The Fourth Plan and Queensway
In our Fourth Regional Plan, RPA calls for expanding and improving public space in the urban core. And it is clear that many neighborhoods..
How Local Planning And Investment Can Ensure Fair Access To The Internet
On December 14th the The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will vote on a proposal that would end net neutrality, to the objections ..
Will The MTA Get It Right With The L Train Shutdown?
The upcoming L Train shutdown could be a major opportunity for the MTA and Department of Transportation to demonstrate a new approach to p..
RPA Supports PATH Extension Plan
Source: Port Authority – PATH Extension Scoping Document
The Port Authority has finally begun moving forward with PATH extension plann..
164 Organizations Across Tri-State Region Pledge To Promote Equity
Today, RPA is excited to announce that over 160 organizations across our region have signed-on to a pledge to advocate for equity over the..
Ending 24/7 Service on the Subway and Other Wild Ideas
RPA’s plans have a history of sparking, ahem, robust dialogue as we introduce new ideas into the mix. The point of these plans is to take ..
The Fourth Plan Matters For Our Region. Just Look at the Last Three.
For nearly a century, Regional Plan Association has played an instrumental role in the planning and development of the New York metropolit..
Planning for Thriving Communities in Connecticut
Last month, RPA, in collaboration with the Partnership for Strong Communities (PSC) and Make the Road Connecticut, kicked off the inaugura..
Yes, We Still Need to Talk About TOD
Nearly 25 years after Peter Calthorpe coined the phrase “transit-oriented development,” many of the tri-state area’s suburbs are still fal..
EVENT: The Release of The Fourth Regional Plan
In less than 30 days, RPA will release its Fourth Regional Plan, a long-range vision for the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut metropol..