Re-imagining Jazzland community meeting - why transportation hub is not the right choice
Why are we so confident that a transportation hub is NOT the right choice? Maybe because the "experts" agree with us. Here is a clip of the presentation of the 2019 best use study that was done, where they explain why that use was considered (makes sense to consider it), and why they ruled it out (also makes sense and echoes what we've been saying for years).
There is plenty of land earmarked as for industrial use in the area where that could go.
*Facebook's auto caption needs some work ... um um um ... but you can get the gist if you are reading instead of listening.
TPC-NOLA Introduction
A peek at a few of our team members, and our plans for the former Six Flags property.
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What do we mean by rebuild? We mean NEW CONSTRUCTION that utilizes the existing footprint.
Take this little corner of the park. Previously, there was a hamburger/quick food stand with kitchen, the ferris wheel, the drop tower attractions, games building, and Dizzy Lizzy ride. Our plan is to CAREFULLY demolish the buildings, and take down the two remaining rides, preserving the foundation.
In place of the hamburger stand, a NEW sit down, table service restaurant will be built. The restaurant's kitchen will be located in the same location as the hamburger stand kitchen. Plumbing service pipes, once thoroughly inspected, clean, sanitized, etc., will provide new service to the NEW building. Likewise, existing electrical and special system conduits will be inspected, cleaned, and re-used to bring new electrical wiring to the building.
Once the old ferris wheel is carefully dismantled, a new ferris wheel will be brought in to use the existing equipment pad.
In place of the games building/DizzyLizzy, a NEW two story building will be raised to house the new Haunted House ride.
The control building for the former drop tower will be taken down to create a viewing deck for the lake. The drop tower equipment pad will see a new carousel.
Does this sound like a bunch of duct tape holding rusty health hazards together? Nope, because that is NOT what we mean by rebuild.
These line item summaries are repeated throughout the park with our plan. Almost all of the rides will go. Many of the buildings will either be demo'd back to the foundation, or back to their aluminum stud framework.
We are not "restoring". We are building NEW making the best use out of what we have to start with.
The footprint is ONLY good for a park type attraction. The demolition costs, which is more than the $1-1.5 million number bantered about by politicians, are incorporated into our overall budget, which is privately funded. Demolition for any other purpose requires at least $20 million
Bring Back the Jazz!
Jazzland Resort Overview - Help #BringJazzlandBack
They City doesn't want to let us move forward. On the 3/16 call, they questioned our team's abilities and experience. They questioned the "need or demand" for a theme park resort, especially in "that area". Here's our answers to those questions if they choose to reconsider.
Make sure to maximize your screen, as there's a lot of information in this 2 1/2 minute video. Please consider contacting City Hall and your elected representatives to let them you know you want to #BringJazzlandBack. We thank you for your help!