The firm plan of three new open spaces on the Island: a two mileGreat Promenade along the water's edge; a new major park located onthe southern half of the Island; and an improved park design withinthe northern Historic District was chosen. Together, the areacomprises 90 acres of parkland that will provide unique outdoorrecreational activities for New Yorkers, according to a preparedgovernment statement.

The Great Promenade and 40-acre park will provide places torelax, play sports and explore, all with an incredible view of theStatue of Liberty. In the National Historic District, visitors cancontinue to enjoy acres of green space that include buildings andhomes dating from 1810, the statement explains.

The Governor and Mayor also revealed the nomination of AviSchick as the new chair for Gipec. Schick is currently theDownstate CEO and president of the Empire State Development Corp.and chairman of the Lower Manhattan Development Corp.

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