Heather:
The last time I was in Asbury was September for the Morro Castle presentation. Even then, it was pretty decrepit. Hopefully it will look a bit better now that some work is being done.
Corey Maccaro
apbooster732,
Sorry. Maureen Nevin wrote the following message to this list last
night, in response to the article by Nancy Shields in the Asbury Park
Press yesterday about Asbury Partners' plans for redevelopment and
the summer events they are sponsoring. I posted the article on this
list.
WAHT PRESS RELEASE ARE YOU TALKING ABOOUT? --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com,
"Heather" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> I guess it was just a press release that she added a bit to, not an
> investigative piece. If someone on here wants to write an editorial to
> the Press on these issues, I
Corey, you are much too young for such bitterness! They are doing a
lot of stuff to prepare for construction of the Wesley Grove complex,
and of course they tore down the Lyric (which was most recently a
porn theater). First Night Asbury is doing well and growing every
month. I'm not sure wh
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> actually- if they used steel instead of wood...they would of only
> needed about half the amount.
I thought the same thing when I saw them using wood, but I guess they
did a cost analysis. I am surprised however, that
actually- if they used steel instead of wood...they would of only
needed about half the amount.
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They start with test pilings around the site - bang em down until they
hit something solid - they then have an idea how long to order all the
other pilingsthe idea is to provide a solid base so we don't wind
up with the "leaning tower of Asbury"
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Charlie,
You put me in the embarrassing position of defending The Fish.
Although you say "nothing big has been done on the convention hall,
expect some work above the boardwalk entrance doors", au contraire,
The Big Fish has been quite busy protecting, serving and dare I say
enhancing our histo
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, charlie leonard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> firend works as a handyman for asbury partners, hes
> been working in the casino for the last few weeks.
> work on the playground for the beach, as promissed, is
> being worked on. the parts arrived last week. als
corey - that is true, that 2 of the 3 sub developers
have broken ground. things look good on both sites.
the third site, c8, hasnt started new construction
yet. but clean up and dismanteling of the old high
rise has been underway for weeks. their waiting for
approval, accordoing to their web
I guess it was just a press release that she added a bit to, not an
investigative piece. If someone on here wants to write an editorial to
the Press on these issues, I'm sure they are free to, although I don't
know if they'll print it.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" <[EMAIL PR
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Dan-
> I'm sure I'm not the only one curious as to how these pilings work.
Could you
> or someone else on the list explain for us non-engineer types how
the pilings
> are used in making the foundation for these buildings - A Mr.
S
Pam and Maureen: A number of us on the
list have said we would donate to the Casino. Please let us know how we
could help pay for Casino related projects like the post card project.
Perhaps we could chip in and pay for the post cards. Thanks
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Dan-
I'm sure I'm not the only one curious as to how these pilings work. Could you or someone else on the list explain for us non-engineer types how the pilings are used in making the foundation for these buildings - A Mr. Science, perhaps?
Thanks,
Maureen
In a message dated 4/14/2005 5:57:
Thanks to a handful of concerned citizens and a 2 page letter (
dated Feb 2005 ) from a developer withdrawing their participation in
redeveloping Springwood Avenue, the council has decided to modified an
old plan to build only market-rate and affordable-housing. The result was a
community
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