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Jul 2010

Building a Better Freeport

The Master Plan for the North Main Street Corridor and Station Area of the Village of Freeport, NY

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The purpose of this Master Plan is to define a clear vision and policy direction for the future of the Village of Freeport’s North Main Street Corridor and LIRR station area. Throughout the Visioning process, the goal was to work closely with the community to develop a Master Plan for the Village of Freeport’s North Main Street Corridor and station area that results in a ​“Better Freeport” for all residents and visitors.

The notion of ​“Building a Better Freeport” was the slogan for the Visioning initiative, and has carried over into the preparation of this Master Plan. It is recommended that the Village adopt this Master Plan and pursue the available funding sources (as detailed in Chapter 3) to implement the Plan’s recommendations.

Research Areas

Housing & Neighborhood Planning

Location

New York

Topics

Transit-Oriented Development

Acknowledgements

Authored by

  • Freudenberg Rob

    Robert Freudenberg

    Vice President, Energy & Environment

  • David Kooris

    Former Associate Planner, Regional Design Programs

  • Robert Yaro

    Former President

  • Wright Tom 3 cropped

    Tom Wright

    President & CEO

  • Paolo Ikezoe

    Former Research Associate

  • Jones Chris

    Christopher Jones

    Senior Research Fellow

  • Lane Rob

    Robert Lane

    Senior Fellow for Urban Design

  • Juliette Michaelson

    Former Executive Vice President

  • Zuppan Jeff

    Jeff Zupan

    Senior Fellow, Transportation

Funded By

Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy (NY-04)
Nassau County Community Visioning Initiative
the Village of Freeport
Bethpage Federal Credit Union.

Produced With

Village of Freeport
Nassau County Planning Department
Moule & Polyzoides
Poole Design
Sustainable Long Island
Swift and Associates

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