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    Parks Dept Announces Completion of Portion of Shore Road Bike Path Renovation

    Department of Parks & Recreation  •  Renovations  •  Bath Beach, Brooklyn

    Image credit: NYC Department of Parks & Recreation.

    The portion is part of a larger reconstruction project. On August 19, 2020, the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation announced the completion of a portion of the Shore Road Bicycle Path in Bath Beach, Brooklyn. The newly repaved path was completed four months ahead of schedule, and spans approximately 2100 ft between Bay 8th and Bay 14th Street. The $575,000 in funding for this project was secured by City Council Member Justin Brannan. (more…)

    Tags : bicycle paths, parks, renovations, Shore Road
    Date: 09/04/2020
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    Council Passes Streets Master Plan

    City Council  •  Legislation  •  Citywide

    City Council Speaker Corey Johnson at the Council Stated Meeting. Image Credit: John McCarten

    The Speaker’s bill looks to change the way the entire city shares the streets. On October 30, 2019, the City Council approved Intro 1557-A, a five-year comprehensive plan for city streets, sidewalks and pedestrian spaces. The bill was approved by a vote of 35 in favor to 9 opposed with two abstentions. The bill was first introduced by Speaker Corey Johnson on May 29, 2019, heard by the Committee on Transportation on June 12, 2019, and later amended and approved by the Committee on October 29, 2019.

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    Tags : City Council, Corey Johnson, Council Member Antonio Reynoso, Council Speaker Corey Johnson, Department of Transportation, DOT, Streets Master Plan
    Date: 11/07/2019
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    City Planning Hears Proposal to Convert Three City-Owned Properties to Affordable Housing

    City Planning Commission  •  UDAAP  •  East New York, Brooklyn

    Rendering of the proposed building at 581-583 Belmont Avenue in Brooklyn. Image Credit: Kenneth Church/CPC.

    All three proposed buildings would come with amenities for residents including outdoor areas and laundry rooms. On June 19, 2019, the City Planning Commission held a public hearing on an application to convert three City-owned properties located in the East New York neighborhood of Brooklyn to new affordable housing buildings. All three properties are currently vacant. The three proposed buildings would result in 41 affordable units and one superintendent’s unit. (more…)

    Tags : 190 Essex Street, 223-227 Vermont Street, 581-583 Belmont Avenue, affordable housing, Department of Housing Preservation and Development, Disposition of City-owned property, housing for formerly homeless, UDAAP, UDAAP Designation and Project Approval
    Date: 06/27/2019
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    City Planning Hears Application for Senior-Tailored Housing in Queens

    City Planning Commission  •  Rezoning  •  Douglaston, Queens

    Rendering of 43-80 Douglaston Parkway. Image Credit: NYC CPC/ Akerman LLP

    Thirty-four affordable apartments for seniors will be created if the project is approved. On December 5, 2018, the City Planning Commission heard an application for the construction of two buildings off Douglaston Parkway in the Douglaston section of Queens. If approved, the buildings will be constructed at 241-15 Northern Boulevard and 43-80 Douglaston Parkway. Lisa Orrantia of Akerman LLP presented the application on behalf of 241-15 Northern LLC and North Shore Realty Group Corp. (more…)

    Tags : City Planning Commission, Douglaston, Douglaston Parkway Rezoning, Queens, Rezoning, senior housing
    Date: 01/08/2019
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    Operating a Health Club in New York City: A Weighted Issue

    CityLaw  •  Cover Article by Jonathan Manfre
    Illustration: Jeff Hopkins.

    Illustration: Jeff Hopkins.

    Over 72 million Americans are considered clinically obese. With the increased emphasis on diet and exercise, gyms are turning up everywhere throughout New York City. Owning and operating a gym is not a simple process. Gym owners face zoning restrictions, permit requirements, and potential tort liability. (more…)

    Tags : Board of Standards & Appeals, City Environmental Quality Review, department of buildings, physical culture establishment, special permits
    Date: 10/29/2014
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