Werner,
With all of their intelligence, I'm really surprised, if they Don't
know! To me, it's almost inconceivable, noting their better than
average, intelligence. I mean that, sincerely, noting last Friday's
presentation, at Convention Hall. The Esperanza Group, really had
nice Cha-chies, (give
I totally agree with your statements and Werners. I couldn't comment
before, on unseen projects. When I rode down Ocean Ave. on Friday, I
remembered to stay to the right, due to Ocean Ave., being a 2-way
street, for one, although once on the street, I didn't see any
vehicles on my left, coming th
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> > It was asked if they are responsible for the lights. It was
stated
> > that they are "responsible" for the lights.
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> > The detail left out is that they are only respons
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> They were also on the thin poles. More and more thicker poles seem
to be emerging daily.
They are gaining gravitas
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> It was asked if they are responsible for the lights. It was stated
> that they are "responsible" for the lights.
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> The detail left out is that they are only responsible for installing
> them nothing more.
Yes, but it came u
"Thanks,
The fatter poles have an outlet box mounted on them for 'decorative
lights'. The thin poles would not accomodate the outlet box.
Werner"
Your welcome. Hmmm. I'd like to agree with you there, but i don't know if
that's the reason! I recall seeing the outlet boxes on about every 3
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> It was stated that that was the fact, whether correct or otherwise.
In
> regard to those outlet boxes - great, I can run my laptop on their
dime.
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It was asked i
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> There is nothing in the agreement that makes Asbury Partners
> responsible for the streetscape fixtures once they are installed and
> accepted by the City.
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> They are in the public ROW, become the property of the City and t
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "dfsavgny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well if you recall that was brought out at a council meeting last
> month. The city said that Partners would be responsible for
maintaining
> the lights within the waterfront redevelopment zone. Which prompted
my
> response tha
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> Nicely said there werner! By the way, i didn't think MM for a
fact had anything to do with the curbscape, i just through the
question out there!
>You didnt mention the light pole size. Did you notice the
change in t
> >
> > So basically, we have a bunch of non-working, non-standard useless
One of my favorite pit stops in Florida is the Thomas edison Labs in
Ft. Meyers.
One of the highlights are the bulbs that are still burning from way
back when...
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> So basically, we have a bunch of non-working, non-standard useless
lights that all need to
> be replaced? Amazing.
I would not say that. There is nothing wrong with having a different
style of lights, however, when the bulbs becom
So basically, we have a bunch of non-working, non-standard useless lights that
all need to
be replaced? Amazing.
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> > The lights have turned into a huge problem. They are not stan
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "wernerapnj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> The lights have turned into a huge problem. They are not standard
> fixtures supported by JCP&L. Maintainance, repair and replacement
> will fall on the City (taxpayers). Need for spare parts was not
> accounted for and they m
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