Supporting Documentation · Sep 19, 2024
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Show all pagesPage 37 1 what it's made of and, you know, how the slats look. 2 A. Yeah. So the Ameristar fence -- I thought 3 I had it open. I apologize. I will get it open 4 here in just a second. But high level, the existing 5 fence is wrought iron. It's been, you know -- it's 6 been falling apart or, you know, is not in as great 7 a condition as it used to be. Wrought iron, you 8 know, is a material that requires a lot of 9 maintenance. 10 The benefit of this Ameristar fence is it 11 does give the wrought-iron look, but it's a much 12 more durable material. Additionally, the actual 13 individual posts are closer together, which provides 14 an anti-climbing factor to it and also helps with 15 some of the screening of the station. 16 And then it will be painted black, so it 17 will resemble the -- you know, a wrought-iron fence 18 from just the general person walking by. 19 ACTING CHAIR SCHWARZBAUM: And just to 20 confirm, so the brick pillars will be removed in 21 your proposal? 22 THE WITNESS: Yes. Right now the plan is 23 to remove the brick pillars. A lot of them are 24 deteriorating and they're not in good shape to 25 reuse. Also, it would be difficult to use with the
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