The OGCMA had to file extensive documents for this project. There are violations.

The OGCMA seems exempt from following the same demolition, zoning, and HPC Guidelines that every private owner must follow.

The OGCMA always intended a cross-shape pier, to promote it as such. They didn’t own up to, or advertise, the shape to the public.

In recent years, the OGCMA has flexed its presence in Neptune Township with a number of subtle, yet intentional actions.

Misrepresentations sow mistrust, raising questions: what else is being misrepresented? How far does it go?

NJDEP Permit specifically states OGCMA must obtain all local approvals prior to commencement.

Neptune Land Development Ordinance sets duties a town must do for the State and itself.

The private Pier is for public use. Is this duality exploited? Will public access remain forever?

The OGCMA has vacillated on when the pier design was available for public review.

Landlord status of OGCMA sets up conflict with this pivotal constitutional right.

Some people don’t see a cross, but does it matter?

Many did not choose to move to Ocean Grove because of its religious history.

Piers are engineered in many shapes. The OG Pier does not have to be cross-shape for stability.

Ocean Grove’s stewards always chose to rebuild the Ocean Grove Pier in a straight shape, until now.

The OGCMA has aligned itself with a nationally recognized hate group.

Is the OGCMA aligned with Christian Nationalism beliefs? You decide.