by Lionel Bascom — June 11th, 2008 — No comments
The governor of News York is concerned over too little progress being made in rebuilding the World Trade Center.
Governor David Paterson asked the Port Authority today to determine whether the latest deadlines and budgets for the redevelopment project are feasible, according to NY1.
He said he wants an answer by the end of the month.
The site is supposed to have five office towers, including the 1,776-foot Freedom Tower, as well as a September 11th memorial, and a transit hub.
The Port Authority said today it would miss a deadline to turn over land that developer Larry Sliverstein needs to begin building a planned office tower. The agency will pay over $ 9.6 million in late fees for not finishing the foundation at the site by June 30th.
10:59 PM in Uncategorized, World Trade Center, Related Stories, Freedom Tower News, Politics