Redesign Condor Street for safer conditions with expanded public realm

"Condor Street illustrates typical but challenging conditions to resolve for transition zones along Neighborhood Residential areas: residential and industrial uses, minimal public realm, high speeds, frequent truck use, and poor visibility. Condor Street recommendations from prior neighborhood planning efforts remain unresolved, including recommendation for consistent streetscape improvements as part of a “Waterfront Way.” Extending Nay Street could help divert truck traffic, which is discussed further in the Condor Street and the Lower Chelsea Creek Waterfront recommendations of the Waterfront chapter." (Source: "PLAN: East Boston," pg 43)