Gateway National Recreation Area, Jamaica Bay Unit : Jamaica Bay Greenway Missing Links Study.

Spiller, David; Burger, Charlotte; Kay, Michael; John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)

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Gateway National Recreation Area, Jamaica Bay Unit : Jamaica Bay Greenway Missing Links Study.

2010-09-24
By Spiller, David ; Burger, Charlotte ; Kay, Michael

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Spiller, David ; Burger, Charlotte ; Kay, Michael

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John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)
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Bicycle Facilities Bicycle Facility Planning Bicycles Bikeways Gateway National Recreation Area Guide Signs Jamaica Bay Greenway Jamaica Bay Unit National Park Service Non-motorized Infrastructure Nonmotorized Transportation Public Land Recreation Signage And Wayfinding Signs Wayfinding
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DOT-VNTSC-NPS-10-11
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Tech Report
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New York Metropolitan Area
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United States. National Park Service
Abstract:

Based on both a field site reconnaissance and workshop, this study developed a conceptual plan for the location and design of bicyle facilites to complete a "missing link" of the Jamaica Bay through the Rockaway region of Brooklyn and Queens in New York City. Both near-term and long-term interventions were developed. The study focused on non-motorized infrastructure (including signage and wayfinding) to enhance connections for visitors between Jacob Riis Park and the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge - subunits of the Jamaica Bay Unit of the National Park Service Gateway National Recreation Area, as well as connections between these sites and the local subway stations. A sequence of "next steps" has been articulated that the National Park Service could undertake independently, and in partnership with NYC Agencies and public stakeholders.
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F4505-08-7777
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