Dock Street has not proved, by clear and convincing evidence, that the city, in designating its property as an area in need of redevelopment and attempting to redevelop the area, destroyed all beneficial use of its property.
May 24, 2012 at 06:06 PM
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Dock St. Seafood Inc. v. City of Wildwood, L-17056-06; Law Division, Atlantic County; opinion by Winkelstein, J.A.D., retired and temporarily assigned on recall; decided March 30, 2011; approved for publication May 18, 2012. DDS No. 26-2-6332 [25 pp.]
Plaintiff Dock Street Seafood Inc. owns block 100, lots 30-40, known as 600 West Baker Avenue, in Wildwood. It is vacant land adjacent to its Montgomery Avenue property, on which it operates a seafood business.
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