CEQR Projects

21DHS036Q

Westhab Inc Rego Park Families with Children Shelter

The New York City Department of Homeless Services is proposing to enter into a 30-year debt-service contract with the not-for-profit Westhab, Inc. (the Provider) to facilitate construction and operation of a transitional residence facility for up to 85 families with children in a new eight-story building located at 92-54 Queens Boulevard in the Rego Park neighborhood of Queens. The building would be constructed by a private developer on a currently vacant lot. While DHS is not directly funding the construction of the Facility, the developer is going to rely on the debt service contractbetween the Provider and DHS to secure project financing. Thus, for the purpose of this analysis, the potential impacts resulting from construction have been evaluated in the same manner as if DHS was funding the construction directly.Entering into this contract and approving the necessary funding for this temporary housing program is a discretionary action requiring compliance with Executive Order 91 of 1977, as amended, and the Rules of Procedure for City Environmental Quality Review process found at Title 62, Chapter 5 of the Rules of the City of New York and 6 NYCRR,Part 617, State Environmental Quality Review Act.

Queens

Department of Homeless Services

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15528-21DHS036Q

22DCP154K

GSD Remediation Certification - 175 Third Street

A Chairperson Certification pursuant to ZR 139-51 (g) to facilitate a new as-of-right 745,000 SF mixed-use development including 27,000 SF of waterfront public access areas, is being sought by a private applicant, at 175 Third Street in Gowanus, Community District 6, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16106-22DCP154K

22DEP003U

Reservoir Self-Storage

Hidden Water Holdings, Inc. proposes to construct a new self-storage facility including four buildings and gravel drive lanes in the Village of Margaretville in the Town of Middletown in Delaware County, New York.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15762-22DEP003U

22DOT002M

Boundary Amendment to the Concession Agreement for the Maintenance and Management of Pedestrian Plazas at Times Square

NYC DOT is proposing an amendment to the previously agreed upon 2009 Concession Agreement for the Maintenance and Management of Pedestrian Plaza at Times Square. The new boundary amendment will include all existing pedestrian plazas located on Broadway from 41st Street to 53rd Street in Midtown Manhattan. The boundary amednment will expand the Licensed Plaza to provide for the operation, management, and maintenance of existing pedestrian plazas not previously covered by the 2009 concession agreement.

Manhattan

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15761-22DOT002M

22DHS021M

220 East 118th Street

families with children shelter in Manhattan, located in community board MN11. The shelter will service 200

Manhattan

Department of Homeless Services

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15855-22DHS021M

22DCP029R

SS 45 Dominic Lane

This is a private application by Carina Amato Irrevocable Trust (Leonello Savo) requesting ZR 107-121 certification by the Chair of the City Planning Commission to the Department of Buildings that sufficient school capacity exists to accommodate one dwelling unit in the Annadale neighborhood, Community District 3, Staten Island.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15800-22DCP029R

22HPD011K

840-50 St. Marks Avenue

840-50 St. Marks Ave HDFC consists of a 6-story, 55-unit limited-equity cooperative located in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn. The building totals 66,222 square feet and has 20 one-bedroom (inclusive of the supers unit), 28 two-bedroom and 7 three-bedroom units. There are 3 vacancies, all of which are owned by the HDFC, and 1 rental unit. There is no commercial, community or parking space. The building is located in the Crown Heights North Historic District and is landmarked.

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15849-22HPD011K

22DEP014R

RESAMSAF Silver Lake

Staten Island

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15856-22DEP014R

21DOT021R

Multi-Site Trench Restoration Project

NYC DOT is proposing street reconstruction work at three locations in Staten Island including: Alaska Street between Richmond Terrace and Wayne Street; Van Buren Street between Minerva Place to York Avenue; and Wellbrook Avenue between Harold Street and Portage Avenue. The scope of work includes a street conversion, removal of trees, reconstruction of pedestrian ramps, curb reconstruction, new pavement markings, resurfacing of the street, and trench restoration. The proposed work on Alaska Street will involve acquistion through eminent domain. Additionally, DEP, as part of this project, is proposing Capital Project SER 002333 to include the replacement of sanitary sewers, storm sewers and water mains.

Staten Island

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15653-21DOT021R

21DOT008Y

Multi-Site Trench Restoration Project Bronx and Queens

NYC DOT is proposing trench restoration in multiple locations throughout Bronx and Queens. Trench restoration is required when trench patching over an underground utility fails for a variety of reasons. Trench restoration will occur at seven locations in Queens and one in the Bronx.

