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Windsor Terrace's 441/467 Prospect Avenue rezoning headlines a packed Land Use Committee referral session. Hanif details how community groups (Housing Not High Rises, CB7) pushed the applicant from two 13-story buildings at the MIH minimum to two 10-story buildings keeping all 250 units but with 100 affordable , 40% affordable, 'well beyond MIH,' plus a green roof, subsidized space for South Asian survivors org SACE, and a community-benefits agreement. Salamanca's modification removed MIH option two and warned the as-of-right alternative would be 'luxury with zero affordable.' Powers' Spark Ki
“Fifth Avenue Committee is a trusted community institution that has worked on the implementation of several successful CBAs”
— Shahana K. Hanif
“I'd like to specifically thank Housing Not High Rises, Community Board Seven, and of course the entire Windsor Terrace community”
— Shahana K. Hanif
“a prominent African-American businessman and civil rights leader, and hosted trailblazers like Sarah Smith Tompkins Garnett”
— Carlina Rivera
“The project replaced the dilapidated Brookdale campus with new community facilities, a new high school, public health infrastructure”
— Keith Powers
The decisions
9441 & 467 Prospect Avenue Rezoning
with 1 related matter · LU 0213-2025
455 First Avenue
with 2 related matters · LU 0215-2025 · LU 0216-2025
SPARC Kips Bay
with 6 related matters · LU 0218-2025 · LU 0219-2025 · LU 0220-2025 · LU 0221-2025 · LU 0223-2025 · LU 0224-2025
SPARC Pedestrian Bridge City Map Change
122-03 14th Avenue Rezoning
with 1 related matter · LU 0230-2025
49-39 Van Dam Street Demapping
50 West 13th Street
Approved a landmark designation for the Jacob Day residence at 50 West 13th Street in Greenwich Village, a site tied to landmark Black history including the founding of the Abyssinian Baptist Church and the equal-suffrage movement.
49-39 VAN DAM STREET
Approved the 49-39 Van Dam Street demapping proposal.
Also in the record
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- CBA includes subsidized community space for SACE (South Asian survivors of domestic violence) and a child care center run by a local provider
- CBA between applicant and CBA administrative partner Fifth Avenue Committee
- without rezoning the site would become as-of-right luxury development with zero affordable units; rezoning enables 100 affordable units
- building contains multi-purpose community space for workforce/science programs; free meeting space for Community Board 6 and local civic organizations
- public realm improvements on 27th Street Pedestrian Walkway and Mount Carmel Place; developer to seek a community-serving retail tenant on First Avenue
- new pre-K seats to be added to serve local families
- Full committee voting on items referred out by the two subcommittees (chaired by Riley and Hanks) — Rafael Salamanca, Jr.
- Chair thanks Hanif and congratulates her, transitions to next item — Rafael Salamanca, Jr.
- Chair calls for vote: approve LUs 207, 214-216, 217-224, 229-230; approve modifications LUs 212-213; DISAPPROVE LU 231 — Rafael Salamanca, Jr.
- Committee clerk DeStefano begins roll-call vote; all items coupled; begins with Brooks and Powers — Matthew DeStefano
+3 more procedural steps
The people
Keith Powers · Matthew DeStefano
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