Development in and Around Syracuse Discussion

[Capt. Tuttle]

Going to be huge. You don't want to go there when the students get back though.

The restaurant is a hidden gem

Maybe a major anchor can rescue the place. Remains to be seen.

 

[richmondcuse03]

We wanna geek out. Syracuse to Buffalo is on the ragged edge of these beauties

crepe myrtle...something ESF can work on to bloom to 5A

Crepe Myrtle Bush vs. Crepe Myrtle Tree: Is There a Difference? - A-Z Animals https://share.google/eDfNtT0vXcim6ngzu

They’re beautiful but often poorly pruned throughout the south. Crepe ‘murder’ is a common term in the Richmond area because everyone hacks them back too much.

 

[IthacaMatt]

Life is hard.

It's twice as hard if you don't read the instructions.

--IKEA

You CAN'T read the instructions! It's only pictures.

 

[oldpinepoint]

I just avoid anything north of the city, it’s a sound strategy in general.

 

[EnviroSciGuy]

We wanna geek out. Syracuse to Buffalo is on the ragged edge of these beauties

crepe myrtle...something ESF can work on to bloom to 5A

Crepe Myrtle Bush vs. Crepe Myrtle Tree: Is There a Difference? - A-Z Animals https://share.google/eDfNtT0vXcim6ngzu

Saint Rose was growing crapemyrtles on the Madison Ave side of their campus in Albany for a few years. They just treated them as root-hardy perennials that would still get big enough to flower by the time students reported for fall. I don't know why they aren't used like that more up here!

Limeledge in Elbridge has a species of crapemyrtle that might be fully hardy in that area. Still a small plant though, so impossible to really make any judgments.

 

[EnviroSciGuy]

They’re beautiful but often poorly pruned throughout the south. Crepe ‘murder’ is a common term in the Richmond area because everyone hacks them back too much.

Yep. There is another term I usually hear for it that is more alliterative.

They can be grown as dieback perennials in CNY that are still magnificent. People just don't know. Same with a ton of other "southern" plants like pecans and some other tree nuts and fruits. We have a very productive group of peaches on my parents' property... it's all about siting: exposure and soils.

 

[Jcuse_44]

Going to be huge. You don't want to go there when the students get back though.

The restaurant is a hidden gem

Im sad that it's only a 70k sq ft facility, and not the usual 200k. Better than nothing I guess.

 

[kirbivore]

I got on off the thruway, 34a maybe. I just stayed on it and went around like I usually do

Ok. There should have been a sign directing you to take the 690W Exit 4 through downtown to 81S

 

[TexanMark]

Im sad that it's only a 70k sq ft facility, and not the usual 200k. Better than nothing I guess.

Agreed...we are getting like a AAA IKEA instead of a MLB IKEA. However, if the demand is there I suppose they can expand.

 

[oldpinepoint]

Agreed...we are getting like a AAA IKEA instead of a MLB IKEA. However, if the demand is there I suppose they can expand.

Not like there isn’t plenty of space at destiny.

 

[IthacaMatt]

So a question for the locals again.

What is the proper way to come down 481 and get to 81 south? Came home from the track sunday and this time actually looked at the signage closer.

You get to end of 481 and the signs say 481 ends follow the detour to 81.

Then you get to the end and the road splits and a big sign says for 81 north stay in left lane. So we go right lane and end up on a roundabout. No signs at all. Having been in this spot before we got around and up E. Breighton. Then I kinda remember where to go but we get to the intersection of E. Seneca turnpike.

Again no signs at all. We go about 100 yds and we think yes we were supposed to go down the turnpike and end up on 11 and then work our way south to 81. So we turn around and find our way.

How can this signage be so bad?

Are you supposed to go to the left lane to 81 north and then get off like at exit 17 go under and then back up onto 81 south there?

Saint Rose was growing crapemyrtles on the Madison Ave side of their campus in Albany for a few years. They just treated them as root-hardy perennials that would still get big enough to flower by the time students reported for fall. I don't know why they aren't used like that more up here!

Limeledge in Elbridge has a species of crapemyrtle that might be fully hardy in that area. Still a small plant though, so impossible to really make any judgments.

What did poor Myrtle ever do to you guys for you to call her such names?

 

[EnviroSciGuy]

What did poor Myrtle ever do to you guys for you to call her such names?

Do you mean crapemyrtles?

Or true myrtles?

Sadly, you'll probably never see the latter in upstate NY. Members of the family can grow in warmer parts of maritime Long Island and NYC, but that's it for Myrtle The True and her relatives.

 

[FrancoPizza]

Im sad that it's only a 70k sq ft facility, and not the usual 200k. Better than nothing I guess.

The larger ones only go to population centers > 2M.

 

[shandeezy7]

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

From where to where would it go? There isn’t population density to justify it.

My house to my office would be a start

 

[Jake]

What will Business Loop 81 look like as drivers approach Syracuse? See new drawing

A new exit, a new roundabout, a new railroad bridge: DOT releases new drawings for traffic after Interstate 81 is torn down

www.syracuse.com

The new Renwick ave

 

[PhatOrange]

That's going to be a fun racetrack

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[Jake]

It appears the OnTrack platform would not be replaced.

 

[javadoc]

It appears the OnTrack platform would not be replaced.

First thing I looked for.

 

[hoopsupstate]

Looks like one entrance to west side parking unless you come up near the hospitals.

 

[upperdeck]

Just how many people are they expecting to be walking down those huge sidewalks and where are the going?

 

[Cuse4455]

They didn't think this through. *yes I know they did with many meetings*

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

They didn't think this through. *yes I know they did with many meetings*

Maybe there are bike lanes there as well

 

[wiseman3]

Maybe there are bike lanes there as well

Yes in the article it states its a shared use bike lane as well