Two New York City precinct presidents are reaching opposite a Hudson River to needle New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie about a plan that could change New York’s perspective of a stately Palisades, a Daily News has learned.
Ruben Diaz Jr. of a Bronx and Scott Stringer of Manhattan sent Christie a minute Tuesday propelling him to stop LG Electronics from building a 143-foot-tall new domicile atop a scenic sandstone cliffs.
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LG Electronics claims a designed domicile in Englewood Cliffs, N.J. will hardly be manifest from New York, as in this make-believe by a company.
“For hundreds of years, a residents of your state and ours have enjoyed unspoiled, primitive views of a Palisades, and this offer threatens to change that forever,” a beeps wrote.
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LG Electronics’ new U.S. headquarters, shown here in an artist rendering, is designed for atop a Palisades in New Jersey.
The city of Englewood Cliffs and Garden State authorities have already okayed a eight-story project.
But antithesis has been building, with 4 former New Jersey governors, dual New York City village play and environmental groups aligned opposite it.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is being urged by New York City precinct presidents and others to save a city’s perspective of a Palisades, that critics contend would be busted if LG Electronics builds a new U.S. home bottom atop a scenic cliffs.
“We join them in their opposition, and we titillate we to meddle directly,” Diaz and Stringer wrote, seeking Christie to attorney a understanding that would prove both sides.
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Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer is one of those who sent New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie a minute Tuesday seeking him to stop LG Electronics from building a 143-foot-tall new domicile atop a Palisades. ‘For hundreds of years, a residents of your state and ours have enjoyed unspoiled, primitive views of a Palisades, and this offer threatens to change that forever,’ a note reads.
Christie’s bureau didn’t lapse requests for criticism Tuesday.
John Taylor, orator for LG Electronics, pronounced a plan would emanate hundreds of jobs. He pronounced other, taller buildings already injured New York’s views.
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Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. is one of those who wrote New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie a minute Tuesday propelling him to forestall LG Electronics from building a new eight-story domicile on a Palisades. ‘We join them in their opposition, and we titillate we to meddle directly,’ pronounced a minute by Diaz and Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringe, sent Tuesday.
Construction was to start final fall, though a lawsuit has behind a plan and is still pending, Taylor said.
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