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Development in and Around Syracuse Discussion

Micron,

Yeah that’s going to happen soon.



“Environmental and citizen groups say they want at least 120 days to review the huge report. Sustainability CNY has collected more than 1,500 signatures on an online petition asking for the extended comment period and five public hearings.”
 
Micron,

Yeah that’s going to happen soon.



“Environmental and citizen groups say they want at least 120 days to review the huge report. Sustainability CNY has collected more than 1,500 signatures on an online petition asking for the extended comment period and five public hearings.”

When Global Foundries submitted build plans to the Town of Malta for the Chip Fab plants just south of Saratoga Springs, it took a few years before all drafts were approved by the Town of Malta Zoning Board... big industrial construction takes time to get approved.
 
Micron,

Yeah that’s going to happen soon.



“Environmental and citizen groups say they want at least 120 days to review the huge report. Sustainability CNY has collected more than 1,500 signatures on an online petition asking for the extended comment period and five public hearings.”

When Global Foundries submitted build plans to the Town of Malta for the Chip Fab plants just south of Saratoga Springs, it took a few years before all drafts were approved by the Town of Malta Zoning Board... big industrial construction takes time to get approved.
The County Exec says construction is starting this fall in the same article. Exactly what contractors have been preparing for.
 
When Global Foundries submitted build plans to the Town of Malta for the Chip Fab plants just south of Saratoga Springs, it took a few years before all drafts were approved by the Town of Malta Zoning Board... big industrial construction takes time to get approved.
This was announced in '22. Time to start cutting trees after the Bat rule allows
 
Micron,

Yeah that’s going to happen soon.



“Environmental and citizen groups say they want at least 120 days to review the huge report. Sustainability CNY has collected more than 1,500 signatures on an online petition asking for the extended comment period and five public hearings.”
Ugh.
 
This organization is 100% focused on this project.

This is their mission statement.

Fostering economic, environmental, and social equity
It seems to me that this project is the most important economic development in CNY in my lifetime - nearly 70 years.

That anyone would take any action to derail it or delay it is unfathomable.
 
Micron,

Yeah that’s going to happen soon.



“Environmental and citizen groups say they want at least 120 days to review the huge report. Sustainability CNY has collected more than 1,500 signatures on an online petition asking for the extended comment period and five public hearings.”
Yeah this is going to start this fall one way or another. Way too much invested at this point for a bunch of NIMBYs to stop it.
 
If people attended town meetings I wonder if they’d come out saying it’s a bunch of lefties attending. Don’t think so.
I live in the area. I attend the meetings. Its a bunch of lefties. But also the only true concern of most citizens in the area is the traffic. (second to only the eminent domain effected people from 2022)
 
I live in the area. I attend the meetings. Its a bunch of lefties. But also the only true concern of most citizens in the area is the traffic. (second to only the eminent domain effected people from 2022)
So do I. Strongly disagree. Facebook proves it too. It’s people who want zero change and don’t want people moving here.
 
I live in the area. I attend the meetings. Its a bunch of lefties. But also the only true concern of most citizens in the area is the traffic. (second to only the eminent domain effected people from 2022)
Traffic will increase ...that's inevitable. However, with proper planning, it can be fine. The Global Foundries plan in Malta significantly changed the landscape which is now totally unrecognizable from what it was 15 years ago. There has been a ton of development which included a lot of roundabouts and a bypass route to/from route 87. All in all, it works well. I am sure there are some who hate the development and long for the good 'ol days but if you want jobs, you have to accept this kind of change. I think there is a bit of selfishness is those who object and don't value the jobs and economic impact.
 
Traffic will increase ...that's inevitable. However, with proper planning, it can be fine. The Global Foundries plan in Malta significantly changed the landscape which is now totally unrecognizable from what it was 15 years ago. There has been a ton of development which included a lot of roundabouts and a bypass route to/from route 87. All in all, it works well. I am sure there are some who hate the development and long for the good 'ol days but if you want jobs, you have to accept this kind of change. I think there is a bit of selfishness is those who object and don't value the jobs and economic impact.
Glad I live on the westside! Thanks for taking the brunt of all this up north!
 
OK - I deleted a lot of posts. I wanted to delete more, but didn't want to derail the thread.

If any of you want to talk about lefties or righties, this board is not the place for it.


Thread remains locked for about 30 minutes so all can read this.
 
I live in the area. I attend the meetings. Its a bunch of lefties. But also the only true concern of most citizens in the area is the traffic. (second to only the eminent domain effected people from 2022)
The people in the neighborhood I have seen are against any development, the additional traffic and disruption with all the construction to their lives. I attended meetings and the people who attend these meetings are mainly people who are against whatever is being proposed, not the people for it anyways.
 
The people in the neighborhood I have seen are against any development, the additional traffic and disruption with all the construction to their lives. I attended meetings and the people who attend these meetings are mainly people who are against whatever is being proposed, not the people for it anyways.
The people there want to live in the country. Nothing wrong with that, but that area was always exurban and the possible development there has been discussed for 25 years. They should have been prepared. It's not much different than the people fighting the I-81 changes which a former Syracuse police chief leading that charge.
 
People are always going to complain about traffic in regards to new construction in an area. I am not up to speed on what road improvements they plan to make for the Micron facility but as long as they are proactive about the roads and not wait until 5-10 years after the facility opens. I live about 50 miles north of downtown Atlanta (I really miss Syracuse's traffic compared to here). Here, developers are buying up all of the farmland and building giant subdivisions because so many people are moving here. Problem is, the road improvements (widening, etc..) are way behind creating a traffic nightmare. But, I put up with it because this is where the jobs are. The trade-off you have to make. When I am a retired curmudgeon (getting closer), then I will whine & complain about development :p.
 
People are always going to complain about traffic in regards to new construction in an area. I am not up to speed on what road improvements they plan to make for the Micron facility but as long as they are proactive about the roads and not wait until 5-10 years after the facility opens. I live about 50 miles north of downtown Atlanta (I really miss Syracuse's traffic compared to here). Here, developers are buying up all of the farmland and building giant subdivisions because so many people are moving here. Problem is, the road improvements (widening, etc..) are way behind creating a traffic nightmare. But, I put up with it because this is where the jobs are. The trade-off you have to make. When I am a retired curmudgeon (getting closer), then I will whine & complain about development :p.
I’m very close to retired crumeddgon and love complaining about most recent Syracuse traffic. There are no secret short cuts to get north of city at this point. It’s wild. I know it’s silly compared to what some of you deal with but traffic delays are a very foreign concept to us here.
 
People are always going to complain about traffic in regards to new construction in an area. I am not up to speed on what road improvements they plan to make for the Micron facility but as long as they are proactive about the roads and not wait until 5-10 years after the facility opens. I live about 50 miles north of downtown Atlanta (I really miss Syracuse's traffic compared to here). Here, developers are buying up all of the farmland and building giant subdivisions because so many people are moving here. Problem is, the road improvements (widening, etc..) are way behind creating a traffic nightmare. But, I put up with it because this is where the jobs are. The trade-off you have to make. When I am a retired curmudgeon (getting closer), then I will whine & complain about development :p.
I'm pretty sure Micron has already put down on paper to the state DOT what they want as far as highway improvements etc.
 
There are no secret short cuts to get north of city at this point. It’s wild. I know it’s silly compared to what some of you deal with but traffic delays are a very foreign concept to us here.
81-North is your secret shortcut. :)

Except for a little bottlenecking around interchanges, it's all green and this is rush hour.

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