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    Commissioners Stymied by Century Association Special Permit

      •  Union Square, Manhattan

    Rendering of the proposed new tower at 110 East 16th Street. Image credit: LPC

    A City Planning application, which required report from Landmarks, would see the restoration and maintenance of the Century Association Building in exchange for special permits to develop 21-story tower. On July 18, 2017, the Landmarks Preservation Commission considered an application from Tishman Realty for a restoration and maintenance plan for the Century Association Building, an individual City landmark, as part of a 74-711 special permit application to City Planning. In a 74-11 application, City Planning may waive use and bulk regulations, in exchange for the restoration and continue maintenance of historic buildings. In such an application, Landmarks issues a report to City Planning that the bulk modifications relate harmoniously to the subject historic structure. The applicants also proposed to makes some alteration to the landmarks’ base and facade. (read more…)

    Tags : Historic Districts Council, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce, SEIU 32BJ, Strasberg Institute
    Date:09/07/2017
    Category : City Planning Commission
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