Embalse 3 de Jersey City en The Heights A punto de reanudar el acceso público
A $6 million restoration project will soon bring Jersey City's Reservoir 3 in The Heights back to public access. Details are outlined in the following press release: Alcalde Fulop y…
A $6 million restoration project will soon bring Jersey City’s Reservoir 3 in The Heights back to public access. Details are outlined in the following press release:
| Alcalde Fulop y el Ayuntamiento se dispone a restaurar el embalse histórico para el acceso completo de los residentes |
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Proyecto en construcción desde hace 30 años; Reservorio 3 incluirá acceso público completo por primera vez con una renovación de $6 millones de dólares
JERSEY CITY – El alcalde Steven M. Fulop anunció hoy una inversión de 6 millones de dólares para completar la restauración del embalse 3 en Jersey City Heights. El proyecto incluirá espacios abiertos con paisajes, un sendero completo con acceso a la orilla, iluminación y medidas de seguridad. Este plan representa la mayor inversión en el parque desde que la ciudad completó el parque Berry Lane. Hosting an event in Hudson County?Post it free on Hudson TV. Reaches every town. Post an event |
“This project will create another special place for Jersey City residents. This will be one of the great parks anywhere in North Jersey. The reality is, when you are in the reservoir area you don’t even realize you’re in a city. This project has been in discussion for nearly 30 years with residents recognizing the potential but nobody acting on it, and I’m glad we are able to move this forward. It will be an amazing addition to Jersey City,” said Mayor Steven M. Fulop.
Reservoir 3 is currently listed on the State and National Registers of Historic Places. The City will match the $3 million in combined grants for the Reservoir 3 enhancements, which include:
* $1 million – Hudson County Open Space Trust Fund
- $750.000 – Nueva Jersey Historic Trust
- $850.000 – Acres verdes
- $400,000 – Jersey City Trust de Espacio Abierto
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