DEP Invoice or Financial Record, September 30, 2001

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. rch’riecte... ‘"This space. almost regardle^ of What we ao. will become s pilgrim- BS , age site.ItcannQtbejustastMd^d- issue commercial real estate deal Or we Wffl not belWigW ■ tationstjfthe'wd^’;^. ' ^Whether New York, wbere en- 'linSairxM trenched battles over development projects are the horini Id'e'^toa^ia- bie of 'die kind of comprorhise -^d cooperation sioh-making.atthetrade/Geriterslte is another iqiSSUofegg^?^^ ' Mr, Zuccotti <-W cial Grater has sald jas,;®^' proposal,forex^ple, that &e IM j^fed Winter Garden atrium kt, Gll^y^ perhaps ,b§f ' come, part of a new transportatk^ hub where train lines would connegf^ something like the old Peiinsylv^aff -St^on ln Midtb^;;' The chairman of the Battery IPai®? City, Authority; James promptly said he would oppose a^v Beth A. Keiser/Associated Press such idea. < . A tarp went up along Broadway in Lower Manhattan to keep pedestri­ “The Winter Garden is one of ans from obstructing sidewalks to glimpse the trade center rubble. crown jewels of Battery Park Cljg^? he said. “It is a breathtaking tore and I wouldn’t want to turned into a subway station.’’) . wWitWAl What kind Of memorial is apprCK, priate for the site is also provoke a major civic debat^.;<!V^p Without taking into account th^ r©^ estate interests, and here, : cialists in urban design and architbi^ ture have been free with their-ide^)^ Some have suggested leaving'pJBlF \ of the tower wreckage in place, "^®; way some citles in Europe dld aftlra World War IL A cathedral In Liibec^^> Germany, for example, was rebut® as it had been before its destructew but for one thing: the cathedral that had crashed down from thewS fry were left where they lay, part^ embedded hi the ground. BROOKLYN New York might also face.aw;Ba|^ BRIDG£ tion on the kind of debate raced in Lisbon in the mid'ilflijfe sw after an earthquake destroyed muWi of the city. A statue of the kuigtHriKi horse was to he built, and Qph^^ Hudson East River raged about which way the lktatuw River should face: inward -to the new trf- ■ umphal arch of the city’s reconstru^'t tiori, or outward toward die guese empire.Theklng and hishoi^j today look out -and away frA;^/ ■arch. “That’s a real question for York,’’ said John R. Mullin, a Who’s Allowed Where sor of urban planning at the Zone 2 4 5 6 sity of Massachusetts;.at Arnherife / / / /..... /......... “Whether the newdesignlooksteiSr Residents and workers looks out: Will lt be somethihg -f^)' All pedestrians Delivery vehicles (8 p.-rn. to 5 a.m. only) .................. /... /................... /..................... /......................../■■■■/■ «s?axsssssss ............. ..................... ........... >;•••............ Local vehicles (must show regtstration) / /

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