Summary
Ocean City is weighing whether its Boardwalk tram can come back, and a new report says revival may not even be feasible. That means the debate over cost, access, and Boardwalk business traffic is likely headed to City Hall.
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Impact analysis
Reviving the tram could mean upfront capital and operating costs for the city, while dropping it could save taxpayer money but reduce Boardwalk spending.
Residents and visitors who depend on the tram for mobility, along with Boardwalk businesses, would benefit if the study leads to a workable revival.
If the tram stays sidelined, older adults, people with disabilities, and businesses that rely on tram traffic could lose access and revenue.
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