The article announces the upcoming 'Public Space Awards' party organized by Open Plans, set for May 1, honoring those enhancing the city’s public spaces. Christine Berthet, a key advocate for pedestrians, will receive a lifetime achievement award. It also addresses the ongoing dangers of car-related fatalities, highlighting a recent tragic incident involving an e-bike rider. Furthermore, it mentions improved Access-a-Ride services and critiques the Adams administration's late release of urban design guidelines aimed at improving city livability.
...the event honors the people behind our city's defining public spaces, those citywide stewards, school street stalwarts, and local lions who make the city better every day.
We certainly join the Daily News in mourning the loss of Luis Cruz...we'd be remiss if we didn't point out the scores of people killed by car drivers who don't get the same tabloid hearts and flowers.
Access-a-Ride trips through the congestion relief zone are faster, too!
Forgive us for saying 'too little, too late,' but at least the Adams administration has finally released a report, 'Building a Family-Friendly City: Design Guidelines for a Safer, More Livable Public Realm.'
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