--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Lighty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Maybe make Asbury Partners finish the properties they are required to > restore before letting them acquire more properties/land. That would have > been a nice part of the revised deal. No more emminent domain UNTIL the > pavilions, the Casino and Convention Hall have been fixed as per the > agreement. > > Somehow, I imagine the site of rubble sitting for years where the Wonderbar > now sits. That's not progress in my mind. > Based upon what the council said, it appears that some of the parcels are ready to be developed (although ready is relative in development). For instance, it appears that Metro Homes is going to develop the Empress Hotel parking lot site (and adjacent parcels). I suspect that Asbury Partners needs the money, and thus, must flip the parcels in order to be able to renovate the waterfront buildings. Of course that is not a good system and the city and even I could have done that. That was not part of the deal, but as the city says, it is a "living document" which in shorthand means it can be interpreted any way they want. I don't know why it is never interpreted for citizens' or property owners' benefits.
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