At 6:31 PM -0800 2/8/06, charlie leonard wrote:
...but isnt it sopose to open in the middle on the inside? with a glass
atrium type thing in the middle, where you could enter stores on the inside
too? (like a indoor mall)
No... it never was going to be built that way, at least not for the
At 6:43 PM -0800 2/8/06, charlie leonard wrote:
... onces things look better down there, it would be a nice place to go for
your lunch hour.
It's already a nice place to go for your lunch. There are at least six places
to get lunch downtown every single day*. Be Green, Wish You Were Here,
In the eighties when Asbury was still considered questionable, but
it had a certain seedy charm, there were many people on the boardwalk.
It
was very active, the little shops all seemed to do well. It wasn't
until the 'last' development scheme failed that the town took a true
downward
turn.
The book on local government apparently contains a chapter flaunting
the endless riches to be derived through parking control. The claim,
never questioned, is that if you invest millions in parking meters and
ground troops (meter maids) local merchants, residents, visitors and
tourists will be
Those merchants on the BW (in the early 80's) were not making a dime -
thats why they left (who were left to leave). That's the time Henry V
tried to save the place... Red Bank back then, was looking for a way
to save it self. Red Bank was swallowed up a couple investors (one who
found his way
Atty.: City involved in conflicts of interest Challenge to eminent domain links law firms to developers
BY CHRISTINE VARNOStaff Writer
Long Branch’s taking of properties for redevelopment is being
challenged in court papers that claim law firms hired by Long Branch had ties to
developers
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ward pointed out that City Attorney Jim Aaronâs firm, Ansell Zaro
Grimm
Aaron, also represents a conflict of interest in the condemnation
proceedings.
âThe Ansell firm represents Hovnanian Enterprises Inc,â
according to
City Attorney Jim Aaron's firm, Ansell Zaro Grimm Aaron, also
represents a conflict of interest in the condemnation proceedings.
The Ansell firm represents Hovnanian Enterprises Inc, according to
the answers filed. The Ansell firm has an actual conflict and/or an
appearance of impropriety in
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, dfsavgny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
c
He's not the city's redelopement attorney, he's the citys attorney a
big difference. That may be a good thing ,he doesn't lose
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, jerseykev@ wrote:
Ward pointed out that City Attorney
"No... it never was going to be built that way, at least not for the retail stores. It's the residential portion of the building that will have an open atrium on the interior. ~Joe"--The historic department store will provide a center atrium with access to both retail and residential
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They don't have a chance in the world to win.
Atty.: City involved in conflicts of interest
Challenge to eminent domain links law firms to developers
BY CHRISTINE VARNO
Staff Writer
Long Branchâs taking of properties
At 1:49 PM -0800 2/9/06, charlie leonard wrote:
...--The historic department store will provide a center atrium with access to
both retail and residential space.-- thats from the developers site. i think
your wrong, unless im miss reading something.
That's called puffery and any similarity
possible two new ordinances
in the making for Asbury Park, if you read the 2 articles in the
press.
Freehold
Township, which was founded in 1693, has a 4-year-old ordinance requiring
that new commercial businesses be designed with a
Asbury Park Little League
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Maybe this is a good idea the time foreach of
A confident council will keep all options open.
Not commenting on whether we need a new city manager or not, just his
contract will be up for review. But, the reality is that 100 people applied for
the job and 60 candidates were evaluated for a new township manager.
After a 10-week
If an attorney represents the City in an eminant domain proceeding
against homeowner, and the attorney also represented the developer, it
appears to me the City and developer have the same interest (they both
want the homeowner out), and he is not suing a prior client. Wby does
anyone think there
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