CEQR Projects

16DEP052X

Commerce Avenue Pumping Station Implementation of Resiliency Measures

Following Hurricane Sandy, the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) determined that the Commerce Avenue Pumping Station (PS) requires flood protection measures to withstand the risk of flood damage from extreme storm surge events and continued sea level rise. DEP is proposing to elevate electrical equipment to increase this facility's resiliency.

Bronx

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/11535-16DEP052X

13DOT002K

ITS System along the Jackie Robinson Parkway

NYCDOT is proposing to install an Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) along the Jackie Robinson Parkway using a wireless communication which would enable the agency to establish a network system providing information from CCTV, VMSs, and sensors covering a 5-mile portion of the parkway in Brooklyn and Queens. The installation process for both the traffic surveillance cameras and the video detection equipment will replicate the successful deployment the NYCDOT currently uses to monitor traffic conditions on the Grand Central Parkway in the vicinity of the RFK (Triboro) Bridge.

Brooklyn

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9001-13DOT002K

13BSA053K

964 Dean Street

Application proposes conversion of an existing factory building constructed circa 1908 to Use Group 2 residential use. The M1-1 district does not permit new residential and a variance is requested to allow 13 new residential units within the existing building.

Brooklyn

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9237-13BSA053K

11TLC047Q

My Street C & L S I

Relocation of My Street Car & Limo Service Inc. to 149-17A Union Turnpike, Queens, N.Y. 11367; the off-street parking location is to be at 154-11 Horace Harding Expressway Service Road North, Queens, N.Y. 11367.

Queens

Taxi and Limousine Commission

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/7940-11TLC047Q

13DCP058R

Willis Avenue Restoration

The applicant, Willis Avenue Development LLC, is seeking a Certification pursuant to ZR Section 119-40 concerning restoration within the Special Hillside Preservation District. The proposed action would facilitate a proposal by the applicant to reduce building area to conform with zoning requirements; decrease the total number of dwelling units; increase on site parking to comply with Lower Density Growth Management parking requirements; and restore pre-development land contour and vegetation.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9267-13DCP058R

13BSA042M

301 West 125th Street

Special permit (§73-36) to allow a physical culture establishment (Blink) within proposed commercial building. C4-4D zoning district.

Manhattan

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9225-13BSA042M

12HPD020X

1694, 1702 Davidson Avenue

The HPD is seeking Urban Development Action Area Project (UDAAP) designation for the above referenced properties and intends to fund rehabilitation activities.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/8260-12HPD020X

18BSA138K

7 Bevy Court

Special Permit (§64-92) to waive bulk regulations for the replacement of homes damaged/destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, on properties which are registered in the NYC Build it Back Program. R4 zoning district.

Brooklyn

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13764-18BSA138K

16HPD086M

Franklin Plaza

The City of New York - Department of Housing Preservation & Development (HPD) intends to fund moderate rehabilitation activities associated with the referenced properties. The activities would be funded through HPDs Multifamily Housing Rehabilitation Program (MHRP). The requested funding would ensure the continued affordability of numerous dwelling units within fourteen buildings and would further HPD's goals of preserving safe, affordable housing throughout New York City.

Manhattan

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/11871-16HPD086M

16DCP104R

14 Canton Avenue

The Applicant, Arthur Palino, is requesting a a CPC Certification pursuant to Z.R. Section 107-121 ('Public Schools'). The requested Certification would facilitate a proposal by the Applicant to develop a Single-Family residence on an approved lot (Block 6272, Lot 19).

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/11911-16DCP104R

13DCP086M

321-325 West 35th Street

The applicant, Landmark Realty, LLC, is seeking a Certification pursuant to ZR Section 93-31, concerning the District Improvement Fund Bonus. The proposed action would facilitate a proposal by the applicant to construct a commercial development with 63,471.60 square feet of zoning floor area. The proposed certification would allow the permitted floor area to be increased by 10,578.60 square feet, from 52,893 square feet to 63,471.60 square feet.

