Safe and Accessible Flatbush and Foxhall

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The Safe and Accessible Flatbush and Foxhall Avenues project aims to add and improve pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure to connect the Colonial Gardens Apartments and residential streets in Midtown to surrounding business districts.

The project will enhance create a sustainable and attractive streetscape in the heart of the City. It will enable residents from all socioeconomic backgrounds to live and work within walkable distances that are safe to navigate. And it will help spur revitalization of a significant commercial corridor.

The streets to be addressed currently have intermittent sidewalks and railroad crossings that are hazardous for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. Approximately two miles of sidewalks will be built, and painted crosswalks with ADA-compliant curb ramps will be installed.

The City will work with CSX at the two railroad crossings situated on the route to improve safety for all users.


Accommodations for bicycles will also be added along both avenues, connecting to other infrastructure projects, including the Empire State Trail and the Kingston Greenline, which is a network of trails, complete streets, and linear parks that winds throughout the City.

In 2020, the City hired Engineering Consultants GPI to undertake the design of this project. They've worked closely with the City on a robust public outreach process, including direct mailers, in order to hear from a large cross section of users in this area.

Designs were presented at our virtual public meeting on Thursday, March 4, 2021 — if you weren't able to join us then, a copy of the powerpoint presentation can be found to the left. And recordings in both English and Spanish can be viewed on our YouTube channel:

Public Meeting in Spanish

Public Meeting in English

PLEASE WEIGH IN: In our interactive "Tools" section below, you'll find several ways in which you can offer your own ideas and comments. Just click on the tabs — Design Alternatives, Places, Survey and Discussion Forum.

The Safe & Accessible Flatbush & Foxhall Project is funded in part by the Climate Smart Community Grant Program, Title 15 of the Environmental Protection Fund through the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. It is also made possible with funding from the New York State Department of Transportation.




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The Safe and Accessible Flatbush and Foxhall Avenues project aims to add and improve pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure to connect the Colonial Gardens Apartments and residential streets in Midtown to surrounding business districts.

The project will enhance create a sustainable and attractive streetscape in the heart of the City. It will enable residents from all socioeconomic backgrounds to live and work within walkable distances that are safe to navigate. And it will help spur revitalization of a significant commercial corridor.

The streets to be addressed currently have intermittent sidewalks and railroad crossings that are hazardous for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. Approximately two miles of sidewalks will be built, and painted crosswalks with ADA-compliant curb ramps will be installed.

The City will work with CSX at the two railroad crossings situated on the route to improve safety for all users.


Accommodations for bicycles will also be added along both avenues, connecting to other infrastructure projects, including the Empire State Trail and the Kingston Greenline, which is a network of trails, complete streets, and linear parks that winds throughout the City.

In 2020, the City hired Engineering Consultants GPI to undertake the design of this project. They've worked closely with the City on a robust public outreach process, including direct mailers, in order to hear from a large cross section of users in this area.

Designs were presented at our virtual public meeting on Thursday, March 4, 2021 — if you weren't able to join us then, a copy of the powerpoint presentation can be found to the left. And recordings in both English and Spanish can be viewed on our YouTube channel:

Public Meeting in Spanish

Public Meeting in English

PLEASE WEIGH IN: In our interactive "Tools" section below, you'll find several ways in which you can offer your own ideas and comments. Just click on the tabs — Design Alternatives, Places, Survey and Discussion Forum.

The Safe & Accessible Flatbush & Foxhall Project is funded in part by the Climate Smart Community Grant Program, Title 15 of the Environmental Protection Fund through the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. It is also made possible with funding from the New York State Department of Transportation.




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If you are on the home page, please use the “Go to Map” button below to access the Map Feedback Tool for the Safe and Accessible Foxhall and Flatbush Avenues project area.

We are seeking your feedback to guide our design process using this tool. You can leave your input by dropping a pin within the project area of features or improvements you would like to see or bring attention to:

1. Walking Destination

2. Biking Destination

3. Safety Concerns (Conflicts with bikes, cars, pedestrians; frequent near-miss; unsafe crossing locations; poor sight distance)

4. Parking Needed for Vehicles

5. Amenities Needed (benches, trash cans, trees/plantings)

6. Traffic Calming (ex. raised crosswalks, raised intersections, bumpouts)

7. Midblock Pedestrian Crossing

Once you are in the mapping tool, please click on the plus sign in the upper left-hand corner to drop a pin.

Page last updated: 19 Sep 2024, 03:40 PM