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W. 73rd Street segment of the West Shoreway

Submitted by Marc Lefkowitz  |  Last edited September 9, 2011 - 11:35am
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W. 73rd Street segment of the West Shoreway

This project to tunnel below rail tracks and build huge retaining walls and move massive sewer pipes to connect Battery Park to Edgewater has gone from a $19 Million to a $39 Million estimated project as part of the $49 million phase one of the West Shoreway. The escalation in cost has meant the $7 million bikeway stretching all along the lake bluff has been erased from the project as of September 2011.