Resolutions: October 2019

Transportation & Environment

Application by the Moxy Hotel (the “Applicant”) for revocable consent from DOT to construct and maintain four planters on the 36th Street sidewalk at the northeast corner of 7th Avenue.

Request by Dough Doughnuts (14 West 19th Street) to remove "No Standing 11pm to 6am" signs from the south side of West 19th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues

Budget, Education & City Services

Community Board Five support for Phone Booth Removal and BID Efforts to Improve Street Congestion & Cleanliness

FY 2021 Capital and Expense Budget Requests

Land Use, Housing & Zoning

Application by 515 Seventh Avenue Realty LP and SP Plus requesting a ten-year extension and modification of a variance granting the right to operate a commercial parking garage at 515 7th Avenue in an M1-6 district

Application by the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) to redesign their proposed new academic building on 28th Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues.

Review of Intro 1701 introduced by Council Member Kallos to amend the administrative code of the City of New York, in relation to community notification requirements for transfers of development rights.

Landmarks

75 Rockefeller Plaza – Application for a new entrance with sliding doors at the West 52nd Street side of the building with infill to match the existing finishes at the base of the building, including a new marquee and signage for tenant

Central Park Conservancy Harlem Meer redevelopment

Joint Landmarks and Parks & Public Spaces

Proposed Monumental Women statue in Central Park featuring New Yorker's Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony and Sojourner Truth

Landmarks

Recommendation by Community Board Five for landmark designation of the Demarest Building at 339 Fifth Avenue, located on the NE corner of 33rd Street

Parks & Public Spaces

Application from Trattoria Dell'Arte at 900 7th Avenue for an unenclosed sidewalk café at 900 7th Avenue consisting of 6 tables and 28 chairs

Request from Central Park Conservancy for a project to redevelop the Lasker Pool and Rink site at the Harlem Meer in Central Park

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