T2019-4310

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Oversight - Are City Environmental Quality Review (CEQR) procedures useful for accurately predicting and mitigating impacts of City Planning Commission decisions

Case Timeline

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Intelligence

In landmarks_subcommittee hearings, CB recommends disapprove in 8.1% of referrals (9 of 111).

Procedural

body: landmarks_subcommitteeConfirmed in 38 meetings

In city_council hearings, CB recommends disapprove in 7.0% of referrals (3 of 43).

Procedural

body: city_councilConfirmed in 34 meetings

In land_use_committee hearings, CB recommends disapprove in 2.4% of referrals (1 of 41).

Procedural

body: land_use_committeeConfirmed in 28 meetings

Roll call votes are a standard procedural step in NYC Council committee meetings, indicating formal adoption of legislation when passed unanimously.

Procedural

body: New York City Council Committee on Transportation and InfrastructureConfirmed in 8 meetings

Imposing additional monitoring on youth programs risks undermining trust and program quality by shifting the role of providers from support to surveillance, which could harm relationships with youth.

Procedural

city: New York CityConfirmed in 8 meetings

DOHMH proactively troubleshoots missing fingerprint results by reaching out to DOI rather than passively waiting, indicating a hands-on internal process for resolving delays before they escalate.

Procedural

city: New York CityConfirmed in 7 meetings

Public speakers are strictly limited to two minutes, and must not begin until the official clock is started by the sergeant at arms—indicating time enforcement is procedural and not flexible.

Procedural

body: City CouncilConfirmed in 7 meetings

City agencies like DYCD do not monitor social media accounts for threats, indicating a procedural boundary to avoid mass surveillance and maintain youth trust.

Procedural

city: New York CityConfirmed in 6 meetings

Intelligence

In landmarks_subcommittee hearings, CB recommends disapprove in 8.1% of referrals (9 of 111).

Procedural

body: landmarks_subcommitteeConfirmed in 38 meetings

In city_council hearings, CB recommends disapprove in 7.0% of referrals (3 of 43).

Procedural

body: city_councilConfirmed in 34 meetings

In land_use_committee hearings, CB recommends disapprove in 2.4% of referrals (1 of 41).

Procedural

body: land_use_committeeConfirmed in 28 meetings

Roll call votes are a standard procedural step in NYC Council committee meetings, indicating formal adoption of legislation when passed unanimously.

Procedural

body: New York City Council Committee on Transportation and InfrastructureConfirmed in 8 meetings

Imposing additional monitoring on youth programs risks undermining trust and program quality by shifting the role of providers from support to surveillance, which could harm relationships with youth.

Procedural

city: New York CityConfirmed in 8 meetings

DOHMH proactively troubleshoots missing fingerprint results by reaching out to DOI rather than passively waiting, indicating a hands-on internal process for resolving delays before they escalate.

Procedural

city: New York CityConfirmed in 7 meetings

Public speakers are strictly limited to two minutes, and must not begin until the official clock is started by the sergeant at arms—indicating time enforcement is procedural and not flexible.

Procedural

body: City CouncilConfirmed in 7 meetings

City agencies like DYCD do not monitor social media accounts for threats, indicating a procedural boundary to avoid mass surveillance and maintain youth trust.

Procedural

city: New York CityConfirmed in 6 meetings