3:50AM
Saturday May 28, 2005
F.Y.I.. Below is a copy of email sent to Councilman Johnson and my
attorney regarding the second fire inspection at ANYBODYS.
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3:15 AM
Saturday May 28, 2005
At 1AM on the morning of May 28, 2005, Memorial Day Weekend, Fire
Inspector
Building on the Momentum
For the past two years, Asbury Park has experienced a 15 percent
increase in beach and boardwalk revenues. Last year, thousands
thronged to the newly renovated boardwalk, seasonal concessions,
pristine beaches, crystal waters and the continuous roster of events
and
30 people in two years. Come to Asbury but wear a hardhat.
David, you're in danger of making me sound positive.
I thought the pictures did a pretty good job of making it appear Larry
was actually spending some money and then you come along and destroy
my myth.
For shame.
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the beach/boardwalk today is actually 'crowded' by asbury standards.
ok maybe crowded is really stretching it, but there is definitely
signs of life, i saw more people there today than i saw all of last
year. The one thing i find puzzling though is that they are having a
free concert series
there is no mention of it on the sign on main, and i didnt see
anything in the loacal papers about it. This seems to be the norm
for city sponsored (im not sure that who is sponsoring it) events
down on the waterfront. I think a little more attention to PR and
marketing for these types of
Â…popular act like Billy Idol fails to sell enough tickets for a
concert on Memorial Day weekend you know that they aren't doing
promotion well.
Where's it say a Master Developer needs to know anything about
promotion? Matter of fact, why should he know anything about
business, marketing, sales,
Gary,
I've added your pictures to the second group on:
http://www.jerseyshoregourmet.com/miscellaneous/Asbury/Boardwalk_Ready.htm
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Lighty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/28/05 1:26 PM, David J. Mieras [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah Skip30 people in two
The thing that blew me away as I walked the south end
to check out the newly opend block of pavillions was
the fact thet the Casino was open for foot traffic!!
of course, there was a small 'warning! no not enter'
sign posted right above the open doors. I found it
f$!*^ng incredible that the
Tommy,
This has to me your worst nightmare.
As you know, I warned `your' council last summer of their liability,
if and when the arch over the south entrance to CH were to fall and
kill, maim or inconvenience someone.
As you may recall, your `hope' for Asbury's future, The Fishman
allowed
bluebiship, thanks for explaining what was going on
with your tri city news writting. and the dispute
that happened between you and asbury partners. i
disagree with you though, i dont think high end
retail should be on the boardwalk. the atmosphere,
tiffanys ect., is not right for the
Sure there are 'debris nets' but how long before
someone gets hit with something and the city is
sueded?
the city doesnt own the casino, so why would the city
get sued?
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On 5/28/05 6:29 PM, charlie leonard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sure there are 'debris nets' but how long before
someone gets hit with something and the city is
sueded?
the city doesnt own the casino, so why would the city
get sued?
Why was New York City so worried about lawsuits from
thanks for the asking the question i was hoping would be asked. It
allows this topic to be brought up without hearing, 'the election's
over..why is this still a topic?'
I, for one, might consider suing (if i was a person of litigious
nature) because they seem to have been negligent in making
John,
Very interesting. What happened to the group that wanted to make sure the
Casino was preserved?
-Original Message-
From: AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Tony Tedesco
Sent: Saturday, May 28, 2005 7:02 PM
To: AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com
Subject:
Code enforcement is to busy threatening business owners w/ $500 per day
fines for an extension cord instead of holding our beloved Asbury Partners
to the development agreement terms and conditions. I guess the City has
accepted the 1st Avenue pavilion paint job as a total renovation as
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