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Open Space & PathwaysThere is a dearth of public open space of any quality in the Central Waterfront, though some new open space is proposed as part of redevelopment slated for the Port's Pier 70 opportunity site. The opportunity for new open space is limited in the area. Therefore, the plan proposes three strategies to bolster this system:

  • Link existing open spaces by developing a system of pathways and pedestrian connections.
  • Improve existing open space as much as possible.
  • Expand and connect open space along the shoreline as opportunities arise.

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