If authorized by the Metropolis Council, the plan would allocate $1 million within the first 12 months and $650,000 yearly thereafter for the maintenance of the boardwalk — an quantity considerably greater than what’s at present being spent to take care of the boardwalk.
“Our boardwalk is a jewel, with some unparalleled views of the Raritan Bay, and with facilities for having fun with a stroll, fishing, or accessing our seashore,” stated Borough President Fossella at a press convention. “Sadly, anyone who spends time in and across the boardwalk is aware of that components of it have fallen into disrepair, for one motive or one other.”
Borough Parks Commissioner Joseph Homsey thanked Borough President Fossella and Mayor Adams for his or her help.
“The FDR Boardwalk is a particular place for Staten Islanders, providing unbelievable views and leisure alternatives year-round,” stated Commissioner Homsey. “A devoted upkeep fund would assist make sure the boardwalk stays in high situation for guests to soundly take pleasure in.”
