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re: Hard Rock Implosion - 9 weeks

Posted on 11/13/19 at 6:47 am to
Posted by arseinclarse
Member since Apr 2007
34554 posts
Posted on 11/13/19 at 6:47 am to
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Engineers have determined that implosion is the safest way


What could go wrong?

I hope we get non-stop Latoya in front of the cameras before and after.
Posted by tgrbaitn08
Member since Dec 2007
146933 posts
Posted on 11/13/19 at 6:49 am to
Eric Asher posted this Friday:

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The indecisive & half arse leadership extends past the New MSY. It has been weeks since the Hard Rock Hotel collapse. Tropical events are now giving way to an Artic Blast and the pancaked floors are untouched, a crane still hangs over Canal Street and the remains of 2 construction workers are unreachable. Businesses are closed Canal St is closed. The City has control of the site but yet nothing is happening since the so-called successful demolition blast that sent a crane impaled into Rampart Street & the other crane teetering over Canal Street. Where is the sense of urgency to demolish this unsafe structure? With all due respect to the Dead. Don't tell me it is out of respect for the remains of the 2 dead construction workers. The so called leaders in this city knew within 48 hours there was no way to safely recover those bodies without risk of further loss of life & property. This building should have been demolished weeks ago. I can promise you. It is now the most photographed structure in New Orleans eclipsing Jackson square and the St. Louis Cathedral. I see tourist every Thursday when I park a couple of blocks away for my weekly remote at Oceana Grill snapping pictures in disbelief that it is still standing. We are on the cusp of the city's busiest tourist season. Thanksgiving, New Orleans Bowl, Christmas New Year's Eve, College Football Championship, Saints playoffs and Mardi Gras. The Mayor claims building will be demolished before the end of the year. How about right now before Thanksgiving before the onslaught of tourist to our City. How about right now before another tragedy happens and the building shifts and more damage is possible to historic buildings in the area. How about quit embarrassing us with your indecisiveness and feet dragging and get rid of this dangerous situation. When it comes to blight in this town. We move at a snail's pace to eradicated it. It is bad enough we've had to stare at the shell of the burned-out building on Canal Street for the last few years. Let's not make the same mistake with this dangerous building the Hard Rock Hotel must come down now!
Posted by tgrbaitn08
Member since Dec 2007
146933 posts
Posted on 11/13/19 at 6:55 am to
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What could go wrong?



All the old building around the demo site will also crumble on top of gas lines.
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