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Kodak Park

AlexanderGartley — 2009-08-03T20:26:01Z

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- Kodak Park is the industrial park formally known as the Kodak Distribution Center, and at least as of 2007, does not actually constitute green space in any sense of the term.	+ '''Kodak Park''' is the industrial park formally known as the Kodak Distribution Center, and at least as of 2007, does not actually constitute green space in any sense of the term.

DavidHowe — 2007-10-22T20:26:01Z

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- With the massive downsizing of ["Kodak"], particularly within its photochemical and paper divisions, many of the buildings on this enormous campus are no longer in use. Recognizing this, Kodak intends to re-purpose portions of the park. As the grounds are almost certainly contaminated after a century of processing nasty chemicals, disused buildings will be demolished and the newly opened land turned into actual green space. Demolition began during the summer of 2007 and is expected to go on for some time.	+ With the massive downsizing of ["Kodak"], particularly within its photochemical and paper divisions, many of the buildings on this enormous campus are no longer in use. Recognizing this, Kodak intends to re-purpose portions of the park. As the grounds are almost certainly contaminated after a century of processing nasty chemicals, disused buildings will be demolished and the newly opened land turned into actual green space. Demolition began during the summer of ["2007"] and is expected to go on for some time.

DaveMahon — 2007-08-20T00:34:44Z

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	+ Kodak Park is the industrial park formally known as the Kodak Distribution Center, and at least as of 2007, does not actually constitute green space in any sense of the term. + + On the west side of the ["Genesee River"], the Kodak Distribution Center is a large complex, bisected by ["Mount Read Boulevard"] and ["Ridgeway Avenue"], and bordered by ["West Ridge Road"], ["Dewey Avenue"], ["Lake Avenue"], Latona Road, Lee Road and ["Lexington Avenue"]. + + With the massive downsizing of ["Kodak"], particularly within its photochemical and paper divisions, many of the buildings on this enormous campus are no longer in use. Recognizing this, Kodak intends to re-purpose portions of the park. As the grounds are almost certainly contaminated after a century of processing nasty chemicals, disused buildings will be demolished and the newly opened land turned into actual green space. Demolition began during the summer of 2007 and is expected to go on for some time. + + == See Also == + * [http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=kodak+implosion&ss=2 Photos of the demolition in 2007] + * [http://www.biggerblast.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=70&Itemid=2 Advanced Explosive Demolition's blurb] + * [http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=43.191974,-77.650938&spn=0.028347,0.080338&t=h&z=14&om=1 Google Maps]