The Scajaquada Corridor Coalition focuses on the enhancement, restoration, and improvement of the Scajaquada area.
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ALT Governor Kathy Hochul today announced a major step forward in the transformative Kensington Expressway Project in the City of Buffalo. The State Department of Transportation is launching its formal engagement process and will host two public scoping sessions for the project on Thursday, June 30, 2022 at the Buffalo Museum of Science. The scoping sessions - from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. - will provide community members with an opportunity to learn about the various options being considered for the project and provide feedback to the Department of Transportation officials. The input received at these sessions and other public involvement opportunities to be held during the environmental review will help inform the decision-making process for the Project.
ALT Map for Region Central scenario "Full Expressway Removal."
ALT Map for Region Central scenario "At-Grade Roadway."
ALT Map for Region Central scenario "Partial Expressway Removal."
ALT Map for Region Central scenario "Status Quo+." Sorry for the limited alt texts. I didn't want to editorialize, and there are more maps through the link.
ALT SCC Vision Graphic. Bird's eye view facing north/northeast, from above the Black Rock Canal, looking toward Tonawanda and Amherst Streets at the restored historic Black Rock Harbor and the mouth of Scajaquada Creek. The waterfront campus of Buffalo State College is in the distance.
ALT SCC Vision graphic: Facing east, along the former Scajaquada Expressway in the vicinity of Wegmans on Amherst Street, overlooking Scajaquada Creek near the finger dam, and viewing Buffalo State College as a revitalized waterfront campus.
ALT SCC Vision Graphic: Bird's eye view facing north/northeast, from above the Black Rock Canal, looking toward Tonawanda and Amherst Streets at the restored historic Black Rock Harbor and the mouth of Scajaquada Creek. The waterfront campus of Buffalo State College is in the distance.
ALT PUBLIC MEETING ON THE FUTURE OF THE NY-198 CORRIDOR This Wednesday, 4 May 2022 5:00-7:00 PM Buffalo State College Alumni and Visitor Center, Costello Room 633 Grant Street The Greater Buffalo Niagara Regional Transportation Council (GBNRTC) will present four scenarios for the future of the NY-198 Expressway and Mobility in the Scajaquada corridor. If you live, work, study, or play near the NY-198, this meeting is for you. Parking lot G-21 on Letchworth Street No. 3 bus stop by Rockwell and Grant Photograph of Alumni Center Map of local streets indicating relative location of bus stop, parking lot, and alumni center, southwest of Buffalo State College campus at Rockwell and Grant.
