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S7.1 million in FY’Ol); reconstruction of Conference House Park ($10.9 million); construction of a Ba park in the Bronx at Barretto Point ($5.0 million); and reconstruction of the Washington Square Arch ($1.1 million). ens • Public Libraries: renovations at the Humanities and Social Services Library at 42nd Street ($3.8 boi millibn, for a total City contribution of $33.9 million); full renovation and expansion of the Mid­ am I Manhattan branch ($9.6 tnillion, for a total City contribution of $23.2 million); construction of the new Bronx Borough Center to be located at 310 East Kingsbridge Road ($1.8 million, for a total City contribution of $26.9 million); construction of a new Mid Island’branch on Staten Island ($2,0 million, for a total City contribution of $4.0 million); extensive renovation at the Williamsburg branch Ml !;ti ($3.2 million); extensive renovations at the Brooklyn Public Library’s Central Branch ($4.3 million, for a total City contribution of $15.1 million) which includes facade and parapet restoration, I !/■ resurfacing of the front plaza and ADA work; site acquisition and construction of a new Kensington Library in Brooklyn ($3,7 million); creation! of a new Long Island City branch ($6.1 million); and the Br coiistruction of a new Cambria Heights branch in Queens ($4.8 niillion). , 1 1 • Department of Cultural Affairs: a Master Plan including renovations and upgrades at Lincoln Center 1 for the Performing Arts ($24 million); major improvements to the New York Aquarium as part of the 1 Mayor’s Coney Island Revitalization Project ($12.2 million); creation of a new; wing for the Museum 5 ] of Jewish Heritage ($10.0 million); improvements to the Queens Botanical Garden ($10.0 million),’ including a new administration building; facade renovations at the Institute of Contemporary Art (P.S.l) ($8.3 million); improvements to the Brooklyn Children’s Museum ($7.3 million); a new Frank Gehry-desighed building for the Guggenheim Museum of Art ($6.0 million, plus the value of the land); improvements to the New York Botanical Garden ($5.7 million); comprehensive reconstruction and expansion at the Metropolitan Museum of Art ($5 million); a major addition to the Morgan Bi Library ($3 million); reconstruction and an addition to the Bronx Museum of the Arts ($2.6 million); and a new permanent home for Alvin Ailey ($2.5 million). Si Department of Citywide Administrative Ser:vices

• Public Buildings: compliance with legal mandates ($66.2 million), including vapor control and leak detection equipment for petroleum underground storage tanks ($47.6 million), lead and asbestos abatement ($7.2 thillion), and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act ($1.9 million); the reconstruction of public buildings and City owned office space ($50.6 million), including interior

I rel)kbilitation of the Manhattan Municipal Building ($19.6 million); the renovation of leased space ($29.8 million), including the construction of the Department of Finance Bronx Business Center ($7.4 million) and the renovation of the Department of Finance Sheriff Offices ($5.7 million); and the reconstruction of waterfront and noh-waterfront properties including construction at the Kingsbridge Armory ($7.5 million).

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