The following letter was addressed to Kenneth Porro of the law firm of Wells, Jaworski and Liebman, with offices in several locations including Tuckerton. Porro represents oceanfront homeowners on LBI who have not signed their easements to allow the Army Corps of Engineers access to their properties as part of the beach replenishment project. The author of the letter had 52 inches of water in his garage and downstairs foyer area as Superstorm Sandy came through.
December 19, 2012
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