Robert Epifano Sr. is the founder and chairman of Epic Construction, the company that built the boardwalk and will build the pavilions if the $7 million bond passes. Through his work for the Laborers Union, the Carpenters Union, and also apparently by lending his name as a plaintiff for the bricklayers union, he has used the courts quite a lot over the years.
If you Google: “robert epifano” plaintiff
And then at the bottom of page 2 click on “repeat the search with the omitted results included” you will get the 20 pages of lawsuits shown here.
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“The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.” William Shakespeare
I see there are some store owners putting pro 7 million dollar signs up. I’ll never again do bus with them,the idea expecting us to respect them when they are against a majority of the peoples desire to keep taxes down.
Many homeowners are also putting up signs demanding higher taxes. Who paid for the signs. Follow the money,that’s who.
I agree with boycotts. I sleep very soundly knowing that not a dime of my money goes to a business that works against me. Hopefully next year, we can have our own People’s Awards for businesses that are good neighbors and stay out of local politics. There are many and we need to support and recognize the.
Demanding higher taxes? I don’t believe it ..If this is true then all hope is lost for humanity and the apes will take over
There should be a boycott of the Greedy store owners who think they can make more off the tourist at the expense of the residents.
Sorry, that is where we disagree. I support free enterprise. Let the invisible hand, the laws of economics reward or punish a business for their business model. My support for boycott
is for a business that works against my values and principles. For instance, I am 65 and A.A.R.P. will never get one dime of my money.
Please help pay for chris brandles palace at the taylor pavilion, he already has a sweetheart deal this summer paying 1/3 the rent of the other stands and same thing for the ice cream guys…..
Belmar’s commercial tax rate is and has been lower then residential taxpayers for years.
It’s supposed to be the other way around.
Many of our store owners only rent and do not own. They really don’t care what we might have to pay. Same goes with the seniors in our housing. Tax increase has no bearing on their day to day.
Belmar Borough Zoning Codes specifically allow Real Estate and Political signs in residential districts, with conditions …. Inasmuch as the referendum question is supposed to be “Non-Political” …. the white signs violate the Code!
Yea I should have thought about that. Will they be taken down?
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