2 days ago · Back in July, we reported that the future of the Pike Plan canopies was up in the air as local officials explored the idea of removing them. Kingston Mayor Steven Noble and Kingston Common Council President Andrea Shaut proposed a $1.2 million project that would focus on removing the canopies attached to over 40 buildings in the historic uptown ...

1 day ago · Much of the discussion around demolishing the Pike Plan has occurred behind closed doors since the Common Council called off a vote on demolishing the canopies in August 2024. Pledges by Noble to ...

2 days ago · The council approved a measure 6-2 to borrow $1.2 million to begin removing the Pike Plan canopies in front of buildings on Wall and North Front Streets. Kingston Mayor Steve Noble says demolition ...

2 days ago · KINGSTON, N.Y. — The Pike Plan could be demolished as soon as April after the Common Council voted 6-2 Tuesday night to remove the canopies on Wall and North Front streets Uptown even while ...

3 days ago · KINGSTON, N.Y. — The Common Council is set to vote Tuesday on demolishing the Pike Plan canopies on Wall and North Front streets, even as the project faces ongoing litigation from Neil Bender ...

Sep 27, 2024 · The Pike Plan is a colonnaded canopy built between 1973-1976, which is affixed to 44 designated historic structures within the Kingston Stockade Local, State, and National Historic District.

The Pike Plan is a beloved staple and revered icon in historic Kingston Uptown. The Pike Plan canopy and streetscape were designed and built between 1969 and 1976 in Kingston’s historic Uptown commercial center along Wall and North Front Streets.

Apr 11, 2024 · Under an arrangement called the Pike Plan, the canopies designed by Woodstock architect John Pike began to blend in the mind’s eye with the original facades. To some, they became part of what the Stockade District had always looked like.

Apr 2, 2024 · KINGSTON, NY – Mayor Steven T. Noble and Council President Andrea Shaut have proposed a plan to remove the City-owned sidewalk canopies along portions of Wall St. and North Front St. in Uptown Kingston, known as the Pike Plan, to the Common Council.

Aug 6, 2024 · The fate of a resolution before the common council on August 6, authorizing a $1.2-million bond to tear down two blocks of canopies and columns along portions of Wall and North Front streets in the city appears to be in question.