City of Cortland to Delay Final Paving of Main Street and Conversion to Two-Way Traffic
City of Cortland Revitalization Project
FINAL PAVING OF MAIN STREET AND CONVERSION TO TWO-WAY TRAFFIC DELAYED. CHECK HERE FOR UPDATES.
As a gateway to both Central New York and the Finger Lakes, the City of Cortland is a magnet for hundreds of thousands of tourists annually. It also serves county residents and SUNY Cortland students as the primary shopping area in the county.
The central business district is at the core of the area designated for the Downtown Revitalization Initiative, consisting primarily of commercial and residential mixed-use attached buildings built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Cortland envisions new space for community activities and additional housing to accommodate an expanding residential and tourism population. The city plans to guide the redevelopment of its downtown through the expansion of the creative economy, building a complete downtown neighborhood, and re-imagining its infrastructure for the 21st century.
We have more and more people living downtown, and we believe it's important that we do everything we can to rebuild it as a great place to live."
Garry VanGorder, BDC Executive Director