New York City has introduced a comprehensive plan to expand its greenway network, covering 506 miles and including over 100 proposed or ongoing capital projects. This initiative is mandated by Local Law 115 of 2022, serving as the city's first extensive greenway plan in over 30 years. The plan aims to create a cohesive greenway system, making the city more equitable and connected, especially for underserved communities. Collaboration between the Department of Transportation, the Department of Parks and Recreation, and the New York City Economic Development Corporation has driven this plan forward, enhancing access to recreational spaces and cleaner transportation options.
New York City's comprehensive plan to expand its greenways network includes over 100 proposed or underway capital projects, enhancing access to parks and waterfront.
Transforming the city's patchwork of greenways into a unified network aims to provide equitable access to open spaces, particularly for underserved communities.
This plan marks the first significant update in over 30 years, integrating the efforts of various city agencies to create connected and sustainable transportation options.
Greenways will feature playgrounds, bike racks, and pedestrian islands, contributing to improved recreational space and cleaner transportation methods throughout the city.
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