CEQR Projects

17DCP030R

South Avenue Retail Development

The applicant, Josif A. LLC., is seeking a Special Permit pursuant to ZR Section 74-922 and possible changes to the City Map. The proposed action would facilitate a proposal by the applicant to construct a commercial development containing 223,324 square feet of floor area, a landscaped parking area, and a gas station.

Staten Island

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/9827-17DCP030R

24DEP058K

Fountain Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue Landfills- Resiliency Project

The scope of work planned for the project at the Fountain Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue Landfills is primarily comprised of electrical upgrades to the facility. The work will focus on the repair and replacement of electrical conduits and wires pursuant to the FEMA 406 and FEMA 428 assessments.

Brooklyn

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17197-24DEP058K

24DEP057Q

Rockaway Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility- Resiliency Program

The scope of work planned for the project at the Rockaway WRRF is primarily comprised of electrical upgrades to the facility. The work will focus on the repair and replacement of electrical conduits and wires pursuant to the FEMA 406 and FEMA 428 assessments.

Queens

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17196-24DEP057Q

24DEP025M

New York University Langone Medical Center Cogeneration Project

New York University Langone Medical Centre (NYULMC) is proposing to install one unit 3332 kW natural gas fired cogeneration engine to generate on site electricity and steam as a deliberate means to enhance the entire facilty energ efficiency and reduce its dependence on external sources.

Manhattan

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16966-24DEP025M

24HPD024K

Sumet I

Sumet I is made up of 5 six-story buildings and 7 five-story buildings totaling 201 units and located in Williamsburg.The sponsor acquired all 12 buildings in 1978, which are based in the City Council District 34 and Brooklyn Community District 1. The building is currently owned by Sumet I Associates, and there will be no changes in ownership. All the units except the super unit receive Section 8 under a HUD project-based Mark Up to Market HAP Contract. A partial Article V tax exemption would continue to maintain affordability and enable the owner to make improvements to the units. There are 4 studios, 43 one-bedrooms, 90 two-bedrooms, 53 three-bedrooms, 10 four-bedrooms, and 1 supers unit in the total portfolio. Sumet I includes 8 elevators, a laundromat, and community space. The sponsor is looking to pursue a moderate rehabilitation, which is expected to include air sealing, boiler retro-commissioning, installation of a mechanical air vent in the boiler room, pipe insulation, and roof insulation. There is no ground disturbance, but the sponsor is expected to consider demolition as part of the scope of work at different points during the next three-year period.

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16965-24HPD024K

96NYP004K

Police Service Area # 2 Parking Lot (PSA)

The NYC Police Department is requesting site selection approval pursuant to the requirements of the City Charter of a City-owned site for use as a parking lot for department vehicles assigned to the PSA #2. Currently, there is no designated off-street parking for this facility. The vehicles to be parked at this facility inclued unmarked and marked department vehicles and marked department vans. Vehicles would be operating in and out of the lot 7 days a week.

Brooklyn

NYC Police Department

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/2197-96NYP004K

24HPD022M

Sojourner Truth

Sojourner Truth is made up of three six-story buildings totaling 92 units and located in Manhattan Valley at 921 Columbus Avenue (BBL: 1/1841/1) and 980-988 Columbus Ave (BBL: 1/1863/29). The development was built in 1927. The project is based in Community District 7 and City Council District 7. The project has support from council member Shaun Abreu. The building is currently owned by Columbus Avenue Redevelopment Company, LP and there will be no changes in ownership. All the units except the super unit receive Section 8 under a HUD project-based Mark Up to Market HAP Contract. A partial Article V tax exemption would continue to maintain affordability and enable the owner to make improvements to the units. The project contains five (5) studios, forty-two (42) one-bedrooms, forty-three (43) two bedrooms, one (1) three bedrooms, and one (1) two-bedroom for the super. Sojourner Truth consists of three six-story elevator apartments and includes commercial space.

Manhattan

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16956-24HPD022M

24DEP026M

NR-107: Structural improvement and marine development of North River Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility

The project will provide: i) corrosion protection of the steel caissons supporting the faciliyt, ii) replacement of the sludge dock fenderin gand fixed perimeter fendering systems, mooring hardwar, debris fence, and safety ladders; iii) rehabilitation of the underdeck and expansion joints and iv) replacement of the 12 Ice-breaker structures located upstream docking fendering system, caissions, icebreakers.

