In a message dated 7/9/02 3:17:14 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I scanned through the plan and it does look like their intention is to > preserve these buildings but so many factors can change from year to year > with new city councils, planning commissions, different development > interests and laws that sometimes the process can drag on and stall. I'd > hate to see those structures left unattended for many more years. Maybe > more vocal grass roots community involvement is needed! ;-) Kakki > Thanks Kakki, I was hoping your legal mind would take a look at these. The way I see it is that once these developers have control, the wreaking balls will soon follow to build million dollar homes for the very wealthy. Asbury Park is the number 1 historical site in danger of demolition IMHO. What did Joni say, They Paved Paradise and put up a parking lot? They'll make a museum and charge the people 10.00 to get in. Rose in NJ Please save Tillie! NP: Sheryl Crow, It's So Easy
