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Benton Harbor plans to seek bids in December for work to replace thousands of lead service lines.

Financial District and Seaport section plan of city coastal resilience strategy, to include drainage improvements and extension of Manhattan land up to 200 ft into the river, could cost $5 billion or more.

Long-awaited measure contains substantial funding for a wide range of infrastructure categories.

The vote is the final congressional approval for the bill, which now goes to President Biden for signature.

Order to Benton Harbor comes as city already is in process of replacing thousands of lead pipe water service lines

City will receive a $224-million loan toward a $458-million advanced water purification facility. 

At the nine-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy hitting the Northeast, the agency is executing and planning numerous greenlit projects from Coney Island to Montauk Point, and beyond.

New technology is being used to reinforce the 90-year old Afsluitdijk dike, which has been delayed by miscalculations in water level and wave data provided to the contractor.