Editing Cape May Point, New Jersey (section)

===Infrastructure===
Cape May Point began using Cape May City's water system {{circa|1970s}} as Cape May Point's well water system was near the maximum salt content allowed under New Jersey law. The water distribution system was rebuilt in the 1980s and 1990s, and a new water tank replaced the previous one in 1995, with the former water tank dismantled. Its water costs increased when Cape May City built a desalinization plant in the late 1990s.<ref name=Jordanp117>Jordan, ISBN 0-7643-1830-6, p. 117.</ref>

The Cape May Point Water and Sewer Utility, created in 1980, is an agency that is separate from the Cape May Point borough government. A sewage treatment plant opened in 1938, but it put untreated sewage into the water, so Cape May Point agreed to use Cape May City sewage facilities after the [[New Jersey Department of Health]] in October 1941 demanded that Cape May Point change its practices with a fine as possible punishment. Cape May Point also helped pay for a new sewage plant Cape May City opened {{circa|1960–1961}}.<ref name=Jordanp117/>