lorwood
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http://www.newsday.com/long-island/nassau/new-details-on-hub-biotech-park-1.4435185
"The Nassau Hub, home to the Nassau Coliseum and 77 acres of blacktop parking, could be transformed within the next six to eight years into a biotech campus featuring a scaled down arena, according to county and business leaders."
"The developer hopes to tie that concept in with the ongoing plans to retain and refurbish the existing arena, which could be used for entertainment, sports and convention purposes, Palanker said. The scaled-down arena would have about 6,000 seats."
"Monti, of Plainview-based Renaissance Downtowns, expects the property to be shovel-ready by the end of this year, Palanker said."
The article states no housing so one of the TOH biggest concerns seems to be taken off the table.
If they can get through the red tape and actually break ground by years end then you would think that working around the Islanders 41 game schedule would be more trouble than its worth.
"The Nassau Hub, home to the Nassau Coliseum and 77 acres of blacktop parking, could be transformed within the next six to eight years into a biotech campus featuring a scaled down arena, according to county and business leaders."
"The developer hopes to tie that concept in with the ongoing plans to retain and refurbish the existing arena, which could be used for entertainment, sports and convention purposes, Palanker said. The scaled-down arena would have about 6,000 seats."
"Monti, of Plainview-based Renaissance Downtowns, expects the property to be shovel-ready by the end of this year, Palanker said."
The article states no housing so one of the TOH biggest concerns seems to be taken off the table.
If they can get through the red tape and actually break ground by years end then you would think that working around the Islanders 41 game schedule would be more trouble than its worth.