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North Williamsburg Study

The Study aims to relieve congestion, expand travel choices and enhance safety for all travelers by various modes.

CB1 Meeting 4-10-18

This presentation is a study overview, summary of recommendations and implementation proposals for three street direction changes. Presented to the Bk Community Board 1 on April 10, 2018.

Bk CB1 Presentation10.62 MB

Existing Conditions Analysis

This presentation was given to the public on 3/30/2017 at the Swinging 60s Senior Center. It contains details from the existing conditions analysis on the subjects of demographics, land use, traffic, pedestrians, bikes, trucks, transit and safety as well as a summary of community feedback and potential improvement locations.

Existing Conditions Analysis8.83 MB

Kickoff Presentation

This document was presented on 5/12/16 and 5/16/16 to the public. It includes the study goals and objectives, study area, timeline and subjects of analysis.

Study Scope of Work6.24 MB

2019 SIP Presentation to CB1 Transportation Committee

This presentation was given 4/4/19 to Community Board 1 Transportation Committee and details three projects from the study at the following locations:

* Flushing Avenue @ Varick St
* Broadway @ Boerum St
* Flushing Ave between Humboldt St and Bushwick Ave

2019 SIP Presentation to CB1 Transportation Committee 3.15 MB

Study Recommendations - 6-7-18

This presentation includes the study goals and process, a summary of the existing conditions findings and the full study recommendations presented at P.S. 84 (250 Berry St) on 6/7/18.

CB1Pres-6-7-18finalv3.pdf22.99 MB

CB1 Transportation Board Presentation - 5/31/18

This document was presented on 5/31/18 to the CB1 Transportation Committee. It further describes the street conversions of Eckford St and North Henry and is a continued discussion of the Full Board presentation from April 10, 2018

CB1 Transportation Board Presentation - 5/31/187.42 MB

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