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Pier 42 Park Plans Unveiled | The Lo-Down : News from the Lower East Side

One of two master plans for a new park at Pier 42. Last night, members of Community Board 3 and local residents got their first look at master plan proposals for a large new park in the works at Pier 42.  Two options outlined by Signe Nielsen of Mathews Nielsen, an architectural firm hired by the city, would transform the eight acre parcel into a multi-use expanse featuring grassy lounging areas, recreational sports facilities, a mini-eco-park and kids’ play areas. The city intends to build the new green space in phases.  The Lower Manhattan Development Corp. has provided $16 million in funding out of $60 million the entire project is expected to cost.  Last night, Nielsen emphasized that the dock and pilings on which a large abandoned shed sits is in “very poor condition” and will need to be completely rebuilt.  She described two proposals one in which the entire deck is reconstructed and another in which it’s only partially rebuilt.

Pier 42 is Opened For Partial Public Use; Summer Art Projects Unveiled | The Lo-Down : News from the Lower East Side

Anne Frederick of Hester Street Collaborative was one of several speakers at a community day May 4, 2013 at Pier 42. It will be years before the dream of building a large new park at Pier 42, near Gouverneur Street, is realized.  But this past weekend, community activists, non-profit organizations and local politicians took an important symbolic step toward claiming the parcel along the East River for public use.  A community day was held Saturday on Pier 42, the kickoff to a summer-long effort to engage residents in the future of the pier. A year-and-a-half ago, the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. allocated $16 million for the first phase of the project.  A design firm, Mathews Nielsen, will present preliminary master plans to Community Board 3 later this week, following a series of community vision sessions during the past several months.  On Saturday, Sen. Squadron, who helped secure the funding along with U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer, and representatives from non-profit organi

Pier 42 Community Day To be Held Saturday | The Lo-Down : News from the Lower East Side

This coming weekend, local organizations are inviting Lower East Side residents to a section of Pier 42, just north of Montgomery Street, for a community day. As you may have heard, the Parks Department is moving ahead with plans to turn the old pier into a green space, an extension of East River Park.  This summer there will be a series of art, educational and design installations at the pier, beginning with the event on Saturday. Visitors will be able to build model depicting their visions for the space, meet the artists who will be involved in the installations, learn about river ecology and tour the pier. The community day is hosted by the LES waterfront Alliance, including CAAAV: Organizing Asian Communities, Good Old Lower East Side, Hester Street Collaborative, Lower East Side Ecology Center, 267/275 Cherry Street Tenants Association, Two Bridges Neighborhood Council and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council and State Sen. Daniel Squadron.

City Updates Pier 42 Park Plan, Seeks More Community Feedback | The Lo-Down : News from the Lower East Side

As you may know, the city is slowly moving toward building a new park at Pier 42, the unsightly area just below newly refurbished East River Park. This week, the Parks Department conducted a “listening session” on the Lower East Side to hear what residents and open space advocacy groups would like to see happen […]

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