Citywide

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15417-21DOT008Y

20DCP057K

Innovative Urban Village

The applicant is proposing to build a mix of community facility, commercial, and residential uses and open space. The proposed development would consist of a total of 13 buildings ranging from approximately 40 to 183 feet tall (without bulkhead), including 9 residential buildings with a total of 2,118 units. These units would include approximately 1,825 affordable housing units, up to 267 units of affordable senior or supportive housing, and 26 maisonettes under affordable ownership that would be attached to four of the residential buildings. The development would also include a school, a performing arts/cultural center, a daycare, a trade school, 528 parking spots for residents, and a 593-space parking garage for the non-residential uses. A grocery store and local retail shops would be located on the ground floor of residential buildings with frontage along the perimeter avenues. The existing CCC building would be incorporated into the proposed development.

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/14160-20DCP057K

21DOT014Q

Queens Boulevard (NYS 25) Corridor Improvements Project Roosevelt Avenue to Union Turnpike

NYC DOT is proposing a capital reconstruction project which includes curb extensions, the expansion of the medians with pedestrian walkways with ADA compliant pedestrian curb ramps, installation of APS buttons at signalized intersections, relocation of bus stops, raised bike lanes, vegetation, lighting, seating, etc. to further improve the safety and asthetic character of the project corridor between Roosevelt Avenue and Union Turnpike in the neighborhoods of Sunnyside, Woodeside, Elmhurst, Rego Park and,Forest Hills within Community Boards 2, 4, and 6. The relocated slip lanes between the mainline and service roads will also undergo full depth construction.

Queens

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15442-21DOT014Q

22HPD029M

Hong Ning Senior Housing Rehab

Hong Ning Senior Housing (the Project) consists of one building located at 50 Norfolk Street in the Chinatown Lower East Side neighborhood of Manhattan with 100% of its low-income units assisted by a project-based Section 8 contract. Owned by The Chinatown Planning Council Housing Development Fund Company, Inc. (the Owner), the Project is refinancing with a 223(f) HUD-insured mortgage paired with a Chapter 15 rent increase and is requesting HPD provide a new forty (40) year Article XI exemption at closing. The purpose of the refinance is to improve financial and physical viability of the project and preserve senior affordable housing for the long term.

Manhattan

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15966-22HPD029M

22DCP156R

SS 280 & 276 Corbin Avenue

A future authorization pursuant to ZR# 107-121 to facilitate school seat certification, being sought by private applicant, Kevin Iverson, at 280 & 276 Corbin Avenue, in the Great Kills neighborhood, Community District 3, Staten Island.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16108-22DCP156R

22DPR004Q

CREATED IN ERROR

Emily Humes

Queens

Department of Parks and Recreation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15965-22DPR004Q

22DCP157X

Kevelson Residence - 670 West 247 Street - SNAD

A Special Natural Area District certification pursuant to 105-41 to facilitate a vertical enlargement of an existing single-family house is being sought at 670 West 247th Street in Riverdale, Community District 8, Bronx.

Bronx

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16112-22DCP157X

01BSA165M

159 Grand Street Hotel

The construction of a 12-story building with a hotel on the 1st thru 12th floors. And retail use in the cellar and on the 1st floor

