BFJ Planning updated the Village of Croton-on-Hudson’s Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP). The LWRP provided a future land use plan and established policies for the Village’s two coastal areas, the Hudson River and the Croton River. Together, the rivers constitute approximately 71,280 feet of shoreline, which are host to a variety of Village and County owned parks. Other significant waterfront uses include the Metro-North Railroad Station, the Half Moon Bay condominium/marina as well as single family residential neighborhoods oriented towards the water. BFJ worked with the Village to identify measures to maintain and upgrade their extensive park network, improve waterfront access, preserve natural habitats, and guide future development that is harmonious with the goals established by the community. BFJ also prepared the Village’s 2003 Comprehensive Plan, which helped insure that Village-wide policies were consistent with the objectives proposed in the LWRP document adopted in 1992.