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Sunday, April 8, 1990 DAILY NEWS Real Estate 000.000.0000 (MODI) Got Two large private gifts highlighted the funding, philanthropist Enid A. Haupt gave $1 million for the lighting; and $300,000 for the garden came from the Swig and Weiler-Aronow Families of San Francisco and New York. Among the local businesses involved are The Republic National Bank, New York Telephone, Silverstein Properties, Home Box Office, WR Grace and the Sumimoto Trust Banking Co. Tishman' Construction Corp. is doing the general construction management La Strada General Contracting, a family business, is in charge of site work and sons when that is viable, depended on funding, according to Biederman.

He added that lighting and security also would be better, and that there would be a lot more activity from the restaurants and from other events, that would keep it open naturally, but that the funding was still key. And, when again and again, you hear the cry for public rest rooms, the New Bryant Park promises, "to make available a clean, safe, well-lit rest room. Among the less mundane endeavors will be the restoration of the monument of Bryant, famed publisher in the last century of the New York Evening Post He also was an orator and poet during the Civil War era, denouncing slavery and championing workers' rights. Other famous monuments that will have face lifts include William Earl Dodge, founder of Phelps Dodge Co. (copper and metals); poet John Wolfgang von Goethe, and the large, stark Josephine Shaw Lowell Memorial Fountain.

Lowell was noted for her philanthropic work and was founder of the Charity Organization Society of New York in 1881 and from 1886-89 was the commissioner of the State Board of Charities of New York. Ironically, no one has yet adopted the funding of the restoration of the fountain, according to sources for the corporation. The city, on March 1, 1988, turned over the operation of the park to the Bryant Park Restoration Corp. for a term of 15 years. HannaOlin the landscape design firm, has put together a plan for four new entrances at sidewalk level, thus increasing eye-contact and an invitation to enter the park.

Ivy beds will be replaced, the great central lawn will be visible from the street, as will a garden that will include Japanese anemones, geraniums and lambs ears. The. garden design is by Lynden B. Miller, director of the conservatory garden in Central Park and the New York Botanical Park. FROM PRECEDING PAGE ration would have a supplemental force as well.

The police would be from Midtown South. "The number we will have to complement the city policemen will be five or so per shift, Biederman said, "If the city can provide a few people, three to four people, you can cover that area with nine people," Two new restaurants, run privately, right at the back of the library, arid behind the head piece of the park, the William Cullen Bryant monument, will make it a place for dining and socializing. Whether the park will be kept open after dusk, in sea ITS' Olympian stands tall in Poconos (1.920 sq. ft. under roof!) This Private.

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There are more than 50 other architecturally-unique designs which families can build exactly as planned or customize in endless ways with LTS. Prices start at $59,900. To make an appointment to see LTS' models call, toll-free, 1-800-942-7450. Or call 717-424-8867. For additional information write to LTS Builders, P.O.

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