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Home Prices on <br>Your Radar?  Home Prices on  Your Radar?  Access property transfers  anytime with the  Herald online    PROPERTY TRANSFER RECORDS  Property Transfers Recorded in County Clerk   s Office between 3/17/25-3/23/25  Property    Price    Yocum Jeffrey  Bailey Andrew Alan    Lot 25, 27, 29, 76, 78, 80, Block 57.04    Cape May  Lawrence A Pray Builders Inc  Eby Adam    Total:  Median:    $5,300,000  $1,100,000  $6,400,000  $3,200,000    Rowland Bryan  Resser Gerald N    523 Bank St  1320D Virginina Ave    Dennis Township  72 West Rising Sun LLC  It Core Solutions LLC  Aprill Glenn H  Redwanowski Janice    Total:  Median:    $2,129,000  $680,000  $2,809,000  $1,404,500    Lieze Dante  Mc Carthy Richard Earl  Rac Property Holdings LLC  Jillard Brett    72 W Rising Sun Dr  141 Dennisville Rd  266 Main St  Cornelius Vanderbilt    Lower Township  Mitra Nitin  Polazneck Denise G  KazaNJian Thomas C  Vanaman Donald Jr  Gandley Drew Scott  Scott Rowena  Paz-Cubberley Susan D  Warren Dennis  Greaves Kevin  John D Sawyer Testamentary Trust  Wagner Paula Mae  Patterson Karen    Total:  Median:    $505,000  $425,000  $150,000  $50,900  $1,130,900  $287,500    Baitinger Frank Paul III  Coyle Jeffrey  Robbins Judy  Casella Jeffrey George  508 Town LLC  Birrittella Joseph A  Zabala Bayron  Spada Vincent E  Rogers Kathleen H  Sea Haven Holdings LLC  Lattanzio Patricia A  Divalentino Elizabeth    709 Beach Ave  705 Pacific Ave  9904 Seapointe Blvd  111 Keyport Rd  508 Townbank Rd  2 Fieldview Dr  233 Lennox Ave  301 E Tampa Ave  210 Pennsylvania Ave  937 Myrna Rd  14 E Delaware Pkwy  314 E St John Ave    Middle Township  Szpanka Robert J  Hartner William M  Rosser Randall S  Erdman Linda M Kenney    Total:  Median:    $1,550,000  $1,095,000  $785,000  $550,000  $425,000  $420,000  $360,000  $288,500  $286,000  $187,000  $170,000  $160,000  $6,276,500  $390,000    Campo Giuliana  Hawkeye LLC  35 Acorn Lane LLC  Kenney-Erdman Casey Lynn    9 Bobwhite Ln  19 West Boardwalk 2  35 Acorn Ln  205 E Maryland Ave    North Wildwood  Beachside Resort LLC  Martin Dennis J  Gueye Selle  Irish Danielle  Sheeran Kevin-Michael  Kristman Elaine M Rus    Total:  Median:    $475,000  $425,000  $425,000  $298,000  $1,623,000  $425,000    420 E 21st Ave LLC  Martin Dennis J  Martin Rental Group LLC  Allman Matthew  Meehan Margaret Mary  Jankiewicz Robert J    420 E 21st Ave  317 E 24th Ave Un C  317 E 21st Ave #3  1100 Kennedy Dr  725 Allen Dr  442 E 21st Ave Un 114    Ocean City  Whilksam929 LLC  Chandler Trent  Greenblatt Alec J  Martin Richard S Jr  Maiolino Ralph  O
 
PROPERTY TRANSFER RECORDS <br>Cape May  PROPERTY TRANSFER RECORDS  Cape May  609.884.1300    North Wildwood  609.551.4066    Lower Township  609.886.6000    Todd H. deSatnick/ Broker of Record    w w w. d e S a t n i c k R e a l E s t a t e . c o m    Property Transfers Recorded in County Clerk   s Office between 3/10/25-3/16/25  Seller  Avalon  Welsh Thomas J Jr    Buyer  6801 Ocean LLC    399 20th St    Cape May  Curley Christopher M  Ruffalo Robert  Frantz Ross T  Schneider Brian T  Kellett Vincent    Goldstein Andrea  Sunrise Mist Lc  Gandolfo Thomas  Kellett Vncent  Wheeler Bruce D    1320 Cape May Ave  201 Beach Ave  404 Madison Ave  1353 Wisconsin Ave  1330 B Wisconsin Ave    Cape May Point  Fog Leslie K Exr    Schipsi David Jr    319 Stites Ave    Lower Township  Tenaglia Aldo  Lukens William Edward Adm  Szura Michael  Foti John R  Musmul LLC  Landolf Holly  Saggiomo Loretta F  Carroll Alyson  Woodland Property Mgmt LLC  Sheets Ryan S  Curtis Erin George Exr  Lobosco Andrea A Adm  Mc Cool Michael J    Braun John V Jr  Sea Trail Properties LLC  Kupeski Theresa L  Millard Mark  Beazer Jerome III  Sliva Renee  Khan Umair  Walker Kerry  Pawlus Real Estate Dev LLC  Halbruner Eric  Diehl Russell P  Light Blue LLC  Hall Of Fame Home Buyers LLC    9002 Bayview Dr  627 Sea Grv Ave  902 Ocean Dr Un 412  14 Leonard Dr  407 Croydon Dr  9 Maryland Ave  553 Grv Ave  104 Orch Dr  1891 Bayshore Rd  43 Nevada Ave  300 East Tampa Ave  3311 Bayshore Rd  144 Cloverdale Ave    Middle Township  Nvr Inc  D
 
