By John Reilly, Cape May Point
March 22, 2017
To the Editor:
After the nor’easter March 14, areas known in the past as Wetlands, have resurrected. With all the new housing developments occurring within the Borough of West Cape May, deforestation is occurring (trees cannot run away). Surprisingly, the wetlands keep reappearing after rain/snow storms, even though the open space, sensitive wetlands and trees/shrubbery are being destroyed for these new housing developments.
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