Welcome to the City of Somers Point, New Jersey Web site. Somers Point is located approximately ten miles south-west of Atlantic City on Greate Egg Harbor Bay, where we have the charm of a quaint Bay Village reminiscent of the days of great fishing and shipbuilding which were the mainstay of old South Jersey.
With our many fine restaurants and marinas and a fabulous view of the bay from Kennedy Park (once known as "High Banks Park") this little town is one of the great attractions to the Jersey Shore. I invite everyone to explore this site in order to learn more about us, and then take the time to visit and enjoy what Somers point has to offer.
Sincerely,
Mayor Dennis Tapp
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NJ BAC Business Manual
Ready to launch or grow your business? Call the NJBAC at 800-JERSEY-7 for expert guidance on navigating government regulations, financing, business registration, certifications, startup support, business plans, mentorship, and more!
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Atlantic County Noise Control Program
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Pursuant to the County Environmental Health Act (CEHA), the Unit investigates noise complaints received by citizens. Under the Noise Control Act of 1971 and accompanying regulations, noise levels are measured by certified staff at the property line of the complainant. The state code addresses noise (decibel) levels between residential and commercial or industrial sources based on the time of day.
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