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Toll Bros. to complete waterfront access

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A 400-foot-long pier located on the East River at North Fifth Street will be given to New York City Department of Parks & Recreation for public use once developer Toll Brothers completes it, which is expected later this month. Under a 2005 rezoning of the Williamsburg waterfront, Toll Brothers must finish this project — which it will help maintain with annual payments — before it can receive permanent documentation for Northside Piers, the residential high-rises The Company Is Building On Kent Avenue. Previous delays to the waterfront access project leaves some skeptical that it won’t be finished in October.