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Message: [QUOTE="KellySyracuse, post: 4567627, member: 1644"] Of course he did and sit back and wait for the appeals to be filed :rolleyes: [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.syracuse.com/news/2023/02/judge-allows-work-on-81-project-to-proceed-but-blocks-removal-of-viaduct-pending-review.html[/URL] "Syracuse, N.Y. – A judge’s order today allows work to continue on the $2.25 billion [URL='https://www.syracuse.com/topic/Interstate%2081/']Interstate 81[/URL] project. But state transportation officials must also complete further environmental reviews before tearing down the I-81 viaduct through Syracuse. The viaduct is scheduled to be removed in three years. The decision today from State Supreme Court Justice Gerard Neri will not immediately delay the project. Neri issued the decision today in response to a lawsuit by[URL='https://www.syracuse.com/news/2022/11/black-leaders-in-syracuse-angered-and-mystified-by-lawsuit-that-halts-years-of-work-on-i-81.html'] Renew 81 for All[/URL], a group led by former Syracuse Police Chief Frank Fowler, including suburban towns and others who oppose replacing the 81 viaduct with a “community grid” of city streets. Neri agreed with Renew 81 that the environmental review of the project was incomplete. Among other details, the judge said DOT must [URL='https://www.syracuse.com/news/2022/12/i-81-project-opponents-ny-planners-have-to-redo-everything-to-account-for-micron.html']account for traffic that will come from Micron Technology’s planned chip fab[/URL] in Clay, which is expected to bring a surge of population growth to the area. He also ordered the state to study the potential for new air pollution along the suburban route of Interstate 481 if the viaduct is removed and traffic diverts to 481." [/QUOTE]

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