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May
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May 2019
Home Relocations Make Way For Coastal Restoration Project, Dunes
Thinking about physically relocating a home often conjures up images of a huge structure on a flatbed truck with a police escort and the words “Wide-Load” emblazoned on the back. This spring, the New York District is relocating several homes a much shorter distance (20-40 feet), but it’s a no less complicated task.
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Nov 2018
Chief of Engineer’s Environmental Review Board Makes First Visit to New York
An organizational partnership comprised of federal, state, city, academia and non-governmental organizations provided the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, as a whole, information to bolster its environmental missions.