Your key observation is this - ASBURY PARK should not lose this.
The key is for the government to step up to the plate, designate it a
Local Landmark under the Municipal Land Use laws and the locally
designated Historic District its in.
Then the property can be protected by local control.
In addition anyone can file to have a property placed on the State and
National registers of Historic Places. That in itself provides no
protection but would prevent public funds from being used to demolish
it.
The flip side is that the owner/developer would be entitled to Federal
Tax Credits for any restoration/preservation work done on the property.
Werner.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "evosap" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thank you! It's probably the combo platter corp between MM and AP.
O
> boy! complexities complexities. what to do? i have NO idea but if
> Asbury loses that place it deserves to rot in shame til the end of
> eternity. unfortunately i don't think MM or AP gets the dif
between
> wealth and cash. there has got to be creative, intelligent loving
> people that could come up with something. i highly doubt that person
> or persons is involved at the moment. it should NOT be moved. can
we
> keep talking about this???..THIS vortex of cool asbury energy is
still
> living. (i know i just lost some of you but....*%#$ it) hope you
> are going to the beach!
>
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