291 SUTTER AVENUE, Brooklyn, 11212 · Brownsville
A substantial earth work project focused on green infrastructure is underway at 291 Sutter Avenue in Brooklyn's Brownsville neighborhood. The primary goal is to manage stormwater runoff from impervious surfaces, contributing to the reduction of combined sewer overflows into the New York Harbor.
This project, part of NYC's Green Infrastructure Program, was permitted on July 23, 2026, with an estimated cost of $2,161,296. JRCRUZ CORP is the contractor responsible for this significant environmental undertaking.
Brownsville residents should note a major green infrastructure project costing approximately $2,161,296 aimed at improving stormwater management and harbor water quality.
Issued
July 23, 2026
Expires
April 1, 2027
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Filed by JRCRUZ CORP · 8 permits across 5 neighborhoods
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Tracking number, work description, cost, and dates
| Tracking Number | 704138788 |
| Work Permit # | B00703861-I1-EA |
| Job Filing Number | — |
| Work Type | Earth Work |
| Status | Signed-off |
| Job Description | RETROFIT EXISTING IMPERVIOUS SURFACES TO INCLUDE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE (GI) THAT WILL MANAGE STORMWATER RUNOFF FROM TRIBUTARY IMPERVIOUS SURFACES. THE WORK IS PART OF NYC'S GI PROGRAM WITH THE PRIMARY GOAL TO REDUCE COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOWS INTO NY HARBOR. |
| Floor / Unit | Underground |
| Estimated Cost | $2,161,296 |
| Approved | July 20, 2022 |
| Issued |
NEW YORK CITY HOUSING AUTHORITY
DYLAN BAKER-RICE
| July 23, 2026 |
| Expires | April 1, 2027 |
| BBL | — |
| BIN | — |