Community Benefits – new v1
- Port Washington School District Board of Education
- Port Washington Education Foundation
- Port Washington Water District
- Port Washington Police Department
- Port Washington Fire Department
- Port Washington Chamber of Commerce
- Port Washington Business Improvement District
- Port Washington Water Pollution Control District
- Port Washington School District Board of Education
- Port Washington Education Foundation
- Port Washington Water District
- Port Washington Police Department
- Port Washington Fire Department
- Port Washington Chamber of Commerce
- Port Washington Business Improvement District
- Port Washington Water Pollution Control District
- Port Washington School District Board of Education
- Port Washington Education Foundation
- Port Washington Water District
- Port Washington Police Department
- Port Washington Fire Department
- Port Washington Chamber of Commerce
- Port Washington Business Improvement District
- Port Washington Water Pollution Control District
- Port Washington School District Board of Education
- Port Washington Education Foundation
- Port Washington Water District
- Port Washington Police Department
- Port Washington Fire Department
- Port Washington Chamber of Commerce
- Port Washington Business Improvement District
- Port Washington Water Pollution Control District
School Impact
With the Port Washington School District Board of Education’s input, SLC will hire a consultant to evaluate the expected number of students the project will yield. From there, SLC plans to enter into a Community Benefit Agreement to offset any potential financial burden that may be generated by the addition of new residents. With $1M in up-front funding support and $13M in tax dollars directly to the school system, SLC will be providing tremendous support for the community’s youth. That’s a whole lot of books!
Traffic Impact
SLC retained Hauppauge-based VHB Engineering, Surveying, Landscape Architecture and Geology, P.C. (VHB) to conduct an initial traffic engineering study, which was completed in October 2020. The Preliminary Traffic Assessment is available here. A renowned traffic engineering firm with decades of traffic engineering experience on Long Island, VHB will conduct the in-depth traffic analysis as well.
Additionally, as part of the 145 West Shore Road project, SLC will implement shuttle service to and from the Port Washington LIRR train station and downtown. This will help reduce the impact on traffic and parking.