The recent
Construction Updates make reference to "New site entrance ramp construction will continue in the western portion of Block 1120," which is the railyard block east of Sixth Avenue, between Pacific Street and Atlantic Avenue.
But what exactly is going on? Is this for equipment? Railyard work? Foundation work? That needed deck, or platform? Will the "entrance" at Sixth Avenue, currently barred by a fence, be opened up to vehicles?
It's unclear--the concrete pillars seem a precursor to that platform, but they're not uniform. I asked the developer, Greenland Forest City Partners, and the state authority overseeing/shepherding the project, Empire State Development, but got no response.
Perhaps we'll learn more at the next
Quality of Life Meeting, on July 10.
Photos June 14
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| Looking north from Pacific Street near Sixth Avenue |
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| Looking northwest from Pacific Street east of Sixth Avenue |
Photos June 21
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| Looking north from Pacific Street near Sixth Avenue |
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| Looking east from Sixth Avenue |
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| Looking northeast from Pacific Street and Sixth Avenue |
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| Looking north from Pacific Street and Sixth Avenue |
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