Summary
A nor’easter chewed up Ocean City’s beaches, and there’s now a $25.7 million plan to restore them. It’s big money for sand and shoreline repair, but the beach is the main draw for residents, tourists, and local businesses—so it affects basically anyone who uses the shore.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers and beach users could feel the $25.7M price tag through local, state, or federal funding decisions—and future storms may mean more costly repairs.
Beachgoers, tourism businesses, and coastal property owners benefit most because a healthy beach protects access, recreation, and local revenue.
No groups negatively affected.
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$25.7M Ocean City beach restoration planned after nor’easter causes significant erosion
$25.7M Ocean City beach restoration planned after nor’easter causes significant erosion WMAR 2 News
Fifty-five years later, Ash Wednesday Storm still affects Ocean City – but not how you might think (Part 3 of 3) - US Army Corps of Engineers
Fifty-five years later, Ash Wednesday Storm still affects Ocean City – but not how you might think (Part 3 of 3) US Army Corps of Engineers - Baltimore District (.mil)
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