Manhattan

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/3075-01BSA165M

22HPD031K

361 New Jersey Avenue

361 New Jersey Avenue is a 2 unit Semi-attached residential building located at 361 New Jersey Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11207 (Block 3756, Lot 117). It is located in Community District 5 of Brooklyn. The building is currently owned by Dorothy Dawkins, a private senior low income homeowner. There are three household members and tenant on premise. The gross annual household income is $43,348 (40% AMI). Homeowner is set to receive mandatory housing counseling. The property is undergoing basement conversion under the Basement Apartment Conversion Pilot Program. The program provides financing to convert basements into a safe, legal, and rentable apartment, based on altered building code legislation passed in February 2019, Intro. 1004. As a result, this 2-family home will be adding a unit. The proposed basement apartment will contain two sleeping room, dining room, one bathroom, kitchenette, and storage room. In addition, theres two doors leading to street/public way. The building has a gross square footage of 2,480 SF. The Scope of work addresses the requirements to legally convert a basement and may also include critical home repairs. Based on the current physical condition of the property, the estimated cost to convert this basement is $196,401. This includes hard costs and soft costs. The proposed soft costs are $59,773.00 which covers Closing Costs, Construction Monitoring, Borrower's Engineer/Architect Fees, Special Inspections, Environmental (Phase I, Testing, and remediation), Site Survey, Requisitions & Change Orders, DOB Permit/Fees/Expeditor, GC Contractor Selection, Developer Fee, and Relocation. These soft costs are covered by the programs contract budget The proposed hard cost loan amount is $136,628 with the loan term Deferred, forgivable for 360 months (30 years). The funding source is city capital. This loan will be used to covert the basement into a 2-bedroom apartment by covering the costs materials, labor, and closing/related fees. Scope of Work (Hard Cost) Scope Item Cost Demolition & Dumpster $5,187 Excavation $2,822 Finishes $7,067 Sprinkler & Plumbing $18,909 Electrical $8,166 Framing & Drywall $20,215 Finished Carpentry $10,920 HVAC $1,694 Accessories $1,676 Thermal Protection $2,534 Doors & Windows $10,824 Appliances $2,574 Flooring $18,696 Kitchen Cabinets $6,424 Contingency 15% $17,839 Total $136,628 Address: 361 New Jersey Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11207 Scope Of Work: Basement Photos of the Interior and Exterior of the Building

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15968-22HPD031K

22HPD030K

720 New Jersey Avenue

The Basement Apartment Conversion Pilot Program is a demonstration project that aims to assist homeowners in the creation and legalization of basement or cellar apartments for occupancy based on altered building code legislation, Intro. 1004. This is a mod rehab project for private two-family owner-occupied house built in 1920. The basement will undergo conversion to a legal two-family home. The applicant is deemed eligible to receive financing of necessary home repairs with city capital under the BACPP program.

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15967-22HPD030K

21DHS033Q

112-118 Astoria Boulevard

The New York City Department of Homeless Services is proposing to enter into a long term contract with the not-forprofit Bowery Residents Committee to operate a transitional residence for up to 140 homeless adult families in an existing 6-story building located at 112-16 Astoria Boulevard in the North Corona neighborhood of Queens. To facilitate the Proposed Action, the existing building would be renovated by a private developer prior to Facility operation. DHS is not directly funding the renovation of the Facility. The developer/landlord will renovate the space and it will be leased by the Provider. DHSs contract will be with the Provider to acquire space and services at the shelter. Thus, this CEQR analysis primarily relates to density dependent impacts (those involving the addition of population to the area).

Queens

Department of Homeless Services

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15509-21DHS033Q

20DEP042U

Waterfowl Management Building and Kensico Regional Headquarters

New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) proposes the following actions at the DEP-owned Kensico Campus site in the Town of Mount Pleasant, Westchester County: 1) Waterfowl Management Program Building: proposed new building to provide office and storage/equipment space for BWS Waterfowl Management Program staff and contractors, and 2 Kensico Regional Headquarters: proposed conversion of the existing Kensico Laboratory building (built in 1955) into the Kensico Regional Headquarters.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15083-20DEP042U

25DCP030R

59 Sherman Avenue

This is a private application by Guiseppe Bonomo, RA, seeking Special Hills Preservation District (SHPD) authorizations for ZR section 119-311, -modification of lot coverage controls pursuant to ZR section 119-314, and modification of requirements for private roads and driveways ZR section 119-317 to facilitate a development of a detached three-story, two-family residence at 59 Sherman Avenue (Block 24, Lot 34) in the Saint George neighborhood of Staten Islands Community District 1.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17390-25DCP030R

24DOS002Y

DSNY Rule Relating to Mandatory Organics

The New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) proposes to amend its rules regarding the mandatory source separation of residential organic waste in the City of New York. Local Law 85 of 2023 requires DSNY to establish a mandatory citywide organics collection program. The Local Law requires DSNY to implement the mandatory organics collection program in 30 residential sanitation districts by October 2, 2023, and all remaining sanitation districts by October 7, 2024. This proposed rule designates such sanitation districts by borough: (1) Queens, which began on the effective date of the mandatory yard waste rule: May 31, 2023; (2) Brooklyn: October 2, 2023; (3) Bronx and Staten Island: March 25, 2024; and Manhattan: October 7, 2024. The rule also species the types of containers in which organic waste must be placed curbside and expands existing requirements related to recyclable materials for residential buildings containing four or more units to apply to organic waste. The proposed rule would amend Title 16, Section 1-08 of the Rules of the City of New York to require that residents source separate organic waste during their designated recycling day.

