"The Central Waterfront is a place of transitioning from the urban core of downtown to the tranquil shores of the Northeastern Muskegon Lake

Proposed enhancement of Terrace Point and Viridian Drive will aid in the evolution of the existing lake front businesses, while mixed-use infill and new housing have the ability to bridge the gaps along the corridor. Through the creation of safe crossings along Shoreline Drive, proposed trails from the popular Smith Ryerson Park through the Green Acres Park will help to connect the nearby neighborhoods to the multi-use trail, Fisherman's Landing and North to Richard's Park. Through the linking of these key public green spaces, the Central Waterfront District can provide a more accessible route for locals to experience the waterfront.

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Fisherman's Landing was founded on a reclaimed foundry sand site in 1968 as a single city launch ramp - and now boasts some of the best fishing on the lake." page 43

In illustration above, project's highest priority is "Greenways." The blue dots on Fisherman's Landing indicates "Connect" with improved crosswalks, trail connections, new kayak launches, water taxi connections and water-based activity sites. (NOT TO BE SOLD TO MART DOCK FOR FREIGHTER OPERATIONS) THIS GREENWAYS WAS FOR LOCALS RECREATION.