On Wednesday, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a new project to restore public spaces in the framework of the NY Parks 2020 with a total cost of $ 900 million. State Park Jones Beach, a historical beach in the area South of Nassau, will be the next object, where the authorities will put things in order, not sparing to this good purpose, USD 8.8 million.
Currently, the beach is often used as an outdoor area for performances than «a destination for tourists from all over the world,» but Governor Cuomo’s plans to correct this injustice. On the allocated funds (just for the restoration of this area is planned to spend $ 65 million), the Governor seeks to transform the Park, adding new trails, restoring bus route Freeport-Jones Beach, and carrying out an overall upgrade of the location. In the previous renovation was restored diner’s Marine Dining Room, located on the beach, opened a new Playground and installed new signs to attract tourists.
This autumn it is planned to construct at a cost of $ 18 million, to recover the Jones Beach Boardwalk Café. Since 2004, this place was empty, and so it was demolished. Updated cafe will restore the symmetry of the main shopping center and Jones Beach will be another place where you can satisfy your hunger during a visit to the Park. It is expected that the entire project will be completed by fall 2018.
