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Officials from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority are defending the Fulton Transit Center development project in Lower Manhattan, saying aspects of the project are under way but behind schedule by at least a year. Testifying in front of the City Council’s transportation committee yesterday, the MTA’s capital construction president, Veronique Hakim, said the underground portion of the project, which will connect 11 subway lines just east of the World Trade Center, is proceeding but would be delayed by at least 12 to 18 months. The first phase of the project was originally scheduled to be completed by the early part of 2009.
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|Officials from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority are defending the Fulton Transit Center development project in Lower Manhattan, saying aspects of the project are under way but behind schedule by at least a year. Testifying in front of the City Council’s transportation committee yesterday, the MTA’s capital construction president, Veronique Hakim, said the underground portion of the project, which will connect 11 subway lines just east of the World Trade Center, is proceeding but would be delayed by at least 12 to 18 months. The first phase of the project was originally scheduled to be completed by the early part of 2009.
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