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1PNJ story-------- Empty PNJ story-------- 12/31/2012, 2:56 am

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http://www.pnj.com/article/20121230/NEWS01/312300029/Pensacola-s-Renaissance-Man-Quint-Studer-News-Journal-Person-Year

325k wow......a lot more than 50k that Skip predicted.

2PNJ story-------- Empty Re: PNJ story-------- 1/2/2013, 8:11 am

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Thanks Mr and Mrs Studer for all you do for Pensacola...

Carlton Proctor PNJ
So, the designated Studer site directly in front of the stadium is not the only option within the park that would generate revenue for the CMPA.

But when you look at a map of all nine developable sites crammed within the park– granted, sites that need to be developed to generate revenue– it occurs that when fully built out, which could be a decade or more, it will be more an office park and less of a public park.

All that will be left for the public is a small lawn area at the back of the park and the amphitheater.

Even now, there’s no signage along Main Street even identifying that it is a public park.

To a first-time visitor to Pensacola driving by the site it looks singularly like the home to a baseball stadium. There’s nothing really visible– at present– that invites or encourages people to use the park.

3PNJ story-------- Empty Re: PNJ story-------- 1/7/2013, 12:33 pm

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hallmarkgrad wrote:when fully built out, which could be a decade or more, it will be more an office park and less of a public park.


To a first-time visitor to Pensacola driving by the site it looks singularly like the home to a baseball stadium. There’s nothing really visible– at present– that invites or encourages people to use the park.[/b]

And that sucks. This property had so much potential.

(Like we really need more condos and offices on the water. Rolling Eyes I can see the "No Trespassing" signs already... on what should be property for the public to enjoy.)

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