I've notified Preservation NJ about the recent developments, and today they
updated their listing for the Stone Pony (can be found on their website) and
are monitoring the situation regarding the news of talk of possible relocation.
Every little bit helps, especially when it comes to spreading
yea, thought of you when I read that piece of it.
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> "There is probably not another town in Monmouth County where are
> found more optimists than right here in our City and it is this optimism that
> has made the City what it is." That i
"There is probably not another town in Monmouth County where are
found more optimists than right here in our City and it is this optimism that
has made the City what it is." That is true!
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" wrote:
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> ...It is always wise to buy real estate especially
...It is always wise to buy real estate especially so if you want a home First
select town and if it fills the requirements of ideals of what a home town
should be then buy a home in that locality We believe we have all the qualities
that make for home town The time to purchase is right Disturbe
> > > --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "dfsavgny" wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Your issues are addressed in my other replies. What we are talking
> > > > about is the Stone Pony outdoor stage.
> > > >
While this group may be discussing the outdoor stage ... That is NOT what is
being referred to
This posting is inaccurate...
The document referred to is.. the Advisory Committee Recommendations.
Not the Redevelopment Plan
The Redevelopment Plan is at
http://cityofasburypark.com/pdfs/March_15_Redevelopment_Plan_Amended_120105.pdf
Werner
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "larrybertore
Comments are due by September 30th.
Redevelopment Plan:
http://www.cityofasburypark.com/pdfs/DRAFT_WRP_Committee_landuse_Sept2011.pdf
Powerpoint Presentation:
http://www.cityofasburypark.com/pdfs/Waterfront_Committee_Presentation_Sept2011.pdf
Submit Comments via Email to:
asburyplann...@gmail.c
Does that guy sing/talk to himself when he's riding?
I have a guy who is similar with the biking around and dealing, he is very
blatant about it, lives a few houses away on Comstock, kinda in an alleyway
type thing
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Bergh between AP Ave. and 1st has always been a hotspot. Lot's of discarded
condoms laying in the guitar.
The Delmonte Hotel across from me seems to be becoming a hot spot for drug
dealing. There's an older guy who's been making drug runs on his vintage
bicycle recently, and he's blatant about
Same here, although I don't gives cars who park on my side street 5mins, they
get 2mins
I'm on a corner lot, and they like to bring their tricks around when it is
dark, we have called so many times for that, we have noticed the johns/tricks
have moved to Pine Street (btwn 5th and Sunset) so now
Yes I would, give them exactly what you just ssaid and the best descriptions
possible
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My husband and I were walking down Emory between 6th and 7th a few weeks
back with my 5 year old. A black SUV stopped in the middle of 6th on the
corner of Emory and a guy jumped out right in fromt of us and tucked
something into the back of his pants and when running purposefully down the
road to
exactly what you saw. If you stand in front of my house for more than 5 minutes
I am on the phone with the cops. Let god sort them out.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Claire Davids wrote:
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> My husband and I were walking down Emory between 6th and 7th a few weeks
> back with my 5 year old
Thanks, now I feel better! Demonstrating one of our town negatives :)
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, cbrianwatkins@... wrote:
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> It is my understanding that this a Bloods Sect, they run out of AP and Neptune
>
> I can find out more from a friend
>
> My fiance had 4 guys taken in the other d
It is my understanding that this a Bloods Sect, they run out of AP and Neptune
I can find out more from a friend
My fiance had 4 guys taken in the other day. They parked a car at the corner of
my street (in front of my house), the 4 guys (not kids) got out, placed the
hoods on their sweatshirts
Has anybody noticed the new gang tags that have been appearing around the city
recently? At Library Square Park, somebody spray painted "MDP" at each of the
trash containers at the 4 corners of the park.
What is "MDP? MDP is short for "Murder Dem Pussies"
This same tag is spreading fast. There
I have to agree on this point. I set my own alarm off once and didn't get to
the phone fast enough, as I was on the phone with the alarm company telling
them that it was a false alarm, the APPD were coming up the driveway. If I have
any criticism, once I said "oh, I am so sorry, I set it off mys
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "oakdorf" wrote:
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>
>
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "dfsavgny" wrote:
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> But remember the issue of the need to pay for infrastructure.
