Croton NY Forward Final Project List
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Agenda item: Review of the Village's NY Forward Projects for Submission
Document, 1 page. Attached to agenda item: “Review of the Village's NY Forward Projects for Submission”
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Croton-on-Hudson - NY Forward Round 3
1.
Pedestrian & Bicycle Bridge Connectivity Improvements
(Estimated) $350,000 NY Forward
Wayfinding to direct residents to and from the Hudson River and the Upper Village using the
Bridge and Brook Street Corridor. Green-scaping and public art to improve Bridge aesthetics
and enhance awareness of the community’s maritime and railroad heritage.
2.
Croton Thrive Small Business Fund
$600,000 NY Forward (75% Grant / 25% Owner)
Building and façade improvements, historic preservation, and furniture, fixtures, and
equipment for new and expanding small retail, food, and entertainment businesses.
3.
Vassallo Park Community Enhancements
(Estimated) $750,000 NY Forward
Capital improvements to promote more park use, arts performances and installations, and
enhance the central community gathering and events space.
4.
Croton Climbs Fitness & Pedestrian Mobility Project
(Estimated) $2,500,000 NY Forward
Wider sidewalks or bump-outs, benches and resting nodes near the actual brook, dedicated
and striped on-street parking for residents, pedestrian beacon signal on North Riverside at
Brook Street, rehabilitate stone staircase and create patron parking at the Municipal Building
and improved pedestrian crosswalks and connections from the Muni Building to Upper Village.
5.
Brook Street Infill Housing Development
(Estimated) $1,500,000 NY Forward / Developer / $300,000 Village (ESD)*
Acquisition and development of a resident and visitor parking lot on the smaller lot across
Brook Street (pending Pro-Housing Grant from Empire State Development*), clearance and
site infrastructure to prepare the Village surplus property as shovel ready, and potential
developer incentives to construct mixed-income housing and waterfront-related retail once
the additional parking is created across the street.
6.
Walking Upper Village Safety Project
(Estimated) $850,000 NY Forward
Provide more room for sidewalk dining (bump-outs), maintain slow traffic movement, and
provide shorter pedestrian crosswalks, protect dummy light from vehicle damage with curbing
and appropriate curbing and landscaping.
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