You are 100% correct Werner, not surprisingly either.

wernerapnj wrote:

> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com 
> <mailto:AsburyPark%40yahoogroups.com>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > Well at least I got a dialog started here. All I have been reading 
> in the past is how
> terrible the new construction is and how long it is taking(True). My 
> point is simple. Asbury
> (with some exceptions) has looked liked a war zone for a looooong 
> time. Bringing new
> construction and people can only be an improvment and it should create 
> more job
> opportunites for the local residents. I didn't mean to create any 
> verbal abuse. I just think
> everyone should appreciate that it will never be as good as our 
> memories are.
>
> ----------------
>
> It sounds from your post that you have very low standards for Asbury 
> Park. I have heard
> the mantra repeatedly - 'at least they're doing something', 'something 
> is better then
> nothing', 'we will never be as good as we were', etc, etc
>
> Yes construction is good, but it's how that construction is directed 
> that makes a good or
> bad project. 3000+ condos will provide little if any local employment 
> and will destroy the
> history and cultural heritage of the City.
>
> Construction directed toward rebuilding the traditional commercial and 
> tourism land uses
> would serve the City in a much better way. By using, instead of 
> abandoning, the City's
> heritage Asbury park could be BETTER then it EVER was.
>
> Better econimically, and that is the ultimate purpose of 
> redevelopment, to repair a
> community's damaged economy. Instead this City is catering to 
> developers for the benefit
> of developers.
>
> Werner
>
>  



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