Federal Report Outlines Plans For Paterson’s Great Falls
A more than 200-page report released Wednesday lays out possible development plans over 20 years for a national park in northern New Jersey.
One plan for Paterson’s Great Falls focuses on the natural features of the park, including a waterfall and river corridor. The other emphasizes the area’s historical significance, including water-powered mills dating back two centuries.
The first plan is estimated to cost $32.3 million in development and $1.8 million in yearly operating expenses. The second is estimated to cost about $48.9 million in capital expenses and another $2.25 million each year.
This article appeared in print in edition of Hamodia.
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