Series III. Waterfronts, Waterways, and Waterborne Transportation, 1943-2005 (bulk 1971-2005), inclusive
Scope and Contents
Series III covers much of Eugenia Flatow's work concerning waterfront development and revitalization, the improvement of water quality and waterborne transportation, and the study of how environmental factors affect New York City's water supply. These materials primarily consist of correspondence, research files, surveys, reports, and published materials. For more information regarding Flatow's water-related work, see Series IV. Organizational Records.
Arrangement
Series III is organized in four subseries:
Subseries III.A. General Files, 1973-2000
Subseries III.B. Water Quality, 1975-2005
Subseries III.C. Combined Sewer Overflows, 1988-1999
Subseries III.D. Published Materials, 1943-2001 (bulk 1971-1999)
Subseries III.A. General Files, 1973-2000, inclusive
Scope and Contents
Subseries III.A. includes files that chronicle Eugenia Flatow's water-related work. These materials primarily consist of research on waterborne transportation, reports on waterfront development and activity, and documents that detail how climate change and other environmental concerns affect water quality in New York City.
Arrangement
Materials in this subseries are arranged alphabetically.
Beach Use and User Constraints in the New York City Coastal Region (report), 1979, inclusive
Bring Sailing Back, Inc., 1975-1977, inclusive
Climate Change, circa 1980s-1990s, inclusive
Coastal Nonpoint Program (report), circa 1991, inclusive
Demonstration of a Coordinative Mechanism for Waterfront-related Planning (draft), 1977, inclusive
Design for Boating, undated, inclusive
The East River Tidal Barrage (preprint), 1993, inclusive
Energy, 1978-1984, inclusive
An Evaluation of New York State's Tidal Wetlands Program (report), 1987, inclusive
Harlem River, 1987-1994, inclusive
Homeport, 1984-1985, inclusive
Hudson River, 1989-1993, inclusive
Marine Environments, circa 1989, inclusive
Minimizing Risks and Sharing Liability from Application of Sludge and Sludge By-Products on Agricultural Land (report), 1993, inclusive
National Maritime Historical Society, 1982-1986, inclusive
Native Species Planting Guide for New York City and Vicinity, 1993, inclusive
Natural Areas Refuges, 1988, inclusive
The New York City Water and Sewer System (financial report), 1997, inclusive
New York State Maritime Museum, 1973, inclusive
Nitrogen, circa 1990s, inclusive
North River, 1991-1993, inclusive
Notebooks, circa 1985, inclusive
Pesticides Research Strategy (draft), 1983, inclusive
Pilot Schooner, circa 1985, inclusive
Port Authority Fishport, 1985, inclusive
A Proposal for the Development of a Low-cost Riverfront Swimming Pool Prototype, circa 1976, inclusive
Pursuing Beneficial Uses of Sludge (conference), 1992, inclusive
Queens, 1974-1985, inclusive
Safeguarding the Kensico: A Low-Impact Alternative Plan, 2000, inclusive
Shore Walkers, 1984, inclusive
Staten Island (2 Folders), 1975-1985, inclusive
Still at Risk (report), circa 1995, inclusive
Scope and Contents
Report on the Oversight Hearing Held by the Assembly Legislative Task Force on Long Island Sound on the Oil Spill Prevention and Contingency Act of 1990.
Task 524.01, undated, inclusive
Scope and Contents
Task 524.01 required the screening of waterfront activities, as related to water quality objectives. This report documents changes along waterfront areas, projected developments, and the change or impact resulting from those developments.
Transportation Access, 1975-1984, inclusive
Tributary Studies, 1978, inclusive
Water Authority, 1979-1982, inclusive
Water Resources Institute, 1979-1984, inclusive
Waterfront Revitalization (2 Folders), 1980-1985, inclusive
Weatherization (2 Folders), circa 1980s, inclusive
World Famous Sailing Ships (prints), 1986, inclusive
Subseries III.B. Water Quality, 1975-2005, inclusive
Scope and Contents
Subseries III.B. consists of surveys and reports concerning the water quality of the New York Harbor. There are also materials related to Section 208 of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, the bulk of which document the activities of the Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC). The NYC Department of Water Resources and the Department of City Planning formed CAC to carry out the statutory requirement for public participation in water quality planning.
Arrangement
Materials in this subseries are arranged chronologically.
