Greenway

A group of urban designers proposed a line connecting The Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn.

The Parks Department is propsing creating a new bike-only path in Riverside Park in exchange.

CB13 sent a letter to the DOT asking the agency to conduct a feasibility study of the project.

Greenway advocates will gather at the Long Island Motor Parkway this Sunday.

The 1-mile path for pedestrians and cyclists stretches south from Dyckman Street.

The lanes are part of the Queens East River and North Shore Greenway.

Fort Washington Park will be revamped and restored as part of the city's $40 million plan.  

The city took a major step Wednesday toward closing the gaping hole in the East River's greenway that has cut residents off from the waterfront between East 38th and 60th streets.

Department of Transportation officials plan to unveil a new proposal to improve pedestrian and cycling safety at the 181st Street Greenway entrance on Riverside Drive.

East Side pols are hosting public forums in August and Septmber to get input on negotiations giving the UN a park in exchange for other parkland and waterfront access.

The Department of Transportation said it would work with Community Board 12 to implement safety changes to the area.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he envisions the waterfront as the city's "sixth borough."

Proponents and opponents of bike lanes in Upper Manhattan are invited to share their views at a CB12 meeting Monday.

After receiving a plan to add bike lanes in Washington Heights and Inwood, Board 12 asked for more community input.

A walk through Swindler Cove Park, one of Manhattan's best kept secret gardens in the middle of Inwood.