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RESILIENT BRIDGEPORT APRIL 2019 UPDATE

BRIDGEPORT – Resilient Bridgeport’s Public Hearing and Design Workshop on February 26 was followed by a public comment period for the environmental impact analysis. The State is now in a consulting process on the historical impacts of this project for the “Section 106 process”. Meetings with the Technical Advisory Committee and Citizens Advisory Committee are continuing.

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BQE AND THE ROAD TO NEW YORK’S FUTURE: HIGHWAYS THAT SPLIT NEIGHBORHOODS ARE THINGS OF THE PAST

Daily News: Rather than plow ahead with a rebuild of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway running through Brooklyn Heights, Mayor de Blasio set up a panel to discuss alternatives. The panel was appointed only because the residents of Brooklyn Heights — one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the city — greeted with a deafening “NO!” the city’s plan

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SEA CHANGE

Hudson Reporter:As coastal cities like Jersey City and Hoboken face an imminent threat of flooding due to climate change, environmental activists from around Hudson County, the state, and region, joined officials at a town hall meeting on April 17 to talk about strategies for dealing with it. Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla joined Jersey City Mayor

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MAYOR DEBLASIO’S FLOOD PROTECTION: WHAT IS IT AND HOW WILL IT AFFECT OUR COMMUNITIES?

The $10 Billion Question(s)? THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT.  JOIN US ON LIVESTREAM: https://bit.ly/2oPPJdP Mayor Bill deBlasio proposes extending the waterfront from the Seaport to Battery Park up to 500 feet into the East River at a cost of up to $10 billion: if done right, this proposal can integrate benefits such as open space, affordable housing, and

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AS THE SEA RISES, WILL RESILIENCY—RATHER THAN RETREAT—BE ENOUGH TO SAVE WATERFRONT NYC?

City Limits: The water first rose up out of the streets in Coney Island, recalls Ida Sanoff, sometime last summer. “I was standing last summer on the corner of Mermaid Avenue and I think West 19th Street, and it hadn’t rained in several days, and the entire intersection was a lake,” she recalls. “And all of

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