Rose Jackson predicted property values in Ironton, which has longtime home owners, will decline because of the RAM terminal, the borrow pit, other industrial sites nearby and coal trains someday passing through the area.
On Sunday night, Ashley Allen, 22, sat at one of the terminals in the logging pit.
But even the most local aspects of the proposed terminal have larger implications, pitting economic survival against environmental justice, living-wage jobs against children's lungs in west Oakland, among the Bay Area's most downtrodden neighborhoods.
The idea of ascending 18 feet to the lobby is fairly common in the Grand Central area, Mr. Duffy said, because railroad tracks or underground portions of the terminal often preclude elevator pits, the space beneath the lowest stop of an elevator.
Terminal ends that are pitted, cracked, or missing due to acid corrosion, should be replaced.
Sitting in front of a computer terminal just feet from the Nasdaq pit but out of the action, Mr. Levant curses under his breath.
He fought the development of a local deep-sea terminal - fearing it would close local pits - and complained about the cost of vaccines for racing pigeons.
For example in polarised epithelial cells, the myosin VI isoform with the large insert in the tail domain is concentrated in clathrin coated pits and vesicles in the terminal web region just below the apical plasma membrane [46,47].
Within the endocytic network, clathrin functions as a central organizing platform for coated pit assembly and dissociation via its terminal domain (TD).
Where the entrance to the coated pits was relatively broad, adjacent processes, usually astrocytic but occasionally dendritic, and rarely, axon terminal membranes, extended into the mouth of the open pits.
