CEQR Projects

22DEP046U

Croton Falls Dam Refacing

New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) proposes refacing repairs to the downstream face of Croton Falls Dam, located in the Town of Carmel, Putnam County. Over the past century, the dam has been exposed to environmental degradation and certain chemical processes within the concrete which has led to wear and deterioration of the exposed surface concrete at the structure. The downstream concrete dam face has deteriorated to the point that steel reinforcement is now exposed and small pieces of concrete a safety concern for DEP staff, contractor personnel, and the general public. However, there is no overall stability with the dam itself.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16140-22DEP046U

22DCP171R

Richmond Valley Road (1 Nassau Place)

This is a private application requesting certification to facilitate a new 331,000 square foot warehouse development on Nassau Place and Arthur Kill Road in Richmond Valley, Community District #3, Staten Island.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/14393-22DCP171R

24DCP093X

3111 Henry Hudson Parkway SNAD Subdivision

A certification #105-90 to facilitate a future subdivision, for 7 sites with a total square feet of 16,018, is being sought by private applicant at 3111 Henry Hudson Parkway in Spuyten Duyvil, Community District #8, in The Bronx.

Bronx

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17035-24DCP093X

24DME010M

Design Trust for Public Space - NYCHA Lillian Wald Houses Green Space

The proposed action is the allocation of New York City (NYC) capital funding to facilitate improvements to an existing open space on NYCHAs Lillian Wald Houses campus in the Lower East Side neighborhood of Manhattan. Specifically, the NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) would provide the mechanism for the funding agreement between a nonprofit organization, the Design Trust for Public Space (the Design Trust), and the City. The capital funding allocation would enable the Design Trust to oversee and manage the construction of the proposed project. The existing open space on NYCHAs Lillian Wald Houses campus is a 4,000 square feet grass covered lawn with a fence along the outer edge and is not accessible for residents or the surrounding Lower East Side community. The space is currently gated and locked. In collaboration with NYCHA, the Design Trust held multiple design workshops to gather feedback from residents on how the existing open space could be changed in the future. Aligned with the input provided, which included to make the space publicly accessible, provide more seating, and to redesign the space to allow for programming, the proposed project is comprised of the following improvements: removal of existing fences to allow access to the space for active uses and programming, create permeable surfaces, and install benches, a platform, new lighting, and seating around existing trees. The Design Trust developed the design and will oversee and manage the construction of the proposed project. The city-funded work would cover construction hard costs including demolition, landscaping, concrete, seating, and electrical installations.

Manhattan

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17020-24DME010M

78DCP109R

Winant Street Rezoning

This is a private application submitted by ATC Roofing for a zoning map amendment seeking to rezone portions of both an M3-1 and R3-2 district into a single M1-2 district on Winant Street in the Elm Park neighborhood of Staten Island, Community District 1.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17120-78DCP109R

23BSA010R

950 West Fingerboard Road

Application for a variance /special permit under ZR Section 72-21 & ZR Section 73-19 to build a Use Group 3 religious school and a Use 3 dormitory contary to ZR 42-10 within a M1-1 and R-2 Zoning District .

Staten Island

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16593-23BSA010R

01FDO007Q

Rockaway Combined Fire/EMS Station

They NYC Fire Department proposes to construct a two and three story, appromately 21,105 square foot combined Firehouse and Emergency Medical Service (EMS) station in the Edgemere section of Queens. This facility would house Fire personnel relocated from the existing quarters of Engine 265/Ladder 121 (58-03 Rockaway Beach Boulevard), EMS personnel from their station at 415 Beach 72nd Street, and the 47th Fire Battalion. This new facility is intended to serve the rapidly expanding residential community surrounding the project site and would include an apparatus floor for the ambulances, engine and ladder trucks as well as a battalion command vehicle, a watch station, kitchen, lounge, dining area, supply area, battalion chief's office, bunk rooms, lockers, showers and toilets. The EMS portion of the action is being conducted pursuant to the transfer of Emergency Medical Service functions from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation to the New York City Fire Department. This plan calls for the New York City Fire Department to construct and operate emergency medical service stations. The implementation of the plan is intended to improve the quality of emergency medical service in New York City by taking advantage of the Fire Department's resources and management expertise in providing additional EMS stations throughout the City and by restructuring EMS functions to redeploy more medically qualfied EMS staff from administrative functions to ambulance services

