the parts of the waterfront plan, that are not liked, should be looked at. something should be done. get something solid together, and try to change it. DONT wait untill their about to start work on something, to say "hey i dont like it" beasue at that point, it might be too late, and you w
Three video clips of the Dec 15th council meeting, at which the Triangle ordinance was passed, is up on the net now. The link is on the home page. www.restoreradio.com. AOL doesn't refresh often, so if you don't see the link, please use internet explorer to call up the site. Or go directly to
Chuck:
one of the problems with that is the "crowding out" effect of
parking. Each condo/townhouse is given 1.5 spaces for parking: 1
inside & .5 outside. This means you have 1550 spaces around the City
allotted to residents. I have no idea how many spaces are on the
oceanfront, but when the
Well we should move to enforce the contractual obligation quickly. Time is of
the essence here.
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hey now, dont knock seaside. i had a great summer last year -grins-. but i have an understanding of what you might consider bad about the place. i dont think the fishmans ever said 100% of the boadwalk would be year round retail. i think he said there would be some seasonal places too, arou
All this talk about the Casino reminds me of the emergency
Historical Society meeting the night before the 6am destruction of
the Palace. Does everyone remember Kate's prophetic warning
against "antagonizing the developer" if we wanted to save the rest
of Asbury's treasures?
I wonder how lon
"Its my understanding someone asked again at the last meeting and
found out that certain additions to the letter of credit had to be
included and the long and short of it we have nothing, no letter of
credit."
Dan, After a lengthy explanation of "the above contractual
commitments to the sal
The 421a is new construction, the J51 is rehab, but you're right.
Chuck, the indoor retail is what I was referring to, it is not going
work. Everything is indoor retail unless you're talking about a food
stand. It will work in the summer but not the off season. Thus, you
will never get anybod
I don't know what the Council was thinking. They certainly aren't getting good
advice from their paid professional help and the problems were brought to their
attention.
Dan your right about the exemptions - the max is 10 years and even that length
usually means that the developer had to put
Or like our 421a certidficates in NYC which you get for building
affordable housing. Mark, what do they last 10 years? It must be on
a declining basis though, I forget. What I meant to say before is
that you let the developer build extra density in certain areas in
return for things like rest
I guess you're asking Ben about my post on the tax abatement. I promise to
track down and confirm the basics of the abatement. I just want to be clear
that the worst thing about the abatement is the number of years it lasts. A 16
year tax abatement is meant as a reward. For example, buildin
If only you were in charge Dan - great vision.
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Ben
I don't have a problem with the waterfront being developed with some
condos. For instance, Wesley Grove, North Beach and C-8 and the
other infill spots as long as the density is kept reasonable. As for
the waterfront/boardwalk itself, I agree, let's forget this Disney
World/Times Square
Fatal Flaws
This deal was doomed from the outset. This didn't have to be, but
is,
being primarily product of the ignorance of its architects; the
deal's architects Terry Weldon and the Fishmans who were so
successful in their sole pursuit of maximizing equity on their buy
that they've neglect
I emailed it because that is what they told me they preferred.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Lighty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 1/8/05 9:29 AM, "dfsavgny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Well I've lost hope that APP will print my response, since they
got
> > it Thursday and
On 1/8/05 9:29 AM, "dfsavgny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Well I've lost hope that APP will print my response, since they got
> it Thursday and it's not in yet. I guess they had too many stories
> in the Triangle.
>
I hope you mailed or faxed it. The only times I've ever had stuff publ
Ben, do you think it would help Asbury Park if the property tax was
just on the value of land and not on improvements?--- In
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> I would like to offer the following:
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> 1. Let's not forget that Terry Weldon negotiated th
Well I've lost hope that APP will print my response, since they got
it Thursday and it's not in yet. I guess they had too many stories
in the Triangle.
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