Mayor gives latest update on Saw Mill Daylighting Project

Progress was made today for the Saw Mill River Daylighting Project in Downtown Yonkers. The Daylighting Project, a partnership funded through city and state money, has become synonymous with renewed

News 12 Staff

Apr 22, 2015, 8:56 PM

Updated 3,304 days ago

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Mayor gives latest update on Saw Mill Daylighting Project
Progress was made today for the Saw Mill River Daylighting Project in Downtown Yonkers.
The Daylighting Project, a partnership funded through city and state money, has become synonymous with renewed interest in Yonkers redevelopment and showcasing the once buried Saw Mill, a tributary of the Hudson River.
Mayor Mike Spano shared the latest update on the project, which includes a one-acre park in an area of the city known as Chicken Island.
"We want to continue daylighting the river because it seems to attract art and business, especially high-tech business. So we want to make that available," he said.
 


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