Manhattan

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9339-13DCP086M

14HPD075X

Ogden

The project involves the transfer of ownership and funding of immediate capital work on a project with 41 dwelling units. The project will be in HPD's Year 15 Program.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/10422-14HPD075X

15HPD082K

PACC/ABCCD Resyndication - 29 and 35 Brevoort Place and 226 Lefferts Place

HPD, through its low-income Housing Tax Credit Program, is proposing to extend the existing debt and is seeking approval of a tax exemption pursuant to Section 577 of the Private Housing Fiannce Law (PHFL) of the State of New Y ork for the properties located at 29 and 35 Breevoort Place and 226 Lefferts Place in the Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn. The proposed actions will preserve 18 affodable units in these 2 buildings.

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/11307-15HPD082K

12DEP036U

Lowes Corner Bridge Post Hurricane Irene Emergency Repair

Project Background: Lowes Corner Bridge is located at a northwestern corner of the Rondout Reservoir and carries Route 55A over the Rondout Creek. The Rondout Creek experienced heavy flows into the reservoir during the storm, which subsequently caused slope failures at both of the embankments adjacent to the bridges southern abutment. The original, dry heavy rip-rap scour protection failed and was washed away, exposing the bottom of the wingwall footing on both the east and west faces. Upon inspection, pavement marking and bridge joint marking were painted on to monitor bridge movement at which time the Engineer recommended the bridge be load posted to 14 tons and the speed limit reduced from 45 MPH to 35 MPH until the footing could be investigated further. During the initial inspection, inspection of the bridge abutment footing was not able to be completed due to the high water level . Scope of Work Description: The proposed work involves permanent repair of the approach roadway embankment slope protection, installation of a cofferdam, new permanent scour protection (riprap) along the eroded bank and wingwall footings and abutment footing.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/8197-12DEP036U

14DCP185R

430 Ocean Terrace

The applicant, Frank Pesce, is seeking a certification pursuant to ZR Section 105-41 that no authorization or special permit is required for a development, enlargement, or site alteration in a Special Natural Area District. The proposed action would facilitate a proposal by the applicant to construct a second story addition to a one-story, single family house.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/10524-14DCP185R

20DME004K

69 Adams Street

In 2017, The Economic Development Corporation (EDC), acting on behalf of the City, issued a Request for Proposal (RFP) seeking a purchaser for unused development rights associated with the Citys property to generate jobs pursuant to the goals of the New York Works Plan. Rabsky was designated pursuant to the RFP and plans to utilize the purchased development rights in a building to be developed in accordance with the existing zoning. More specifically, the proposed project involves the disposition of City-owned development rights to the Rabsky Group, to develop a mixed-use building consisting of approximately 155,905 ZSF of residential use and approximately 99,712 ZSF of commercial use on its property (Block 52, Lot 4) (Site) (Proposed Project). To facilitate the Proposed Project, the Rabsky Group is seeking the Citys discretionary approval to dispose of approximately 98,446 ZSF of commercial development rights, generated by and transferred from the City-owned lots (Block 52, Lots 15 and 17) (the City Land) to the receiving Site. The entirety of the residential floor area in the Proposed Project will be generated from the Rabsky Land and the entirety of the commercial office floor area will be generated from the City Land. The Rabsky Group is also seeking a light and air easement over the City-owned lots along the shared lot line to facilitate the residential portion of the development. The light and air easement will be established at a limiting plane defined by the City. The zoning block is zoned M1-5/R9-1 and sits within the DUMBO Special Mixed-Use District. The current use of the Site is a vacant lot. The proposed build year is 2023. The Proposed Project requires approval of the disposition of City-owned air rights, subject to the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP). The New York City Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) will act as Applicant for the land use application. The New York City Mayors Office of Environmental Coordination on behalf of the Deputy Mayor of Housing and Economic Development is assuming the role of Lead Agency for the Proposed Projects environmental documentation under City Environmental Quality Review (CEQR).

Brooklyn

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/14642-20DME004K

11DOT001X

Fordham Transit Plaza Reconstruction

The Plaza Project will reconfigure the circulation of buses through the Plaza to create a more usable, contiguous public space, implement a block-long bus-only transit mall on 3rd Avenue to maximize transit efficiency, and make geometric and operational modifications to the surrounding streets to significantly alleviate traffic congestion, increase vehicular and pedestrian safety and improve the overall coherence of the project area. The project also seeks to replace the existing Plaza buildings and structures and, in particular, to open up the Fordham Station platform stairs that provide access to and from the Plaza.