Manhattan

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16970-24DEP026M

24DCP071M

301 East 17th Street

A Chairpersons certification pursuant to ZR 24-113(a) to reduce the size of an existing non-bonused open area to facilitate the addition of a bulk oxygen storage area is being sought by NYU Hospital Centers at 301 East 17th Street in Gramercy Park, CD8, Manhattan.

Manhattan

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16968-24DCP071M

24BSA021Q

58-02 Northern Boulevard

Variance (§72-21) to permit the development of an automobile sales showroom with accessory offices (UG 9) contrary to underlying use regulations. R5 zoning district.

Queens

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17201-24BSA021Q

24BSA024K

334 Douglass Street

Variance (§72-21) to permit the development of an 8-story mixed use building contrary to underlying bulk requirements. C4-4D Special Gowanus Mixed Use District.

Brooklyn

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17204-24BSA024K

24DCP072M

245 Park Avenue - Dos Caminos Open Air Café

This is a private application by Dos Caminos 480 Lexington, Inc. for a chair certification to facilitate an Open Air Café located in a POPS at 245 Park Avenue in Manhattan, Community District 5.

Manhattan

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16969-24DCP072M

17DCP119Y

Self-storage Restriction in Designated M

Zoning text amendment to subject as-of-right self-storage development within Designated Areas in M districts, which largely coincide with Industrial Business Zones, to certain conditions, and to establish a CPC Special Permit under the jurisdiction of the City Planning Commission in order to modify or waive such conditions.

Citywide

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/12721-17DCP119Y

24TLC003Y

Flex Fare Rules

TLC is proposing to promulgate rules to make the Flex Fare pilot program permanent, which would allow yellow and green taxi customers the same option of up-front pricing as For-Hire Vehicle customers.

Citywide

Taxi and Limousine Commission

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16973-24TLC003Y

24BSA025R

17 Grove Avenue

Special Permit (§73-44) to permit a reduction in the required parking spaces for an ambulatory diagnostic or treatment facility with an PRC-B1 parking category contrary to ZR §36-21. C4-2 zoning district.

Staten Island

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17205-24BSA025R

24DEP028U

Hillview Police Precinct Headquarters Geotechnical Investigation

DEP proposes to conduct a geotechnical investigation intended to support the design and construction of a new precinct to serve as the Hillview Police Precinct Headquarters (also referred to as the 7th Precinct) for DEPs Bureau of Police and Security.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16974-24DEP028U

23HPD079X

The Louella 2064 Grand Concourse

The Applicant proposes to develop a new 13-story, 144-foot high mixed-use residential and community facility building on Block 3156, Lot 7 in Bronx Community District 5 (the 'Project Site'). As detailed in Attachment A, Project Description, the Applicant seeks a discretionary action in the form of HPD funding for redevelopment of the Project Site under the existing R8 zoning (the 'Proposed Action'). The Proposed Action would facilitate development of an approximately 60,996 gross square feet (gsf) mixed-use residential and community facility building that would include approximately 56,096 gsf of residential space generating 85 dwelling units (DUs)for seniors, including one DU for the building superintendent, and approximately 4,900 gsf of community facility space to be occupied by the First Union Baptist Church (the Proposed Project). Of the total 85 Dus introduced to the Project Site, 59 DUs would be affordable units not exceeding 50% of AMI, and the remaining 25 Dus would be homeless units not exceeding 50% of AMI.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16684-23HPD079X

