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T F REGIONAL MORRIS CANAL GREENWAY A R The Regional Greenway envisions a 111- mile pedestrian and bicycle path following the canals historic route The Greenway connects 6 counties D About 1/3 of the greenway exists or has


  1. T F REGIONAL MORRIS CANAL GREENWAY A R The Regional Greenway envisions a 111- • mile pedestrian and bicycle path following the canal’s historic route The Greenway connects 6 counties • D About 1/3 of the greenway exists or has • been built When finished the Greenway will • connect to 16,000 acres of parks/open space, 42 rail stations, 185 schools, 12 hospitals and 82 houses of worship

  2. T F A R GREENWAY OBJECTIVES Morris Canal in Jersey City D Renew connection between the community • and its history Provide safe and convenient access for • residents and visitors to neighborhoods, parks, schools, businesses, attractions, and transit Create a world-class bicycle and pedestrian • destination Greenway Rendering : Canal Crossing

  3. T F MORRIS CANAL GREENWAY A IN JERSEY CITY The Jersey City portion stretches 8.5 miles • R The plan calls for a combination of on-road • and off-road segments 50% of the Greenway is either complete or • in-progress D Jersey City was awarded a $3.5 million • grant from the NJ Dept. of Transportation for the first phase of construction. Jersey City Redevelopment Agency was • awarded a $800,000 grant from the EPA to address environmental concerns. The Greenway will connect 20 schools, 26 • parks, 24 houses of worship, 6 neighborhoods and 3 health centers

  4. T F A R GREENWAY SECTIONS Berry Lane Park: Greenway Entrance D 2 sections of the Greenway are complete • Section 9: Berry Lane Park (0.4 Miles) • Section 14: Hudson River Walkway (1.1 Miles) • 5 Sections are In-Progress • Section 3: Country Village (1 Mile) • Section 4: Mercer Park (0.2 Miles) • Section 5: Southern End (1.3 Miles) • Section 10: Whitlock Cordage (0.4 Miles) • Section 11: Carbon St (0.3 Miles) • Hudson River Walkway: Paulus Hook

  5. T F A R PROJECT FUNDING D Project is funded by 2 grants received by the City and the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency: Transportation Alternatives Grant • (TAP) from the NJDOT and NJTPA Environmental Remediation Grant • from the EPA

  6. T F A R SEGMENT 3 – COUNTRY VILLAGE SECTION McGovern Park: Greenway Entrance D 4,000 foot long section consisting of an off- street trail from the Society Hill jughandle at Route 440 to McGovern Park and then an on- street segment on Custer Avenue from McGovern Park to JFK Boulevard. Trail location along Sullivan Drive

  7. T F TRAIL ALIGNMENT A R D

  8. T F LOOKING NORTH FROM MINA DRIVE A R D

  9. T F TRAIL ALIGNMENT A R D

  10. T F CUSTER AVE- LOOKING EAST TO JFK BLVD A R D

  11. T Trail Rendering F • WILL ADD A CROSS SECTION OF TRAIL A HERE. R TRAIL FEATURES D 10 foot wide paved trail. • Landscaping including trees, shrubs and new • lawn area. Amenities including benches and trash • receptacles. Lighting and security cameras. • Stormwater facilities. • Wayfinding signage and historical markers. • Environmental cleanup of existing historic fill • consisting of a engineered cap. Existing Stairs at McGovern Park

  12. T F SECTION 4: MERCER PARK A R D

  13. T F • Overall Map A R MORRIS CANAL GREENWAY D

  14. T F A R SEGMENT 5 MERCER PARK TO CAVEN POINT ROAD D Mercer Park | Merritt Street | Garfield Avenue | Gates Avenue | Princeton Avenue | Linden Avenue

  15. T F MERRITT STREET @ AVENUE C A R D

  16. T F A R MERRITT STREET D SEGMENT 5: EXISTING CONDITIONS Merritt Street @ Avenue C

  17. T F A R SEGMENT 5: OPTION 1 MERRIT STREET @ AVENUE C D 1.14 miles of protected bike lanes - 8,438 sq. ft. of pedestrian - enhancements (curb extensions, landscaping with green infrastructure, SEGMENT 5: OPTION 1 new lighting, additional crosswalks Merritt Street @ Avenue C 1.14 miles of protected bike lanes • 8,258 sq. ft. of pedestrian enhancements (curb • extensions, landscaping with green infrastructure, new lighting, additional crosswalks)

  18. T F A R D SEGMENT 5: OPTION 2 Merritt Street @ Avenue C .43 miles of protected bike lanes • .71 miles of shared use lane markings • 15,568 sq. ft. of pedestrian enhancements • (curb extensions, landscaping with green infrastructure new lighting additional crosswalks)

  19. T F PRINCETON STREET BETWEEN BROWN PL./ A WINFIELD AVE. R D

  20. T F SEGMENT 5: EXISTING CONDITIONS Princeton Street Between Brown Pl. / Winfield Ave. A R D

  21. T F SEGMENT 5: OPTION 1 Princeton Street Between Brown Pl. / Winfield Ave. A R D

  22. T F SEGMENT 5: OPTION 2 Princeton Street Between Brown Pl. / Winfield Ave. A R D

  23. T F A R SEGMENT 10, 11 COMMUNIPAW AVENUE TO PACIFIC AVENUE D Whitlock Cordage | Maple Street | Van Horne Street | Carbon Street | Pacific Avenue

  24. T F CARBON STREET BETWEEN VAN HORNE ST. + A HALLADAY ST. R D

  25. T F SEGMENT 11: EXISTING CONDITIONS A R D

  26. T F SEGMENT 11: OPTION 1 A R D 0.67 miles of protected bike lanes • 12,361 sq. ft. of pedestrian enhancements • (curb extensions, landscaping with green infrastructure, new lighting, additional crosswalks)

  27. T F SEGMENT 11: OPTION 2 A R D 0.42 miles of shared use lane markings • .25 miles of protected bike lane • 12,548 sq. ft. of pedestrian enhancements (curb • extensions, landscaping with green infrastructure, new lighting, additional crosswalks)

  28. T F A R PROJECT TIMELINE D Survey completed – Winter 2020 Design & Permitting - Ongoing Complete design – Fall 2020 Bid project & award construction contract – winter 2020/2021 Start of construction – Spring 2021

  29. T F SEGMENT 5: PARKING IMPACTS OPTION 1 VS. OPTION 2 A R D Option 1: 121spaces (54% reduction) Option 2: 208 space (22% reduction) Existing: 264 Spaces

  30. T F SEGMENT10,11: PARKING IMPACTS Option 1 vs. Option 2 A R D Existing: 72 Spaces Option 2: 56 spaces (23% reduction) Option 1: 34 spaces (52% reduction)

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