RIVER STREET PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Lead Planner. Margaret Irwin, Principal
River Street Planning and Development is a professional planning firm that focuses on consensus and capacity building, comprehensive planning, community and economic development and resilience. River Street will conduct comprehensive public outreach to ensure extensive community feedback is gathered and heard.
RIVER STREET PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Lead Planner. Margaret Irwin, Principal
River Street Planning and Development is a professional planning firm that focuses on consensus and capacity building, comprehensive planning, community and economic development and resilience. River Street will conduct comprehensive public outreach to ensure extensive community feedback is gathered and heard.
upcoming events.
On Saturday, February 13, 2021, nearly 80 participants joined the online community workshop to discuss progress on the Copake Waterfront & Community Revitalization Plan. Participants learned about and provided valuable feedback on the proposed vision, goals and priority and catalyst projects.
Many thanks if you were able to attend the meeting! We encourage you to take the follow up surveys to continue to share your ideas. If you were unable to attend, we invite you to watch the rebroadcast or review the PPT presentation and then provide your input by taking brief surveys on the projects, vision and goals, trails and flooding in Copake. Review project materials below, including the PPT presentation, draft sections of the Plan, the Copake Map Atlas and draft list of priority projects.
Please submit any questions or additional comments to Roberta Roll, PAC Chair, at 518-329-0384 or Roberta.Roll@gmail.com, or feel free to send us a message at copakewaterfonts@gmail.com.
Image by G Johansen from Pixabay
Replanting the Streams of Hudson Valley
Application deadline: AUGUST 1, 2021 for fall planting.
Trees for Tribs offers free native trees and shrubs for qualifying planting projects in the Hudson River estuary watershed. If you own or manage property near a stream in the watershed, program staff may also be able to assist with plant selection, designing a planting plan, and other technical assistance to help your project succeed. Visit NYS DEC Hudson Estuary Trees for Tribs to apply.
recent events.
ONLINE ZOOM COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2021
VOLUNTEER MEETINGS - COPAKE WATERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN
August 10, 2020 & August 20, 2020
Volunteers are needed to help envision and support various waterfront and community revitalization projects. In these upcoming meetings we will brainstorm, discuss and help prioritize projects for the plan. Please join us via Zoom on one or both of the following dates.
Please contact Roberta Roll at 518-329-0384 for more information.
Monday, August 10 at 4 pm. Flood Mitigation & Wildlife
We will discuss flood mitigation and wildlife habitat and the impact on residents and recreation.
Zoom link > https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88201426344?pwd=ZVI0THFURTZsUWZJZVUxdm93TCtTUT09
Meeting ID. 882 0142 6344
Passcode. 067532
Or dial by your location:
+1 929 205 6099 US (New York)
Thursday, August 20 at 4pm. Recreation
We will discuss recreation, including fishing, waterfront access, hiking and bicycling trails - including a spur from the Harlem Valley Rail Trail into the hamlet of Copake - and pocket parks including the library area.
Zoom link > https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85498709953?pwd=L2FYYTNEV0hQQjN1N2pjK0dvRjJPUT09
Meeting ID. 854 9870 9953
Passcode. 280076
Or dial by your location:
+1 929 205 6099 US (New York)
Date. February 22, 2020
Location. Town Hall, 230 Mountain View Road, Copake, NY
