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No. 2382 amending the Airport Economic Development Area Development Plan to add properties to the Acquisition List
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No. 2382 amending the Airport Economic Development Area Development Plan to add properties to the Acquisition List
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• environmental problems in terms of water and soil contamination. The Olive Street well <br />field and Water Works pumping station offers some adaptive re-use potential and land <br />development possibilities. With the closing of the Mastic Plant on South Olive, this large <br />industrial facility also offers some re-use potential, especially if the older portions of the <br />facility were demolished to open up the site for better access, circulation and parking. <br />The rail yards could also be an opportunity for the further development of the area's <br />industrial capacity. <br />While soil conditions are less than optimum for urban development purposes, the <br />location near the U.S. 31 Expressway, rail lines, "E" -Heavy Industrial zoning and land <br />for expansion are all major pluses that will serve as the foundation for future <br />development. The prime deterrent for private sector investment and development <br />remains the existing soil conditions and the cost of development per acre. Several other <br />lesser barriers exist: the pockets of incompatible land uses, the need to upgrade the <br />existing road and street system and the potential for water and soil contamination. <br />Nonetheless, this sub-area offers one of the few locations within the city for industries in <br />need of rail services and heavy industrial facilities and sites. <br />In the initial stages of the planning schedule, the goals for the Rum Village <br />Industrial Park should be extremely modest. The goals are modest because existing <br />products, i.e., competing sites for industrial development must be absorbed by the private <br />• market place. These sites include the Airport and Toll Road Industrial Parks, the <br />Studebaker Corridor, and, perhaps, sites located around the proposed NY Tech campus <br />in the Southeast Neighborhood. Many of these competing sites only allow light industrial <br />so it will be important to have heavy industrial land available. The goals listed below are <br />more opportunistic and reactive than will be found in the balance of this plan. <br />RUM VILLAGE INDUSTRIAL PARK <br />SUB-AREA GOALS <br />x Develop the area on aproject-by-project basis within the framework of a <br />comprehensive site plan. The projects will be of a heavier industrial <br />nature or those needing access to rail spurs. <br />x Improve the condition of Olive Street as appropriate to the heavy industrial <br />uses and concentration of truck terminals and truck servicing businesses. <br />x Plan for the adaptive re-use of the Olive Street well field area with a mix <br />of private and public uses. <br />x Eliminate the incompatible residential land uses along Olive Street by <br />purchasing and clearing the sites as the opportunities become available. <br />12 <br />
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