What should happen to the old railroad right-of-way between Harrison St & Treat St? We want to generate support to transform the old railroad right-of-way that runs from the southwest corner of 22nd and Harrison to the middle of the block of Treat Ave. bounded by 22nd and 23rd St. into a green corridor. Next Door: Parque Niños Unidos Located across Treat Avenue from the Greenway, a former building materials supply place was developed as Parque Niños Unidos and opened in 2003 with a community clubhouse, grass lawn, playground, and community garden. Next Door: 2600 Harrison Residential Development The Western Plywood building, which is an east-abutting property of the Greenway, was recently demolished and the site is now under construction. The proposed building features “19 mostly two-bedroom units” and a rooftop garden. Renderings of the proposed development. Next Door: 953 Treat Ave. The historic cottage which is not considered historic (even though it was built in 1887) will be torn down and replaced with two new four‐story, 40‐foot tall, residential buildings with three dwelling units each for a total of six dwelling units on the project site. Here is what it looks like now: And here are drawings for the new buildings: