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‘Government Malpractice’: Marine Terminal Redevelopment Gets Approval Despite Massive Transportation Concerns
['Kevin Duggan', 'Nolan Hicks', 'Gersh Kuntzman', 'Sophia Lebowitz', 'Dave Colon']
Streetsblog New York City
"The plan completely disregards the BQE and the surrounding context," Council Member Alexa Avilés (D–Red Hook) told Streetsblog.
EDC hopes to have a GPP approval in late 2026, and construction is set to roll out in phases until 2038.
A "neighborhood busway" could come to Columbia Street.
The EDC pitched the overhaul as creating two districts with a "pedestrian-forward" design, including wider sidewalks, streets that prioritize people on foot or bike, and bus-only paths on bottlenecks like Columbia Street.
A new greenway, truck route, and pedestrian-focused areas are part of EDC's plan for the Brooklyn Marine Terminal.
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