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Although the park is not yet open to the public, it is on track to be New York City's largest when complete. The return of the landfill to nature, including the extensive capping and constant environmental monitoring, are an enormous undertaking for the city's Parks Department.
Check out Staten Island Advance's full article for more pictures of the complete transformation.
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