I was arguing with this "person" on Instagram (before People's Park Foundation blocked me) - and it was just random mumbling and bumbling stuff - so this makes more sense now.

What I'm wondering is - what makes someone dangerous? What about the person threatens our safety??? Those such strong accusations, and with no examples. Which we need. For our tea. 😬🤣

BUT BUT it’s so close to a day care. Does nobody think about the children. 🙄

Honestly... I don't understand the point of this.

PATH knows what the complaints are. Weekend service, overnight headways, single tracking, nonsensical delays, etc.

They choose to do nothing about it. So what is the point of a session like this?

Honestly the Port Authority needs to give up PATH to a more responsible and transparent agency that is actually beholden to the tax payers of NJ. Until then, they will literally do the absolute bare minimum they can, while holding these sessions to pretend they at least listen.

Scam scam scam. Never pay anything before you see it

Lol yes indeed

I called someone to haul my stuff away since I don’t have a way to move it.

I used Spartan Demolition.

Yea I hope the rooftop is open to regular diners but even if it isn’t I would still view this as an improvement overall. The restaurant will make more money and still be able to fulfill ordinary dining customer orders and plus weed !

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Hope I’m wrong with this, but looks like the rooftop is a private event/catering hall unfortunately

>The biggest opponents of zoning reform in NJ & NY are left-wing activists

Don't think this is true at all. I've seen a lot more "Left-wing" activists calling for zoning reform such as removing parking requirements, increase in height, etc.

This deserves a ban

On one hand I wouldn't be surprised if they finally got past some hurdle and actually could do it in 3 weeks if they worked around the clock.

On the other hand, I'm not holding my breath.

Not sure I’m following, I think OP has a valid point. If only one or three neighborhoods are seen as desirable within JC (basically downtown, Heights, Newport) then the other areas are going to be neglected. They need to build out in order to avoid all the investment and development from getting concentrated in these small handful of locations as opposed to the rest of town, which consists of many many other neighborhoods.

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So the restaurant is moving to a rooftop location and we’re getting a weed store too ? Sounds like everyone wins

The part of JC doesn't matter in this sense. The strategy in downtown or elsewhere in JC like Heights or Westside should be the same: increase density. That's how you relieve pressure on rent.

And since we happen to have an underbuilding NYC right next to us, we have to build A LOT because it's difficult to build enough as New Yorkers just keep coming over and filling it up. The answer is build, build, build. Build up.

I can palpably touch the irony

the trails maybe shot to hell and in horrible shape but still 10x better then luxury concrete walks planned in this guys plan

More supply just goes to the same people and corporations that own everything else and make renting and owning too expensive for most people.

But how did the Whole Foods look?

JC Times has been black listed by your Bitdefender security platform....well thats new.

I think I'll patronize the old pawn shop one. I like their very early 2000s logo.

Embarrassing stuff here. Later gator.

Cameras(like NYC has) . Remove idiots who don't obey traffic laws from roads.