Thursday, September 29, 2011

Port Authority director reportedly stepping down | NJ.com

Port Authority director reportedly stepping down | NJ.com: "The executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will be resigning from his post next month, according to a report by the New York Times."

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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

NJ NAIOP: DCA Makes Progress, but Change Comes with Pain - Citybizlist New York

NJ NAIOP: DCA Makes Progress, but Change Comes with Pain - Citybizlist New York: "On the industrial side, asked about the pending improvements to raise the Bayonne Bridge, aimed at making the ports of Newark and Elizabeth more accessible to the new generation of super ships, and how it might impact the regional marketplace, Alex Klatskin of Forsgate Industrial Partners suggested the possibility of a "bigger boom" for Pennsylvania than other parts of the multi-state region. But in any case, "raising the bridge will have a great regional effect, and consumers in the New York City metropolitan area are still driving industrial demand in the region," said Klatskin, who also serves as chairman of NAIOP Corporate."

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GlobeSt.com - The Benefits of Building - Daily News Article

GlobeSt.com - The Benefits of Building - Daily News Article: "One of New Jersey’s biggest projects, the raising of the Bayonne Bridge, actually may offer the greatest benefit to neighboring Pennsylvania, said a speaker at NAIOP NJ’s “CEOs Discuss Office, Industrial & Mixed-Use Markets & Trends” meeting, held at the Heldrich Hotel here." 'via Blog this'

Exhibition - Lifespan: The Bayonne Bridge in Transition - The Noble Maritime Collection, Staten Island, NY 09-29-2011 01:00pm - AmericanTowns.com

Exhibition - Lifespan: The Bayonne Bridge in Transition - The Noble Maritime Collection, Staten Island, NY 09-29-2011 01:00pm - AmericanTowns.com: "date:Thursday, September 29, 2011
time:1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
venue:The Noble Maritime Collection
address:1000 Richmond Terrace, Building D
Staten Island, NY 10301
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from:The Noble Maritime Collection"

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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

AAA sues Port Authority over toll hikes - NorthJersey.com

AAA sues Port Authority over toll hikes - NorthJersey.com: The group, which has two million members in New York and New Jersey, argues that the increases are illegal because much of the money will be used to “fund cost overruns in the Port Authority’s speculative real estate development at the World Trade Center” instead of improving the agency’s transportation network. 'via Blog this'

Monday, September 26, 2011

PA Toll Hike Is Great For Mass Transit (If Not Drivers): Gothamist

PA Toll Hike Is Great For Mass Transit (If Not Drivers): Gothamist: "A lot of people are taking the train now," an attendant at a garage at Seventh Avenue and West 31st Street told the tabloid. "Before, we made about $2,500 a day. Now we make about $1,800." 'via Blog this'

Our beautiful Bayonne Bridge is threatened by rust: letter | NJ.com

Our beautiful Bayonne Bridge is threatened by rust: letter | NJ.com: Opened when my father of 86 was just a boy, it is still the pride of our city and the vital link between us and Staten Island. Having lived out of Bayonne for many years, I was sadly surprised to see how badly rust has been allowed to grow on the Bayonne Bridge. And not only are the guard rails along the roadway badly rusted, but more importantly the girders under the roadway, forming the base of the great arches on both the Bayonne and Staten Island sides, are rusting. And some very badly. 'via Blog this'

Friday, September 23, 2011

Port Authority to re-evaluate 10-year, $25B capital plan that caused toll hikes | NJ.com

Port Authority to re-evaluate 10-year, $25B capital plan that caused toll hikes | NJ.com: The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey will re-evaluate the 10-year, $25 billion capital plan that prompted the agency to dramatically raise tolls on its bridges and tunnels in order to prioritize projects and scale back those that do not produce revenue, officials said Thursday. 'via Blog this'