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Brooklyn Port Vote Expected to Proceed After Concessions to Local Reps
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THE CITY – NYC News
Under a deal brokered last year, the Port Authority agreed to trade the Brooklyn Marine Terminal for the city’s Howland Hook Marine Terminal in Staten Island.
The plan’s advancement hinged on two-thirds of task force members giving it a thumbs up.
While trying to get a critical mass of support, EDC postponed the vote five times over the past year.
Voting on this plan does not mean our work is done,” said Sen. Andrew Gounardes (D-Brooklyn), a vice-chair of the task force who supports the plan.
The RFEI, Reynoso said, will help to see if that bears out or if there’s potential for the port to be a bigger part of the plan.
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