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Board Proceeds with NY Forward Projects, Seeks Route 28 Speed Limit Decrease

By ERIC SANTOMAURO-STENZELCOOPERSTOWN

At the November 17 Village of Cooperstown Board of Trustees meeting, officials focused on several parking and traffic issues.

The board voted to express its intention to sign a project proposal from the company Passero under the NY Forward grant for $220,800.00. The project includes pedestrian and ADA enhancements in downtown Cooperstown.

Passero’s project proposal included improving access and circulation on Fowler Way, building sidewalks on Grove Street, a pedestrian redesign on Hoffman Lane, and improving pedestrian conditions on Pioneer Alley with pavers.

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