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A target, per the source: if approved, "work would begin in 2030 and be completed by 2044"; as of now the plan "has not yet received final approval."
Gothamist's own title reports the Army Corps proposing 12 storm-surge gates for a $52 billion NY-NJ harbor barrier plan, consistent with the pin's own account that work would run 2030-2044, matching the pin's stored 2044 target date, though the page itself could not be verified directly.
Crain's New York Business similarly reports the same $52 billion Army Corps floodgate plan, published February 2026, corroborating Gothamist's[2] account and the pin's stored 2044 completion estimate, though the page itself could not be verified directly.
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