If I recall correctly Uncle Phil's suit was settled, which cleared 
up a rat's nest of title issues.

Thereafter a plan was made by the City to redevelop Springwood.  
People hated it.  They complained that the community was not 
involved, particulary people on and around Springwood.

So the City did what I thought was a great job responding to the 
people.

The City got rid of their own plans.  To heed to the wishes of those 
who wanted community involvement, they advertised a series of events 
held on Springwood for the community to come out and tell them 
exactly what they wanted on Springwood.  Many, many different ideas 
were recorded at those events.

Anyone at those meetings was encouraged to be part of the Springwood 
Avenue Advisory Committee, so that the community itself would be 
devising the plan.

>From there the committee was formed.  It has been meeting for 
several months now.  We are debating the issues, inviting experts to 
guide us and will at the end make a recommendation to the City 
Council as to how to best redevelop Springwood Avenue (and yes we 
are interfacing with Neptune to tie into their redevelopment).

The City will then have a formal redevelopment plan drafted, based 
upon the Committee's recommendations.

Certainly I intend to heed the wishes of those I've read here to 
make the case for competitive bidding for development of the plan.  
Nation-wide advertising is what I will try to convince the board 
should be the policy.

I like the process because as you can see it has been from the grass 
roots up.  The committee is dominated by West Side people or people 
with West Side roots. 

It is in the stage where we are deciding what to recommend to the 
council, which is why I'm reaching out to this board for your 
comments, which I obviously intend to take quite seriously, and use 
your thoughts at the meetings.

Keep them coming.

Thanks. 




--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Fred" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "bluebishop82" <bluebishop82@> 
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> Doesn't Uncle Phil still own most of the land?? If so how long in 
> court? So is this plan for all the land some it or in phases. Are 
> there any affordable housing developers interested ? What about 
> recreation?  Maybe another water park? Are your R friends in the 
> County involved?
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>  That's being written right now.  That's why I'm talking to you 
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> > --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <oakdorf@> wrote:
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> > > --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "bluebishop82" 
<bluebishop82@> 
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> > > > Well I hope I can convince you two that we are doing exactly 
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> > > > right thing there right now. 
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> > > Something in writing, that the public may view, would be a 
start.
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> > > 35 years there and counting.
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