Sea Bright wants residents' ideas for rebuilding after Sandy

Aug. 16, 2013 Written by

Susanne Cervenka

@scervenka

Asbury Park Press , App.com

SEA BRIGHT — Sea Bright wants to hear its residents’ ideas for rebuilding from the damage the oceanfront borough suffered during superstorm Sandy.

Sea Bright 2020, a steering committee developing plans that will guide the borough’s rebuilding, is hosting a community meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Holy Cross School in Rumson.

There, community members will be asked to give input on 17 questions dealing with housing, community facilities, downtown redevelopment and economic development, waterfront restoration and communication.

The responses will be used in Sea Bright’s recovery plan. Mayor Dina Long said she wants to see as many residents as possible come so the important decisions about the borough’s future are made by the community, instead of a handful of individuals.