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Originally Posted by NICKG
i wass too....i also think that they should leave the holes...as they are...but in our society, the quest for money trumps all else  |
The footprints and the area between them and around them will not be rebuilt. It will be a permanent on-site memorial.
The site over-all is just too big to turn into a morbid cemetery.
It is transit hub for subways and commuter trains. Did you know NYC, south of Canal Street is the most densely populated place on earth?
What bothers me - is the debris removed from the site is now in a landfill at a dump in Staten Island. Those materials (already sifted for what they could find) should be moved into a park and a larger memorial.
Plant a few trees, grow some grass.. But a dump?
