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To: gpapa
...locate the emergency command center in Brooklyn -- as he wanted it to be within walking distance of his City Hall offices in Manhattan.

Let's see, this genius wants the emergency command center across the river via the Brooklyn-midtown tunnel and the BQE.

7 posted on 08/06/2007 3:29:33 PM PDT by Rudder
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To: Rudder

“Let’s see, this genius wants the emergency command center across the river via the Brooklyn-midtown tunnel and the BQE”

Actually, the tunnel goes to Queens. And three bridges connect Brooklyn and downtown. Very close and accessible.


9 posted on 08/06/2007 3:42:39 PM PDT by soupcon
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To: Rudder

Well, there’s not any good place to put your disaster recovery site in Manhattan. If you put it in walking distance, then whatever screws up your primary location would probably screw up your backup. Bank of NY (or maybe Bank of America) had their BCP site four blocks away from their downtown office and they were totally screwed because they weren’t allowed to go to their site.

I worked in the WTC and our disaster recovery site was in our Jersey City offices. My boss was able to get to the location that day by ferry, the PATH train was all screwed up obviously.

And you can walk over the Manhattan & Brooklyn bridges as many thousands of New Yorkers did that day.


11 posted on 08/06/2007 3:49:12 PM PDT by Philly Nomad
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