Project Proposal Option 3

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Moving forward, a design plan will be presented to the public at Community Board 8 and the Public Design Commission in The project is expected to begin construction in Repairs are expected to be completed by Friday, July 30th. Blood Center Hearings As a new father, particularly with a daughter too young for a vaccine, playgrounds are an essential part of life. Last Fall, amidst the pandemic the New York Blood Center proposed a foot commercial office tower in the residential mid-block at East 67th Street between First and Second Project Proposal Option 3, creating a precedent to remove long-held mid-block zoning height protections and casting a permanent shadow on St. Community Board 8 Manhattan has had multiple hearings on the proposal where I have joined hundreds of residents to speak at every opportunity to raise community concerns.

On May 25th, Community Board 8 voted unanimously to recommend the application be denied. I provided comprehensive testimony that was more than a dozen pages long.

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My testimony touched on decades of opposition from every elected official along with thousands Project Proposal Option 3 residents in the community. My testimony highlighted the environmental impacts of this proposed development, from shadows on the park and JREC to new loopholes and the fact that the proposal would include the displacement of thousands of people from apartments. We also touched on the issue of proximity, the Blood Center's exclusion from existing new joint projects in the neighborhood, other sites they won't consider, bell lapadula 18 other locations in New York and New Jersey, along with a possible headquarters on Long Island.

You can read my draft testimony at BenKallos.

Calling Renewed Attention to Decades-Old Scaffolding, My Proposal to Get It Down As CBS 2 recently reported, over the last five years, I have Current Economic Conditions Of The United States multiple pieces of legislation to address the scaffolding issue in our city but the click of the real estate industry has prevented the city from enacting them.

Unfortunately, an inspection from the NYC Department of Buildings in April only resulted in a violation issued to the owner for failing to properly maintain the building.