22HPD043Q

IKOS Senior Living

The proposal involves an application by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), on behalf of Mega Contracting Group and Hanac (the 'project sponsors'), for the disposition of City-owned property, UDAAP project approval and designation, and zoning map and zoning text amendments (the 'Proposed Actions') to facilitate a mixed-use development containing senior housing at 32-11 31st Street in the Astoria neighborhood of Queens, Community District 1 (Block 611, Lot 25) (the 'Project Site' or 'Site 1'). The project sponsors intend to redevelop Site 1 with two new buildings that would contain 135 units of senior housing, 7,000 gross square feet (gsf) of retail space, and 12,196 gsf of community facility space (the 'Proposed Project'). In addition, the Proposed Actions include construction funding through HPD's Senior Affordable Rental Apartments (SARA) program. The zoning map and text amendments would affect an area that extends beyond the Project Site. The zoning map amendment is expected to result in additional development on Projected Development Site 2 or Site 2. The proposal involves an application by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), on behalf of Mega Contracting Group and HANAC (the 'project sponsors') for a series of actions to facilitate a mixed-use development containing senior housing at 32-11 31st Street in the Astoria neighborhood of Queens, Community District 1 (Block 611, Lot 25) (the 'Project Site' or 'Site 1'). The Proposed Actions would facilitate the construction of two new buildings that would contain 167 units of senior housing and one supers unit, approximately 7,000 gross square feet (gsf) of retail space, and approximately 7,000 gsf of community facility space (the 'Proposed Project'). The Proposed Actions include designation of an Urban Development Action Area ('UDAA') and approval of an Urban Development Action Area Project ('UDAAP') for Block 611 Lot 25 (the 'Project Site' or 'Site 1'); a zoning map amendment to rezone an area that includes Block 611, Lots 21, and 25; Block 587 Lot 43; portions of Block 611, Lots 43-52, 144, 146 and 152; and portions of Block 587, Lots 18, 29, 34, and 54 (the Rezoning Area) from R5 and R5/C1-2 to C4-5, and a zoning text amendment to establish the Rezoning Area as a Mandatory Inclusionary Housing (MIH) Area in Appendix F of the Zoning Resolution (ZR). In addition, the Proposed Actions include construction funding through HPD's Senior Affordable Rental Apartments (SARA) program, New York City Housing Development Corporation (HDC) Extremely Low and Low-Income Affordability (ELLA) Program funding, and Housing and Urban Development (HUD) project-based vouchers. The zoning map amendment is expected to result in additional development on Block 587, Lot 43 (Projected Development Site 2 or Site 2).

Queens

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16073-22HPD043Q

24DEP027M

NR-108 Interior Structural and Drainage Improvements at North River WRRF

The project will rehabilitate roof drains, plant wide draining system, roof deck and interior expansion joints and internal structural improvments works to attain State of Good Repair and to ensure continued and reliable operation of the North River WRRF

Manhattan

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16972-24DEP027M

23DCP136K

396-400 Avenue X Rezoning

A zoning map amendment from R4/OP to R7A/C2-4/OP and a text amendment to map a Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Area (ZR Appendix F) to facilitate a new 46,000 square foot, 7-story residential (41,000 sf, 45 DUs) and commercial (5,000 sf) mixed-use building, are being sought by private applicant PG REALTY INVESTMENTS LLC at 396-400 Avenue X, Community District 15, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16366-23DCP136K

24HPD025X

Cedar Tremont

Cedar Tremont House (BBL: 2/2881/15; Address: 264 West Tremont Ave, Bronx, NY 10453) is looking to pursue a moderate rehabilitation, which is expected to include both interior work (ex. plumbing, HVAC, and insulation) and exterior work (ex. roof replacement and window replacement). There is no ground disturbance, and no demolition will be necessary to complete the scope. The sponsor is Services for the Underserved, the entity is Cedar Tremont HDFC, the HDFC parent is Palladia, and the architecture firm is ESKW Architects. There are 17 units on site and no additional units are being proposed.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16971-24HPD025X

24DCP065Y

Green Fast Track for Housing CEQR Type II Rulemaking

The City Planning Commission proposes to add a new Type II category to exempt certain housing and related actions from review under SEQRA and CEQR procedures. The purpose of the amendment is to avoid unnecessary and time-consuming environmental analyses when the City Planning Commission considers proposed housing development up to a certain size, and accompanying small non-residential developments, where those developments will not have significant adverse environmental impacts.

