DOT seeks public input for Harlem River Greenway project
A year of research has been underway and now the DOT wants to hear from the community through a series of workshops starting.
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yesterdayWorkshops are getting underway to seek public input for a major project along The Harlem River in the Bronx.
The Harlem River Greenway plan will stretch seven miles along The Bronx side of the Harlem River from Randall's Island to Van Cortlandt Park.
The New York City Department of Transportation is spearheading this project in tandem with the Department of Parks and Recreation, the New York City Economic Development Corporation and the Department of Environmental Protection.
A year of research has been underway and now the DOT wants to hear from the community through a series of workshops starting.
