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700 Riverside Dr

Toms River, NJ 08753

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The GPYC is a members only club that offers an outlet for sailors, boaters and other water enthusiasts. If you're not a member, you need to know a member to get into the club, but that shouldn't dissuade you on how friendly the people there are. If you want to be a member, there are pre-requisites, such as proximity to the club and knowing someone who is already a member (sponsor). With membership, you have access to the club as well as the private boat launch/ramp. Inside the club, you'll find a magnificent bar, staffed with some phenomenal people, as well as a full service kitchen. The views from the bar of the barnegat bay and Toms River are soecatcular, by far some of the best in the area. The food is good and the drinks are plentiful....it's a great spot in the area. They also care about the community, with sponsorships for a lot of local organizations as well as the police department. This club is a great place for the community and it's members are some of the nicest people on the Toms River!

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Boating & Fishing

New (free) toms river boat ramp almost complete, will open soon.

• October 24, 2019

A new boat ramp along the Toms River is nearly complete, Oct. 2019. (Photo: Robert Chankalian)

The weather may be turning a bit chilly, but for boaters seeking a taste of fall striped bass season, a new boat ramp will be open soon , officials said.

The new ramp will be located across from the Gilford Park Yacht Club in a space that was formerly used as a baseball diamond. The ramp will provide access to Dillon’s Creek, which empties into the Toms River and ultimately Barnegat Bay.

“Unfortunately, this project is a little behind schedule,” said Township Engineer Robert Chankalian. “The contractor is not hitting his deadline, but most of the work has been completed.”

Converting a long unused township park — once a baseball diamond, now overgrown and with cracked asphalt — off Garfield Avenue into the boat ramp will allow boats up to 35-feet access to the creek that divides Toms River with Island Heights, said Chankalian.

Chankalian said the public boat ramp would accommodate powerboats and sailboats as well as kayaks and canoes, and would likely be unstaffed and not have any cost for a user to access it. The project cost about $1 million.

“Right now, you can see the docking, decking and elevated walkway is complete,” said Chankalian at a township council meeting this week. “The only thing left is paving the parking lot and [installing] the light poles.”

A new boat ramp, dock, decking and parking spaces for oversized vehicles (big enough for trucks and SUVs with boat trailers attached) have been installed.

A new boat ramp along the Toms River is nearly complete. (Photo: Robert Chankalian)

The construction of the ramp was opposed by some members of the yacht club, whose members pay to use their facilities. The project received approval, however, largely based on the fact that the yacht club’s opposition was economic in nature rather than an environmental concern.

Chankalian said the ramp should be open to the public within the next 30 days.

Additional reporting from Catherine Galioto was included in this story.

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Does gilford park have a bad reputation, police, council, residents weigh in, noreen kohl , neighbor.

To some, Gilford Park’s reputation is that of a nice part of town, on the water with its own yacht club and marina. For others, Gilford Park remains stigmatized as an unsafe neighborhood. Toms River Chief of Police Michael Mastronardy said recent criticism and banter online was sparked by misinformation of a that happened on Gilford Avenue several weeks ago, located in a section of Toms River known as Windsor Park. Gilford Park is the section of Toms River located south of Route 37, between the borough of Island Heights and bridge to Seaside Heights, according to Toms River’s planning department. Mastronardy said that incidents of crime occur in Gilford Park, as is true for any other part of town. However, Mastronardy said it is not “in the interest of fairness” to associate Gilford Park with crime. Mastronardy said that most of the problems that police have in Gilford Park are with rental units. “There’s certain houses and certain streets...its like anything else,” Mastronardy said. Recent criticism suggests that Gilford Park is looked down upon by Toms River residents who associate lower income areas with crime and unruliness. Township Clerk and Toms River Historian Mark Mutter said he cannot comment on the negative commentary. “Its an outstanding part of town--as are all parts of town,” said Mutter speaking on Gilford Park. When asked if Gilford Park’s negative reputation is one with which he is familiar, Toms River town planner Jay Lynch said Gilford Park “certainly doesn’t carry that reputation” in his office. The negative reputation, Lynch said, “doesn’t really reflect the character of the district.” “It’s not an area, in my mind, that has a positive or negative reputation,” said Lynch. Toms River Councilman at Large, John Sevastakis said that Gilford Park’s reputation of being unsafe has sparked the recent commentary. Sevastakis, who has been building homes in Gilford Park since 1995, said the fact that the recent shooting did not actually occur in Gilford park, but that it has sparked controversy about the area, speaks to public opinion about Gilford Park. “People speaking of it don’t live there,” said Sevastakis, who advocates for Gilford Park. “I think the consensus is the area is getting a bad rap,” said Sevastakis. When asked if he thought the recent shooting makes the Gilford Avenue area a particularly dangerous part of town, Sevastakis said, “these things can happen anywhere.” Sevastakis is proud of the work he has done in Gilford Park and of how the neighborhood has improved over the years. “I feel the area is changing for the better,” he said. Many of the older, dilapidated homes have been demolished and replaced by new construction. A drive through Gilford Park reveals some new construction as well as older, quaint bungalow style homes, many of which have served as the summer home for families two to three generations back.   Sevastakis remarked on the marina and yacht club which he said help to make Gilford Park a nice place to live. “It's just unfortunate that there are some areas that are not desirable,” he said. Sevastakis believes the negative feelings about Gilford Park are harboured by owners of newer homes who are concerned for their safety and wellbeing. As far as crime goes, Sevastakis said Gilford Park is “generally safe.” Sevastakis would like to see stronger code enforcement on some of the neglected lots throughout Gilford Park. “People negatively perceive homes that aren’t kept,” said Sevastakis. “Police should get repeat offenders,” said Sevastakis in reference to residents and landlords who fail to keep homes up to code, by lacking in minor areas such as yard upkeep. Sevastakis also faults “no show landlords” who fail to properly screen renters. The lots average about 40 by 100 feet, according to the planning board. “As a result, the housing stock is small,” said Lynch. A section of Toms River that started off as seasonal housing, Gilford Park is becoming more of a year round residential neighborhood. “Most of the area is very much all single homes,” said Lynch. Any lots that may have two single family homes on them were built before the 1950’s. Lynch said that current zoning regulation does not permit more than one home to be built per lot. The lots average about 40 by 100 feet, said Lynch. Gilford Park, to some, has a negative reputation. Others, like Sevastakis, continue to advocate for the area and insist it is an ever improving neighborhood. “I would live there in a heartbeat,” said Sevastakis.

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TOMS RIVER NJ | IRS ruling year: 1968 | EIN: 21-0732584  

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THE GILFORD PARK YACHT CLUB IS A SOCIAL CLUB WHICH PROVIDES BOAT SLIPS AND RAMPS AS WELL AS MEETING AND DINING FACILITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS IN THE GILFORD PARK AREA OF ... (More) THE GILFORD PARK YACHT CLUB IS A SOCIAL CLUB WHICH PROVIDES BOAT SLIPS AND RAMPS AS WELL AS MEETING AND DINING FACILITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS IN THE GILFORD PARK AREA OF TOMS RIVER  (Less)

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