Plywood fences of doom are not an unusual sight, but one with a big red sign on it that says "unsafe" tends to catch one's attention.
66-52 58th Avenue in Maspeth has been shut down for just about a year. It looked to be one of those "teardown - subdivision - huge pile of crap" jobs. Not sure what happened to the owner. But there apparently was a
water main break last month and now it may collapse - along with neighboring buildings. More recently, it's been
vandalized, which explains why the fence was wide open allowing this wide shot.
Plywood fences of doom are not an unusual sight, but one with a big red sign on it that says "unsafe" tends to catch one's attention.
66-52 58th Avenue in Maspeth has been shut down for just about a year. It looked to be one of those "teardown - subdivision - huge pile of crap" jobs. Not sure what happened to the owner. But there apparently was a water main break last month and now it may collapse - along with neighboring buildings. More recently, it's been vandalized, which explains why the fence was wide open allowing this wide shot.
2 comments:
How fortuitous ......
a water main break.....eh?
What a builder can't accomplish.....
maybe some freezing pipes can .
Another blatant case of demolition by neglect!
Here's an original thought: Tear the thing down!
Take it away from the owner.
But, make the owner pay for all costs, including damage to neighbors.
Then, jail the son of a bitch! Along with the DOB official who last inspected and approved the property.
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