Queens

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/3000-01FDO007Q

00FDO003Q

Maspeth Ambulance Station and Fleet Services Parking Lot

The NYC Fire Department currently operates an approximately 50 space, 20,460 square feet parking lot at the southwest corner of 55th Avenue and 58th Street In the Maspeth sectio Queens (Block 2573, part of Lot 25). This parking lot is accessory to the FDNY/EMS Fleet Services Facility, which is located at 55-30 58th Street and adjoins the lot to the south. The remainder of Block 2573, Lot 25 contains a one-story manufacturing/warehouse facility well as approximately 75,190 square feet of open paved area. The Fire Department now proposes to acquire the entire approximately 95,650 square feet open paved portion of Lot and develop it for the following two uses: (i) A one-story, 6,000 sq. ft. ambulance station (and its accessory puking) would developed on what is currently the Fleet Services Facility accessory parking lot. This ambulance station would contain lockers, showers, toilets, a kitchen, supply areas, and enclosed ambulance garage area. The garage will accommodate up to six active ambulance units with additional bays for use by spare ambulances or supervisory vehicles. This section's remaining paved area will be used for access and to provide up to 16 off-street parking spaces for station personnel. This action is being conducted pursuant to the transfer of emergency Medical Service functions from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation to the New York City Fire Department, which calls for the Fire Department to construct and opera emergency medical service ambulance stations. The plan is intended to improve the qua of emergency medical service by taking advantage of the Fire Department's resources m management expertise in providing additional ambulance stations throughout the City by restructuring EMS functions to redeploy more medically qualified EMS staff from administrative functions to ambulance services. (ii) The remainder of the project site would be acquired to provide up to 130 off­ street accessory parking spaces (including the 50 spaces displaced from the ambulance station site) for the Fleet Services Facility. This net increase of 80 accessory parking spaces is intended to remove FDNY/EMS vehicles that must currently park on public streets while awaiting service. The overall number of vehicles traveling to and serviced the Fleet Services Facility would not change due to the increased off-street parking capacity.

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16003-00FDO003Q

99FDO011K

New Lots Ambulance Station

The NYC Fire Department is proposing to acquire a 19,000 sq. ft. site located at the southeast corner of Herriman Street and Stanley Avenue In the New Lots section of Brooklyn, and to renovate a one-story, approximately 11,500 sq. ft. building currently used as a food distribution warehouse for use as an ambulance station. The proposed ambulance station would contain lockers, showers, toilets, a kitchen, supply areas, and an enclosed ambulance garage area. The garage will accommodate up to six active ambulance units with additional bays for use by spare ambulances or supervisory vehicles. The site's remaining paved area, which totals approximately 7,500 sq. ft., will be used for access and to provide up to 18 off­ street parking spaces for station personnel. The action is being conducted pursuant to the transfer of Emergency Medical Service functions from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation to the New York City Fire Department. This plan calls for the New York City Fire Department to construct and operate emergency medical service ambulance stations. The implementation of the plan is intended to improve the quality of emergency medical service in New York City by taking advantage of the Fire Department's resources and management expertise in providing additional ambulance stations throughout the City and by restructuring EMS functions to redeploy more medically qualified EMS staff from administrative functions to ambulance services.

Brooklyn

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2400-99FDO011K

00FDO006R

Rossville Combined Fire/Ambulance Station

The NYC Fire Department is proposing to construct a two-story, approximately 18,000 sq. ft. combined Fire/EMS station on a City-owned vacant lot at the intersection of Rossville Avenue and East Veterans Road in the Rossville section of Staten Island. This facility would be staffed by a new engine and ladder company and EMS units relocated from the department's current facility at Seaview Hospital. The proposed facility's first floor will also include an apparatus floor for the engine and ladder trucks, a watch station, kitchen, lounge and a dining area. The first floor will also include areas for EMS support functions such as vehicle and ambulance supply rooms, vehicle/personnel decontamination, and a supervisor's office. The second story will contain bunk rooms, lockers, and office space. The project site will also contain 30 off-street parking spaces for fire and EMS station personnel. Vehicular access to the site for both emergency vehicles and staff vehicles will be off of East Veterans Road.

