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RPA opposed Robert Moses' proposal to build a bridge from Manhattan's Battery Park to Brooklyn, favoring the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel that was eventually built. In 1949, New York Life Insurance Company completed Fresh Meadows, a residential development in Queens that embodied many of RPA's neighborhood unit principles-mixed-level residences, nearby schools and shopping, open spaces and pedestrian connections. | |
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