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Throughout the valley, Scenic Hudson is helping residents create a positive vision for their waterfronts as an alternative to projects that heavily benefit developers.
Kingston
City planners are reviewing two projects that could bring 2,500 homes to this small city's waterfront. We and our allies have created an alternative proposal to spur economic progress without fouled water, clogged roads or spiraling taxes. More public hearings are coming.
Newburgh
After review of 19 candidates, Newburgh has selected neighborhood-oriented developer Leyland Alliance to spearhead a redevelopment of the city's abandoned industrial waterfront. Scenic Hudson applauds Newburgh's approach, which will allow public input to shape plans from the beginning of the process.
Sleepy Hollow
At stake is the lower Hudson's largest undeveloped parcel -- site of the 97-acre former GM plant. With residents we're pushing a less congested project. We're promoting a riverside buffer with natural areas for the public and wildlife, as well as a more beautiful and healthier Pocantico River. More public hearings are coming.
Tarrytown
A waterfront asphalt plant that kept people from the river for a century will become a public park through an arrangement by Scenic Hudson, working with the village, county and a developer. By involving residents in planning the park, we ensure that it will benefit the whole community.
Registering as a Scenic Hudson member (www.scenichudson.org) is free and keeps you informed and ready to act. |
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