The New York City Housing Authority development at Coney Island is a FEMA funded project to repair damage caused by Hurricane Sandy and to better protect the developments against future storms. It includes 74 million square feet of new building space and the repair of 10,000 square feet of existing building space. The scope of work for the sites includes: new boilers in new buildings above the flood level; standby generators in new buildings above the flood level to provide buildings with full power in the event of an outage; new electrical equipment in new buildings above the flood level; full roof replacement; flood proofing to protect building against future flooding; restoration of lobby architectural features (walls, floors, doors) and hardware damaged by flooding; site restoration; replacement of underground conduits & new site lighting distribution; CCTV and Layered Access; restoration of the playground surface and play structures damaged by Sandy; replacement of stairwell lighting; renovation of first-floor apartments damaged by Sandy.