FYI- it is not billed as for kids, but for glamour... A place to be
seen....
from app.com
"It's strictly for high glamour," said Michael Walker, Madison
Marquette's creative director on the Asbury Park project. "People
can pay $5 (a visit) to lie here or pay $5 to lie on the beach."
Matthew Berman, a city resident and architect serving on the
Planning Board and Technical Review Committee, asked about the pool
only being 18 inches deep.
"It's not supposed to be practical," Walker said.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "dsher4" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I think a shallow pool is a good idea. It is for "KIDS" to
encourage
> families to come back to the area like they last did in the
1960's.
> Perhaps by chance they might even spend some "MONEY" and enjoy it
so
> much they buy a "HOUSE" here or tell friends. We adults all have
a
> pool and it is called the ocean. Do you really want to float
around
> in a big pool with other adults a few inches from you? That rings
of
> crowded municipal pool to me.
>
> MM is trying to blend aesthetics, with function, with the hope of
a
> return on investment in an area that they genuinely seem to care
about
> (at least Mottola does).
>
> Think broader about what the long term goals are and not so much
about
> complaining how everything that doesn't suit one person's
particular
> needs or desires Sucks.
>
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