The Proposed Redesign

Conceptual Plan

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Key Partners Honored as Green Community Activists

Dylan House of The Hester Street Collaborative and Kirsti Bambridge of Partnerships for Parks have been working with us for at least two years now. Both have been key in helping us connect with parks and community groups around the city and in our neighborhood and both have been key in helping us gather community

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NYC Parks’ litter survey

Litter has been a matter of concern for some users of Gulick Park. Looks like NYC Parks & Recreation is starting up a new campaign to remediate the problem throughout the city. Please take the time (about a minute or less) to fill out their survey and you could even get a free tote

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$400,000 from Council Member Chin – Total now: $2.15M

New York City Council Member Margaret Chin has renewed and strengthened her support of the capital renovation of Luther Gulick Park & Playground by allocating an additional $400,000 in this year’s budget. We extend further thanks to Ms. Chin for being a strong supporter of our neighborhood’s green space and play space: the Continue reading $400,000 from Council Member Chin – Total now: $2.15M

More Funding from Borough Pres. Scott Stringer

 

Wonderful news from the office of Borough President Scott Stringer: he’s allocated an additional $250,000 toward the capital renovation of Luther Gulick Park & Playground. We extend further thanks to Mr. Stringer for being an early and continued supporter of our neighborhood’s green space and play space. This will leave a lasting benefit to

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Design Begins!

The scope meeting with NYC Parks & Rec designers and project managers this past Wednesday was a success. We reiterated the results of our visioning process from the last year, conveyed a few new bits of community opinion, and some neighbors came by to share their ideas. Representatives from Senator Squadron’s and Council Member Chin’s

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