Citywide

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16937-24DCP065Y

24HPD074X

1039 Boston Road

1039 Boston Road (the Project) is a seven-story, 42-unit residential building located at 1033-1043 Boston Road in the Morrisania neighborhood of the Bronx (Community District 3 and Community Board 3), and is owned and operated by an affiliate of Phipps Houses (the Sponsor). In 2005, the 1039 Boston Road Housing Development Fund Corporation purchased what was then an empty lot from the City of New York for a nominal fee of $2, which was accompanied by a Land Disposition Agreement (LDA). From there, the original development was financed and constructed in 2005 via a combination of 9% LIHTC allocated by HCR, and syndicated by The Richman Group, totaling $1,996,338, and HPD/NYS HFA capital subsidy in the amount of $8,048,399. The building was completed and placed into service in February 2007. The Project comprises 47,960 square feet, containing 42 residential units, which include 11 one-bedroom units, 23 two-bedroom units, and 8 three-bedroom units, inclusive of one live-in superintendents unit. The Project contains a laundry room and common area for tenant use, as well as a community room which is rentable for events, but is also used for tenant association meetings.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17198-24HPD074X

94BSA055K

Rabinical Seminary-Synagogue

Four-Story Enlargement of Exiting Non-Compliant Building

Brooklyn

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/573-94BSA055K

94BSA047M

Beth Israel North Division

Add One-story to Existing Two-story Hospital

Manhattan

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/565-94BSA047M

94BSA041M

Taxiland Inc

Auto Repair Facility with Used Car Sales

Manhattan

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/559-94BSA041M

24BSA020Q

158-05 Union Turnpike

Special Permit (§73-243) to permit an eating and drinking establishment (Starbucks) with an accessory drive-thru contrary to ZR §32-10. C1-3/R5D zoning district.

Queens

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17199-24BSA020Q

24BSA022Q

204-25 Rockaway Point Boulevard

Variance (§72-21) to permit the development of an accessory community center to an existing House of Worship (UG 4) contrary to underlying bulk requirements. R4 zoning district.

Queens

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17202-24BSA022Q

24BSA023X

1780 Grand Concourse

Variance (§72-21) to permit the enlargement of an existing commercial and community facility building contrary to underlying bulk requirements. R8 Special Grand Concourse District.

Bronx

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17203-24BSA023X

24DCP073M

105 Duane Street Special Permit Renewal

This is a private application by Tribeca Equity Partners, L.P. requesting a renewal application of a Special Permit pursuant to 74-91 Modification to Public Plazas and a Certification pursuant to 37-625 Design Changes to facilitate design changes to an existing Privately Owned Public Space located at 105 Duane Street in the Tribeca neighborhood of Manhattan, Community District 1.

Manhattan

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16976-24DCP073M

24DEP029U

Dunwoodie Field Operations Building

The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is proposing the repurposing of the existing Dunwoodie Fluoride Building site in the City of Yonkers for the construction of a new Field Operations Building to be utilized by DEP personnel and field workers. This would include the construction of a new, two-story Field Operations Building and the repurposing of the existing, inactive Fluoride Building into a Utility Building to house mechanical systems to support the new building.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16979-24DEP029U

24SBS002Q

Extension of Long Island City BID

Proposed extension of Long Island City Business Improvement District along the Northern Boulevard, Queens Plaza South, and south along the east side of Vernon Boulevard from to 44th Road. 9th Street, 11th Street, 44th Avenue, 12th Street, Purves Street, and are included along with the extension of 44th Drive. The boundaries will also include both sides of the street on 23rd Street, 24th Street, Crescent Street, 27th Street, 28th Street/Hunter Street between Queens Plaza South and 44th Drive, 46th avenue off Vernon Boulevard, Thomson Avenue and the lots on Court Square West. Skillman Avenue to the north, 21st Street to the west, Borden Avenue to the south, and 27th Street to the east. The East Sub-District also generally includes properties from Skillman Avenue to the north, 27th Street to the west, Hunters Point Avenue to the south, and Van Dan Street to the east.

Queens

Department of Small Business Services

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16977-24SBS002Q

24DCP074M

East 94th Street - Transit Easement Certification

A private application by Friedland Properties seeking certification pursuant to ZR 95-041 to determine if a transit easement is necessary at a property located along East 94th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues in Community Board 8, Manhattan.

Manhattan

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16978-24DCP074M

24DME007X

Urban Health Plan

The project proposes construction of a new 58,000 square foot facility for Urban Health Plan at 1095 Southern Blvd.

