NEW YORK CITY-With the cleanup of the World Trade Center site progressing far ahead of schedule, the New York Bond Market Association met last week to discuss Downtown financing and redevelopment concerns.

Panel members warned against leaning too heavily on the recently formed Lower Manhattan Redevelopment Corp. Giving the city/state partnership too free a rein in the Downtown redevelopment process would ultimately backfire, stifling private sector growth and conflicting with Midtown interests, the group claimed. “We cannot invest this area with incentives surpassing Midtown to the point of assuming a position where we impose our vision upon New York City as a whole,” said Steve Malanga, senior fellow with the Manhattan Institute. “We must ensure the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. does not become a small government.”

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