They say $30 million - 20% of which could be returned through tax credits. That means $24 million out of pocket - by their own statements. I am concerned with the exterior. If they have a different use for the interior - that doesn't bother me. In any event, I doubt if it's an accurate figure - and $24 million isn't too much when you consider what it could bring in over time.
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From: David J. Mieras [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 10:38 AM
To: AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Donations for historic properties
There is a big problem trying to save the ice rink portion of the Casino.
The supports and deck are beyond hope. Many years of ocean pounding before
the beach replenishment did major damage and when the ceiling collapsed, the
water came from above.The exterior brick walls are another story.
Demolishing the deck and supports would be tricky and expensive.
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To: <AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 10:21 AM
Subject: [AsburyPark] Re: Donations for historic properties
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>> Yes that is correct, the City and the state agreed to allow
> demolition of
>> the Casino from the boardwalk to the ocean. There is no
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>> restore it at all. It is conceivable that a lawsuit could force
> the issue.
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> Well perhaps I change my position on the donation issue, maybe. This
> is even more reason to tar and feather those responsible. IDIOTS.
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> In any event, the raising of private funds has to be a parallel
> route. You can't offer that right away. You have to use the other
> means I suggested. The city, if it wanted to, could turn up the heat
> very high on APartners. Private citizens should also consider a
> lawsuit as well. All that makes negotiations to afford public rights
> and assitance in restoration more palatable. There is still the
> issue of the easement through the Casino. Isn't there a legal
> obligation to open it? We can sue for that. That requires
> renovation, which in turn must be done to state standards.
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