Property Transfers Recorded in County  Property Transfers Recorded in County Clerk   s Office between 3/10/25-3/16/25    Continued from left    Total:  Median:    $1,312,249  $400,000    Total:  Median:    $795,000  $249,900  $35,959  $1,080,859  $249,900    Total:  Median:  Total for Cape May County:  Median for Cape May County:    $389,900  $49,900  $439,800  $219,900  $68,022,170  $569,156    Wildwood Crest  Iannucci Louis R  Shelters Kim  Summers Norman A    Werth Raymond Joseph  Hall Chelsea Lynne  Summers 212 LLC    114 E Denver Ave  8200 Atlantic Ave Un 28  404 E Denver Ave    Woodbine  Wriggins Richard M  Hoke David N    Duffy Natalie  Orr Charles W Jr    301 Mill Rd  47 Dogwood St    Compilation    2025 Seawave Corporation Data Source: http://clerk.capemaycountynj.gov/landrecords
 

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Condo Insights <br>#59 Swimming Pools  Condo Insights  #59 Swimming Pools      Part 1 Safety Inspections  This series of articles will provide  a brief overview of swimming  pool administration, operation and  expected expenses for association  operators. Part 1 will focus on the  required inspections and guidelines  for pool operation.  Swimming pool operation is  governing by the State of New Jersey  Bathing Code (N.J.A.C. 8:26). The  code applies to public and private  multifamily community pools that  are accessible to at least three  families. The code includes rules  for: supervision of aquatic recreation  facilities; rules for bathers; mandatory  lifesaving equipment; diving stands  and boards; requirements for dressing  rooms, bathrooms and showers and  chemical, physical, and microbiological  water quality standards.  In southern New Jersey resort areas,  most outdoor swimming pools operate  seasonally from Spring through Fall.  Swimming pools are a common amenity  in seashore condos because they offer  a comfortable place to swim, exercise,  and cool off. Pools are usually warmer  than the ocean, which can be cold and  uncomfortable. Before a pool opens for  the season, associations must complete  a preseason checklist certifying that  the facility is in compliance with the  Bathing Code and submit it to their  local health authority no less than 21  days before opening. Since most pools  have a traditional opening of Memorial  Day weekend, the checklist should be  submitted in early May.  Swimming pools are subject to  numerous mandatory safety-related  inspections. The Code requires that  commercial pool facilities be inspected  and certified by a licensed electrician  every five years for bonding and  grounding compliance. In addition,  the municipal electrical code official  conducts an annual bonding inspection  of all commercial pools. A bonding  inspection is a visual check by the  electrical code inspector to ensure  that all metal parts around a pool,  like ladders, handrails, and the pool  structure itself, are properly connected  together with bonding wires, creating  a single electrical potential and  preventing the risk of electric shock  if someone touches multiple metal  parts at once; essentially verifying that  the pool   s electrical system is safely  bonded according to building codes.  For seasonal pools, a health  department inspector will visit the  pool at least once during the summer  pool season. The health inspector  performs a comprehensive inspection  (similar to the pre-season checklist) to  ensure the pool facility is in compliance  with the State Bathing Code. The  inspection reviews surface materials,  fencing, depth markings, drain safety,  signage, identified pool management;  emergency equipment, posted bathing  rules, water quality testing and  recordkeeping. The inspector provides  a copy of the inspection report to the  pool operator. If the facility has more  than a few minor deficiencies, expect a  follow-up re-inspection.  