Staten Island

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2755-00FDO006R

00FDO002X

Zerega Ambulance Station

The NYC Fire Department proposes to construct a new one-story, approximately 6,000 sq. ambulance station with garage space on a vacant City-owned site (Block 3540, part of Lot containing approximately 33,106 sq. ft. and on a small part of which a community garde currently operates. The project site is located on the west side of Zerega Avenue, approximate 100 feet north of the intersection of Zerega and Lacombe Avenues, in the Bronx's Zereg Industrial Park. The remainder of Lot 1, is not included in and will be subdivided from the project site. This portion contains approximately 5,850 sq. ft. and an occupied one-story house The proposed facility would not require that the tenants of this property be displaced. The proposed ambulance station will contain lockers, showers, toilets, kitchen, offices, supply areas and an enclosed ambulance garage area. The garage will accommodate six active ambulance units, with up to one additional bay for a spare unit or supervisory vehicle. The site remaining paved area will be used for access and to provide up to 20 off-street parking space or station personnel and spare ambulances. The action is being conducted pursuant to the transfer of Emergency Medical Service function from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation to the New York City Fire Department. This plan calls for the New York City Fire Department to construct and operate emergency medical service ambulance stations throughout the City. The implementation of thi Ian is intended to improve the quality of emergency medical service in New York City by takin advantage of the Fire Department's resources and management expertise by providing additional ambulance stations throughout the City and by restructuring EMS functions to redeploy more medically qualified EMS staff from administrative functions to ambulance services.

Bronx

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2782-00FDO002X

00FDO001X

Bathgate Ambulance Station

Development of a Fire Department Emergency Medical Service ambulance station and preventative maintenance facility at I647-63 Washington Avenue, between East 172nd and 173rd Streets (Block 2905, Lots 30, 31, 32, 33, and 35), opposite the Bathgate Industrial Park in the Bronx. The ambulance station, a one-story building with garage space, will serve up tosix active ambulances and one or more spare ambulances or supervisory automobiles. The preventative maintenance facility will provide routine maintenance for up to seven Fire Department vehicles. The proposed action requires City Planning Commission approval of the site selection.

Bronx

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2562-00FDO001X

21DCP194K

1571 McDonald Avenue Rezoning

This is a private application for a zoning map amendment from R5/C2-3 (OP) to C4-4L (OP)and a zoning text amendment to Appendix F to facilitate a new development including 113,700 sf of residential space (106 DUs) and 5,500 sf of commercial space at 1571 McDonald Avenue in Midwood, Community District 12, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/14984-21DCP194K

99FDO008M

Washington Heights Ambulance

The NYC Fire Department is proposing to construct an approximately 6,000 sq. ft. ambulance station with garage space on a 14,900 sq. ft. portion of a vacant City-owned lot at 654-662 West 158th Street in the Washington Heights section of Manhattan (Block 2134, part of Lot 218). The remainder of the approximately 30,000 sq. ft. lot is currently used by the Department of Transportation for parking and temporary trailers. The proposed ambulance station will contain lockers, showers, toilets, kitchen, supply areas, and an enclosed ambulance garage arc The garage will accommodate up to six active ambulance units with an additional bay for use l a spare unit or supervisory vehicles. The site's remaining paved area will be used for access an to provide up to 17 off-street parking spaces for ambulance station personnel.The action is being conducted pursuant to the transfer of Emergency Medical Service functions from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation to the New York City Fire Department. This plan calls for the New York City Fire Department to construct and operate emergency medical service ambulance stations. The implementation of the plan is intended to improve the quality of emergency medical service in New York City by taking advantage of the Fire Department's resources and management expertise in providing additional ambulance stations throughout the City and by restructuring EMS functions to redeploy more medically qualified EMS staff from administrative functions to ambulance services.

Manhattan

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2399-99FDO008M

00FDO004Q

Rockaway Ambulance Station

The NYC Fire Department is proposing to construct an approximately 6,000 sq. ft. ambulance station with garage space on a 24,000 square feet vacant City-owned lot located at 303 Beach 49 Street (north side of Rockaway Beach Boulevard between Beach 48th and Beach 49th Streets in the Rockaways section of Queens (Block 15840, Lot 1). The proposed ambulance station wil contain lockers, showers, toilets, kitchen, supply areas, and an enclosed ambulance garage area. The garage will accommodate up to six active ambulance units with an additional bay for use by a spare unit or supervisory vehicles. The remainder of tltc site would be paved fo up to 21 accessory parking spaces for ambulance station personnel. The action is being conducted pursuant to the transfer of Emergency Medical Service functions from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation to the New York City Fire Department. This plan calls for the New York City Fire Department to construct and operate emergency medical service ambulance stations. The implementation of the plan is intended to improve the quality of emergency medical service in New York City by taking advantage of the Fire Department's resources and management expertise in providing additional ambulance stations throughout the City and by restructuring EMS functions to redeploy more medically qualified EMS staff from administrative functions to ambulance services.

