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Garvies Point Master Plan
Smart Growth Development
• Open space for public use – 27+ acres
• Residences – 1,110 LEED Certified Residential units
• 569 condominiums
• 541 rental apartments
• Commercial / Retail – 75,000 sq. ft.
• Parking – 2,381 spaces – Over 450 spaces designated for general public
• Marina Capacity – 3 Separate Marinas – 120 slips total
• Smart Growth is a planning strategy that creates dynamic, sustainable central
districts — areas where cities can develop their economic and cultural assets,
while protecting the environment and supporting existing local economic
activity. Characteristics of Smart Growth Development include:
New Public Amenities for Glen Cove Residents and Area Visitors
• 1.1 miles of waterfront esplanade
• 5.4 miles of walkways and connecting trails to
Garvies Point Preserve and Pratt Park
• Bike Path
• Dog Park
• Children’s Playgrounds
• Ecology Pier
• Amphitheater
• Public restrooms
• Boat Launch
• Kayak & Stand-Up Paddleboard Launches
• Beach & Boardwalk with prime Sunset views
• Recreational parks and great lawn space
• Waterfront moveable & fixed seating
• Restaurant & Café with outdoor seating
• Access to Glen Cove’s Ferry Terminal and future
commuter ferry service to New York City
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• Environmental restoration and preservation
• Open space for culture and recreation
• Walkable communities with attractive views
• Economic sustainability
• Diverse transit options
• Range of housing opportunities
• Mixed-use development
Economic Benefits
• Total Investment in the City of Glen Cove – Approx. $1 billion
• Economist-projected economic benefit to the City of
Glen Cove of $50 million per year
• Job Creation - Over 1,000 construction and permanent jobs
Environmental Benefits
• Public and private investment of over $120 million and almost
20 years of remedial cleanup in order to obtain all necessary environmental
approvals from over 20 Federal, State, County and City agencies
• 50,000 sq. ft. of Tidal and inter-coastal wetland restoration and creation
• Installation of state-of-the art stormwater collection and treatment systems
which recycle stormwater for irrigation
• LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a program that
provides third-party verification of green buildings. LEED-certified buildings
are designed to:
• Conserve energy and water resulting in lower utility bills for occupants
• Lower operating costs
• Provide a healthier and safer environment for occupants