Citywide

Department of Sanitation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16800-24DOS002Y

01BSA166M

48 Laight Street

The development of a new six-story building with retail use on the ground floor and loft dwelling on the upper floors.

Manhattan

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2945-01BSA166M

23DEP016U

Oorah Grils Division Capital Projects

Oorah Resort, LLC (Oorah) has proposed various capital projects throughout the Girls Division Campus (the proposed action), located at 953 South Gilboa Road in the Town of Gilboa, Schoharie County. The project site is approximately 115 acres and houses the Girls Zone summer camp for children. The projects are intended to improve the Campus and occupants experience.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16482-23DEP016U

23DCP017K

Greenpoint Landing Parcel 5c-2 Waterfront

Waterfront certifications and authorizations pursuant to ZR 62-811, ZR 62-822 (a) and ZR 62-822 (b) to facilitate a 95,283-square foot waterfront public access area to be constructed in connection with a new as-of-right mixed-use (primarily residential) development, being sought by a private applicant, Park Tower Group at the site known as Greenpoint Landing Parcel 5c-2 (Block 2502, Lot 1, Block 2510, Lot 1, and Block 2520, Lot 57) in Greenpoint, CD 1, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16296-23DCP017K

22DCP155R

SS Sheldon Avenue 6302/53

This is a private application by Anthony Santo, requesting school seat certification pursuant to 107-121, for Sheldon Avenue, in the neighborhood of Huguenot, Community Board #3, Staten Island.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16107-22DCP155R

22DCP158M

1357 2nd Avenue Transit Easement Certification

A transit easement certification via zoning resolution section 95-041 is being sought by CF East 72 Owner LLC, a private applicant, at 1357 2nd Avenue, to facilitate an as-of-right development in Community District 8, Manhattan.

Manhattan

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16113-22DCP158M

22DCP042X

660-668 East Fordham Road

The Applicant is seeking a Commission Chair Certification (FRESH food store,) pursuant to ZR 63-30, and a special permit, pursuant to ZR 74-533, waiving required parking for affordable housing. These actions would facilitate development of a mixed use residential/commercial building at 660 - 668 East Fordham Road in Community District 6, Bronx.

Bronx

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15846-22DCP042X

22OOM002Y

Int. No. 2271-A

The proposed Int. No. 2271-A is a local law to amend the Administrative Code of the City of New York (the administrative code) in relation to environmentally preferable purchasing by city agencies, and by repealing and reenacting subdivision e of section 6-306 of the administrative code concerning power-supply standards for computer products procured by city agencies, and by repealing subdivision e of section 6-317 of the administrative code concerning a program to recognize certain city agency contractors in connection with packaging reduction guidelines.

Citywide

Office of the Mayor

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15862-22OOM002Y

23DCP040R

29 Starbuck Street

This is a private application submitted by Starbuck Development LLC seeking a CPC Certification per ZR Section 119-04 to facilitate the subdivision of one existing zoning lot into two tentative zoning lots at 29 Starbuck Street, in the Grymes Hill neighborhood of Staten Island, Community District 1.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16333-23DCP040R

23DCP016R

1221 Forest Hill Road Certification

This is a private application by Jay Goldstein requesting certification ZR 105-41 to facilitate a new building development at 1221 Forest Hill Road in New Springville neighborhood, Community Board #2.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16289-23DCP016R

23DCP035Q

34-46 Vernon Boulevard Waterfront Certification

Private applicant seeks a chair cert pursuant to ZR 62-12 (c) for a waterfront certification that was originally certified in 2006.

Queens

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16323-23DCP035Q

23HPD049M

Gramercy Leaf

Gramercy Leaf (the Project) consists of one residential building containing fifty (50) studios apartments located at 130 E 25th Street in the Gramercy neighborhood of Manhattan. The tenants of the Project are low-income individuals (maximum 60% AMI) with AIDS, of which at least 30 units are homeless set-asides. The building is comprised of seven floors and a cellar level. A dining room and kitchen are located on the first floor and laundry and a staff lounge are located in the cellar.

