Last October, the mayor ordered the roadway approaching Ferry Street bridge be closed, and it has remained so ever since. Now the New York State Department of Transportation has ordered that the bridge be closed--just in time for all the parades and summer events that make use of the waterfront. John Mason has the story in today's Register-Star: "State closes Ferry Street Bridge." COPYRIGHT 2015 CAROLE OSTERINK
Where are the entrepreneurs? Place a parking garage there and Hudson gets a bridge that will pay for itself. Then get Amtrak to build platforms like every other station stop along the Hudson line. Problem solved.
The Hudson Line, runs 115 miles south to Manhattan, beneath Park Avenue to GCT. Parking lots there have hotels built over them. Make use of wasted air space, then sell the old lot.
Where are the entrepreneurs? Place a parking garage there and Hudson gets a bridge that will pay for itself. Then get Amtrak to build platforms like every other station stop along the Hudson line. Problem solved.
ReplyDeleteThe Hudson Line, runs 115 miles south to Manhattan, beneath Park Avenue to GCT. Parking lots there have hotels built over them. Make use of wasted air space, then sell the old lot.
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