Comprehensive Development & Rezoning plan
Released in September 2005, the Coney Island Strategic Plan serves as a guide for further development in Coney Island and was integral to the City’s new Comprehensive Development and Rezoning Plan for Coney Island, released in November 2007.
Maintain Coney Island’s
character and culture by protecting amusement area in perpetuity
- Preserve 50 acres of contiguous parkland that connects the Parachute Jump to the Asser Levy Park for generations of residents and visitors
- Create an open, accessible and year-round amusement district that brings together new and legendary attractions by partnering with world-class developers to build the largest urban amusement park in the country
- Create space for private development of hotels, restaurants, theaters and other year-round entertainment options
Re-develop Coney Island in an integrated plan to strengthen the surrounding neighborhood
- Create new housing, retail and exciting public open space that will bring the critical mass necessary to sustain and strengthen the neighborhood in the long-term
- Improve transit and streetscape to connect communities to the amusements, beach and boardwalk
- Re-imagine and improve the boardwalk and restore icons such as the B&B Carousell and Steeplechase Plaza
Foster economic activity that creates jobs and opportunities for local residents
- Create new housing and retail services that will provide job and housing opportunities
- Provide job training and placement services to local residents
Get more information
For more detailed information, please explore CIDC Press Releases or visit the Department of City Planning’s webpage: Coney Island Comprehensive Rezoning Plan.
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