Queens

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2756-00FDO004Q

22DEP048U

Dunwoodie Field Operations Shop Geotechnical Investigation

New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) proposes to perform a geotechnical investigation intended to support the design and construction of a new 2-story Dunwoodie Field Operations Building located at 601 Midland Avenue, in the City of Yonkers, Westchester County. DEP proposed to advance seven (7) borings in order to evaluate the subsurface conditions at the Dunwoodie Field Operations Shop site. Six (6) borings will be advanced 35 feet below existing grade to determine soil engineering parameters and a suitable foundation system. One (1) soil boring would advance to 100-ft depth below grade to assess the seismic site class of the project site.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16144-22DEP048U

99FDO005X

University Heights Ambulance Station

The NYC Fire Department is proposing to construct an approximately 6,000 sq. ft. ambulance station with garage space at 205 West Fordham Road,just off the junction of West Fordham Road, Sedgwick Avenue, and Webb Avenue in the University Heights section of the Bronx. The site currently contains a one.story, approximately 1,000 sq. ft. building used as a construction supplies store, with the remainder of the site used for parking. The proposed ambulance station will contain lockers, showers, toilets, dining area, kitchen, supply areas, and an enclosed ambulance garage area. Thegarage will accommodate up to seven active ambulance units with up to one additional bay for use by a spare unit or supervisory vehicle. The remainder of the site's paved area will be used for access and to accessory off-street parking spaces for station personnel.The action is being conducted pursuant to the transfer of Emergency Medical Service functions from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation to the New York City Fire Department. This plan calls for the New York City Fire Department to construct and operate emergency medical service ambulance stations. The implementation of the plan is intended to improve the quality of emergency medical service in New York City by taking advantage of the Fire Department's resources and management expertise in providing additional ambulance stations throughout the City and by restructuring EMS functions to redeploy more medically qualified EMS staff from administrative functions to ambulance services.

Bronx

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2304-99FDO005X

99FDO006R

Annadale Ambulance Station

The NYC Fire Department is proposing to construct an approximately 4,500 sq. ft. ambulance station with garage space at 813 Annadale Road, approximately 250 feet south of the intersection of Annadale Road and Lorraine Avenue in the Annadale section of Staten Island. The site currently contains a one-story, approximately 2,000 sq. ft. building formerly used as an automobile-service station; this building will be demolished under the proposed action. The proposed ambulance station will contain lockers, showers, toilets, dining area, kitchen, supply areas, and an enclosed ambulance garage area. The garage will accommodate up to five active or spare ambulance units or supervisory vehicles. The remainder of the site's paved area will be used for access and to provide up to 11 off-strc parking spaces for station personnel The action is being conducted pursuant to the transfer of Emergency Medical Service functions from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation to the New York C Fire Department. This plan calls for the New York City Fire Department to construct an operate emergency medical service ambulance stations. The implementation of the plan intended to improve the quality of emergency medical service in New York City by takin advantage of the Fire Department's resources and management expertise in providing additional ambulance stations throughout the City and by restructuring EMS functions redeploy more medically qualified EMS staff from administrative functions to ambulanc services.

Staten Island

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2305-99FDO006R

99FDO009M

Upper West Side Ambulance Station

The NYC Fire Department is proposing to construct an approximately 6,000 sq. ft. ambulance station with garage space on an approximately 12,000 sq. ft. lot at 2161-2169 Frederick Douglass Boulevard, at the southwest corner of West 117¹h Street, near Manhattan's Upper West Side. The proposed site is comprised of three contiguous vacant City-owned lots (Block 1943, Lots 32, 33, and 36). The proposed ambulance station will contain lockers, showers, toilets, kitchen, offices, supply areas and an enclosed ambulance garage area. The garage will accommodate six active ambulance units, with up to one additional bay for use by a spare ambulance or supervisory vehicle. The remainder of the will be paved area for access and to provide up to 12 off-street parking spaces for station personnel.The action is being conducted pursuant to the transfer of Emergency Medical Service functions from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation to the New York Cit Fire Department. This plan calls for the New York City Fire Department to construct and operate emergency medical service ambulance stations throughout the City. The implementation of this plan is intended to improve the quality of emergency medical servic in New York City by taking advantage of the Fire Department's resources and manageme expertise by providing additional ambulance stations throughout the City and by restructuring EMS functions to redeploy more medically qualified EMS staff from aministrative functions to ambulance services.

Manhattan

NYC Fire Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2511-99FDO009M

78DCP083X

2939 Edson Avenue Rezoning

A private application [actions TBD] to rezone an R4 district to M1-1 to bring an existing use (welding shop) into compliance, is being sought by Singh Welding LLC at 2939 Edson Avenue in Baychester, Community District 12, the Bronx.

