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    Major Staten Island Project OK’d by City Planning Despite Significant Opposition; City Council Up Next

    City Planning Commission  •  ULURP  •  Bay Street Corridor, Staten Island

    Illustrative rendering of the envisioned street view. Image Credit: DCP.

    The proposed zoning actions were largely disapproved by the Community Board, the Borough President, and even Staten Island’s appointee to the City Planning Commission. The Department of City Planning, along with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development and the Department of Citywide Administrative Services filed an application requesting several ULURP actions to help implement the goals of the Bay Street Corridor Neighborhood Plan. The Neighborhood Plan is a comprehensive plan to foster a new mixed-use residential and commercial corridor connecting the St. George, Stapleton and Tompkinsville North Shore neighborhoods of Staten Island. The plan was developed with extensive input from community stakeholders, local advisory committees, elected officials and others, working with the Department of City Planning and other City agencies including the Parks Department, the Economic Development Corporation, the Department of Environmental Protection, and Department of Transportation, for over three years. (more…)

    Tags : Bay Street Corridor Neighborhood Plan, Bay Street Corridor Rezoning, comprehensive plan, Department of Citywide Administrative Services, HPD, Special Bay Street Corridor District, staten island rezoning, UDAAP, ULURP
    Date: 05/14/2019
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    Landmarks Hears Proposal for a Major Project on One of Staten Island’s Largest Landmarked Sites

    Landmarks Preservation Commission  •  Certificate of Appropriateness  •  Totd Hill, Staten Island

    Image from 1912 of 209 Flagg Place in Staten Island. Image Credit: LPC/Ivan Brice Architecture

    Commissioners make only minor recommendations for the Stone Court mansion project and plan to conduct a site visit before the next hearing. On October 30, 2018, Landmarks Preservation Commission held a public hearing on an application for a certificate of appropriateness for a proposed restoration of the Ernest Flagg Stone Court mansion located at 209 Flagg Place in Staten Island, and for the construction of 19 one-family homes to the north and west of the mansion on the Ernest Flagg landmarked estate. The Dutch Colonial Revival style mansion was designed by Ernest Flagg and built in 1898. It was altered in 1907 with Palladian-inspired details, and several accessory buildings were constructed at this time. The mansion served as the Flagg country residence for 50 years before it became home to the St. Charles Seminary in 1947, following Flagg’s death. (more…)

    Tags : Ernest Flagg Residence, Flagg Mansion Staten Island, Residential development, Stone Court Mansion
    Date: 11/08/2018
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    Pilot Program Aims To Avoid “Street Cuts” On Freshly Paved Staten Island Streets

    Mayor  •  Streets  •  Staten Island

    Street cuts in Staten Island. Image credit: Staten Island USA.

    Street cuts are still a problem in City streets undermining repaving efforts. On July 27, 2018, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a pilot program to prevent so-called “street cuts” on freshly paved streets. The pilot will mandate interagency cooperation and coordination to prevent fresh asphalt being marred with street cuts. According to Staten Island USA, street cuts are the name given to the patch job done in the wake of underground work performed by developers, plumbing contractors, gas and electric utilities, cable operators and other entities that wish to, or need to work below the streets. The announcement follows the “Pave Baby Pave” campaign launched in 2014 that has helped repave many City streets. (more…)

    Tags : paved streets, Staten Island, Street cuts, streets, utility work
    Date: 08/02/2018
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    Renovations For Staten Island Affordable Housing Completed

    Housing Development Corporation  •  Affordable Housing  •  Staten Island

    Image credit: HPD.

    Modernization of apartment complex includes extension of affordability for the next 40 years. On June 5, 2018, the Department of Housing Preservation and Development announced completion of modernization work at the Fox Hill Apartments. The New York State Homes and Community Renewal, Rockabill Consulting-Development, Park Management, and development partners joined HPD in a ribbon cutting ceremony in front of the complex, at 320 Vanderbilt Avenue in Staten Island. (more…)

    Tags : affordable housing, Fox Hill Apartments, modernization, renovation, upgrade
    Date: 06/12/2018
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    Staten Island Borough President wins street name dispute

    Court Decisions  •  Street names  •  Shore Acres, Staten Island

    Staten Island Borough President James Oddo

    Staten Island Borough President James Oddo imposed negative street names for new streets laid out in a development. In 2014, Mount Builders, a land developer, purchased land in Staten Island on which it planned to build 200 new houses on three newly created streets. The property that Mount Builders acquired was known as Mount Manresa, which was the location of the first Jesuit retreat house in the United States as well as park land graced with many 400-year-old rare oak trees. The condominium development project sparked opposition from many in the Staten Island community including James Oddo, the Borough President. (more…)

    Tags : Mount Manresa, Staten Island Borough President James Oddo
    Date: 02/16/2018
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