••• “Repairs to the crumbling Pier 40 at Hudson River Park will cost more than $104 million and take nearly 10 years to carry out, according to estimates in an engineering report completed in March and reviewed by Crain’s.”

••• “Harvey Weinstein accused of groping Italian woman, 22, in his office at Tribeca Film Center” on Greenwich Street. She says his opening line was something like, “Are those real?” —Daily News

••• “The Automated Postal Facility at 88 Greenwich Street, which has been Battery Park City’s lone mail center since 2007, will be shutting down on April 17.” —Broadsheet

••• “After struggling to hash out details on Gov. Cuomo’s top priorities—education and ethics—and putting off other issues, New York’s elected officials easily came to an agreement on yachts. The first $230,000 of all boat sales would still be fully taxed, but no sales tax would be collected on any purchase above that amount. The deal also applies to private plane sales.” What’s good for Andrew Farkas is good for New York, right? —New York Post

••• A play was put on in a vacant 40 Worth storefront. —Tribeca Trib