Notice: all new members 3 weeks before and upt to now. Who are they and what were there posts? Molehunting begins
Scouse is our resident counterintelligence department head.Notice: all new members 3 weeks before and upt to now. Who are they and what were there posts? Molehunting begins
The stadium is rendered to sit on top of the Newtown Creek. The Newtown Creek is a national superfund site.
It's "the most polluted waterway in north america."
http://www.pbs.org/pov/borders/2004/water/water_creek.html
Also this is right smack in the middle of one of the largest oil spills in history.
https://www.brooklynpaper.com/stories/30/37/30_37oilspill.html
It's also right next to the Greenpoint waste water facility. http://www.nyc.gov/html/dep/html/environmental_education/newtown_wwtp.shtml
So needless to say it's a pretty "shitty" idea to build there.
But there are high rises included in the rendering?The thing is, it is precisely because this area is so polluted that this is a viable alternative. This is one of the few central locations that cannot be turned into high-rises because of the prohibitive cost of cleanup for residential use. A stadium would fall in a different category.
You, uh... you haven't read much of the thread since the rendering was posted, have you.The stadium is rendered to sit on top of the Newtown Creek. The Newtown Creek is a national superfund site.
It's "the most polluted waterway in north america."
http://www.pbs.org/pov/borders/2004/water/water_creek.html
Also this is right smack in the middle of one of the largest oil spills in history.
https://www.brooklynpaper.com/stories/30/37/30_37oilspill.html
It's also right next to the Greenpoint waste water facility. http://www.nyc.gov/html/dep/html/environmental_education/newtown_wwtp.shtml
So needless to say it's a pretty "shitty" idea to build there.
But there are high rises included in the rendering?
The thing is, it is precisely because this area is so polluted that this is a viable alternative. This is one of the few central locations that cannot be turned into high-rises because of the prohibitive cost of cleanup for residential use. A stadium would fall in a different category.
It would be technically possible because they could divert into the already-existing Hunters Point Ave. LIRR stop. BUT, what would be frustrating is that there wouldn't be a connection to East Side Access because that's north of there near the Queensboro Bridge. If there *were* a way to connect to East Side Access, then this hypothetical Metro North train could loop through western Queens and then still terminate at Grand Central.
Actually, East Side Access, uh... access, is possible but it would require backtracking up the existing LIRR line.
You, uh... you haven't read much of the thread since the rendering was posted, have you.
I think most of the previous questions were more related to how you were able to "gain possession" of the rendering. It seemed like your info was more, overheard, or perhaps even told to you. But this is something that is a digital file, and not a picture of a rendering by camera-phone. So I think that is where some of the questions have come up.
That said, I completely understand that you may not feel comfortable sharing any additional info or how this came into your hands, and that's all fair and reasonable.
It’s Brookueens.
Queenlyn
Yeah not really. Did someone come out to say that this is fake already?
It's actually been very positive. Read up to the 80th comment last night.r/MLS is anti-NYCFC, there's no point in inviting them to our forums
There's been like 400 posts in the last 18 hours. I haven't even gone though all of them.You, uh... you haven't read much of the thread since the rendering was posted, have you.
someone should go check out what is happening in the area of Bergen and Wakeman......just sayin
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damn it geralddont get your info from deron. hes fake news.
I second this.dont get your info from deron. hes fake news.