The health department inspection  includes a review of water chemistry  testing results. Independent certified  labs must sample and test the pool  water and culture it for bacteria  weekly for every week the pool is open  to ensure the pool is safe to use. Pool  water quality is subject to regulations  and standards designed to protect  public health. Regular testing helps  maintain the appropriate levels of    disinfectant and pH value in the water.  Swimming pools are required to  have a Certified Pool Operator (CPO)  responsible  for maintaining  the  safety and cleanliness of the pool by  testing and adjusting water chemistry,  managing filtration systems, ensuring  proper equipment function, and  adhering to safety regulations,  essentially guaranteeing a pool is safe  for swimmers to use. The CPO checks  the disinfectant level and pH at regular  daily intervals while the pool is open  for use. Regular testing ensures that  any treatment of the water is working  as it should. The CPO certification  program ensures pool operators know  how to maintain aquatic environments  that are hazard-free and compliant with  public health and safety regulations.  The practices and requirements  mentioned herein are for the safety of  bathers. Swimming pools potentially  pose risks to users, including from  drowning, drain entrapment, exposure  to disinfectant chemicals and from  swimming in unsafe water if water  treating is not eliminating harmful  germs. Adhering to the State Bathing  Code and following safety guidelines  can reduce the risk of injury or illness.  Drowning is a significant risk around  pools. It is important that bathers  swim at a guarded pool if possible,  do not swim alone and that life safety  equipment is readily available around  the pool. Ensure that an adult is  present for children swimming.  Pool chemicals pose a risk in that  they can be caustic and irritate the  eyes, nose, and lungs. Prolonged  exposure to disinfectants such as  chlorine can break down the skin   s  natural oils. Dirty pools can contain  bacteria, viruses, and protozoa that  can cause illnesses like gastroenteritis,  ear infections, and stomach bugs  which is why swimming pools must be  disinfected with chlorine or bromine  to kill germs.  Other pool-related risks include  slippery surfaces, electrical hazards,  entrapment hazards, and exhaustion or  hypothermia from spending too long  in the water. The State Bathing Code  has been established to address these  issues and to make swimming pool use  as safe as is reasonably possible.  Part 2 of this article will discuss  whether or not to have lifeguards and  the risks and liability concerns that  accompany such a decision.  Jim Yost owns Elite Management  and Advisory Services, LLC and is coowner / Managing Partner for Ocean  Property Management Corporation,  based in Wildwood. The firms provide  management and advisory services to  numerous community, condominium  and homeowner associations in  southern New Jersey. He can be  reached at yostopmc@comcast.net.  Karim Kaspar, Esq. is Senior Counsel  with Lowenstein Sandler LLP. He  serves as general counsel to numerous  community  and  condominium  associations throughout New Jersey.  He specializes in complex commercial  litigation and real estate matters and  has been active and instrumental in  the firm   s pro-bono activities. He can  be reached at kkaspar@lowenstein.  com.  The entire Condo Insights series  of articles is available online at www.  oceanpropertymgmt.com.
 

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