New York

National Park Service
Urban Park and Recreation Recovery Grants - FY2001

NEW YORK

SELECT CITY:

Buffalo Lackawanna New York Poughkeeepsie

GRANTS OFFERED:

City Mayor Grant Amount Projects

Buffalo
Mayor Anthony M. Masiello

(716) 851-4841
$360,500 Massachusetts Avenue Park: An antiquated swimming pool will be removed and a locker room rehabilitated for year-round multi-purpose recreation use. This project also includes basketball and handball courts, development of the lawn area and play field landscaping and site improvements.

Lackawanna
Mayor John J Kuryak

(716) 827-6464
$30,257 Franklin Park: this project will rehabilitate the basketball courts, install donated playground equipment, remove existing tennis courts and proved on-site parking and landscaping.

New York
Mayor Rudolph W. Guiliana

(212) 788-0120
$500,000 Sam Curtis Park Rehabilitation: This project will remove and replace the antiquated playground that will be safe for use by toddlers and children under 12.

Poughkeeepsie
Mayor Colette Lafuente

(845) 451-4073
$29,400 Pershing Avenue Park: This 70-year old park has experienced severe deterioration. This project will result in resurfacing the basketball court, new backboards and netting, water fountain, landscaping and lighting.

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City	Mayor	Grant Amount	Projects
Buffalo	Mayor Anthony M. Masiello (716) 851-4841	$360,500	Massachusetts Avenue Park: An antiquated swimming pool will be removed and a locker room rehabilitated for year-round multi-purpose recreation use. This project also includes basketball and handball courts, development of the lawn area and play field landscaping and site improvements.
Lackawanna	Mayor John J Kuryak (716) 827-6464	$30,257	Franklin Park: this project will rehabilitate the basketball courts, install donated playground equipment, remove existing tennis courts and proved on-site parking and landscaping.
New York	Mayor Rudolph W. Guiliana (212) 788-0120	$500,000	Sam Curtis Park Rehabilitation: This project will remove and replace the antiquated playground that will be safe for use by toddlers and children under 12.
Poughkeeepsie	Mayor Colette Lafuente (845) 451-4073	$29,400	Pershing Avenue Park: This 70-year old park has experienced severe deterioration. This project will result in resurfacing the basketball court, new backboards and netting, water fountain, landscaping and lighting.