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On the article Multiple Manasquan Homes Fully Engulfed in Flames on First Avenue
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On the article Belmar Advances Aggressive Boardwalk Rebuild
Justin Q
5:09 pm on Tuesday, December 4, 2012
ReplyRebuild pilings to current hurricane code, and restore the look of the boardwalk to wood.. simple. If people want to walk or run on concrete, use a bridge.. "board" walks are easier on the knees and more aesthetically-pleasing.. restore the shore..
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On the article The Rundown: Monday's 'Squan Council Meeting
Justin Q
12:38 pm on Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Replynice work Charlie, a lot of good info listed here, thanks
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On the article WINNER! Readers' Choice: Belmar Bagel Cafe
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On the article Council OKs $1.3M for Squan Plaza Makeover
Justin Q
11:41 am on Thursday, March 22, 2012
ReplyCharlie, I understand there will be landscaping done for T&M, but I don't agree with creating 2 mini-parking lots-- just doesn't seem like a good idea. You can have the same number of parking spaces without the lots..
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On the article Council OKs $1.3M for Squan Plaza Makeover
Justin Q
10:52 am on Thursday, March 22, 2012
ReplyThe T&M plan is definitely not as aesthetically-pleasing as the Levitsky plan. The T&M looks like one big parking lot.. what about the other 8-9 months of the year when its not at full capacity? Levitsky offers the same or slightly more parking spaces over T&M and more green space than the current configuration. Have to make sure the plaza looks good year-round.
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On the article Mayor Seeks Residents Input in Solving Deficit
Justin Q
4:16 pm on Friday, January 6, 2012
Yea I noticed the phrasing is meant to sway you for or against cutting certain items, but I still enjoyed trying to 'balance' the budget, however unrealistic these figures probably are.
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On the article Mayor Seeks Residents Input in Solving Deficit
Justin Q
3:41 pm on Friday, January 6, 2012
ReplyI could only get it down to a $9.5 million deficit... not willing to cut fire and police, but city employees need to take the hit for the time-being... Property taxes need to go down to entice repopulation of the city.
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On the article Asbestos Removal Delays Beach HQ Demolition
Justin Q
7:56 am on Thursday, December 22, 2011
ReplyI agree with Connolly that spending is out of control, and while I do not like to see a historic building demolished for a victorian-style replica (see Manasquan train station), the project is being funded by the beach budget, not taxpayers, so I'm okay with its construction.
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On the article Squan Officials Compile List of Possible Snow Emergency Streets
Justin Q
9:45 am on Wednesday, December 21, 2011
ReplyThis is in response to last year's parking debacle after the 3-foot snowstorm. Many roads were barely passable, usually covered in re-frozen roads for the next 2+ weeks. Difficult to park anywhere when you can only pile so much snow on your front lawn. It might be a pain to relocate your car before a storm, but it will avoid headaches later.
Justin Q
1:30 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
I hope this wasn't arson or had anything to do with the recent re-opening of the bridges to the public. Home-owners had to be concerned the town moved too quickly to lift beach area restrictions...