TESTIMONY
Testimony by Sergio Munoz, Founding Member of New York City Football Club (NYCFC) on Proposed Stadium Project
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Sergio Munoz, a Queens resident, architect, and small business owner, testifies in support of the proposed NYCFC stadium project. He highlights the positive impacts the project is already having on the community and emphasizes the sustainability features of the planned stadium.
- The project includes improvements to the area and decontamination efforts
- NYCFC has programs with local schools
- The 25,000-seat stadium is expected to have less impact than Mets games
Sergio Munoz
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Hello, everyone.
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I am Sergio Munoz.
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I'm Quinn's resident, an architect, and I look in a small business owner.
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And also a very proud founding member of New York City Football Club.
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The proposed project for the new community, including the stadium, is already a positive impact in in the community even before it is approved.
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Something great happening already, they improvement of the area, the contamination and the program does the club have with the local schools and night lights.
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Also, great benefit for the future, 1000 of construction of permanent jobs, locan local hiring practices.
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It's meant that a ladder queen's resident would be able to live and work in a brand new neighborhood.
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Local business opportunity and big opportunities helping to expedite a new policy present.
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The fact that it's surrounded by public transportation, it makes the perfect location for the stadium.
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The fact that we will have an average of 17 to 25 games per year.
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We will now generate a major schedule coordination with the Mets.
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Games will now be at the same time as the CD player on the NY CFC new stadium.
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The stadium will provide community spaces, city square, where the community will have access to recreational and relaxing areas while no soccer games are in progress.
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Also, it will serve as a team headquarters.
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So it will be a continuous use during the entire year.
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Since the stadium is only 25,000 seats, we can expect less impact compared to a Mets game.
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Also, we already play some games at the stadium field with our major impact that the area is custom to handle at its time of the games.
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The stadium will be sustainable, including solar panels generating electricity continuously.
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All the energy generated not used for the stadium will be sent back to the Canadian grid, so it can be grid distributor.
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IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
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