The city is moving ahead with a plan to bring thousands of mixed-income homes, new retail, and boardwalk and street improvements to Coney Island.

Adams’s new plan for the onetime summer tourist hotspot includes 1,500 new homes, a renovation of the Riegelmann Boardwalk, a $42 million renovation of the Abe Stark Sports Center and improvements to the neighborhood’s streets and sewers, according to the Thursday announcement.

Coney Island is set to undergo a sweeping transformation under new city plans to bring 1,500 mixed-income homes to the People’s Playground, alongside

An 80,000-square-foot site located on Surf Avenue between West 21st and West 22nd Streets will eventually get 500 mixed-income homes.