[AsburyPark] Re: Whose Property is it??

2005-10-21 Thread Amy Quinn
Werner,
I have been reading your posts now for months.  I can't help but get
offended when you imply, and not subtly, everyone is an idiot but you.
I have read your posts and heard you speak and while I think you are
brilliant on many issues emotional growth, I imagine, is not one of
them.  You can explain the issue in simplistic terms with out implying
people are stupid for not understanding it.
I was at the council meeting and while you had the last 4 years to
attend every meeting and committee that took place in Asbury regarding
the redevelopment many of us were working full time and were unable to
attend.  I want to mention that Property Law is a complex issue.  I
took many classes in it at law school and it continues to befuddle me.
And it is not only me.  Property Law questions asked on the bar exam
in all the states are the lowest scored questions.   There are six
subject asked for the bar; torts, constitutional law, property,
criminal law, contracts, evidence.  Property law questions are always
the questions that most people get wrong.
Encroachments, adverse possession, easements, easements by
prescription, eminent domain each one of these issues are complex and
then adding city ordinance to them manages to make them a little more
confusing.  So while you seem to have a grasp on it all please stop
implying people's inability to fully understand what is going on are
ignorant.

Amy Quinn
Santander


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[AsburyPark] Re: Whose Property is it??

2005-10-21 Thread Skip Bernstein
I was at the council meeting and while you had the last 4 years to
attend every meeting and committee that took place in Asbury regarding
the redevelopment many of us were working full time and were unable to
attend.  I want to mention that Property Law is a complex issue.  I
took many classes in it at law school and it continues to befuddle me.
Amy Quinn,
Welcome to this group.  We formerly had a sight impaired Bishop,
purporting to be a lawyer, whose opinions on most topics were heavily
laden with dogma but rarely proffered legal opinion.  

Your tone in critiquing Werner is simultaneously direct yet helpful,
something few of us have mastered; your legal background is sorely needed.


--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Amy Quinn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Werner,
 I have been reading your posts now for months.  I can't help but get
 offended when you imply, and not subtly, everyone is an idiot but you.
 I have read your posts and heard you speak and while I think you are
 brilliant on many issues emotional growth, I imagine, is not one of
 them.  You can explain the issue in simplistic terms with out implying
 people are stupid for not understanding it.
 I was at the council meeting and while you had the last 4 years to
 attend every meeting and committee that took place in Asbury regarding
 the redevelopment many of us were working full time and were unable to
 attend.  I want to mention that Property Law is a complex issue.  I
 took many classes in it at law school and it continues to befuddle me.
 And it is not only me.  Property Law questions asked on the bar exam
 in all the states are the lowest scored questions.   There are six
 subject asked for the bar; torts, constitutional law, property,
 criminal law, contracts, evidence.  Property law questions are always
 the questions that most people get wrong.
 Encroachments, adverse possession, easements, easements by
 prescription, eminent domain each one of these issues are complex and
 then adding city ordinance to them manages to make them a little more
 confusing.  So while you seem to have a grasp on it all please stop
 implying people's inability to fully understand what is going on are
 ignorant.
 
 Amy Quinn
 Santander







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[AsburyPark] Re: Whose Property is it??

2005-10-21 Thread dfsavgny
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Skip Bernstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

 I was at the council meeting and while you had the last 4 years to
 attend every meeting and committee that took place in Asbury 
regarding
 the redevelopment many of us were working full time and were 
unable to
 attend.  I want to mention that Property Law is a complex issue.  I
 took many classes in it at law school and it continues to befuddle 
me.
 Amy Quinn,
 Welcome to this group.  We formerly had a sight impaired Bishop,
 purporting to be a lawyer, whose opinions on most topics were 
heavily
 laden with dogma but rarely proffered legal opinion.  
 
 Your tone in critiquing Werner is simultaneously direct yet 
helpful,
 something few of us have mastered; your legal background is sorely 
needed.
 
I have to defend Werner on this. His insight and dedication have 
been invaluable. Like all of us, he may not see other points of view 
at all times, but I certainly don't think he has tried to make 
anyone feel like an idiot. Passion should not be misinterpretated as 
conceit. This forum and AP is better for having Werner.







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[AsburyPark] Re: Whose Property is it??

2005-10-21 Thread asburycheech
Dan wrote:
 I have to defend Werner on this. His insight and dedication have 
 been invaluable. Like all of us, he may not see other points of 
view 
 at all times, but I certainly don't think he has tried to make 
 anyone feel like an idiot. Passion should not be misinterpretated 
as 
 conceit. This forum and AP is better for having Werner.


Hi Dan,
I agree totally with you on this.  Werner is so passionate about 
this city and wants so much to see it restored to its former glory 
that he may sometimes come off in a manner that may seem abrasvive, 
especially if you do not know him.   I think as Amy gets to know him, 
she will, hopefully, regard him as a positive force in this city.
  Frank D'Alessandro






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Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Whose Property is it??

2005-10-21 Thread Sharon G. Boone


Amy,
Beautifully said. I am only versed in Business and Tort Law. Would have to borrow a Property Law book from one of my Attorney friends who deal in that type of thing. I only know Contracts and things of that nature, but you have put this subject so simply, even I can understand it. I don't purport to know everything and I'm learning from people like you. Thanks!SharonBoone[EMAIL PROTECTED]--AmyQuinn[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:Werner,Ihavebeenreadingyourpostsnowformonths.Ican'thelpbutgetoffendedwhenyouimply,andnotsubtly,everyoneisanidiotbutyou.IhavereadyourpostsandheardyouspeakandwhileIthinkyouarebrilliantonmanyissuesemotionalgrowth,Iimagine,isnotoneofthem.Youcanexplaintheissueinsimplistictermswithoutimplyingpeoplearestupidfornotunderstandingit.Iwasatthecouncilmeetingandwhileyouhadthelast4yearstoattendeverymeetingandcommitteethattookplaceinAsburyregardingtheredevelopmentmanyofuswereworkingfulltimeandwereunabletoattend.IwanttomentionthatPropertyLawisacomplexissue.Itookmanyclassesinitatlawschoolanditcontinuestobefuddleme.Anditisnotonlyme.PropertyLawquestionsaskedonthebarexaminallthestatesarethelowestscoredquestions.Therearesixsubjectaskedforthebar;torts,constitutionallaw,property,criminallaw,contracts,evidence.Propertylawquestionsarealwaysthequestionsthatmostpeoplegetwrong.Encroachments,adversepossession,easements,easementsbyprescription,eminentdomaineachoneoftheseissuesarecomplexandthenaddingcityordinancetothemmanagestomakethemalittlemoreconfusing.Sowhileyouseemtohaveagrasponitallpleasestopimplyingpeople'sinabilitytofullyunderstandwhatisgoingonareignorant.AmyQuinnSantanderYahoo!GroupsSponsor~--GetfastaccesstoyourfavoriteYahoo!Groups.MakeYahoo!yourhomepagehttp://us.click.yahoo.com/dpRU5A/wUILAA/yQLSAA/Y2tolB/TM~-Yahoo!GroupsLinks*Tovisityourgroupontheweb,goto:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AsburyPark/*Tounsubscribefromthisgroup,sendanemailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]*YouruseofYahoo!Groupsissubjectto:http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

  




  
  
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Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Whose property is it?

2005-10-21 Thread Sharon G. Boone


Thank you for clarifying that and now, I know what you mean, but does Werner? Just kidding!SharonBoone[EMAIL PROTECTED]--"dfsavgny"[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:---InAsburyPark@yahoogroups.com,"SharonG.Boone"[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:outofAsburyParkandaskaNeptuneRealtoraboutit.Thereisadisclaimer,thatifyoudon'tcitetheencroachment,after10yearstheland,evenifit'sasliver,becomesyours!That'sthecaveat!SowhereisthecodeenforcerorwhoeverisinchargeSharon,youaretalkingaboutAdversePossession,averycomplexlegalissue.Itisnotsoeasyasthatandcourtsrarely,ifever,awardadversepossession.Thereisacriteriatoaccomplishit,whichisdifficult,ifnotimpossible,tomeet.Iwillleaveplanning,etc.toWerner,butheiswrongonthelawandpropertyrights.Wearetalkingaboutpropertyrights,andweareusingtheshorthandofPROPERTY.Wellunderthatdefinition,yeswhateverrights-of-way(ROW)theCitymayhaveoverprivatepropertythoserightscanbeconsideredPUBLICPROPERTY.However,whatIamsayingisthateveryrightinPROPERTY,whenitislessthanfeesimple,isspecificallydelineatedinacontractoragreement.Assumedly,Bradelyorthefounders,whensellingthetractsseitherRESERVEDsomerightsforthepublicinoroverPRIVATEPROPERTYortheCitylateracquiredthoserights.Whateverthecasemaybe,thoserights,nowreferredhereinasPUBLICPROPERTY(morespecifically,publicrightsinprivateproperty)areclearlydelineatedandlimitedinsomedocument(s)oragreement(s).Youhavetoknowwhatthoserights,ortheirlimitationsare.Youjustcan;tsayitispublicpropertyandprivatepropertyownerscannotdoanythingwiththeirownproperty.IfthepublicabridgesorincreasesitsRIGHT(orproperty)inoroverprivateproperty,thenitisatakingandtheConstitutionrequiresjustcompensation.AsIsaidbefore,thePUBLICcanregulatePRIVATEpropertythroughzoning,policepowers,etc.,which,iftheyarenotconsideredconfiscatory,arenottakingsanddonotrequirecompensation.Ifyouwanttoregulatefences,passalawforgodssakes,butdon'ttellmeIdon;towntheproperty.IIdidn't,Iwouldn'tbepayingtaxesonit.Wernerisaswrongaswrongcanbe.Yahoo!GroupsSponsor~--GetfastaccesstoyourfavoriteYahoo!Groups.MakeYahoo!yourhomepagehttp://us.click.yahoo.com/dpRU5A/wUILAA/yQLSAA/Y2tolB/TM~-Yahoo!GroupsLinks*Tovisityourgroupontheweb,goto:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AsburyPark/*Tounsubscribefromthisgroup,sendanemailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]*YouruseofYahoo!Groupsissubjectto:http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

  




  
  
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[AsburyPark] Re: Whose Property is it??

2005-10-21 Thread wernerapnj
Amy, I don't think I know you. Have we ever met, socialized? Thank 
you for your candor, kindly allow me the same latitude.

--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Amy Quinn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Werner,
 I have been reading your posts now for months. I can't help but get
 offended when you imply, and not subtly, everyone is an idiot but
 you.

Your feelings and reaction to my personality are yours to deal with. 
Some people clash and some don't, that's just the way life is. Don't 
shoot the messenger.

 I have read your posts and heard you speak and while I think you are
 brilliant on many issues emotional growth, I imagine, is not one of
 them.  You can explain the issue in simplistic terms with out
 implying people are stupid for not understanding it.

Thank you for the compliment, but your psycological evaluation of me 
is a bit premature as we have no social/interpersonal relationship 
that I am aware of.
  
 I was at the council meeting and while you had the last 4 years to
 attend every meeting and committee that took place in Asbury
 regarding the redevelopment many of us were working full time and
 were unable to attend.

Perhaps then you would view my experiance as a resource after getting 
over any perceived personality clashes.

 I want to mention that Property Law is a complex issue.  I
 took many classes in it at law school and it continues to befuddle
 me.
 And it is not only me.  Property Law questions asked on the bar exam
 in all the states are the lowest scored questions.   There are six
 subject asked for the bar; torts, constitutional law, property,
 criminal law, contracts, evidence.  Property law questions are
 always the questions that most people get wrong.
 Encroachments, adverse possession, easements, easements by
 prescription, eminent domain each one of these issues are complex
 and then adding city ordinance to them manages to make them a
 little more confusing.

Well, Now that we have introductions out of the way, let's meet for 
coffe/lunch/drinks and get to work figuring out if private property 
owners should be permitted to use or build on City property adjacent 
to theirs.

A good Historian and a good Lawyer is just what Asbury Park needs. 

 So while you seem to have a grasp on it all please stop
 implying people's inability to fully understand what is going on are
 ignorant.

Will do, It's just the frustration of dealing with a dysfunctional 
City. You must be new here :-)

Werner






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Re: [AsburyPark] Re: Whose Property is it??

2005-10-21 Thread Sharon G. Boone


Werner,
Are you Woody Allen? You seem to want to dissect everything and everyone! Like Amy said.Can't you just let it be? You're funny, man! Really!SharonBoone[EMAIL PROTECTED]--"wernerapnj"[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:Amy,Idon'tthinkIknowyou.Haveweevermet,socialized?Thankyouforyourcandor,kindlyallowmethesamelatitude.---InAsburyPark@yahoogroups.com,AmyQuinn[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:Werner,Ihavebeenreadingyourpostsnowformonths.Ican'thelpbutgetoffendedwhenyouimply,andnotsubtly,everyoneisanidiotbutyou.Yourfeelingsandreactiontomypersonalityareyourstodealwith.Somepeopleclashandsomedon't,that'sjustthewaylifeis.Don'tshootthemessenger.IhavereadyourpostsandheardyouspeakandwhileIthinkyouarebrilliantonmanyissuesemotionalgrowth,Iimagine,isnotoneofthem.Youcanexplaintheissueinsimplistictermswithoutimplyingpeoplearestupidfornotunderstandingit.Thankyouforthecompliment,butyourpsycologicalevaluationofmeisabitprematureaswehavenosocial/interpersonalrelationshipthatIamawareof.Iwasatthecouncilmeetingandwhileyouhadthelast4yearstoattendeverymeetingandcommitteethattookplaceinAsburyregardingtheredevelopmentmanyofuswereworkingfulltimeandwereunabletoattend.Perhapsthenyouwouldviewmyexperianceasaresourceaftergettingoveranyperceivedpersonalityclashes.IwanttomentionthatPropertyLawisacomplexissue.Itookmanyclassesinitatlawschoolanditcontinuestobefuddleme.Anditisnotonlyme.PropertyLawquestionsaskedonthebarexaminallthestatesarethelowestscoredquestions.Therearesixsubjectaskedforthebar;torts,constitutionallaw,property,criminallaw,contracts,evidence.Propertylawquestionsarealwaysthequestionsthatmostpeoplegetwrong.Encroachments,adversepossession,easements,easementsbyprescription,eminentdomaineachoneoftheseissuesarecomplexandthenaddingcityordinancetothemmanagestomakethemalittlemoreconfusing.Well,Nowthatwehaveintroductionsoutoftheway,let'smeetforcoffe/lunch/drinksandgettoworkfiguringoutifprivatepropertyownersshouldbepermittedtouseorbuildonCitypropertyadjacenttotheirs.AgoodHistorianandagoodLawyerisjustwhatAsburyParkneeds.Sowhileyouseemtohaveagrasponitallpleasestopimplyingpeople'sinabilitytofullyunderstandwhatisgoingonareignorant.Willdo,It'sjustthefrustrationofdealingwithadysfunctionalCity.Youmustbenewhere:-)WernerYahoo!GroupsSponsor~--GetfastaccesstoyourfavoriteYahoo!Groups.MakeYahoo!yourhomepagehttp://us.click.yahoo.com/dpRU5A/wUILAA/yQLSAA/Y2tolB/TM~-Yahoo!GroupsLinks*Tovisityourgroupontheweb,goto:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AsburyPark/*Tounsubscribefromthisgroup,sendanemailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]*YouruseofYahoo!Groupsissubjectto:http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/




  
  
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[AsburyPark] Re: Whose property is it?

2005-10-21 Thread wernerapnj
Dan, we're having a major miscommunication here. Here's the scenario:

I assert that 1+2=3. You, in response, say I am wrong because 2+2=4.

Clearly we are both correct aside from the fact that you are wrong in 
asserting that I am wrong. Instead of addressing the issue that I 
raise you are going off on a tangent.

--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, dfsavgny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I will leave planning, etc. to Werner, but he is wrong on the law
 and property rights.

Ahh, You throw down the gauntlet. OK here we go.

... Assumedly, Bradely 
 or the founders, when selling the tractss either RESERVED some
 rights for the public in or over PRIVATE PROPERTY or the City
 later acquired those rights.
 Whatever the case may be, those rights, now referred 
 herein as PUBLIC PROPERTY (more specifically, public rights in
 private property)
... You just can;t say it is public property and private property 
 owners cannot do anything with their own property.

Not the case and not the topic of discussion, see my previous post. 
There's the tangent argument you are making.

...If the public 
 abridges or increases its RIGHT (or property)in or over private 
 property, then it is a taking and the Constitution requires just 
 compensation.

There you go again

 If you want to regulate fences, pass a law for godssakes, 
 but don't tell me I don;t own the property. I I didn't, I wouldn't 
 be paying taxes on it. Werner is as wrong as wrong can be.

Back to the issue: The boundry between the City street and your 
private lot is in the area between your home and the sidewalk. Your 
fence is in the City Street for legal purposes. You are not paying 
taxes for part of your front yard because you do not own it. 

Are you a betting man? A six pack or $1,000.00,(your choice), that I 
am right. How far do you want to go with this?

Werner










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[AsburyPark] Re: Whose property is it?

2005-10-20 Thread dfsavgny
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Sharon G. Boone [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
 out of Asbury Park and ask a Neptune Realtor about it. There is a 
 disclaimer ,that if you don't cite the encroachment, after 10 years 
the 
 land, even if it's a sliver, becomes yours! That's the caveat! So 
where 
 is the code enforcer or whoever is in charge


Sharon, you are talking about Adverse Possession, a very complex legal 
issue. It is not so easy as that and courts rarely, if ever, award 
adverse possession. There is a criteria to accomplish it, which is 
difficult, if not impossible, to meet.

I will leave planning, etc. to Werner, but he is wrong on the law and 
property rights. We are talking about property rights, and we are using 
the short hand of PROPERTY. Well under that definition, yes whatever 
rights-of-way (ROW)the City may have over private property those rights 
can be considered PUBLIC PROPERTY. However, what I am saying is that 
every right in PROPERTY, when it is less than fee simple, is 
specifically delineated in a contract or agreement. Assumedly, Bradely 
or the founders, when selling the tractss either RESERVED some rights 
for the public in or over PRIVATE PROPERTY or the City later acquired 
those rights. Whatever the case may be, those rights, now referred 
herein as PUBLIC PROPERTY (more specifically, public rights in private 
property) are clearly delineated and limited in some document(s) or 
agreement(s). You have to know what those rights, or their limitations 
are. You just can;t say it is public property and private property 
owners cannot do anything with their own property. If the public 
abridges or increases its RIGHT (or property)in or over private 
property, then it is a taking and the Constitution requires just 
compensation.  As I said before, the PUBLIC can regulate PRIVATE 
property through zoning, police powers, etc., which, if they are not 
considered confiscatory, are not takings and do not require 
compensation. If you want to regulate fences, pass a law for godssakes, 
but don't tell me I don;t own the property. I I didn't, I wouldn't be 
paying taxes on it. Werner is as wrong as wrong can be.







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