NYC Ferry tweeted this at 9:38, this morning…
As of 2:00 p.m., the Roosevelt Island NYC Ferry Landing is restored.
(The Daily thanks Sylvan Klein for the early heads up.)
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The board-approved terms gave Hudson/Related thirty years, no vacancy deadline and a larger share of profits if the land became more valuable
At the June 18 meeting of the Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation’s Real Estate Development Advisory Committee, President and Chief Executive Officer B.J. Jones acknowledged that there had been no progress finding a tenant for the long-discussed medical space on Main Street. Hudson/Related Realty LLC had told him that filling the space, along with other vacant storefronts, was proving more difficult than expected.
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Why has the RIOC Advisories Alert System not sent out a message. Surely an outage of 1 hour+ warrants an alert, otherwise what is the point of tax payers funds used to administer the system.
Other recent experiences where this system has failed its users includes issues in NYE regarding missing Alerts on reduced tram functions and delayed alerts on overcrowded tram stations.
I couldn’t agree more, Justin, and I should add, it’s gotten worse in the last year or two. When supporters are rewarded for shielding you and not for competence, this is what you get. The question is, will anyone do something about it?