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in response to reader comment: Um, you're kind of over-reacting

Submitted by Bapopik@aol.com, Dec 19, 2007 22:18

Yes, I knew about Yankee Stadium. It was altered in 1975--AFTER the LPC was formed. Yankee Stadium is still special. (Not that I'm advocating landmarking the outdated building.) I find it very difficult to believe that Yankee Stadium is not a New York City landmark and, for example, some unremarkable buildings in the City & Suburban Houses are New York City landmarks.

An eyesore of a Domino's plant is a landmark? The unremarkable housing complex on East 66th Street is a landmark? Nothing can change about them, ever?

I guess we'll respectfully disagree.

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One more point. This is on the Dept. of Buildings website: The NYC Department of Buildings ensures the safe and... [MORE]	Bary Popik	Dec 19, 2007 23:02
NINETY historic districts? Is New York City really THAT special? One of the most historic buildings of them all--Yankee Stadium--is being... [MORE]	Barry Popik	Dec 19, 2007 14:33
As there are appx 2.2 million buildings in the five boroughs of NYC so I think you're over-reacting just a... [MORE]	Katherine	Dec 19, 2007 18:59
Yes, I knew about Yankee Stadium. It was altered in 1975--AFTER the LPC was formed. Yankee Stadium is still special....	Bapopik@aol.com	Dec 19, 2007 22:18
There are thousands of buildings in NYC that have been landmarked and are still worth landmarking. But it's more than... [MORE]	RJ	Jan 10, 2008 11:05

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