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Residents urge reopening visitor center at 20 Broadway, cite parking problems in Rondout public comments
Summary
Two speakers during public comment asked the council to reopen the visitor center at 20 Broadway, called city‑owned and in disrepair, and raised parking concerns for the Rondout waterfront district; speakers referenced a 2023 $21.7 million waterfront revitalization grant.
During the public speaking portion of the City of Kingston Common Council’s March 4 meeting, residents urged the council to reopen a visitors center at 20 Broadway and raised parking concerns for the Rondout waterfront district.
Sharon Boyd told the council the city received a $21,700,000 grant in June 2023 for revitalization of the Kingston Waterfront District and said the Rondout has not yet seen many benefits. Boyd said 20 Broadway is a city‑owned property "approximately…
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