by Aaron Simon 
The routine flooding of the India Street entrance to the NYC Ferry is finally receiving attention from city officials, but the lack of sewage and drainage infrastructure underneath the street may take years to fully construct, NBC 4 reports.
NBC 4 paid a visit to India Street to speak with Greenpoint ferry commuters on Thursday…
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It also probably doesn’t help when construction sites dump concrete into city drains (Huron & West?), no matter how watered-down it may be.