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General Management Plan/Environmental Impact Statement - Summer 2012 Newsletter


A NEW VISION FOR A GREAT URBAN PARK

Three years ago, Gateway began its journey to develop a General Management Plan (GMP), a blueprint for the park's future. This newsletter describes the progress of the GMP over the last 18 months. Highlighted in this newsletter are three Management Alternatives that lay out different directions for the park. These alternatives define some ideas for preservation of the park's natural areas and historic sites. They offer different kinds of recreational and educational experiences, and explore ways to collaborate with others to make this vision a reality.
 
Comment Period: Closed        Jul 17, 2012 - Oct 5, 2012
Topic Questions Instructions:
Please feel free to comment on any part of the newsletter. Your answers to the topic questions will help us refine the draft management alternatives.
Topic Questions:
1. Which draft management alternative best helps Gateway carry out its purpose?
2. Which draft management alternative do you favor and why?
3. Are there other ideas important to you that are missing from these draft management alternatives?
Document Content:
New Vision for a Great Urban ParkNew Vision for a Great Urban Park   (1019.9 KB, PDF file)
Jamaica Bay OverviewJamaica Bay Overview   (17.0 MB, PDF file)
Sandy Hook OverviewSandy Hook Overview   (4.3 MB, PDF file)
Staten Island OverviewStaten Island Overview   (6.7 MB, PDF file)
Jamaica Bay - Area DescriptionsJamaica Bay - Area Descriptions   (12.9 MB, PDF file)
Sandy Hook - Area DescriptionsSandy Hook - Area Descriptions   (3.0 MB, PDF file)
Staten Island - Area DescriptionsStaten Island - Area Descriptions   (3.1 MB, PDF file)
Full Newsletter - Combined PagesFull Newsletter - Combined Pages   (46.9 MB, PDF file)
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