Bronx

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17052-78DCP083X

22DHS005K

1 Hoyt Street

The New York City Department of Homeless Services (DHS) is proposing to enter into a rent contract agreement to fund services to be provided by the non-profit African American Planning Commission (AAPC or Provider) who would operate a transitional residence (Shelter or Facility) in an existing building located at 1 Hoyt Street in Brooklyn (Proposed Action). Under the Proposed Action, a recently renovated eight-story building would be utilized to provide housing for up to 160 single adult men. The proposed Facility would be operated by 44 full-time and 24 part-time employees who will help residents use available programming to improve life skills, develop or enhance job skills, access livable wage jobs, and find permanent housing. The Facility is expected to be operational by mid- to late 2022.

Brooklyn

Department of Homeless Services

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15744-22DHS005K

22HPD050X

SEBCO IV Type II

The SEBCO IV project consists of three buildings, 2 conjoined 6-story apartment buildings and another 5-story apartment building with a total of 71 dwelling units. Owned by the The South East Bronx Community Organization (SEBCO) through single purpose entity SEBCO IV Associates L.P., the project has an existing 20-year renewal Mark to Market HAP Contract. All units except the superintendents unit are currently covered under a project based Section 8 HAP contract. The SEBCO IV property consists of 68,715 SF in size and located in the Longwood neighborhood of the Bronx. The two conjoined buildings, 862 and 864 Southern Boulevard, are situated at the corner of Southern Boulevard and Tiffany Street. The development contains six (6) one-bedroom, fifty one (51) two-bedroom, and thirteen (13) three-bedroom units. There is one (1) two-bedroom as the supers unit. The project has 2 commercial spaces and a roof antenna lease with Sprint PCS at 862- 864 Southern Boulevard. The commercial spaces are each approximately 1,400 square feet. The Project is refinancing its existing debt and will acquire a new first mortgage loan through a Fannie Mae execution. As part of the refinancing, the project is requesting HPD provide a new forty (40) year Article XI Gross Rent Tax (GRT) exemption. The owner will use the refinance proceeds to rehabilitate the portfolio. The proposed scope of work will include the correction of all existing deficiencies in the exterior building envelopes, joist repairs, upgrade or replacement of deteriorated mechanical systems/equipment, structural repairs as warranted within each building, bringing the entire development into compliance with current codes governing required standards of accessibility for disabled persons, provide energy efficiency upgrades, and upgrade of fixtures and finishes within the apartments and public areas.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16143-22HPD050X

01DPR004Q

Yellow Stone Park

This action is being performed as part of a ULURP action to map as parkland the Yellowstone Park Addition Located in Community Board 6 in Forest Hills Queens this addition is a narrow vacant wooded property located between the passive area of Yellowstone Park and the Lexington House apartment building. This site includes privately owned Block 2158 Lot 20 The addition of this naturally vegetated parcel of land to Yellowstone Park will enhance the quality of life for residents of the neighborhood by providing them with additional natural wooded open space Also this action will protect the property from a proposed residential development project that would replace the natural edge of the park with all intrusive building.

Queens

Department of Parks and Recreation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2795-01DPR004Q

22DCP173Q

43rd Avenue Demapping

The applicant, Anthony Lim, seeks a demapping of a portion of the south side of 43rd Avenue betwwen 222nd Street and 233rd Street

Queens

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/14731-22DCP173Q

22HPD032K

142 Nichols Avenue

142 Nichols Avenue is a 1 unit, 2-story Semi-attached residential building located at 142 Nichols Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11208 (Block 4121, Lot 86). It is located in Community District 5 of Brooklyn. The building is currently owned by Mark Anthony Ellis, a private middle income homeowner. There is one household member and no tenant on premise. The gross annual household income is $120,520 (144% AMI). Homeowner is set to receive mandatory housing counseling and enter into a regulatory agreement containing rental restrictions on the newly renovated, tenant-occupied apartment unit. 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 1-family home will be adding a unit. The proposed basement apartment will contain one sleeping room, living room, one bathroom, and kitchen. In addition, theres one door leading to street/public way. The building has a gross square footage of 1,236 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 $170,067. This includes hard costs and soft costs. The proposed soft costs are $59,773 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. The proposed hard cost loan amount is $110,294 with loan term amortized at 3% for 180 months (15 years). The funding source is city capital. This loan will be used to covert the basement into a 1-bedroom apartment by covering the costs materials, labor, and closing/related fees.

