Equilibria
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Except that garage will need to be demolished at some point because its no longer structurally safe. And leaving the garage as is, doesn't address the compelling need to make that whole area climate-resilient. And who pays for that?
Private garages get refurbished all the time, with reinvested operating funds. It's not a public structure, so we'll never know about it. And if the Mayor or Mayor-to-be (or the CLF, for that matter) thought that the climate resiliency needs of this area were compelling or pressing, they wouldn't have trashed a Harbor Plan filled with waterfront resiliency solutions to spite an old dude with a mustache.