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January 25, 2012
From Atlantic Yards Watch: "urina" trash on Pacific Street
Atlantic Yards Report
Eeew.
Neighborhood opposition to the expected cluster of bars and restaurants near the Barclays Center includes concern that inebriated patrons will use the neighborhood as a urinal. That generated unsurprising mocking response from the bravely pseudonymous contributors at NetsDaily.
However, as noted on Atlantic Yards Watch, a version of the "urina" is already in place. Construction workers have been discarding bottles of urine as neighborhood trash for months.
That bottle in the photo below, in a tree bed on Pacific Street between Carlton and Vanderbilt avenues? Not apple juice. Maybe it would be less noticeable if the workers didn't park in a residential neighborhood.
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NoLandGrab: Classy, like everything else about this project.
Posted by eric at January 25, 2012 12:12 PM