justifiedright- ha! well, there is no competition here. im just posting what i see. asbury park has alwasy changed. you can look at a new buidling and say it doesnt belong. whos to say it doenst belong? do we have to put every new building of feature into a certain time frame from the past? why cant we make things new, as they did back then. all these old styles were new at one point. you can clearly see it in some of asburys houses. you see many of one time, then all of a sudden a different era came a long, and the look of houses changed. tear down all the older ones? no. i understand the point werner is making though, with the citys streets. that is true, you have to keep that the way it is. with the exception of the closure of part of lake ave, i think things have stayed true. wasnt it in the 70s that all the avenues were widened to make room for more parking?? taking away the citys traditional grassy triangle centers? well this plan brought them back, something that didnt have to be done. im sure some people out there would have liked the streets to remain how they were, giving way for more parking. but to be historicaly correct to bradleys plane, the trinagles were brought back.
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