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Property Dispute Forces Redesign of $2B Flood Wall for Battery Park City
A property dispute between the Battery Park City Authority and two condo buildings has forced a partial redesign of a $2B flood wall project in Lower Manhattan, delaying construction and extending public space closures. The redesign aims to avoid crossing property lines after negotiations over easements failed, impacting a climate resilience initiative designed to protect against coastal storms and sea level rise.
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