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Kingston Point Park Infrastructure Improvements Project, which is a part of the Weaving the Waterfront shoreline resiliency and climate adaptation efforts, includes parking lot improvements and the creation of a youth soccer field at Kingston Point Park on Delaware Avenue.
The plan for the project has been divided into two phases. Construction for Phase 1 is complete, and included building a soccer field and parking lot on the north side of Delaware Avenue, near Kingston Point Beach. The new parking lot will serve as a connection point to the Empire State Trail. Phase 1 also included the preparation of a site for a new playground, new landscaping, tree planting, and bioswales for storm water. The playground was installed summer 2022.
As part of the evaluation and design phase of the project, the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) conducted a wetland delineation of the site in 2019. As a result, in Phase 2 of the project, half of the existing parking lot on the south side of Delaware Avenue will be designed and constructed to facilitate an official wetland. The other half of the existing parking lot will be raised to prevent future flooding and will remain in use for parking. The engineering firm has been selected and design will move forward in 2023. Construction will be 2024.
The Kingston Point Park Infrastructure Improvements Project Phase 1 was funded through a grant from the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation. The Department of State awarded a Local Waterfront Revitalization Program grant to the City in December 2021.
Kingston Point Park Infrastructure Improvements Project, which is a part of the Weaving the Waterfront shoreline resiliency and climate adaptation efforts, includes parking lot improvements and the creation of a youth soccer field at Kingston Point Park on Delaware Avenue.
The plan for the project has been divided into two phases. Construction for Phase 1 is complete, and included building a soccer field and parking lot on the north side of Delaware Avenue, near Kingston Point Beach. The new parking lot will serve as a connection point to the Empire State Trail. Phase 1 also included the preparation of a site for a new playground, new landscaping, tree planting, and bioswales for storm water. The playground was installed summer 2022.
As part of the evaluation and design phase of the project, the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) conducted a wetland delineation of the site in 2019. As a result, in Phase 2 of the project, half of the existing parking lot on the south side of Delaware Avenue will be designed and constructed to facilitate an official wetland. The other half of the existing parking lot will be raised to prevent future flooding and will remain in use for parking. The engineering firm has been selected and design will move forward in 2023. Construction will be 2024.
The Kingston Point Park Infrastructure Improvements Project Phase 1 was funded through a grant from the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation. The Department of State awarded a Local Waterfront Revitalization Program grant to the City in December 2021.
