Lois Weiss reports that WTC developer Larry Silverstein is not throwing in the towel on Towers 2, 3, and 4, but once the new World Trade Center timetable is released, the towers may be delayed again due to infrastructure concerns: "In a January speech, Silverstein said Towers 3 and 4 would be topping out by mid-2010, and Tower 2 by mid-2011 - a timeline that may now change based on when the Port Authority can deliver a vehicle-screening center, utilities and roads." The design changes to Santiago Calatrava's PATH station are expected to speed those things up a bit. [NYP]
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