Make Your Voices Heard: Public Visioning Session For The Harlem River Waterfront

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SoBro has just announced a visioning session to gather community input on what residents want to see on our waterfront along the Special Harlem River Waterfront.  The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, May 5th at Mott Haven Bar and Grill from 6:30PM – 8:30PM so mark your calendars and get ready to make your voices heard.

As you know, we’ve been covering the Special Harlem River Waterfront District, which stretches for 1.4 miles from 149th Street down south to Lincoln Avenue, quite extensively. Over $100 million has been spent on just 3 parcels and a building alone in just a 6 month time frame in this area which is receiving a lot of speculative purchasers’ attention.

With all the development that is being announced for the area, including the potential 6, 25 story market rate towers at the foot of the Third Avenue Bridge, this is a chance to bring the community together to discuss what our needs, as residents who have lived here a long time or a lifetime.

Let’s see if our voices will truly be heard.

SHRE

Dinner and childcare will be provided and a community update and a review of all plans as to date will be updated.

To RSVP, contact mgomez@sobro.org

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