The one where the Landmarks subcommittee cleared three new schools and 48 Harlem co-op homes in a single 4-0 bundle

A quick, friction-free clean-up session: Chair Farah Louis gaveled in the Landmarks public-siting subcommittee to vote on items heard the prior week. The package bundled LU 293 (48 affordable co-op homeownership units across four Upper Manhattan buildings via HPD) with two School Construction Authority sites: a ~676-seat high school in Bay Ridge and a new public school in Flushing. Absent Council Member Ung's written statement was read into the record, citing IBO data that local schools are over-enrolled by 71% under the new class-size law. No colleague offered remarks; the chair bundled LU 29