The project team, led by DOT and Parks, presented the outcomes of the study at the Community Board 3 Transportation, Public Safety, Sanitation & Environment Committee on February 13 at the Dale Jones Burch Neighborhood Center at Henry Street Settlement. The meeting provided an overview of the study process and shared improvement concepts that were developed through the study to enhance the FDR Drive corridor, with the opportunity for committee members and other participants to ask questions and provide feedback. The presentation from the meeting is saved in the documents section of this webpage.
Manhattan Community Board 3 Transportation Committee Presentation
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