Final Plan Document

Objectives

• To provide a plan for making Lansingburgh a livable community in which the “urban village” is safe and humane.
• To provide a basis for decisions and plans to be incorporated into a city-wide comprehensive plan at a later date.

Description

The project inventoried and analyzed the existing Lansingburgh village centered on the 112th Street Corridor (see Study Area Map). The study sought to provide solutions to challenges in transportation systems; open space and recreation; history, heritage and interpretation; and business improvement and economic development. Local residents had several opportunities to participate in the development of the final plan including a series of public workshops and progress review meetings.

Financing

• The  CDTC  funded fifty percent (50%) of the project
• The City Of Troy will funded fifty percent (50%) of the project

Information

Inventory and Analysis Mapping

Opportunities and Constraints
Transportation Inventory
Land Use and Zoning

Workshops and Meetings

The Public Design Workshops were held on May 7th, 13th, 14th, and 20th, 2003. A summary of the discussions is available here: Workshop Summary

The latest version of the Vision Plan is available here.

Meeting Minutes: Advisory Committee Meeting 6-10-03

Click Here for a complete view of the project's schedule.

Plans

Final Plan Document

Demonstration Site Concept Plans
Lansingburg common: 112th Street Park
Opportunities and Constraints map
Powers Park
3rd Avenue: Historic Residential district
Transportation Corridor Map: 2nd Avenue from 117th to 114th
Transportation Corridor Map: 2nd Ave - 112th Street to 5th Ave – 114th
Transportation Corridor Map: 114th Street to Gurley Ave
Riverfront photographs
Riverfront: 109th to 113th Street
Preliminary historic sites map

Questions and comments regarding the Lansingburgh Village Study project may be addressed to:

Planning Department
1 Monument Square
Troy, NY 12180
(518) 270-4618