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of streets; rental dwelling units through the New York City Partnership, Nehemiah, Alliance for Neighborhood 7 million). and Home Ownership Revitalization (ANCHOR), and Mixed Use programs ($52.3 million); provision of low-interest loans to finance the rehabilitation and preservation of approximately 5,800 ancement, low and moderate-income units in privately owned buildings under the Article 7A, Article 8A, / lines and Participation Loan, Small Homes, and Housing Preservation programs ($144.6 million); and production Of 365 units for low-income and homeless individuals, including those with HIV/AIDS or / mental illness, through the Supportive Housing Loan Program ($35,1 million); production levels will be dependeht on the availability of federal HOME funds.

Is ($444.6 • Housing Authority: rehabilitation of bathrooms ($4.7 'million) in the Bayview Houses, Brooklyn (with •ooms and 1,610 dwelling units); and the replacement of hot and cold water risers ($2.0 million) in Linden ! building Hoiises, Brooklyn (with 1,586 dwelling units). e capital r security • Economic Development: relocation of the Fulton Fish Market to Hunts Point ($37.2 million); ' projects, reconstruction of the Whitehall Ferry Terminal ($30.0 million); redevelopment of the BAM Cultural District ($25.0 million); reconstruction of St. George Ferry Terminal ($20.1 million); Audubon Research Park ($18.5 million); expansion of Hunts Point ($15.0 million); Coney \Island Sports s Jamaica Complex ($13.0 million); infrastructure improvements at the Brooklyn Navy Yard ($12.9 million); parade of replacement of cranes at Howland Hook ($12.0 million); rehabilitation of the Passenger Ship York City Terminal ($10.8 million); Fulton Landing Street Pedestrian improvements ($8.9 million); a new mortuary railroad terminal under the Farley Post Office ($5.2 million); rehabilitation to the Battery Maritime nerator at Facility ($5.0 million); Randall’s Island ($5.0 million); Jewish Community Center Construction at I . 76th and Amsterdam ($3.0 million).

ion); new Administration of Justice and Public Safety million); F a grants • Correction: 448-cell addition to the George R. Vierno Center ($90.0 million); design of additions to the Adolescent Reception Detention Center and fhe Rose M. Singer Center ($10.0 million); upgrades to fire safety systems ($21.0 million); reconstruction of the Bronx Detention Complex ($9.0 million)^ ) and the upgrades to telecommunication and information systems ($13.0 million). rossroads in Group • Courts: renovation of the Family Court building in Manhattan ($47.2 million); reconstruction of million); elevators in court facilities in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan ($21.7 million); systems :em ($1.0 renovation work at the Midtown Community Court in Manhattan ($5.4 million). retention, • Police: acquisition of a new parking ticket device system ($15.5 million); replacement of mobile data computers ($18.7 million); construction of a new Queens South Taskforce ($7.3 million); lifecycle ^ew Life replacement of vehicles ($11.4 million). 0 replace iading an • Fire: replacement of front-line fire-fighting and support vehicles ($50.8 million); acquisition and ing, and S constfuctidn of EMS ambulance stations ($16.4 million); rehabilitation and renovation of firehouses lomeless ($32.7 million); renovation and construction at the Fort Totten training facility ($50.5 million); and continued maintenance and upgrade of the current call box network ($1.1 million).

Recreation and Culturdls

Parks: focused reconstruction and replacement of safety surfaces, play equipment and paths to improve the overall coridition of parks ($13.0 million); planting of street trees ($6.4 million); various' reconstruction of East River Park, including bulkheads along the waterfront ($17.2 million, including fSp and • 1 i' . I

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