Bronx

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/7278-11DOT001X

17BSA076Q

107-17 34th Avenue

Variance (§72-21) to permit the development of a a three-story, three-family residential building on a narrow corner lot contrary to ZR §23-632 (front yard) and ZR §23-462 (a) (required side yards). R5 zoning district.

Queens

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/12669-17BSA076Q

20SBS006M

Manhattan Greenway - Harlem River

The project will extend from 125th Street to Swindlers Cove and will provide bicycle and pedestrian pathways, plantings, bulkhead railings, lighting, and utilities, as well as bulkhead repair and/or reconstruction. This section will connect to the existing East River Esplanade to the south and Harlem River Park to the north. There will also be an approximately seven-acre waterfront park between 125th and 132nd Streets.

Manhattan

Department of Small Business Services

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/14947-20SBS006M

17DCP031R

2600 Hylan Boulevard

The applicant, is seeking an authorization pursuant to ZR Section 36-023 to authorize parking accessory to a commercial development and to reduce the amount of required parking spaces. The proposed action would facilitate a proposal by the applicant to enlarge the existing Hylan Plaza Shopping Center.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/11079-17DCP031R

14CCO004Y

Int. 1170-A

Proposed Int. No. 1170-A constitutes a generic action and would apply City-wide. The law would limit the number of permits for handling putrescible and non-putrescible waste in the four community districts with the most waste-handling capacity: community districts 1 in Brooklyn, 1 and 2 in the Bronx, and 12 in Queens. Permits would be reduced in each district first to 125% of existing throughput starting after one year, and then by 18% below existing throughput starting after the second year. Permits would be reduced at the discretion of the Commissioner of the Department of Sanitation based on a number of listed criteria as they come up for their annual required renewal. The law exempts transfer stations that export by rail or barge, some recyclable material, exempts the 12 busiest days of the year, and takes several measures to account for the cyclical nature of non-putrescible waste. Last, the bill would dis-allow the addition of new permit capacity in districts that already have 5% or more of all of the Citys permitted capacity.

Citywide

NYC Council

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/10041-14CCO004Y

12TLC038K

X Radio Dispatcher Inc.

Establishment of a livery car service with the dispatch office at 1161 Southern Boulevard, Bronx, N.Y. 10459 and the off-street parking to be located at 1038 Freeman Street, Bronx, N.Y. 10459.

Brooklyn

Taxi and Limousine Commission

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/8719-12TLC038K

20DCP142R

SD SS Ionia Avenue B 6919 L 60

The applicant, Block 6919, LLC., is seeking certification of future subdivision resizing (1) zoning lot into (3) zoning lots and school seat certification

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15076-20DCP142R

24HPD014X

SDV 1387 University Avenue

amaritan Daytop Village (SDV) is proposing a new construction SHLP project at 1387 University Avenue in the Bronx that will co-locate a 283-unit supportive housing residence, a 106-unit family shelter, and an 80-bed drug treatment center. From a financing perspective, SDV is pursuing tax-exempt bonds from HDC, HDC subsidy, HPD SHLP subsidy, 4% LIHTC, ESSHI, NYC 15/15 and funds from the NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA). The site is already owned by SDV, and is currently occupied by a Carmelite Monastery that SDV uses to run a residential drug treatment program. The project as currently proposed is as-of-right.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16904-24HPD014X

19DCP048K

50 Pennsylvania Avenue

FRESH certification to facilitate a new grocery store at the ground floor of a mixed-use project with 200 units of affordable housing in East New York, Brooklyn

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13911-19DCP048K

14BSA080M

74 Grand Street

Variance (§72-21) to permit construction of a 12,493 square foot, 5 FAR building containing Use Group 6 retail and Use group 2 residential uses on a vacant lot in an M1-5B zoning district. The applicant, TJD 21 LLC, is seeking a Variance from the Board of Standards and Appeals to waive the use regulations of the sites M1-5B zoning district. Approval ofthe application would allow the redevelopment of a site that has been vacant since the 2009 demolition of the building which previously stood on the site, and would incorporate façade elements of the previous building, which were removed and placed in storage, as required by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Manhattan

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/10123-14BSA080M

14HPD046M

Promenade Apartments

HPD is seeking a tax exemption from real estate taxes for the property pursuant to Article Xl of the New York Private Housing Finance Law. The requested approval would ensure the continued affordability of 317 dwelling units and would further HPD's goals of preserving safe, affordable housing throughout New York City.