Bronx

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16980-24DME007X

24DME008M

SCA Harbor School Boathouse Structural Repairs

Manhattan

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16981-24DME008M

20HPD016X

Parkchester Gardens

The Applicant, PPC Purdy LLC or its affiliate, proposes to develop a new eight-story affordable senior housing development in the Parkchester neighborhood of the Bronx, NY. The Site is located at 1701 Purdy Street and is legally identified as 3943Lot 199. The Applicant proposes to construct a T-shaped building fronting Purdy Street. The building will include a partial cellar level in the southeast corner of the building and a centrally located elevator bank. Driveway access will be fromPurdy Street with parking for 10 cars in the southwest corner of the site. The proposed action will facilitate a proposal by the Applicant to develop Parkchester Gardens, which will be an affordable-housing project comprised of a newly constructed 221-unit, 8-story block and plank building built on the existing vacant properties under the Affordable Independent Residences for Seniors (AIRS). The project will be built as-of-right. The New York City Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) designated the Applicant as the developer and will issue a construction loan under the Senior Affordable Rental Apartments (SARA) program. The project will receive Project Based Vouchers for all units and will serve seniors that are 62 years old or over.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/14648-20HPD016X

24BSA012K

341 39th Street Amendment

Amendment of a previously approved Special Permit (§73-19) permitting the operation of an elementary school (UG 3) (Brooklyn Prospect Charter School). The proposal seeks to enlarge the school to include a middle school on floors 3 and 4 of the existing building, and to modify some conditions of the Board. M1-2 zoning district.

Brooklyn

Board of Standards and Appeals

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16982-24BSA012K

24DEP030U

Concrete Slab Coring to Support the Rehabilitation of Five Catskill Aqueduct Chambers

Concrete slab coring is proposed to support the Rehabilitation of Five (5) Catskill Aqueduct Chambers project. The five chambers are Rondout Drainage Chamber, Wallkill Drainage Chamber, Hunter Brook North Siphon Chamber, Croton Lake Downtake Chamber, and Harlem Railroad North Siphon Chamber.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16984-24DEP030U

24HPD026X

MBD Cluster 3NR

The MBD Cluster 3.NR Rehab is a project proposed by MBD Community Housing Corporation. This project is the gut rehabilitation of a portfolio of five buildings, 179-unit affordable housing project at 1805 University Avenue , 1815 University Avenue, 1857 - 1859 Walton Avenue, 1881 Walton Avenue, and 2160 Walton Avenue. The intention of HPD would be to provide development financing, subject to availability, for this project if the proposal meets the guidelines and requirements of the DHS Clusters Conversion Initiative within Homeless Housing Strategic Initiatives (HHSI) and is approved by the Commissioner of HPD. The amount of the funding is still in negotiation. The loan terms and conditions must be acceptable to the City, including an interest rate of AFR for a term of at least 30 years.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16987-24HPD026X

24HPD075X

Silverleaf Hall

The Silverleaf Hall project (Silverleaf) is a 118 unit, eight-story supportive housing residential building located at 480 E 176th Street (Block 2917, Lot 17) in the Tremont neighborhood of the Bronx, and within Bronx Community District 16, and the 15th City Council district. The sponsor of the project is Lantern. The building is currently owned by Audubon Housing Development Fund Corporation, and there will be no change in ownership at closing.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17207-24HPD075X

24DCP075M

60 East 93rd Street

A Special Permit pursuant to ZR 74-711 to waive bulk regulations to facilitate a change of use for an existing 5-story landmark building including community facility use on floors 1-4 and residential use on floor 5 to a 5-story single residential building is being sought by TABOULEHS LLC at 60 East 93rd Street within the Expanded Carnegie Hill Historic District, Community District 8, Manhattan.

Manhattan

Department of City Planning

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16985-24DCP075M

24SBS001K

Cypress Hill Fulton BID

Porposed establishment of a Business Improvement District along Fulton Street bounded by Van Siclen Avenue to the west and Elderts Lane to the east, Crescent Street north of Fulton St to the south of Campus Place, providing sanitation, beautification, public safery and economic development.