> >
> >
>
> How is that now being defined?
>
The simple fact of the matter is that the city does not ha
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "dfsavgny" wrote:
It seems to me that MM is in a hunker down mode.
>
seems like i-star will have to un-hunker them. If they get in the way, dissolve
the partnership - either $$$ or legally. If not, you'll wind up with them
stalling something.
Wonder what
Again, can't argue with that
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Subject: [AsburyPark] Re: Boutique Hotel in the Casino spot
--- In As
The outside authority is not the issue. They have stopped a virtual kidnapping
of the local school system from what I read but I am not that up to date with
it. Seems to me that good people tried to make changes here and got rebuffed
because of their sexual orientation. Seemed to be a lot of cr
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "dfsavgny" wrote:
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But remember the issue of the need to pay for infrastructure.
>
>
How is that now being defined?
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--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, cbrianwatkins@... wrote:
Like everything else of importance in AP, control of this is held by "outside"
authority.
>
unfortunately,it hasn't been able to run to well from "inside" authority.
neither has the housing authority.
Dan should change his resi
The waterfront redevelopment plan is for the waterfront. The Springwood Avenue
Plan is for that area and hopefully there will be more. I hear you about
discussing it privately but no need. I am dealing with the plan as the plan for
the waterfront area period. As I said, the best developments are
as for short sales, your story is real. Unfortunately, once you get in trouble,
people longer around that want to buy, but if they can hold out, then they do.
It's all the loopholes that your lawyers legally use to wipe out your loss with
little or no obligaiton - either tax wise (as a gain). th
The other thing is the schools. Yes its great that parents are walking their
kids and getting more involved.
The problem is that our school district is run by the state. We could have 3000
families move into AP this weekend, all of which could have very intelligent
children, and it still wouldn
I understand how it works, lived through it myself, almost identically to you.
(In CT, not NY or NJ) However, nothing done thus far in the waterfront area has
taken the West Side families into consideration
Ill take this discussion with you further in private, but not here
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--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, cbrianwatkins@... wrote:
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> Being that AP's gentrification plans exclude actual families with children,
Its chicken and an egg. You won't get families with children until the schools
are okay. ANd you will not get good schools until you get families in her
The quickest response time I've ever seen. Called them on Sunday for a domestic
dispute. They were there with 3 cars, and had the father cuffed before I could
get back into my yard
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--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, Bob Loblaw wrote:
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> the city government makes AP an undespireable place to live.
> EVERYTHING in AP is about revenue. my drug dealing neighbors get off scott
> free despite the whole neighborhood complaining, becuase the cops are too
> busy issuing tickets to
Good points but the CAFRA permit can be amended. I do not see a hotel there. I
do agree Esperanza is a natural hotel site but also the slated hotel site
proximate to the Carousel is optimum. The Casino as rebuilt can house many
uses, recreation, restaurants, banquet hall, markets, museums, theat
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Dave" wrote:
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> I think the old Casino shell that extends over the water would be a great
> place for a boutique hotel. With other uses in the Casino building and part
> that connects with the Carousel.
>
> 3 Floor high - Each room could have a balcony
are you paying property tax on the $600k or the $300k? just curious.
i don't agree AP is an undesirable place to live though, it just needs help
/work and time (forgetting about the "the plan"). i think the cops do an
ok job with what they've got to work with, we are in an ungentrified (is
tha
I hope it works out, re the short sale and I am sorry for your situation. That
is why I thought it was funny when I said to the bank, hey,what if I find my
own buyer and I do not even ask for a short sale, but I just pay off whatever
the difference is monthly, and they said, eh No! I was like, w
Werner
100% agree with a hotel at the C-8 site, in fact I'd rather hotels all along
kingsley and ocean instead of condos
Being that AP's gentrification plans exclude actual families with children, any
condos built in that area will become 2nd homes for people, in the end that
will have an econ
the city government makes AP an undespireable place to live.
EVERYTHING in AP is about revenue. my drug dealing neighbors get off scott
free despite the whole neighborhood complaining, becuase the cops are too
busy issuing tickets to care. my neighbor is a volunteer C.O.P. and can't
even get the co
There are numerous reasons why that is impractical.