Manhattan

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/10163-14HPD046M

20DCP062M

246 Spring Street - Open Air Café

This is a private application by Bayrock requesting Chairperson Certification to permit an open air café within an urban plaza a property located at 246 Spring Street, in Hudson Square, Community District 2, Manhattan.

Manhattan

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/14769-20DCP062M

13HPD019K

914 42nd Street (Block 5595, Lot 11)

The property is scheduled to receive Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Funds in HPD's Primary Prevention Program. This project will consist of some wet scraping, spot patching and the restoration of all painted surfaces to an intact condition of the building's apartmetns and common areas.

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9189-13HPD019K

18DOT017M

Reconstruction of Front Street between Old Slip and John Street

DOT is proposing the reconstruction of Front Street from Old Slip to John Street in the Financial District of Manhattan Community District 1. The reconstruction will include the removal, replacement and/or repair of rRoadway pavement; steel faced curbs; granite curbs; cConcrete sidewalks; cCatch basins and drainage structures; Cy-owned manhole covers and frames; traffic and street signs; tTraffic signals; and transitions to existing roadway at each intersection.

Manhattan

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13352-18DOT017M

18DME006K

CEVF

The proposed renovation of the existing bathroom facilities of a century-plus old building that houses Womens Survival Space, a shelter for women experiencing domestic violence, managed by the Center for the Elimination of Violence in the Family, Inc. d/b/a Center Against Domestic Violence.

Brooklyn

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13524-18DME006K

17TLC038R

Bel-Linda Inc. DBA: Islander Transportation

establish a new livery business. The proposed location for the dispatch office and off-street parking is at 184 Robin Road, Staten Island, N.Y. 10305.

Staten Island

Taxi and Limousine Commission

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13037-17TLC038R

16HPD107X

855 East 233rd Street

The City of New York - Department of Housing Preservation & Development (HPD) intends to fund rehabilitation activities associated with the above-referenced twelve-story building. The requested funding would result in the preservation of 109 units of affordable housing. Rehabilitation activities would be funded through HPDs Multifamily Housing Rehabilitation Program. The proposed action would further HPDs goals of preserving affordable housing throughout New York City.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/11978-16HPD107X

13DHS010K

Samaritan Village Adult Transitional Residence-645 Van Siclen Avenue

Samaritan Village intends to lease the property, on which is located a three-story building. The building will be leased by Samaritan Village for nine years pursuant to a contact with the DHS.

Brooklyn

Department of Homeless Services

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9496-13DHS010K

11DOT012K

Williamsburg Bus Terminal Project

Improvements are proposed to the Williamsburg Bus Terminal and surrounding intersections to enhance pedestrian, bicycle, transit and vehicular safety and traffic operations. The proposed improvements, which will maintain the existing travel lanes, will include wider sidewalks, roadway geometirc modifications, reduced pedestrain crossing distances, provide pedestrian refuge islands and landcaping (to be maintained by NYCDPR).

Brooklyn

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/7673-11DOT012K

19DOS001Y

Bill to Reduce Permitted Capacity of Solid Waste Transfer Stations in Certain Districts

The proposed bill, Intro. 157-C, would reduce the permitted capacity of existing private putrecible and non-putrescible solid waste transfer stations in four community districts (CDs), in order to reduce the impacts on communities from concentraions of such facilities. The bill would generally reduce such permitted capacity as follows, with certain qualifications: by 50 percent in Brooklyn CD1 and by 33 percent in Bronx CDs 1 and 2 and in Queens CD 12. Fill material transfer stations and transfer stations that export the majority of their waste by rail would be exempted. The proposed rule reductions would start to take effect upon renewal of the affected transfer stations' annual permits after October 1, 2019, with full implementation by October 1, 2020. Certain allowances would be made to preserve capacity used at the affected facilities to process source-separated organics and metal, glass, plastic, paper and cardboard recyclables.

Citywide

Department of Sanitation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13804-19DOS001Y

18HPD068M

Harlem Community Initiative

Single building - 35 unit project. Sponsor will receive an extended regulatory agreement and a new 420c tax exemption which will be coterminous with the extended regulatory agreement.

