Stadium & Riverwalk | Tidewater Landing | Pawtucket

Centreville Bank Stadium officially opened this past Saturday, May 3rd. An overflow crowd of 10,700 came out to see RIFC hold the Western Conference leading San Antonio FC to a scoreless draw. A flyover of helicopters started off the festivities under beautiful sunny skies. The weather turned with just minutes left in the game when a short rain downpour passed over. The rains came to an end in stoppage time with a rainbow appearing over the site. Parking was not as bad as many had feared. RIPTA provided free bus shuttles from the nearby satellite lots and many fans walked in a parade procession led by the fan drum corps (which the franchise hopes becomes a game tradition).


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Further to improved access to the stadium, this older article concerns the awarding of a contract for the design of a pedestrian bridge over the Seekonk River at Tidewater Landing. This bridge will eventually be part of the Blackstone River Bikeway that will one day link India Point Park and the East Bay Bike Path in Providence to Worcester.


Pawtucket awards $1.4M contract for riverwalk, pedestrian bridge tied to soccer stadium​

By: Nancy Lavin - August 2, 2024​

 


72 total units. A total of 28 units would be affordable at 60 percent AMI, 15 units at 30 percent AMI, 14 units at 80 percent AMI, 13 units at 70 percent AMI, at two units at 50 percent AMI.

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Good! It's still wild to me that their most optimistic estimate for a construction start date is next December.
 


This basically confirms that the pedestrian bridge over the river is still planned and it will be a part of the Blackstone River Bikeway
 
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The Heritage Alliance of Pawtucket reports that the new residential complex on the east side of the river will be linked to the Festival Pier Park to its south with a path along the river. It further provides some info on the planned pedestrian bridge just below Division Street which will connect this development to the stadium on the West bank. It will be comprised of three prefabricated sections some 30 ft over the water. It is expected that this will eventually some day be a part of the Blackstone River Bikeway.
 
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