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When the projects are completed, he said, "tourists and residents will have two great shopping destinationswithin walking distance of the ferry terminal."Molinaro said that with technical issues ironed out, owners of the St. George Theatre would now moveforward on a design for a new marquee for the theater, adding to the area's luster as an entertainmentmecca.He also said that $13 million in city funds would go toward new attractions at the Staten Island Zoo, theChildren's Museum, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, the Staten Island Museum and Historic Richmond Town.Construction of Faber Skate Park in Port Richmond will also start this year.EAST SHOREOn the East Shore, which he dubbed the "Fun Coast," Molinaro said construction would begin in March onnew attractions adjacent to the Freedom Circle in Midland Beach, including an entry plaza, a 104-spaceparking lot and a "Splash Zone" for children.And right next door will be the new home for the venerable Victory Diner, the vintage eatery that has beenin mothballs. The diner will be a Parks Department concession and will be attached to a new building with akitchen and comfort station. He said construction on that project would begin later in the spring.In addition, the South Beach Boardwalk will be the first location to feature Wi-Fi Internet service throughAT&T and the city.Construction of a new indoor horse stable and arena for special-needs children on the East Shore will alsobegin this year.Molinaro said that Parks had pledged to complete the Freedom Circle projects, the stable and the $70 millionOcean Breeze indoor track by the end of his term.Molinaro said he would allocate $500,000 from his budget to preserve Pouch Camp. He said CouncilmenJames Oddo (R-Mid-Island/Brooklyn) and Vincent Ignizio (R-South Shore) would pony up another $250,000each, bringing the total to $1 million."We must save it," Molinaro said of the Boy Scout camp.WEST SHOREMolinaro called the West Shore the "Jobs Shore," where businesses will be encouraged to flourish but no newhousing built.Page 134 of 161
He announced that the liquefied naturalgas tanks in Rossville, long an eyesore andimpediment to economic development, willbe demolished by year's end.Staten Island 2012 State of the Borough AddressBorough President James Molinaro delivers his 2012 State of theBorough address to an audience at the CUNY College of Staten Islandin Willowbrook, where he outlines plans for the near future, and in theworks, to improve job creation, infrastructure, services and greenspace.The tanks were never used following a 1973 explosion at LNG tanks in Bloomfield that killed 40 workers."So you could say developing this property will soon be a tank-less task," Molinaro said.Also, Celerant Technology, a retail software company, has received approvals to expand its facility on ArthurKill Road."It's a regular microchip off the ol' block," Molinaro said.He also said that a Request for Expressions of Interest would be issued for companies looking to build windor solar power facilities in Freshkills Park. He also said that roads inside the former landfill would be openedto reduce traffic on the South Shore.A new animal shelter will begin construction in April, including the Tommy Monahan memorial surgical unit.Completion is expected in March 2014.SOUTH SHOREThe South Shore will benefit from some of Molinaro's transportation initiatives.He said that a major improvement to the intersection of Amboy Road and Annadale Road would begin inApril. Molinaro is also looking to remake Amboy Road in Eltingville into more of a "town square."Smart-light technology will be installed at three new locations: Brielle Avenue in front of Seaview Hospital;South Avenue and the West Shore Expressway Service Road, and Boscome Avenue at the entrance of theKorean War Veterans Parkway.Also on the books is a plan to widen Travis Avenue from Richmond Avenue to Park Drive North, includingnew curbs and sidewalks for pedestrians, and on-street parking for residents."This will not only enhance the New Springville Greenway but improve the safety of pedestrians and bikeriders," Molinaro said.Page 135 of 161
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