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15970-22HPD032K

22HPD015X

VOA 1746 Andrews Avenue South

The proposal involves a request by the New York City Department of Housing, Preservation and Development (HPD) and the New York City Housing Development Corporation (HDC), on behalf of the project sponsor, Volunteers of America - Greater NY (VOA) for construction financing (the Proposed Action) through HPDs Senior Affordable Rental Apartments (SARA) to facilitate the construction of a new senior residential building containing 117 dwelling units (DU) plus one dwelling unit for the live-in superintendent located at 1746 Andrews Avenue South (Block 2878, Lot 183) in Morris Heights neighborhood of the Bronx, Community District 5. According to the Environmental Assessment Statement (EAS), the Proposed Development would be constructed in a single phase and is expected to be completed and operational by 2024. Absent the Proposed Action (the No-Action condition), the Project Site would remain as a vacant lot. The Proposed Project would comply with the R7-1 zoning designation for community facility use for the development of the proposed building. In addition to HPD funding through SARA, the Project Sponsors will seek Project-Based Section 8 Vouchers. In addition to HPD serving as the Lead Agency, the New York State Division of Homes and Community Renewal (HCR) as well as the New York State Governors Office of Storm Recovery (GOSR) will serve as involved agencies.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15865-22HPD015X

01DPR006M

Randalls Island Improvements

The applicant, The City of New York Department of Parks & Recreation (DPR) is proposing to: demolish Downing Stadium and replace it with a modem outdoor amphitheater with a capacity of 19,200 spectators, and a new competition level Category 3 track and field center with up to 5,000 fixed seats and 5,000 removable seats. In addition, DPR proposes to replace the existing four soccer and one rugby field with five new soccer fields and spectator bleacher seating.

Manhattan

Department of Parks and Recreation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2883-01DPR006M

00DPR001M

CREATED IN ERROR

The proposed action addressed in this Environmental Assessment Statement is the granting of a pcnnanent easement to the United States National Park Service and associated city map change, by the City of New York for the proposed relocation of the Hamilton Grange National Memorial. Presently located at 287 Convent Avenue, the Grange will be relocated to a 0.93-acre portion of St. Nicholas Park St. Nicholas Park is owned and administered by the City of New York, Parks and Recreation.

Manhattan

Department of Parks and Recreation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2765-00DPR001M

22HPD027X

Westchester Triangle

Westchester Triangle is a a 7-story mixed-used building constructed in 2006 containing 70 dwelling units and one community facility unit containing 7,459 square feet. HDC will be providing permanent financing. The project will be receiving Reso A and a 420c from HPD.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15944-22HPD027X

01DPR003Q

Old Oak Pond/Alley Park Addition

This application is being performed in conjunction with a ULURP application to map, as parkland, the Old Oak Pond/ Alley Park Addition in northeastern Queens. The site, located south of Douglaston Parkway between Northern Boulevard and 41st Avenue, consists of Block 8092 Lot 1, 154 and Block 8099 p/o Lot 131. p/o Lot 133, p/o Lot 135, p/o Lot 140, p/o Lot 150. All of the lots are privately-owned and contain State DEC mapped freshwater wetlands and/ or State DEC freshwater wetlands adjacent areas and woodlands. The Parks Department already has jurisdiction over most of Old Oak Pond. On September 27, 1979. jurisdiction of the eastern section of the pond was transferred to Parks. On October 19. 1983 most oflhe remaining pond was transferred to Parks. By acquiring the above mentioned Blocks and Lots, the Parks Department will acquire the pond in its entirety and the adjacent DEC mapped freshwater wetlands. By mapping these wetlands as parkland, Parks intends to protect the entire Old Oak Pond and its adjacent area for native and migratory wildlife. while preserving an upland 200 year-old oak forest.

Queens

Department of Parks and Recreation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2787-01DPR003Q

22HPD026X

Prospect Triangle

890 Prospect Avenue is a 9-story residential rental building with a daycare (community facility) on the ground floor and approximately 124 residential units. HDC will be providing a first position private loan. The project will be receiving Reso A and a 420c exemption from HPD.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15943-22HPD026X

22DCP120R

SD 54 Ridgecrest Avenue

WAITING FOR THE PROJECT DESCRIPTION FROM BORO PLANNER

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16022-22DCP120R

23DCP048K

155 18th Street Authorization

A Zoning Authorization pursuant to ZR 42-47 to facilitate a new 3-story, 3-unit residential building is being sought by private applicant at 155 18th Street in Park Slope, Community District 7, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16354-23DCP048K

