Out with the old, in with the new.
Community Board 2’s parks and land use committees enthusiastically received the city Parks Department’s plan to replace the beloved but deteriorating Tony Dapolito Recreation Center with a new facility across the street.
“Essentially relocating Tony Dapolito recreation functions to 388 Hudson Street in this brand new recreation center would be the most efficient way to bring a modernized high-quality and well-programmed recreation center to the community,” said Parks spokesperson Joselyn Moser. “We are looking at a number of years in this process, but quite frankly thinking that this is an efficient way to move forward with this project,” said Amy Pivak, a senior HPD staffer.
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