approved in February

"Downtown residents form the foundation of all efforts to strengthen the community, and they have shown their commitment by making the choice to take part in the revitalization process," says New York Governor George Pataki. The occupancy rate of Battery Park was 60% following the Sept. 11 attacks, 74% in late February, and is now more than 90%.

"This program will be greatly beneficial to the residents of Lower Manhattan," says Department of Investigation Commissioner Rose Gill Hearn. "We are committed to working with LMDC to ensure thatthese grants are distributed only to those individuals who are eligible."

The amount of funding applicants may apply for is determined by the zone in which they reside.
Zone 1-the area south of Chambers Street and west of Nassau and Broad Streets, including all buildings which face on those streets and all of Battery Park City

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