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Or fix the #(($(($! subway system.....the problem is that NYC is kind of bursting at the seams, and this project could help alleviate some of that, allow (hopefully) people to find affordable housing that is commutable. Not disagreeing with you, doing this and having a subway that to be kind has challenges, and other projects like the 2nd avenue subway, and the east side access (that would reduce some of the load on the subways). The real problem is that the State of NY government refuses to see something obvious, that the infrastructure of NYC is driving a lot of tax revenue the rest of the state depends on, that the redevelopment projects in places like Buffalo or economic incentive zones upstate depend on NYC tax revenue to happen....in a perfect world they would understand the ROI to the rest of the state, but what else is new?
