--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "chris.hartsgrove"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But it's ok... it seems like most people want to see the Asbury
waterfront become either a
> gentrified shopping mall or an over-glorified retirement community.
Be careful about such generalizations. There are 17,000+ people living
in AP and it's safe to say no one will ever know how "most" of them
feel about anything. If as few people as Werner indicated bother to
attend the council and planning board meetings, then, coupled with the
abscence of a skeptical press, it can come as no surprise that the
vision of an elite few is driving development on the oceanfront.
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