Section 208 (2 Folders), 1975-1980, inclusive
New Jersey Alliance for Action, 1983-1985, inclusive
New York Harbor Water Quality Survey, 1984, inclusive
A Summary of Water Quality Data for the Summers of 1984 and 1985, 1986, inclusive
Gateway National Recreation Area, Bacteriological Water Quality Five Year Trend Analysis 1984-1988, 1989, inclusive
Thirsty City: A Plan of Action for New York City Water Supply, 1986, inclusive
Water-Watchers: A Citizens Guide to New York City Water Supply, 1987, inclusive
Conference on the Impacts of New York Harbor Development on Aquatic Resources, 1987, inclusive
Water for a Thirsty City, 1992, inclusive
The State of The City's Waters, 1994, inclusive
CAPA Regulations, 1994, inclusive
New York Harbor Water Quality Survey Executive Summary, 1994, inclusive
New York Harbor Water Quality Survey, 1994, inclusive
New York Harbor Water Quality Survey Appendices, 1994, inclusive
New York Harbor Water Quality Survey Executive Summary, 1998, inclusive
New York Harbor Water Quality Regional Report, 1998, inclusive
2001 New York Harbor Water Quality Report, 2001, inclusive
2003 New York Harbor Water Quality Report, 2003, inclusive
2005 New York Harbor Water Quality Report, 2005, inclusive
Subseries III.C. Combined Sewer Overflows, 1988-1999, inclusive
Scope and Contents
Subseries III.C. includes correspondence, meeting minutes, progress summaries, and drafts of reports related to the management of Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs). Many of these records document the activities of the New York Department of Environmental Protection's (DEP) Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC), which was part of a citywide effort to abate CSOs in the East River, Inner Harbor, Outer Harbor, and Jamaica Bay.
Arrangement
Materials in this subseries are arranged in the order they arrived in.
Jamaica Bay (2 Folders), 1989-1992, inclusive
East River (3 Folders), 1988-1994, inclusive
Inner Harbor (3 Folders), 1989-1993, inclusive
Outer Harbor (2 Folders), 1990-1992, inclusive
CSO's (2 Folders), 1988-1999, inclusive
CSO 95/96 (2 Folders), 1995-1996, inclusive
CSO 1997 (3 Folders), 1997, inclusive
CSO Programs, 1985-1995, inclusive
Subseries III.D. Published Materials, 1943-2001 (bulk 1971-1999), inclusive
Scope and Contents
Subseries III.D. contains printed matter related to waterborne transportation and the development of the New Jersey and New York waterfronts. The bulk of the material consists of reports and brochures published by agencies such as the New York City Department of Ports and Terminals, the Port Authority of NY & NJ, the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, and the New York City Department of City Planning.
Arrangement
Materials in this series are arranged chronologically.
Roots in the Earth, 1943, inclusive
The Lower Hudson, 1966 December, inclusive
The Year of the Whale, 1969, inclusive
The Waterfront: Supplement to Plan For New York City, 1971, inclusive
The New York City Waterfront: A Comprehensive Planning Workshop, 1974, inclusive
The New York City Waterfront: A Multimedia Interdisciplinary Discovery Approach (3 Folders), 1974, inclusive
Crossing the Sound: A Study of Improved Ferry Service on Long Island Sound, 1975, inclusive
Liberty Park, circa 1976, inclusive
Ship Souvenir Programs, circa 1976, inclusive
Reviving the Urban Waterfront, circa 1977, inclusive
The Second Wave and Other Tales, circa 1977-1978, inclusive
Oxygen Depletion and Associated Benthic Mortalities in New York Bight, 1976, 1979 December, inclusive
Issues and Options in Regional Water Supply, 1979, inclusive
Please Go Near the Water: A Marine Field Trip Manual, 1980, inclusive
On the Waterfront and Other Tales of New York Industry, 1980, inclusive
Waterfront Revitalization: New York City Waterfront Revitalization Program (2 Folders), 1982, inclusive
What's Happening on the Waterfront, 1983, inclusive
Legal Foundations of Environmental Planning, 1983, inclusive
Brooklyn Reports, circa 1983-1984, inclusive
Neptune's Revenge: The Ocean of Tomorrow, 1984, inclusive
From Holystones to Gantry Cranes: A Brief History of the Seamen's Church Institute of New York and New Jersey, circa 1984-1985, inclusive
Saving Water from the Ground Up, 1985, inclusive
New Jersey: The Maritime State, circa 1985, inclusive
America's Coasts: Progress and Promise, circa 1985, inclusive
Neighborhood: The Journal for City Preservation, 1985, inclusive
River City (report), 1985, inclusive
New York City's Waterfront: A Plan for Development, 1986, inclusive
Wastes in Marine Environments, 1987 April, inclusive
Grand Slam Victory for Conservation! CEE Scores Major Successes on 4 Fronts, 1987 September, inclusive
America's Wetlands: Our Vital Link Between Land and Water, 1988 February, inclusive
The Future of New York City's Waterfront, 1989, inclusive
The Greenhouse Effect: How It Can Change Our Lives, 1989 January/February, inclusive
The Wasted Ocean, 1989, inclusive
A Vision for the Hudson River Waterfront Park, 1990, inclusive
Records of New Jersey Birds, 1991, inclusive
Plans for the Waterfront (3 Folders), 1993, inclusive
Scope and Contents
This file contains plans for the Queens, Bronx, and Manhattan waterfronts published by the New York City Department of City Planning.