I think Werner has it right, the plan is the plan. The revelation that C-8
is not properly built or would be too costly to make "right" is what's
driving the change of plans. We need to make the government of this little
city accountable for their actions. There needs to be an outside
investiga
I always wondered why there is such a "space" between city government and
the Board of Ed.
Maybe just too many egos with big budgets?
There should be a link between the two, they are both equally important.
Let's hope that Mr. Keady's Rec-centric attitude creates that link.
Greg
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I talked to one of the guys from J.F. Creamer, the poles are temporary.
They are there to supply the power to Ocean Ave while the under street grid
is replaced.
Greg
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From: "jerseyjohn99" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 10:55 PM
Subject: [Asbury
Allan, did you find someone?
To reiterate, I do drawings and design work. I
can provide you with a complete set of drawings for construction or city
approval, including structural, plumbing and electric, at a very reasonable
cost. If you want we can meet and I can show you some of
Kerri, drop me a line, I help out.
Greg
732-423-7549
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From:
Kerri
Martin
To: AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, June 10, 2005 10:44
AM
Subject: [AsburyPark] Bike race in
Asbury
Hello Asbury Park enthusiasts and/or bicycle enthusi
I live here with my three kids 7,4 and 2 and have never had anyone be
anything but welcoming from every resturant to every shop.
I stand by my previous post, there is nothing wrong, and alot of good
things, with having kids in Asbury Park.
The master developer is not the person to talk to if you
I moved into Asbury last July with my wife and
three small children. We really like it. All the people we have met are great.
Sure it is not perfect, there still are many things to get done. But on the
whole I would have to say it is a great place to live.
To answer your question
Allan, I do architectural design work. I can do the
drawings for you if you have some ideas.
call me at 732-423-7549 and we can
talk.
Greg
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From:
Allan
Peterson
To: AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 12:48
PM
Subject:
Thanks, Tony. We appreciate your generosity!
We did take them to Belmar this morning, where they spoke with a Russian who
works at Dunkin' Donuts. He turned them on to rooms on the beach that are
cheap, and they've decided that's where they'll stay.
I never knew there was such a large Russian com
No, they mean put up the cheap ones.
Only when people get involved do things change. Go to the meetings, voice
your opinion!
Greg
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From: "charlie leonard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 8:27 PM
Subject: Re: [AsburyPark] Boardwalk
> what do you
At the same meeting when Bruno made that comment we were told that the
aluminum light poles and lights are there for safety. It seems that the
decorative lights that go on the western side of the boardwalk do not
illuminate the area well enough.
So instead of getting a decorative light that can
I was at a council meeting once where they had to vote to issue a permit to
the Ladies Cotillion (sp?) to have a dance, surely there must be a permit
issued and fee collected to have a carnival in a public park. Insurance held
by the carnival owners would be one of the big concerns.
Greg
How has it come to this?
What has the current council done to increase income and reduce
costs?
If a "fiscally responsible budget" means hocking your last remaining asset
so that you can stay afloat until some futures come though then some one must
have been sleeping during Economics 101.
This just tells you how much the current council does not have the
experience or savvy to be putting contracts like this together. Even their
attorneys are to be inept.
I am no attorney, but I see that the "agreements" are so lopsided, they give
all of the power to the "developer" and leave the
What does this mean in the long run for the HOJO building and the bandshell?
And if the HOJO is condemned, what about the pavilions, they seem to be in
the same state of disrepair.
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From: "Tony Tedesco" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, May 02, 2005 6:14 PM
Subje
Alright now I'm getting bitter...
This is economics?
It's like paying your mortgage with a home equity loan.
When does it stop?
I hear a lot of talk, mostly from Loffredo, that the city was bankrupt when
the current council started and how they have pulled a miracle out of their
hats to get it i
I moved here with three small children last year. It's strange how I moved
here without the allure of a tax abatement. I wanted to live near the ocean
and truly believe that Asbury Park will be great again.
It would be great if the city had a "developer" that was intrested in the
city, but rea
I think that the timeline should have started the day that Asbury partners
"renovated" the pavilion that they have their offices in. Surely they must
have done some construction on that pavilion (although I am sure there were
no permits drawn, or any information at the city hall).
With that as
I heard that Bruce's inspiration for "Devils and
Dust" was the invasion of Iraq.
But there has to a an Asbury Park reference in
there somewhere!
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From:
David J. Mieras
To: AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2005 10:15
PM
Su
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