Our Con Ed bills are a shock and it isn't just the price of fuel but the huge -- massive infrastructure expansion and law suits is my theory --we are all paying for the above for supesized infrastructure for NYU's, Columbia U., Cooper Union, sky piercing condos and hotels so thanks for trying to conserve some energy and help "green" NY mayor but it just seems like your a passing wind like lighting a pleasant smelling candle, as if it is pleasant idea that really covering the smell of something that stinks -- the people of the city getting shafted yet again with higher Con Ed bills to pay for the supersizing tsunami of this new hideous New York. The higher Con Ed bills are just another push out. The people of this great city have been shafted by this tsunami of development by the continued push out I renamed supersification because gentrification doesn't cut it any more.
The people of this city are shafted because of huge safety concerns from way too rapid expansion on an old infrastructure and that includes the subways but just look at the streets and where they did repair work a year ago -- they streets have already buckled.
The mayor pushed this tsunami of supersized community crushed development on NYC's delipidated infrastructure. Hey when have you seen the subways and city streets look so bad? When it rains it flood and that is because every piece of green that could be preserved for the community the mayor pushes in to the hands of developers and worse he and Amanda Burden aid and abet developers to supersize like the tear down of St. Ann's at 120 East 12th Street for a mega dorm NYU hopes to cram 700-900 students and how green is that for the people of this city but not with more students using the surrounding parks?
Walk by NYU's student hideous ugly student center on the south side of Washington Square Park and feel the cold blast of air conditioning or watch the fleet of empty buses and trolleys and ask the mayor how was his subway ride to work and how much gas did the your cars wasted driving downtown to meet you if you did actually take a subway ride...as in a lot of lip service and public relations...lip service, gas problems and wind...
