FLOATING BILLBOARDS SOON TO GO?
Crain’s reports that the floating billboards, which can be seen puttering up and down the Hudson and East Rivers, might soon be forced out of the water. On Tuesday, Gov. Cuomo signed a bill that “gives local governments the ability to prohibit vessels equipped with billboards from operating or anchoring within 1,500 feet of their shores.”

74 TRINITY PLACE NEARLY COMPLETED
The almost finished glass exterior rises 424-feet. Standing behind Trinity Church, the new 26-story building is expected to be done before the year is out. “Office floors will occupy levels six through 26, with Trinity Church offices on the first three of these stories,” said the New York YIMBY. “Tenants are expected to move in this October.”

PROFILE OF A TRIBECA STAR
A rising star, and Tribeca resident, Aisling Franciosi was the subject of a Vogue profile. The article touches on her career and new movie, The Nightingale. The movie premiered this month and tackles British colonialism in Tanzania.

TICKET SELLERS TO BE KICKED OUT OF BATTERY PARK
The Post reports that street vendors who push tickets to boat rides that circumvent the Statue of Liberty are getting evicted from Battery Park. Some of the sellers protested, but NY Waterway will begin to revoke berthing permits if selling continues. The policy went into effect yesterday.

CORRECTION: The Nightingale is about British colonialism in Tasmania, not Tanzania.