Manhattan

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16582-23HPD049M

21DCP146K

870-888 Atlantic Avenue Rezoning

A private application by Y & T Development LLC requesting a zoning map amendment for a portion of a block from an M1-1 District to a C6-3A District, zoning text amendment to establish an MIH area and to provide streetwall flexibility, and Special Permit pursuant to 74-533 to facilitate a new 17-story mixed use development with a total of 228 DUs (69 MIH) at 870-888 Atlantic Avenue in Crown Heights, Community District 8, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15035-21DCP146K

22OOM003Y

Int No 2272-A

The proposed Int. 2272-A is a local law in relation to agency purchasing of textiles, and to establish a task force to recommend legislation and policy for environmentally preferable purchasing, use. and disposal of such textiles. More specifically, this legislation would require the Citys Director of Environmentally Preferable Purchasing to report details on the supply chain and source of agency-purchased textile goods. Additionally, this legislation would establish a task force to identify and assess agency needs for textile goods, and to make recommendations for purchasing such goods in an environmentally preferable manner. Finally, the task force would be required to identify other costs associated with city textile consumption, including the health and safety effects on laborers in the supply chain and the communities in which textile goods are produced, processed, and manufactured.

Citywide

Office of the Mayor

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15863-22OOM003Y

21DCP170K

1034-1042 Atlantic Avenue Rezoning

A private applicant, EMP Capital Group, seeks a zoning map amendment, a zoning text amendment, and zoning special permit in Community District 8, Brooklyn to facilitate the development of a 17-story mixed-use building containing approximately 210 DUs (52-63 MIH), approximately 2,580sf of community facility floor area, and 11,900sf of commercial floor area to a total of 172,800sf (7.2 FAR).

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/14977-21DCP170K

21DHS026K

1 Kenilworth Place

The New York City Department of Homeless Services (DHS) is proposing to enter into a contract (Proposed Action) with the not-for-profit Children's Rescue Fund (Provider) to facilitate the operation of a transitional residence (Proposed Project) for up to 200 single adults in an existing 8-story residential building located at 1 Kenilworth Place in the South Midwood neighborhood of Brooklyn (Proposed Action). To facilitate the Proposed Project, the existing building would be renovated by a private developer prior to Facility operation. The Project Site is located in an R5B zoning district in Brooklyn Community District 14.

Brooklyn

Department of Homeless Services

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15414-21DHS026K

21HPD026K

1607 Surf Avenue

The project sponsor, Coney Island Associates Phase 2 LLC, is seeking construction financing from HPD (the Proposed Action) to facilitate the new construction of an approximately 361,192 gross square foot (gsf) mixed-use building consisting of approximately 317,834 gsf of affordable residential use, approximately 11,189 gsf of ground floor retail, and approximately 9,053 gsf of community facility space (the Proposed Project) at 1607 Surf Avenue (Block 7062, Lot 28  the Development Site) in the Coney Island neighborhood of Brooklyn, Community District 13. The remaining approximately 23,116 gsf would be set aside for an accessory parking lot containing approximately 57 spaces. The building may contain 375 affordable residential units and one unit set aside for the superintendent. The Proposed Project would be developed through HPDs Mix and Match program.

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15468-21HPD026K

22HPD024X

Beck Street

The City of New York - Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), through its Participation Loan Program, intends to provide a City Capital loan to facilitate the rehabilitation of the above-listed residential properties by the project sponsor, 664-672 Beck Street HDFC Inc. (the Proposed Project). The existing buildings currently contain 84 dwelling units and the number of units would remain the same upon completion of the substantial rehabilitation activities. The requested approvals would further HPDs goals of preserving safe, affordable housing throughout New York City.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15931-22HPD024X

21DEP003Y

Unified Stormwater Rule

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is proposing a Unified Stormwater Rule to align onsite stormwater management requirements. The Unified Stormwater Rule would consist of rule amendments to two chapters of Title 15: Department of Environmental Protection in the Rules of the City of New York - Chapter 31: Rule Governing House/Site Connections to the Sewer System and Chapter 19.1: Industrial, Commercial, Construction, and Post-Construction Stormwater Sources. The Unified Stormwater Rule would establish a comprehensive and consistent citywide stormwater management policy by setting forth common stormwater management goals for projects in both the municial separate storm sewer system (MS4) areas and the combined sewer system (CSS) areas of New York City.

Citywide

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15163-21DEP003Y

22DCP160R

SD 394 Stafford Avenue

A future subdivision authorization pursuant to ZR# 107-08, is being sought by private applicant, Steven Vlastakis, at 394 Stafford Avenue, in the neighborhood of Huguenot, Community District 3, Staten Island.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16118-22DCP160R

22DEP032R

Construction of Sanitary & Storm Sewers, Water Mains and Appurtenances in Willow Avenue

The project replaces existing sewer and water main in Willow Avenue to alleviate flooding incidences. First initiated in 1995, the part of the project between Bay Street and Tompkins was delayed pending hazardous waste remediation on National Grid property adjacent to Willow Avenue. There will be some additional environmental remediation in the Willow Avenue right of way as part of the project. The project will also require groundwater withdrawal and SPDES permits from the Department of Environmental Conservation. The linear infrastructure work is Type II pursuant to 6NYCRR 617.5(c)(2), 'replacement, rehabilitation or reconstruction of a structure or facility, in kind, on the same site.' The environmental cleanup and dewatering are part of the project and do not need environmental review.

