--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have a idea on what a parking space is worth in a City like
Asbury Park?//
//Our parking Lot has been offer several differant estimates from differant
people it isn't for sale we are holding on to it maybe
yes, on the 300 block of 4th ave, buy now, best deal in real estate you
will find...
Allan Peterson wrote:
Are you talking about the apartments converted to condos?
*/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
Is that a threat How silly, it was more a comical remark
intended to lighten the
Last night, I had the pleasure of working with Asbury Radio at the Baronet.
I was really surprised how beautiful the theater was inside.
It looked great, smelled great, and it has that great, timeless ambience that I
just love.
I'd rather go see a movie in a special place like that anyday, rather
I could not believe the prices were so low. Do these buildings sit in the redevelopment zone?traderdube [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yes, on the 300 block of 4th ave, buy now, best deal in real estate you will find...Allan Peterson wrote: Are you talking about the apartments converted to
no, Bergh Ave starts redevelopment zone.
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From: Allan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I could not believe the prices were so low. Do these buildings sit in the
redevelopment zone?
traderdube [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: yes, on the 300
I couldn't agree more!
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Greetings,
If you'd like to voice your opinion to the council about saving the Baronet,
Fast Land and
Asbury Lanes, please send an email to each of the following;
Mayor Sanders
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Deputy Mayor Bruno
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Councilman Johnson
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Councilman Loffredo
I agree that these buildings from the past should be saved. However at what costs? Since they were purchased after the redevelopment would it be right to simply hand them over to the current owner? And at what cost? Would the city they have to adjust hieght of building to make good on the lost
Title: Re: [AsburyPark] Save the Baronet, Fast Lane and Asbury Lanes
On 7/14/06 2:24 PM, Allan Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree that these buildings from the past should be saved. However at what costs?
I would love to see the public be able to vote straight up for something like
Missouri's Governor signed into Law an anti EDA Legislation. In
Missouri if your seizing land, even if it is a road you must pay in addition to
market value a heritage value - a premium of at least 50% additional of market
value.
They also included a Home Owner's Bill of rights to protect
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