Pier A is scheduled to open to the public in the summer or early fall of 2013.
Divers recently found even more rotten wood at the landmarked Pier A in Battery Park City.
Pier A is so riddled with rot that it won't open until at least the middle of 2013, officials said.
The BPCA will put a new severance policy into effect within 10 days.
DeShay Crabb, 35, recognized the thief from surveillance footage.
Workers have removed most of the windows at Pier A, a landmarked 125-year-old building.
Five food trucks will park on North End Avenue for lunch seven days a week starting soon.
Leticia Remauro, former vice president at the BPCA, attended a community meeting Dec. 6, 2011.
The $55 million facility at 212 N. End Ave. will open in February 2012, rather than January.
The new artificial-turf fields are made from sustainable materials.