Pinnacle would pave the site to create a temporary parking lot serving the downtown business district and Boardwalk attractions. Plans also include decorative lighting, landscaping and new sidewalks to replace those torn out by Pinnacle on Indiana and Kentucky avenues and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The chain-link fence surrounding the property would also be removed, Mason said.
This won’t “clean up” Atlantic City, but anything that can be done to get this land to change hands quicker is another step towards a new casino. Nothing will happen quickly, but this could only be a good thing.
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