Jun 21 2008
Site Objects and Issues
Essentially the idea is to pull everything out of The Barn and put it back where it really belongs. To develop a strategy, provide a comment, idea or resource click the image above and set forth a comment. (See Programming the Barn for more information)
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- What are the kite flying issues at this location?
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- Is the most important public space inaccessible?
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- Research KNAACK
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- There must be a better storage system.
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- Choice One: Tag for Restoration Choice Two: Scrapmetal
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- What are the alternatives?
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- Reasonable detail, can it be duplicated?
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- Choice One: Tag for Restoration Choice Two: Scrapmetal
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- What is lifted and where?
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- What is best method to clean up the water’s edge?
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- WiFi Ready?
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All good questions. What a mess. Why do we waste what we have?
Can we now speak to the parks department and get dozens of questions about reaching out to other park institutions and creating an answered?
A World’s Fair……I meant to say.
Speaking of “issues” and how they are put forth. This is the list of the major
political opinion leaders that have a voice on the future of FMCP.
Senator Shirley Huntley
Senator Frank Padavan
Senator John Sabini
Senator Malcolm A. Smith
Senator Toby Ann Stavisky
Assemblyman Jeffrion Aubrey
Assemblyman Andrew Hevesi
Assemblyman Rory I. Lancman
Assemblywoman Nettie Mayersohn
Assemblyman Jose Peralta
Assemblyman Mark Weprin
Assemblywoman Ellen Young
Councilman Joseph P Addabbo
Councilman James F. Gennaro
Councilwoman Melinda Katz
Councilman John C. Liu
Councilman Hiram Monserrate
Councilman David I. Weprin
Community Board #3 Chairman, Richard Cecere
Community Board #6 Chairman, Joseph C. Hennessy
Community Board #7 Chairman, Eugene T. Kelty
Regarding bikes, almost nothing is trash. Anything not needed to bring the current fleet of rental steeds up to full usability should be saved for vehicle-building workshops; and as a last ditch deal, selling them at the bikeparts flea market we should have on a monthly or weekly basis, as part of our goal of turning Corona Park into BikeWorld central. Swap meets are very important as bike-culture attractions.
Maybe we should snag one or more of those surplus shipping containers for storage of raw materials?