Exactly why the City should have entered into partnership with the
County and State. The idea of an oceanfront park is not new, and it has
a lot of merit.
The County Parks system has the money, political clout and expertise to
have restored the Casino for public use as it was intended for.
Extending the concept of a management company to the beachfront would
have worked well with long term lease options and the City retaining
ownership.
Werner
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The biggest mistake AP, the state, and the the county made was not
> making the entire beach a county or federal park.
>
> They still can make the beach and bw one - and the "green acres".
>
> What would this do? Take control of the beaches, a money losing
> operation in AP and turn it over. What will happen - people will
come.
> Of course, many locals don't want people to invade the beaches - as
> it will ruin the club atomsphere.
>
> With people, the biz on bw and even those downtown would have a
better
> shot at survival until the day Dick and Jane move in one of those
> beachfront units.
>
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