ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - The Casino Reinvestment
Development Authority has granted zoning-related approvals for projects at and
near the former Atlantic Club Casino Hotel in Atlantic City.
The Press of Atlantic City (http://bit.ly/1HPi3MC )
reports that the agency approved a proposal Monday to convert the former casino
into a family-friendly entertainment complex. It will include an 81,000
square-foot waterpark and roughly 800 hotel rooms.
The Atlantic Club closed in January 2014.
The second project approved was the first undertaking of
AC Devco, a recently formed nonprofit aimed at accelerating development in the
city. It's funded by the CRDA.
Mayor Don Guardian says the plan calls for
"corporate offices and potential academic use" at a 14-acre site on
nearby Albany Avenue. But he wouldn't say whether Stockton University wants to
open a facility on the site.
Source: Philly.com
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