Manhattan

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13485-18HPD068M

17DCP089R

131, 133, 137 & 139 Brighton Avenue

Proposed to re-file for the previously approved CPC authorizations that lapsed. No changes in use, lot coverage, building height or impervious surface area.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/12594-17DCP089R

19DOS004R

OCME Storage Facility Improvments at Fresh Kills Landfill

The New York City Office of Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) proposes to construct a 10,000 sf insulated tent storage structure within a footprint of 32,700 sf at Fresh Kills Landfill Plant 1 in Staten Island to relocate a facility that is being displaced in Manhattan. The storage tent would be 55 feet high on a metal frame, with asphalt slab floor, screw pile supports, fencing, and paving. OCME items currently stored on the site would be relocated during construction. The site is outside of the regulated solid waste management units of the Landfill, but within the Landfill boundaries subject to a Consent Order with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Grading would not exceed two feet of change to land contours. The facility would contain a cache of equipment for use off site. The facility is proposed to be used for seven years.

Staten Island

Department of Sanitation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13975-19DOS004R

15DOT015K

Atlantic Avenue over the Long Island Rail Road Bridge Rehabilitation

DOT is proposing the Atlantic Avenue Bridge rehabilitation project which involves repair or rehabilitation of the structural steel and other deteriorated elements of the bridge and major rehabilitation of the existing reinforced concrete deck including replacement of the wearing surface. The existing bridge drainage system and bridge deck joints will be rehabilitated or replaced as necessary. The structure will also be retrofitted to meet seismic requirements. In addition, the action includes the rehabilitation or replacement of the end approach slab and travel lane approach pavement milling and resurfacing as necessary, milling and resurfacing of the adjacent Atlantic Avenue service roads, concrete barrier end terminal improvements, roadway and under bridge lighting repairs, the removal of graffiti, and new reflectorized pavement markings. The limits of the Atlantic Avenue Bridge are Eastern Parkway to the west and Georgia Avenue to the east. The bridge is located in the East New York section of Brooklyn Community Boards 5 and 16.

Brooklyn

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/11090-15DOT015K

18HPD046X

2049-2053 Ryer Avenue

The project sponsor, Mega Contracting Group LLC, is seeking construction financing (the proposed action) from the City of New York Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) to facilitate the new construction of a supportive and low-income housing building (the proposed project) in the Fordham Heights neighborhood of the Bronx, Community District 5. The proposed project would be facilitated with construction funding provided through HPDs Supportive Housing Loan Program (SHLP). The project site is located at 2049-2053 Ryer Avenue (Block 3156, Lots 69-71) and is bounded by East 180th Street to the north, East Burnside Avenue to the south, and Ryer Avenue to the east. The project site measures approximately 11,790 square feet (sf) in area and is comprised of three lots; Lots 70 and 71 contains two unoccupied homes and Lot 69 is vacant. There are small multi-family residential buildings located adjacent to the project site to the north and south. Land uses within 400 feet of the project site primarily include residential developments, community facility spaces including houses of worship and social service providers, retail uses and open space. The proposed action would facilitate the new construction of a 12-story (approximately 125 feet in height), approximately 75,000 gross square foot (gsf) building containing 85 units of supportive and low-income housing and approximately 1,214 sf of community facility space for supportive services. Of the 85 units, 52 studio units would be set aside as permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals with special needs and 33 dwelling units would be set aside for low-income households earning up to 50 percent of the Area Median Income (AMI). In addition, the proposed project would include a unit for the building superintendent. ACMH Inc., a not-for-profit supportive housing provider, would provide supportive services and maintain and operate the proposed building. The project site is within an R8 zoning district and would be developed in accordance with the existing zoning. The project sponsor expects to merge Lots 69-71 into a single tax lot prior to construction.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13290-18HPD046X

