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Al Smith Playground Receives Makeover
November 17, 2004 — Lower Manhattan Development Corporation
President Kevin Rampe joined Parks & Recreation Commissioner Adrian Benepe and
students from P.S.1 at a ribbon cutting ceremony at the reconstructed Al Smith
Playground.
The reconstructed Al Smith Playground, located at 80 Catherine Street (between
Madison and South Streets), includes new play equipment, a new basketball
court, synthetic turf field, and new plantings and landscaping. The
playground's water area and safety surface were improved and the comfort
station was renovated. The roadway separating the two portions of the park was
replaced with a garden pathway.
The reconstruction of Al Smith Playground is the sixth project to be completed
as part of the LMDC allocation. Other recently completed projects include
renovations at the East River Ballfields, Tribeca Park, Bowling Green Park and
Washington Market Park. More »
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