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Old Posted Jun 3, 2026, 7:08 PM
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This is so frustrating. No matter how hard I try to understand the restrictions, I just can't wrap my head around the priorities being set here. Why should air traffic—which by its very nature is adaptable—take precedence over high-rise construction in such a limited space and dictate terms to it? Sometimes it feels more like a bureaucratic turf war than an actual effort to manage society's needs. Damn it, we're talking about Manhattan—it was already reaching for the sky before airplanes even existed.

There is no restriction on height here. All buildings above a minimal height have to submit plans to the FAA for safety (obstruction) reasons. The information given comes directly from the developers. There is nothing unusual here. People in other cities would have more to complain about.
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