraph">The current policy is to issue grants only for filled tidelands.&nbsp; That is, the State of New Jersey no longer sells currently flowed tidelands.&nbsp;<br></p>
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