Well, that image looks like alot of similar artists renderings. Personally, I don't dig it, but maybe it'll be better in reality. There appears to be no boardwalk. How the hell does this company, who says in there press release that they will try and preserve the historic elements of AP think that this plan does that? Sure, CH and the Casino remain, but in between it looks like Disney. Is there anyplace where we can find a larger version of the image?
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