Brooklyn

Department of Small Business Services

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16925-24SBS001K

24DME004K

COPO Community Center at 1075-1079 Coney Island Avenue

The New York City Economic Development Corporation is facilitating the allocation of City Capital funding to the Council of Peoples Organizations (COPO or The Applicant) - a New York State registered 501 (c) (3) Not-for-Profit organization to enable the organization to provide social services to the community by privately purchasing properties located at 1075,1077 and 1079 Coney Island Avenue (Block 6686, Lots 78,79 and 80) in the Midwood neighborhood of Brooklyn.

Brooklyn

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16900-24DME004K

24HPD076K

Cooper Park Commons/Greenpoint Hospital Minor Modification

The City of New York - Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), intends to seek a certification from the Chairperson of the City Planning Commission to grant a minor modification (the Proposed Action) to a Restrictive Declaration associated with a Large Scale General Development. The Proposed Action would change the mechanism for which development of the Phase I Publicly Accessible Open Space would be required. The Proposed Action is part of a larger multiphase Proposed Project involving the redevelopment of the former Greenpoint Hospital. This Proposed Project received a full environmental review under CEQR No. 20HPD007K. After considering the full effects of the Proposed Project, HPD issued a Negative Declaration on June 18, 2021.

Brooklyn

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17209-24HPD076K

24DEP031U

Installation of water sampling station at the DEP Eastview Precinct

The proposed action involves the installation of a water sampling station in the DEP Eastview Precinct parking lot.

Upstate

Department of Environmental Protection

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16990-24DEP031U

24DOT005Y

Citywide Raised Crosswalks (2024)

NYC DOT, as part of its ongoing its ongoing efforts to enhance pedestrian safety, is proposing to install raised crosswalks at 160 intersections with high occurrences of pedestrian crashes (see attached). In addition to raised crosswalks, some locations will receive pedestrian ramp upgrades to meet ADA requirements, and some locations will receive concrete curb extensions in place of existing painted curb extensions.

Citywide

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16991-24DOT005Y

24DME006K

New York Cancer Center Building Renovation and Construction

To expand capacity to meet the growing need for its services, the New York Cancer Center (NYCC) is undertaking the renovation and construction of a building located at 2075 McDonald Avenue (aka 347 Avenue S) in Brooklyn, New York. The existing structure has a ground floor and cellar. In addition to the renovation of the existing structure, a second story will be added for a total of 14,286 square feet.

Brooklyn

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16975-24DME006K

24DME003M

Ali Forney Center

The New York City Economic Development Corporation on behalf of the City of New York is facilitating the allocation of City Capital funding to the Ali Forney Center (AFC, the applicant')a 501c3 nonprofitin order to allow the organization to provide transitional housing to up to 18 homeless transgender young adults by privately purchasing property located at 337 Convent Avenue (Block 2050, Lot 32) in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood of Manhattan ('project site'). The project site is a 4-story residential building with approximately 3,920 square feet of floor area. The building is currently vacant.

Manhattan

Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/16863-24DME003M

24DOT009M

Gansevoort Plaza North

NYC DOT is proposing formalizing the expansion of public space into the slip lane, an open street, adjacent to the plaza bordered by West 14th, West 15th Streets and 9th Avenue. Building on the success of Gansevoort Plaza and the Open Streets in the neighborhood, formalizing this space will offer much needed programmable public space. Currently this slip lane is closed as part of a Full Closure Open Street operating Monday-Sunday operated by the Meatpacking Building Improvement District. The project includes removing the defunct through lane on 9th Avenue between 15th and 16th Streets which currently directs traffic into the Open Street. The through lane will be replaced with a parking lane. The proposed project is located in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan Community Board 4. The estimated time of completion (Build year) is 2025.

Manhattan

Department of Transportation

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17208-24DOT009M

24HPD078X

Settlement SHF Cluster Rehab

This project is a part of the DHS Clusters Phase 3, where 15 buildings were acquired in 2021. Since acquisition the buildings have been held by Neighborhood Restore, but upon rehab closing, the ownership of the buildings will be transferred to the different Sponsors working on each cluster.

Bronx

Department of Housing Preservation & Development

https://a002-ceqraccess.nyc.gov/ceqr/ProjectInformation/ProjectDetail/17211-24HPD078X