01DME001M

West 44th Street Studio

The Studio City project would construct a 14-story mixed-use building on Eleventh Avenue between 44th Street and 45th Street, in the Clinton area of Midtown Manhattan, on tax block 1073, lot 1. The project site, located on a 115,483 square-foot zoning lot, lies entirely within an M 1-5 zoning district, which permits a maximum commercial floor-area-ratio (FAR) of 5.0 and a maximum community facility FAR of 6.5. The building would include five television studios; studio support, office, and mechanical space; production support space; and traditional office space. Overall, the building would be approximately 700,000 gross square feet (gsf) and 540,000 zoning square feet (zsf), and have an FAR of approximately 4. 7. The five studios and their associated office, and support, and production space would total approximately 250,000 (gsf); common areas and storage space would total approximately 100,000 gsf; production support space would total approximately 210,000 gsf; traditional office space would total approximately 45,000 square feet; and mechanical/electrical space would total approximately 95,000 gsf. In addition to studio, support, and office space, the building would also contain a 50-space accessory parking lot on its cellar level.

Manhattan

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2725-01DME001M

22DEP036U

Land Acquisition of 750 McLean Avenue in the City of Yonkers

New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is seeking to acquire a property owned by 750 McLean Realty Inc., located at 750 McLean Avenue within the City of Yonkers, Westchester County. The property consists of an approximately 0.45-acre parcel zoned as commercial and includes one (1) two-story office building. No local, state, or federal discretionary approvals or permits are anticipated to be required for this project as proposed. DEP intends to purchase the property to provide space for the future conversion and renovation of the existing office building into a police precinct to serve the needs of DEP Bureau of Police and Security (BPS).

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16010-22DEP036U

24BSA014K

56 Brighton 11th Street

Special Permit (§73-19) to permit a UG 3 daycare contrary to underlying use regulations. C8-1 zoning district.

Brooklyn

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17050-24BSA014K

22DOC001Q

DOC Training Academy

The proposed project involves the construction of a new 5-story 113,000 square feet (sf) Department of Correction (DOC) Training Academy within the New York City Police Department (NYPD) Police Academy Campus in the College Point neighborhood of Queens.

Queens

Department of Correction

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16007-22DOC001Q

22HPD040X

1600 Grand Avenue

Starhill JV Associates (the Project Sponsor) is seeking construction financing from the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) (the Proposed Action) to facilitate the phased new construction of an approximately 477,000-gross-square-foot (gsf) mixed-use development containing affordable housing, supportive housing, and community facility space (the Proposed Project) at 1600 Macombs Road in the Morris Heights neighborhood of the Bronx, Community District 5 (the Project Site). The Proposed Project would be developed through HPDs Supportive Housing Loan Program (SHLP) and Extremely Low- and Low-Income Affordability (ELLA) Program. Additional sources of City and State funding would also be sought by the Project Sponsor.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16047-22HPD040X

22DPR006X

Seton Falls Park Natural Area Restoration

NYC Parks is planning a natural area restoration project (the 'Project') at Seton Falls Park, Bronx, New York. The purpose of the Project is to restore upland forest and freshwater wetland habitats on up to 36 acres of natural area parkland. Proposed restoration acivities include the removal of invasive plant species and the establishment of native plant species. Trail maintenance and the removal of downed woody debris (trees and large limbs) and trash scattered throughout the park are also proposed. The Project is intended to improve ecological health and the user experience within the park's natural areas. Please refer to the attached project description for more information.

Bronx

Department of Parks and Recreation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16009-22DPR006X

23HPD024K

TBK1005 685 Nostrand Avenue

685 Nostrand LLC has proposed rehabilitation of the property. The project is to be funded using City Capital, private debt, Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC), federal and state Historic Tax Credits, Solar Tax Credits. The project has been awarded eight (8) federal Section 8 Project-Based Vouchers (PBV).

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16494-23HPD024K

23DCP047R

593 Foster Road

A private application for CPC certifications (ZR 107-08, 107-121) for future subdivision and school seats to facilitate development of a single-family home at 593 Foster Road Woodrow neighborhood, Community District #3, Staten Island.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16350-23DCP047R

24HPD034M

Peter Jay Sharp YR15

The Peter Jay Sharp building, also known as PJS, is located at 223 East 117th Street in East Harlem, Manhattan (Block 1667, Lot 12). The area is part of the R7A zoning district and is situated between 2nd and 3rd Avenue in Manhattan Community District 11 and Council District 8. The six-story building was constructed in 1998 and has 73 affordable housing units, including one superintendent's unit. Scope of work: The rooftop HVAC units need to be repla. Extensive repairs must be carried out on the plumbing distribution throughout the building. The ceilings, walls, and overhead lights throughout common areas and apartments need repairs. The ceiling of the boiler room has suffered significant concrete damage due to an overhead plumbing lea.k It is imperative that brick repointing is carried out to address significant moisture intrusion from openings in the façade, which has resulted in window deterioration and flooding throughout the building.