Staten Island

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15964-22DEP032R

22DCP159K

204 4th Avenue Transit Easement Cert

A Chair Certification (ZC) per Zoning Resolution 66-21(c) to facilitate a transit easement volume in a new mixed use building is being sought by 204 4th Avenue LLC at 204 4th Avenue in the Gowanus neighborhood of Brooklyn, Community District 6.

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16117-22DCP159K

24DEP015U

Ashokan Reservoir Improvements

The purpose of the Project consists of a series of improvements and modifications to the Ashokan Reservoir as part of the Ashokan Reservoir Improvements (the 'Proposed Action'). The Proposed Action would reconstruct the impounding structures and operating facilities at the Ashokan Reservoir which would provide for an additional 100 years of service, enhance resiliency for extreme weather and other operational challenges, and upgrade the infrastructure to modern dam safety and workplace standards, which are the principal goals of the Ashokan Century Program.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16880-24DEP015U

22DEP016U

Replacement of UPS Batteries at the Catskill/Delaware UV Plant

New York City Department of Environmental Protection proposes to replace in-kind the batteries for the UPS system in the Catskill/Delaware Ultraviolet Plant in the Town of Mount Pleasant, Westchester County. The proposed action is necessary to ensure that the CDUV Plants UPS system continues to operate and protect the plant against unexpected power disruptions.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15867-22DEP016U

22DOT018X

Rehabilitation of East 188th Street Bridge over Metro North Railroad

NYC DOT is proposing to address structural deficiencies to increase the service life of the East 188th Street Bridge over Metro North between Park Avenue South and Park Avenue North. The superstructure replacement will involve a full replacement of the bridge with a new bridge in line with the existing structure

Bronx

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15973-22DOT018X

20DEP028Q

Southeast Queens-Farmers Boulevard Spine-Idlewild Park Crossing

DDC on behalf of DEP will build a triple-barrel trunk sewer across Idlewild Park and Rockaway Boulevard with an outfall to Thurston Creek just inside John F. Kennedy International Airport. The project is part of DEP's Southeast Queens storm sewer buildout program and will be the southernmost, downstream segment of the Farmers Boulevard spine. Farmers Boulevard stormwater will join the existing flow in Thurston Creek, passing through an existing culvert under airport property out to Thurston Basin and Jamaica Bay. The sewer will be 12 feet deep and 45 feet wide and requires a construction corridor 84 feet wide through Idlewild Park and 130 feet wide inside Kennedy Airport. NYC parkland along the alignment will be restored in kind. The project requires the city to temporarily discontinue parkland during the three-year construction period and to permanently discontinue as parkland the subsurface volume the sewer will occupy. Chapter 472 of the Laws of 2021 authorizes the parkland alienation. The project will use a former NYC Department of Transportation road construction debris storage site within the park for construction staging. Upon project competion, 2.7 acres of the site will be restored to dry meadow conditions and 1.92 acres paved and fenced for NYC Parks use. To mitigate the project's wetland impacts along the alignment and in Thurston Creek, the project will restore tidal wetlands at two locations within the Idlewild Park Preserve.

Queens

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/14792-20DEP028Q

22DEP013U

Grand Gorge and Tannersville WRRFs Roof Reconstruction

New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is proposing to remove and replace the existing roof panels of the Grand Gorge and Tannersville Wastewater Resource Recovery Facilities (WRRFs) located in the Town of Roxbury, Delaware County, and the Town of Hunter, Green County, respectively. The proposed action involves the partial in-kind replacement of the roofs at both WRRFs. The proposed work is necessary because a portion of the existing roof panels have reached the end of their useful life.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15851-22DEP013U

22DCP046X

318 College Road New Singe Family Dwelling - SNAD

Zoning authorizations pursuant to 105-421, 105-422, 105-425, 105-431, and 105-432 to create a new single-family residence within the Special Natural Area District (NA-2) at property located at 318 College Road in the Fieldston neighborhood of Community District 8, Bronx.

Bronx

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15859-22DCP046X