Brooklyn Cruise Terminal Years of Competing Interests Frustrate Red Hook Plans
Community hopes for the Atlantic Basin clash with environmental, maritime, and economic goals as NYCEDC and Port Authority remain locked in red tape over Pier 11 uses. Residents and officials push for parks, markets, or events while cruise tenants seek stable access.
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Portside
Atlantic Basin
Port Authority
EDC
Pier 11
the Hook
Red Hook
Brooklyn
Red Hook Crit
Hammerman
Simovic
Cape Race
Thomas Spina
Atlantic Terminal
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New York City
Governor’s Island
Community Board 6 Calendar Red Hook and Nearby Meetings
A series of neighborhood civic meetings from June 18 to June 27 covers Red Hook Houses concerns, environmental topics on the Gowanus Canal project, Prospect Park projects, traffic safety at Bartel-Pritchard Square and 14th Street bike lanes, plus public safety and youth services. Protests against Stop and Frisk also noted with domestic violence and housing workshops.
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Community Board
Red Hook
Waterfront Community Development & Housing Committee
Nycha Miccio Center
West 9Th Street
Clinton St
Henry St
Environmental Protection Committee
Our Lady of Peace Parish
Carroll Street
Whitwell & Denton Places
Department of Environmental Protection
Gowanus Canal Area
3Rd
4Th Avenue
Douglass
State Streets
Transportation Committee
Holy Name Church
Shepherd's Hall
Prospect Park West
Windsor Place
Prospect Avenue
Department of Transportation
Bartel-Pritchard Square
3 Avenue
Hicks Street
West
110Th Street
Wth Central Park West
8Th Ave
5Th Ave
Manhattan
1199
SEIU
Naacp National Action Network
Fourth Avenue
43Rd Street
Giovanni Puello
Gpuello
Fifthave.org
Maria Santiago
Msantiago
Thehealingcenter
Port Authority Eyes Shore Power at Brooklyn Cruise Terminal
Port Authority executive director Patrick Foye said the agency aims to advance shore power at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal. A board vote is expected this month while unapproved extra costs of about 4.3 million remain under discussion. The project could cut emissions and generate health benefits, with long term goals to reduce greenhouse gases to 80 percent below 2006 levels by 2050.
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Port Authority
Brooklyn Cruise Terminal
Red Hook
Craig Hammerman
Community Board 6
EPA
Carnival Cruise Lines
New York City
New York Power Authority
Carnival
Public Service Commission
Abby Savitch Lew
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Park Slope Armory Ymca
15Th Street
East Tenant Association
Bush St Apt
St. Francis College
Remsen St
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NYC Dept. For the Aging