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Originally Posted by Biggd
You don't have to be in the restaurant business to have a restaurant go in there. All you need is a tenant with a good restaurant background and money backing him. It would be a shame to see that space over the water used as a boat show room as I don't see that as being in the best interest of revitalizing the area, JMO. This is where the town has to step in and try to pursued the owner into making best use of that space to improve the area. They need forward thinking not backward thinking.
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Put the restaurants (and maybe a coffee shop at the end of the pier) in the old ballroom. Put the boat showroom somewhere else.
Like I said, the other businesses will follow.
I know this works. You can't believe what happened to where I live in Huntington Beach, CA. They did this in our downtown area years ago, and it turned it from a run down surf town to a world class tourist center.