Yes, the sidewalk bridge remains up here — as it has been dating to 2015-16.
And who knows how much longer it will be up here outside the long-empty 6-floor residential building.
As EVG contributor Stacie Joy recently pointed out, there are DOB notices dated Aug. 31 by the entrance... per the notice, "emergency work" is necessary "due to the disrepair of the building facade on all exposures." The repair evaluation/plan by the licensed professional the landlord hires is due by Oct. 1, 2022. Given that there has been 0 work done here of late... that deadline will zip on by.
And as previously noted, this is one of the abandoned buildings owned by the estate of the mysterious team of Arthur and Abraham Blasof, now both deceased.
As previously noted here, the liquor store in the retail space has been closed since the owner passed away in the fall of 2009 at age 89. (Chico created the tribute to her on the gate in February 2010.)
In January 2013, workers were spotted hauling out some junk from the building... in December 2014, bricks fell from the building, breaking the foot of a passerby, as the Lo-Down reported at the time. And an SUV took out part of the sidewalk bridge in November 2018. And that's about it.
And as previously noted, this is one of the abandoned buildings owned by the estate of the mysterious team of Arthur and Abraham Blasof, now both deceased.
Previously on EVG:
3 comments:
Does anyone else remember the liquor store that was the business on the ground floor that was run (owned?) by the older couple back in the 90s/80s?
Yep, I do.
I wish the city would just eminent domain this building and put something that adds value to the community there. What a waste having this sit vacant so long.
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