Stadium Discussion
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If the seating bowl looks like a bigger Banc of... i mean BMO stadium that would be very cool.
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More seats, with 110x70 dimensions pleaseIf the seating bowl looks like a bigger Banc of... i mean BMO stadium that would be very cool.
Just listened to this podcast with Moya and it's a great listen, especially towards Moya's background and passion on this.
The only concrete stadium takeaway I had was the below two items:
The only concrete stadium takeaway I had was the below two items:
- He's looking for shovels to be in the ground for Phase 2 (stadium) in 18 months to 2 years
- The stadium is going to be 25k and can expand, but "not much more". This was brought up in context of the World Cup and minimum seating requirements of 40-45k
Do we have any idea where we stand right now? Has the ULURP process started??
damn, late next year at the earliest?
i was hoping at least have full approvals by end of this year.
You and every other developer in NYC. Count your blessings it’s being fast tracked.damn, late next year at the earliest?
i dont know the process and im sure i have seen the flow of the process, its just i still wonder how does it take almost two years just to approve. what exactly goes into it, that delays it for that much time.
ULURP and environmental review are two separate but related processes that can be conducted along parallel, or at least overlapping, timelines.
Application Process Applicant Portal - DCP
The portal provides information to prospective applicants on City Planning’s review of land use and environmental applications.
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Environmental Review Process - DCP
Share Print Environmental Review Process Most discretionary land use actions considered by the City Planning Commission (CPC) are subject to the City Environmental Quality Review (CEQR) process. Pursuant to state and local law, CEQR identifies any potential adverse environmental effects of...
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This overall approval process has come under increasing criticism recently-- what started in the late 60s/early 70s as well meaning and much needed oversight (think the demolition of the old Penn Station, or how polluted the rivers were back then) has ballooned into a gargantuan and self-serving bureaucratic slog. Projects--even environmentally-friendly projects like congestion pricing or wind turbines-- are delayed or killed by NIMBYs who exploit any technicality they (i.e. the lawyers they hire) can find.
Fortunately the mayor's office has developed a blueprint for streamlining the process. We'll see how that progresses.
Enjoy!
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I hope we get an updated design
An updated design isn’t expected super soon, but is anticipated for this year
And it’s a replica of Shea?
