NYC DOT - NYC Plaza Program
NYC DOT works with selected organizations to create neighborhood plazas throughout the City to transform underused streets into vibrant, social public spaces. The NYC Plaza Program is a key part of the City's effort to ensure that all New Yorkers live within a 10-minute walk of quality open space. Eligible organizations can propose new plaza sites for their neighborhoods through a competitive application process. NYC DOT prioritizes sites that are in neighborhoods that lack open space, and partners with community groups that commit to operate, maintain, and manage these spaces so they are vibrant pedestrian plazas. The NYC Plaza Program is open to all organizations in any area of the City. Applicants must be: If your site is selected, NYC DOT will fund the design and construction of the plaza. With community input through public visioning workshops, NYC DOT assists partners in developing a conceptual design appropriate to the neighborhood. A professional team of designers then uses the
NYC DOT - Pedestrian Plazas --> --> Pedestrian plazas are reclaimed streets transformed into vibrant, social public spaces for all to enjoy. Plazas enhance safety, walkability, and access to public transit while supporting community, commerce, and culture. NYC DOT partners with community organizations to create plazas and prioritizes neighborhoods that lack open space, amongst other criteria. Plaza partners operate and manage these spaces and are eligible for support through the Public Space Equity Program . Plazas may include amenities such as chairs, tables, umbrellas, greenery, public art,
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