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Battery Park City Authority Project, Hudson River, New York
The statement concerns the project of the Battery Park City Authority (BPCA) in New York City, New York. The project concerns plans for filling and bulkheading along the Manhattan waterfront of the Hudson River. The land area will be used for subsequent development of a major urban multi-use complex encompassing 90.8 acres. There are no known adverse environmental effects from the proposed bulkheading and filling other than turbidity of the waters at and adjacent to the project during the period of construction. The principal public argument against the total project is that it will further increase the demand on transportation facilities in lower Manhattan.
Battery Park City Authority Project, Hudson River, New York
The statement concerns the project of the Battery Park City Authority (BPCA) in New York City, New York. The project concerns plans for filling and bulkheading along the Manhattan waterfront of the Hudson River. The land area will be used for subsequent development of a major urban multi-use complex encompassing 90.8 acres. There are no known adverse environmental effects from the proposed bulkheading and filling other than turbidity of the waters at and adjacent to the project during the period of construction. The principal public argument against the total project is that it will further increase the demand on transportation facilities in lower Manhattan.
Battery Park City Authority Project, Hudson River, New York
1971
30 pages
Report
No indication
English
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