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Mysticpoisen t1_jecymu0 wrote

Or if it's a dense city with a lot of pedestrian traffic, use raised scaffolding when nothing is going on at ground level to let pedestrians pass underneath.

It's more expensive, and introduces liability, so nobody does it in cities where it isn't enforced.

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Nwk_NJ t1_jecukc1 wrote

Reply to comment by ScrollHectic in 55 Union at night by ScrollHectic

That era was great. Like 07-16 skyline was lighting up all over the place. Really hoping we hit a new stride w some of these buildings. Bc I legit felt a big stall and regression the last 3-5 years, even before the pandemic. Starting with the military park fiasco.

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ScrollHectic OP t1_ject60s wrote

Reply to comment by NewNewark in 55 Union at night by ScrollHectic

That's taken into consideration when they do the lighting design. They avoid affecting any apartments when choosing where to put the up lights. And they typically shut off at a certain time. Believe me, no landlord is going to sacrifice lost rent because of up lighting

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Professional_Heat_73 t1_jecq2c8 wrote

It varies every year, based on the temps of winter. This year, bloom started pretty early. They’re anticipating peak bloom April 1-6 this year. But going through the park, many of the trees that have bloomed have lost their buds with the nor’easter we had a week or so ago.

There’s construction going on at the cherry blossom center and parking this year is limited. This weekend, parts of the park roads will be closed for a bike race Saturday and a road race Sunday.

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