West Brighton Brownfield Opportunity Area (BOA)
The NYC Department of City Planning (DCP) is partnering with the West Brighton Local Development Corporation (WBLDC) to work with the community and stakeholders through the summer of 2014 to craft a strategic plan for the West Brighton area with the goals of improving public access to waterfront and upland open space, supporting new and existing maritime industrial uses, expanding retail and community services and providing a safe, multi modal transportation network along Richmond Terrace. The planning process will consist of evaluating existing conditions -- such as land use, zoning, transportation, infrastructure, socioeconomics, market conditions and retail trends -- and result in a proposed zoning and infrastructure framework to support these long-term goals for Staten Island’s North Shore.

Port Richmond Brownfield Opportunity Area (BOA)
Following up on the North Shore 2030 Report recommendations, DCP partnered with Northfield Community LDC to work with the community and stakeholders through the summer of 2013 to craft a strategic plan for the Port Richmond area with the goals of supporting new retail services and jobs, strengthening the working waterfront, and providing needed amenities including open space and waterfront access. The planning process will consist of an analysis of existing conditions that aims to identify a zoning framework and infrastructure needs will support the long-term goals for Staten Island’s North Shore.

Working West Shore 2030
The result of a two-year collaborative effort between City and State agencies, community members and business leaders, Working West Shore 2030 lays the framework for future investment and land use decisions on the West Shore of Staten Island. The final report identifies strategies that will help create jobs, upgrade infrastructure, preserve open space and manage growth over the next twenty years.

Fresh Kills Park
Information on the master planning process led by the Department of City Planning to turn the now-closed Fresh Kills Landfill on Staten Island into a world class park.  The resulting Draft Master Plan will guide the site's implementation by the Department of Parks & Recreation over the next thirty years.