Foremost being that State CAFRA policy limits construction on the ocenfront
which is intended to minimize threats to life and property from hurricane and
flood conditions. If a hotel were allowed it would likely be cost prohibitive
to build to
Yes, before I do anything I will have it all researched. The point really, my
personal experience is just an example. If this "plan" comes to be, isn't it
just going to be more and more of this with all of our property values getting
more and more depressed. We need to adress the other issues (e
speak to an accountant.
Not a bad move converting it to "rental" - if you sell you sell and may have
some tax beneifts. If you don't sell and want to convert it back to your
primary home - it might work out as well.
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Yep. That and the pretty dreadful dressing rooms and backstage facilities. Acts
are definitely not clamoring to play Convention Hall and that is not likely to
change when there are so many other options around.
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I have not really explored it but my understanding is that if you can pay, they
have no incentive to work with you re: short sale or modification. And unless
there are dire circumstances, why destroy credit, have tax implications, open
youself up to legal action, etc.? I think it is just better
I think the old Casino shell that extends over the water would be a great place
for a boutique hotel. With other uses in the Casino building and part that
connects with the Carousel.
3 Floor high - Each room could have a balcony with an ocean view. Something
like the hotel tides feeling but
isn't that what shortsale is though? or even what about a loan
modification? both of which i believe destroy credit (i'm not sure the
technicalities) and the only way to get them to consdier that is to just
stop paying the mortgagebut - i know if you're thinking about
something like that
That depends on what its used for. ConHall was not designed for modern sound
systems and concerts. The building materials, shape and acoustics are terrible
for contemporary productions.
That's because ConHall is part of an instrument designed into the building, a
Theater Organ. If you've neve
without parking meters, the town would need to raise additional monies to
operate.
Should a homeowner pay another $150 year in property taxes or a landlord pass
those increased taxes to the tenant? Do you as a tenant want to pay another $15
per month in rent to support free parking?
And as lon
It is my recollection that we are not talking about moving the SP building.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "arcman210" wrote:
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>
>
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "arcman210" wrote:
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> > I'm sure we can all recall what happened when it was proposed to tear down
> > the club in 2
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "wernerapnj" wrote:
>
>
> Moving residential zoning off of that block to accommodate an expanded Stone
> Pony would be far more beneficial to Asbury Park.
>
> Werner
>
My first recommendation.
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Unfortunately, Convention Hall is one of the worst sounding concert venues in
the country. That's probably the main reason for the sparse amount of shows
presented there.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "wernerapnj" wrote:
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> That would not be the best option.
>
> ConHall and Paramount are
back to the same old debate here.
Plenty more venues - modern, more seating, sound etc.
If you spend tens of millions to build, you have to figure out how to recoup
the $.
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CH and the Paramount are essentially being wasted by MM, they could have SO
much booked in there and they don't, its really a shame
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Also note with banks, if you are a total disaster, they have an incentive to
work with you, but if you are not, they won't. So, I posed the following to the
bank, as a hypothetical... I said, what if I owe say $300K and I find a buyer
on my own for $270K. Can I work out a payment plan for the $3
CH is REALLY filled with music history.
That's something that missing in that building. If someone had half-a-brain,
they'd do a bit of research and come up with a mini look at who was there.
Be a nice little ting to walk around.
Ditto for the paramount.
I have a concept.
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I bought not to flip but to hold on for maybe 5 years or so, have a fun weekend
place, place to surf And then, well, life happened! Changed jobs, got
married, had a child, got divorced, etc. The rent will never cover my costs, it
will only help, but then I have to worry that the tenants will
That would not be the best option.
ConHall and Paramount are already used for what they were designed for.
Certainly not to their full potential, however the space is already taken up.
The storefronts are in use and there is little if any space left for use that
would not negatively impact the
I'd appeal your taxes again. Why not.
One of the big rushes about when you bought your condo was the "quick"
conversion of 1-5 units in AP to "condo" ownership.
Pre-conversion I had a looked at a couple. The city back then was to quick and
desperate and let these happen. So a place like yours
My house is techinically a condo, converted in 2004 with the 5 units in the
front house. Hard to comp. It is near North Beach, 2 bed, 2 bath, no tax
abatement, taxes around 6K (down from 8k- I fought the law and I won). I do not
want to default. My understanding is NJ is a recourse state, so I w
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