Coastal Brownfields:

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• Coastal Brownfields
• At the Waters Edge
• Panel Waterfront Revitalization and Marine
  Transportation

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New York State Department of State Division of
Coastal Resources
George E. Pataki Governor Randy A.
Daniels, Secretary of State
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Long Island Sound Coastal Management
ProgramPurpose

• Establishes a blueprint for action.
• Concentrates on special areas.
• Relies on partnerships with communities.

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Long Island Sound Coastal Management Program
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Long Island Sound Coastal Management Program
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Long Island Sound Redevelopment Area Glen Cove
and Hempstead Harbor
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Long Island Sound Coastal Management Program
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Long Island Sound Coastal Management Program
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Long Island Sound Coastal Management
ProgramWaterfront Redevelopment Areas

• Redevelop deteriorated areas and revitalize
  communities.
• Provide new uses and businesses.
• Use existing infrastructure.
• Increase recreational opportunities and
  waterfront access.

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Long Island Sound Maritime Center Glen Cove and
Hempstead Harbor
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Glen Cove WaterfrontAdverse Conditions

• Blight and highly contaminated land
• Abandoned manufacturing structures
• Crumbling waterfront infrastructure
• Hazardous conditions for commercial and
  recreational vessels

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Glen Cove WaterfrontAdverse Conditions
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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Area Sectors
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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Agency Partners

• City of Glen Cove
• - Mayors Office
• - Community Development Agency
• - Harbor Masters Office
• - Planning and Zoning Board
• - Department of Public Works
• - Glen Cove Reclamation Committee
• Nassau County
• - Department of Health
• - Community Development Agency
• - Department of Public Works

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Agency Partners

• State Agencies
• - NYS Department of State
• - NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
• - NYS Department of Health
• - NYS Department of Transportation
• - NYS Office of Parks
• - NYS Empire Development Corporation
• - NYS Environmental Facilities Corporation
• Federal Agencies
• - US Department of Commerce
• - US Army Corps of Engineers
• - US Environmental Protection Agency
• - US Housing and Urban Development

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Interagency Workshops

• Address several important issues.
• Coordinate government agency participation.
• Enlist technical and financial assistance.
• Identify next steps and responsible entity.

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Catalyst and Blueprint for
Action

• Area-wide planning approach to brownfields
• Thorough analysis of existing conditions
• Economic analysis to justify future land use
• Land use and zoning recommendations
• Infrastructure improvements
• Transportation improvements
• Environmental improvements

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Accomplishments

• Achieve short-term accomplishments necessary to
  build public support and confidence for the plan.
• Work toward achieving long-term goals while
  achieving short-term successes.

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Way Finding Signs
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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Garvies Point Boat Launch
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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Garvies Point Boat Launch
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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Tall Ships Festival
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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Mill Pond Restoration
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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Mill Pond Restoration
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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Captains Cove
Pedestrian/Bike Path
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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization ProgramPrivate Sector Investment

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization ProgramPrivate Sector Investment
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• City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
  Revitalization Program Interim Use of a
  Brownfield Site
• Temporary Ferry Terminal

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City of Glen CoveLocal Waterfront Revitalization
ProgramInterim Use of a Brownfield Site Ferry
Loading Dock
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City of Glen CoveLocal Waterfront Revitalization
ProgramMajor Accomplishments

• - Acquired Captains Cove and Li Tungsten.
• - Completed remediation and clean-up of Captains
  Cove and have entered into an agreement with Glen
  Isle developers to develop the site.
• - Dredged the Federal Navigation Channel.
• - Secured 1.2 million to design permanent ferry
  terminal.

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Redevelopment Agreement
Signed for Captains Cove - Sector 2
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City of Glen CoveLocal Waterfront Revitalization
ProgramMajor Accomplishments

• - Acquired Captains Cove and Li Tungsten.
• - Completed remediation and clean-up of Captains
  Cove and have entered into an agreement with Glen
  Isle developers to develop the site.
• - Dredged one third of the Federal Navigation
  Channel.
• - Secured 1.2 million to design permanent ferry
  terminal.

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program Federal Navigation
Channel
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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization ProgramState Funding Secured

• Master Plan - 147,000 - Department of State
• Boat Ramp Pump-out - 98,000 - Departments of
  State, Environmental Conservation
• Mill Pond - 770,000 - Departments of
  Transportation, State, Environmental Conservation
• Bike Path (Phases 1 2) - 4.5 million -
  Departments of Transportation and State
• Dredging (testing of sediment) - 500,000 -
  Department of Environmental Conservation
• Bulkhead - 500,000 - Department of
  Environmental Conservation
• Ferry Terminal - 1.2 million - Department of
  Transportation
• Captains Cove Remediation - 3.9 million -
  Department of Environmental Conservation
• Sewage Treatment Plant - 3.8 million -
  Department of Environmental Conservation
• Road Improvements - 7.7 million - Department
  of Transportation

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization ProgramFederal Funding Secured

• Master Plan and Workshops - 135,000 - US
  Department of Commerce
• Land Acquisition - 6 million loan - US Housing
  and Urban Development
• Dredging - 1 million - US Army Corps of
  Engineers
• Brownfields Remediation - 2.75 million - US
  Environmental Protection Agency
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  and US Housing and Urban
  Development
• Wetlands - 10,000 - US Environmental
  Protection Agency

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program

• Coastal America Partnership Award
• Partners to Revitalize Glen Coves
  Waterfront
• Brownfields Showcase Community by the US EPA

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Regional Context

• - Provides the broad picture
• - Identify and establish clear priorities
• - Concentrate limited resources

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City of Glen Cove Local Waterfront
Revitalization Program

• Having a clear vision for future use
• An action oriented implementation strategy
• Implementing short term projects to build
  confidence and support
• Establishing partnerships and leveraging
  resources
• Involving and engaging the public
• Local leadership as the plans primary sponsor

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Brownfields

• - Inventory, describe and establish priorities
• - Define future/intended land uses
• - Remedial actions based on intended use