Directs the Department of Environmental Conservation to study Jamaica Bay's ecological restoration needs and imposes a five-year moratorium on.
The bill mandates the Department of Environmental Conservation to conduct a comprehensive study on the ecological restoration needs of Jamaica Bay. This study will cover various aspects, including the bathymetry of target areas, populations of fin fish species, geotechnical conditions of pit bottoms, heat absorption during summer months, and any policy recommendations. The department must issue a report on these findings to the governor, the temporary president of the senate, and the speaker of the assembly by March 30, 2030, and publish it on their website.
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