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March 11, 2010
Daily News columnist Louis admits qualms about project benefits, still blames opponents, ignores transparency issues, supports governance entity
Atlantic Yards Report
I admit, when I read the headline of Errol Louis's column today in the Daily News, Developer must build a bridge at Atlantic Yards, I thought that he might have tried to suss out why the Carlton Avenue Bridge, closed for an expected two years for demolition and reconstruction, would be closed for more than four years.
But no.
Rather, its Louis's big-picture reflections on the project, filled with some more qualms than before, including the cost of decking over the railyard, yet with his fundamental hostility toward those who've resisted the project, without attendant concern about issues of accountability.
Posted by eric at March 11, 2010 10:44 AM