The Central Park Conservancy is resurfacing the park path east of Sheep Meadow, adjacent to the Mall and south of the E. 72nd Street cross drive. The area is a popular space for recreational activities, including roller skating, roller hockey, learning to ride a bike, and more. It is also an area that is heavily used by permitted special events to set up activations and finish line festivals for runs and walks.
Currently, the asphalt surface is in poor condition. It will be resurfaced to provide an improved experience for recreational uses and to withstand the impact of necessary vehicle uses for special events and Park maintenance.
The resurfacing work includes repairing and repaving the asphalt surface, applying a seal coating designed for recreational use, and striping the surface for recreational uses.
Nearby Projects
-
Project
Restoration of the Ramble
Our restoration of the Ramble was designed to renew the scenic character, enhance the habitat value, and improve the visitor experience of the urban woodland landscape at the heart of the Park’s historic design. -
Project
Belvedere Castle Restoration
Our restoration of the Belvedere addressed the overall condition of its structures and terraces, modernized systems that support its preservation and use, and restored lost aspects of the historic design. A future phase of this project will include providing an accessible route to the Belvedere, one of the most heavily visited destinations in the Park. -
Project
Naumburg Bandshell Renovation
Our work on the historic Naumburg Bandshell restored lost architectural features, repaired the concrete and limestone masonry, and will help preserve the integrity of the structure for years to come.
-
Project
King Jagiello Monument Conservation
Our conservation work on the bronze King Jagiello monument focused on making necessary repairs to the statue’s internal mounting system and restoring the statue’s protective coating.