Manhattan

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17057-24HPD034M

23DCP050R

93 Cromwell Circle

Authorizations ZR 105-421 and ZR 105-425 to facilitate a new in-ground pool, cabana and pavers are being sought by Anthony Scaglione at 93 Cromwell Circle in the Todt Hill neighborhood, Community Board #2, Staten Island.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16357-23DCP050R

01DME004M

East River Science Park

This application requests a number of actions to facilitate the development of the East River Science Park on the northern part of the Bellevue Hospital campus by the NYU School of Medicine and a private development partner. The Science Park will include the development of three new buildings devoted primarily to biotechnology facilities and also containing parking and a library. It will also include the renovation of the former Psychiatric Building, which will contain clinical and research facilities, staff housing, a conference center, and a child-care center. Proposed actions include: a zoning map amendment from RS and R8/C2-5 to C6-2; disposition (lease) of City-owned property; a special permit for scientific research and development facilities pursuant to Section 74-48 of the Zoning Resolution; and two special permits for a 138-space accessory parking garage and a 464-space accessory parking garage pursuant to Section 13-561 of the Zoning Resolution. The Science Park will be developed in three phases.

Manhattan

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2819-01DME004M

01DME002K

Brooklyn Junction Retail

Applicant proposes to construct a 489,693-gross-square-foot retail center including a multi-level parking facility for approximately 552 vehicles. The city-owned site is currently occupied by a 387-space municipal parking lot, a Long Island Railroad right-of­ way, and drive-through car wash. The proposed project is to be located on the block bounded by Flatbush Avenue, Nostrand Avenue, and Avenue H in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn. The proposed project is subject to the following discretionary actions. Demapping of a public place, which includes the authority to dispose of city-owned property and enter into business terms to govern the disposition; Rezoning from C8-2 district to C8-4 district; Special permit for development over a railroad right-of-way; and Special permit for construction of a public parking garage.

Brooklyn

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2833-01DME002K

01DME003M

Museum for African Art/Edison School

The project proposes the development of a facility for the Museum for African Art, an elementary school to be managed by Edison Schools Inc., and a new headquarters for Edison Schools Inc. The proposed development would occupy five contiguous parcels located on the southeast corner of Fifth Avenue between East 109th and 110th Streets. Four of the parcels are City-owned properties. Development of the project would require the following discrctional')' approvals. Because the project requires discretionary approvals, an environmental review process must be undertaken. The environmental review will focus on the change in use associated with the disposition of City-owned properties and the rezoning of the parcels. The potential effects of the proposed project on the various environmental areas including land use, traffic and neighborhood character are discussed in this EAS.

Manhattan

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2826-01DME003M

22DCP109K

470 Kent Avenue Waterfront Certification

A proposed mixed-use waterfront development, requiring a waterfront certification pursuant to ZR Sec 62-81

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16006-22DCP109K

22HPD033M

Trinity House

Trinity House is a 200 unit preservation project under the Participation Loan Program and is being developed by Trinity School and Related. The property is located at 100 West 92nd Street (Block:1222, Lot: 9029) in the Upper West Side neighborhood of Manhattan. The project consists of one (1) 3-story building, measuring approximately 81,789 gross square foot in floor area, containing a total of 200 residential apartments. The residential units will be distributed as follows: 50 studio units, 76 one-bedroom units, 49 two-bedroom units, and 25 three-bedroom units. The project will have 23 PBV units with income restrictions set at 50% AMI. The project will be moderate rehabilitated according to the Department of Buildings (DOB) most current building code, and HPD design standards. The construction period is expected to be 24 months. The scope of work includes rehabilitation to unit finishes (kitchen and bathrooms), exterior, major systems, common areas, elevator and roof.

Manhattan

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16002-22HPD033M

22DCP115R

SD SS 41 Highland Road

This is a private application submitted by Robert Mack seeking a CPC Certification per ZR Section 107-08 to subdivide one existing zoning lot into two tentative zoning lots in the Great Kills neighborhood of Staten Island, Community Board 3.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16014-22DCP115R

22DCP092Q

78-46 Metropolitan Avenue Rezoning

A rezoning from R5D to an R5D/C2-3 zoning district to bring the existing legal non-conforming ground floor use into conformance and facilitate the development of two new residential units above, is being sought by Robert Thomas at 78-46 Metropolitan Avenue, in the Middle Village neighborhood, Community District 5, Queens.

Queens

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/15132-22DCP092Q