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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

The Four-Year Plan provides a total of $532.2 million, including $494.5 million for the renovation, reconstruction and outfitting of Public Buildings and $37.7 million for Real Property.

Highlights of the Four-Year Plan include:

• reconstruction and rehabilitation of public buildings and City owned office space with the focu.s on the replacement of mechanical, electrical, plumbing and structural systems ($180.1 million); including Manhattari Municipal Building tenant alterations and electrical upgrades ($30.3 million), reconstruction of the Brooklyn Municipal Building ($22.8 million), rehabilitation of base building systems at City Hall ($8.5 million), interior renovations at 280 Broadway ($7.5 million), and renovation of Queens Borough H^ll ($5.2 million). '

• rehabilitation of court facilities ($1.2 million); including the exterior reconstruction at 27 Madison Avenue ($0.9 million in State funds). /

• legal mandates ($137.6 million); including vapor control and leak detection programs for petroleum storage tanks ($60.6 million), lead and asbestos abatement ($33.7 million), compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act ($7.9 million), and fire safety improvements ($3.4 million).

• renovation of leased space ($55.8 million); including the Department of Finance Bronx Business Center ($7.4 million), renovation of various facilities for the Department of Probation ($3.6 million), and the renovation of City Council offices ($2.9 million).

I • elections modernization ($68.7 million); including the purchase of voting machines ($55.8 million).

• reconstruction of waterfront properties ($15.9 million), including various pier improvements.

• reconstruction of non-waterfront properties ($21.8 million); including reconstruction of the Kingsbridge Armory ($15.0 million) and various real property Improvements ($2.8 million).

The 2002 Plan provides $231.2 million and includes;

• reconstruction of public buildings and City owned office space ($50,6 million); including tenant alterations and renovations at the Manhattan Municipal Building ($19.6 million), reconstruction at Queens Borough I Hall ($5.2 million), renovation of the Brooklyn Municipal Building ($2.2 million), and rehabilitation of /i bdSe building systems at City Hall ($1.6 million). ! • le^al mandates ($66.2 million); including vapor control and leak detection equipment for petroleum storage tanks ($47.6 million), lead and asbestos abatement ($7.2 million), compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act ($1.9 million), and fire safety improvements ($1.8 million).

• renovation of leased space ($29.8 million); including the Department of Finance Business Centers in the Bronx ($7.4 million) and Manhattan ($1.5 million), the Department of Finance Sheriff’s Offices at 30- Q3 Review Avenue ($5.7 million), and the renovation of City Council offices ($0.8 million)

• elections modernization ($16.2 million); including the purchase of voting machines ($14.0 million), and the renovation of office space at 345 Adams Street ($2.2 million). ' ' \ \ • reconstruction of waterfront properties ($3.2 million), and non-waterfront properties ($14.3 million); including reconstruction of the roof at the Kingsbridge Armory ($7.5 million).

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