16HPD069K

Hopkinson- Park Place

The project is located on Park Place and Hopkinson Avenue (Thomas S. Boyland Street) just north of East New York Avenue and south of Eastern Parkway, Borough of Brooklyn, New York, NY: Block 1468, Lots 56, 58, 60, 63, & 64. The project site, which measures 12,826 square feet (SF) in area, is comprised of four primarily rectangular shaped lots and one irregularly shaped lot, all of which are vacant. The project site is located in a residential zoned district (R6). The proposed project consists of twenty-five (25) dwelling units in three, 4-story residential buildings. One building will contain three one-bedroom (1-BR), three two-bedroom (2-BR) and one (3) three-bedroom (3-BR) unit for a total of seven (7) dwelling units. Another building will contain two 1-BR units, six 2-BR units and two 3-BR units for a total of ten (10) dwelling units. And the last will contain two 1-BR and six 2-BR for a total of eight (8) dwelling units. All three buildings will be 49' (or lower) in height. Estimated total floor area of the building proposed at 1612 Park Place is 7,238 SF. Estimated total floor area of the building proposed at 404 and 408 Hopkinson Avenue (Thomas S. Boyland Street) is 11,895 SF, and total floor area of the building proposed at 414 and 416 Hopkinson Avenue (Thomas S. Boyland Street) is 9,612 SF. Total gross floor area for the proposed project is 28,745 SF and total lot coverage for proposed buildings on the project site is 7,407 SF. The balance of the total lot area for the proposed project consists of open space, landscaping, and bicycle parking.

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/11847-16HPD069K

19HPD023M

Triple HDFC Cluster

This project consists of 69 units (inclusive of one supers unit) across three buildings in Manhattan. The developer, BFC Partners, is seeking to refinance these properties by both refinancing the in-place senior mortgages with a loan from HDC and also extending the existing subordinate HDC financing. HPD will be participating in this transaction by providing a 40-year Article XI tax exemption, which will charge annually a Gross Rent Tax of 6.0%.

Manhattan

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13913-19HPD023M

14HPD016M

492 Saint Nicholas Avenue

The proposal involves an application by HPD on behalf of the project sponsor, for the acquisition of a privately-owned vacant lot and disposition of the site, project approval and designation of the site as an UDAAP. These actions would facilitate the new construction of a 10-story mixed-use building containing 14 residential units in the Central Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan, Community District 10. In addition to dispositon, the proposed project would require the conveyance of the site to the sponsor for redevelopment with residential housing.

Manhattan

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9830-14HPD016M

13DCP039R

12 Hardy Place

The applicant, John M. Lavelle, is seeking a Certification pursuant to ZR Section 107-08, concerning subdivision, and ZR Section 107-121, concerning public schools. The proposed action would facilitate a proposal by the applicant to subdivide one zoning lot into two zoning lots, for the purpose of constructing two two-family residences.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9163-13DCP039R

14DCP007R

15, 19, 23 Tenafly Place

The applicant, Javco Development LLC, is seeking a Certification pursuant to ZR Section 107-121 pertaining to public schools. The proposed action would facilitate a proposal by the applicant to construct one single-family residence and two two-family residences.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9794-14DCP007R

19DME003K

Willoughby Square Garage Special Permit Renewal

The proposed action is the renewal of a special permit pursuant to Zoning Resolution Section 11-43 with no change in conditions or scope of permitted activities.

Brooklyn

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13933-19DME003K

18DCP022K

1684 Shore Parkway

This is a private application by Saltru Associates Joint Venture (lessee) requesting a zoning certification pursuant to 62-811 (that WPAA and visual corridors are not required) to facilitate the enlargement of a retail establishment by 4,400 zsf , at 1684 Shore Parkway (Block 6491, Lot 11) near the Bensonhurst and Gravesend neighborhoods of Community District 11, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/13101-18DCP022K

16DOT022K

Knapp Street Bridge over the Belt Shore Parkway

NYCDOT, as part of its efforts to extend the useful life of its bridges, is proposing necessary maintenance and rehabilitation work of the Knapp Street Bridge over the Belt Shore Parkway (BSHP) and is located between the intersections of Shore Parkway Westbound and Eastbound service road of BSHP at a distance of 1.9 miles east of Ocean Avenue and Shore Parkway intersection in Brooklyn Community District 15. The existing bridge roadway geometry consists of two southbound and two northbound travel lanes on Knapp Street over BSHP. The Knapp Street bridge superstructure consists of multiple stringers, floor-beams, and three girders system having 9,500 square foot of deck area. The bridge is at a 30° 36 skew and carries utilities such as electricity, gas and water.

Brooklyn

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/11885-16DOT022K

11BSA093K

1214 East 29th Street

Special Permit (§73-622) for the enlargement of existing single family home, contrary to floor area and open space (§23-141); side yard (§23-461) and less than the required rear yard.

Brooklyn

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/7870-11BSA093K