There are more complications in the $760 million plan for a flood barrier along the East River. Key meetings during the summer have been delayed, pushing back the start of the city's mandatory land use process for the East...
The third public workshop for the Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency (LMCR) Project to design and implement a flood protection project for Lower Manhattan takes place on Tuesday, December 19, 1017.
This workshop will focus on the Two Bridges neighborhood from Montgomery Street...
Local elected officials are expressing concerns about the impact on the local community when construction begins on the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project.
The week started off with big news on the East River waterfront. We learned yesterday that the federal government is awarding another $170 million for flood protection in the low-lying area from East 23rd Street down to Battery Park.
Lower Manhattan will be receiving another big grant from the federal government to protect neighborhoods along the waterfront from future storms and rising water levels.
In the New York Times, U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer reports that the city is the...
Local residents this week are getting one last look at preliminary designs for a flood protection system along the East River before the final concept is unveiled in December. They came to a public meeting at Grand Street Settlement...
Coming up tomorrow night, you will have a chance to look over preliminary plans for the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project. That's the city's ambitious initiative to create a flood barrier and enhanced recreational area along the East River.
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As you're probably aware, the city is preparing to build a $335 million flood barrier along the East River from 23rd Street to Montgomery Street. Late last month, the mayor announced the allocation of another $100 million for flood...
