--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Allan Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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That's right
If the council decides that these building should be saved, wouldn't
the city then be in default?
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> dfsavgny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com,
Lighty <lighty@> wrote:
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> > That¹s ridiculous. Another slap in the face to a business owner
> who fixed
> > up their property and made it into a success. Asbury Park should
> be ashamed
> > at what they are doing.
> >
> The majority on the council feels that they are married at the hip
> to Partners. I give them the benefit of the doubt and assume that
> they feel they are acting in the best interests of the city. THEY
> ARE WRONG. Despite initial rumblings at the beginning of the recent
> renegotiations that the council was not concerned about bad press,
I
> am afraid that they fear it terribly. That is evident from Reidy's
> recent remarks in the APP that default would have sent a terrible
> message.
>
> I beleive that the press gives a false impression of the progress
in
> this city. Outsiders who know I am involved here remark to me all
> the time how they see (in the press) how things are progressing. It
> is too long a story to tell them.
>
> Each should judge for themselves. Compare the results of what
> private developers, such as Fasano, have wrought with that of
> Partners. Look at Cookman Avenue and other properties Fasano et al
> have renovated. Then look at the pavillions. Look at CH, Hojos, the
> Paramount and best of all, the Casino. Who would you want building
> your home? Fasano or Fishman?
>
> While it is my wish (for the benefit of this cit) to send Fishman
> packing, I don't ask you for that. What I ask is that if you were
> honest in asnwering the question above you would know that the
> Baronet and other properties on that block should be saved and that
> Fasano should be allowed to renovate them. I ask you to give your
> support in order to allow the maority on the council to find its
> courage to do something about it. I know the majority wants to save
> these buildings. The majority needs each of us to step up to that
> microphone to validate what it already knows. Give it the strength
> to say NO to Fishman. Give it the strength to say NO to the
> bulldozers ready to destroy another piece of this city's past.
>
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