Calendar

Masks must be worn for all in-person meetings and must be worn properly by covering both the nose and mouth.

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PERSONNEL Jeannine Kiely, Chair
Wed., 9/7 @ 5:00 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

When the Personnel Committee moves into Executive Session to discuss confidential information concerning applicants, only committee members may remain in the meeting, whether virtual or in-person.

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PARKS & WATERFRONT Rich Caccappolo, Chair
Wed., 9/7 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

1. Update on the reconstruction of the Tony Dapolito Recreation Center.
2. * Presentation of the plan for the renovation of Bleecker Playground

3. Update on Elizabeth Street Garden.

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SLA LICENSING 2 Robert Ely, Co-Chair and Donna Raftery, Co-Chair
Thurs., 9/8 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

1a.* Applications to the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) for Corporate Change to existing Restaurant Wine (RW), Tavern Wine (TW) or Full Liquor On-Premise (OP) Licenses:

• 68 Perry St. Corp. d/b/a Corner Bistro, 331 W. 4^th 10014 (OP-Restaurant) (Live Music-Various) (DOT Open Restaurant Program) (laid over)
• Emmy Squared Bedford, LLC d/b/a Emily, 31-33 Bedford St. aka 35 Downing St. 10014 (OP-Restaurant) (DOT Open Restaurant Program-Sidewalk) (Renotification, Already Reviewed March 2022) 

1b.*     Applications to the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) for Change in Method of Operation to existing Restaurant Wine (RW), Tavern Wine (TW) or Full Liquor On-Premise (OP) Licenses:

1c.* Applications to the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) for Alteration Application to existing Restaurant Wine (RW), Tavern Wine (TW) or Full Liquor On-Premise (OP) Licenses:

• Carmine Street Beers, Inc. d/b/a Carmine Street Beers, 52A Carmine St. 10014 (TW-Bar/Tavern) (Live Music-Permitted Occasional Acoustical Guitar) (to Include Rear Yard)
• Rajmar Holdings, Inc. d/b/a Hudson Bar & Books, 636 Hudson St. 10014 (OP-Bar/Tavern) (Cigar Bar) (DOT Open Restaurant Program) (Add Additional Space to 1^st & Bsmt.) & Non-Smoking Area)
• Arthur & Sons NY Italian, LLC d/b/a Arthur & Sons NY Italian, 38-40 8^th aka 328 W. 4^th St. 10014 (OP-Restaurant) (To Add Next Door Storefront) (DOT Open Restaurant Program)

1d.* Apps. to the SLA for New License for New Beer and Cider license (RBC):

1e.* Apps. to the SLA for New License for New Beer and Wine license (RW/TW):

• Pop Up Grocer, Inc. d/b/a Pop Up Grocer, 205 Bleecker St. 10012 (TW-Gourmet Grocery & Café) (DOT Open Restaurant Program-Sidewalk) (Temporary Retail Permit) (laid over)
• Anat Dishful, Inc. d/b/a Pending, 41 Greenwich Ave. 10014 (RW-Restaurant) (Temporary Retail Permit) (laid over)
• Pyramid Effect Corp. 176-180 7^th So. 10014 (RW-Restaurant) (Temporary Retail Permit) (laid over)
• Velveteen Rabbit, LLC d/b/a Bird Dog, 525 Hudson St. 10014 (RW-Restaurant) (Temporary Retail Permit)
• Coffeege NYC, Inc. d/b/a Café Ubani, 37A Bedford St. 10014 (RW-Restaurant) (DOT Open Restaurant Program) (Temp. Retail Permit) (previously unlicensed)
• Babi Restaurant, Inc. d/b/a Brasserie Viet Nam, 282 Bleecker St. 10014 (RW-Restaurant) (DOT Open Restaurant Program-Sidewalk) (Temp. Retail Permit)

1f.* Apps. to the SLA for New License for Full Liquor On-Premise (OP):

• MT 181 Waverly, LLC d/b/a TBD, 150 W. 10^th 10014 (OP-Restaurant) (OP- Bar/Tavern) (Temporary Retail Permit) (laid over)
• Maman Meat Packing, LLC d/b/a Maman, 800-802 Washington St. aka 95 Horatio St. 10014 (OP-Restaurant) (laid over)
• San Paolo Hospitality, LLC fka Entity to be Formed by Andrea Ienna d/b/a TBD, 569 Hudson St. 10014 (OP-Restaurant) (DOT Open Restaurant Program-Sidewalk)

1g.* Applications to the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) for Removal and Relocation Application to existing Restaurant Wine (RW), Tavern Wine (TW) or Full Liquor On-Premise (OP) Licenses:

1h.* Applications to the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) for an Expansion into Municipal Property to existing Restaurant Wine (RW), Tavern Wine (TW) or Full Liquor On-Premise (OP) License:

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PERSONNEL Jeannine Kiely, Chair
Mon., 9/12 @ 4:00 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

When the Personnel Committee moves into Executive Session to discuss confidential information concerning applicants, only committee members may remain in the meeting, whether virtual or in-person.

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QUALITY OF LIFE William Benesh, Chair
Mon., 9/12 @ 5:00 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

1. * Street Activities:

• 9/15/22 – 9/16/22 – Mierle Laderman Ukeles Gallery Show (Sponsor: NYU Gallatin School): Washington Place between Broadway and Mercer St. [curb lane only]
• 9/17/22 – Judson Memorial Church Homecoming Weekend: Thompson St. between Washington Square South and West 3^rd [curb lane only]
• 9/17/22 – Opening of the Northern Dispensary (Sponsor: David Ludwigson): Waverly Place between Gay St. and Grove St. [full street closure](event date changed to 9/29/22)
• 9/19/22 – Branded Ice Cream Truck – NYU (sponsor: IDEKO): Washington Square South between LaGuardia Pl. and Washington Square East [curb lane closure only]
• 9/24/22 – City Harvest / Torch Crown Oktoberfest: Vandam St. between 6^th and Varick St. [full street closure]
• 9/29/22 – Opening of the Northern Dispensary (Sponsor: David Ludwigson): Waverly Place between Gay St. and Grove St. [full street closure]
• 9/29/22 – 10/01/22 – Center for Art Research and Alliances-CARA-Grand Opening at 225 W. 13th St. (sponsor: New York Consolidated-Center for Art, Research and Alliances): West 13th St. between Greenwich Ave. and 7th Ave. [partial sidewalk closure]
• 10/01/22 – 10/31/22 – To Sit Awhile Art Installation (Sponsor: NYC Department of Transportation Arterventions): Astor Place Plaza (South) [pedestrian plaza] (move to FYI/Renewal)
• 10/01/22 – Breast Cancer Awareness / Find Your Right Size (Sponsor: Sweeter): West Broadway between Prince St. and West Houston St. [curb lane only]
• 10/01/22 – Moncler 70 Anniversary Event (Sponsor: IDEKO): Gansevoort Pedestrian Plaza (withdrawn)
• 10/05/22 – 10/09/22 – Moncler Activation (Sponsor: IDEKO): 1) Gansevoort Pedestrian Plaza, 2) Gansevoort Pedestrian Plaza (Chelsea Plaza) (withdrawn)
• 10/07/22 – 10/10/22 – GU New Store Opening (Sponsor: Uniqlo USA): Broadway between Prince St. and East Houston St. [sidewalk and curb lane closure]

FYI/Renewal:

• 9/17/22 – Astor Alive (Sponsor: Village Alliance): Astor Place (South) [Pedestrian Plaza]
• 9/18/22 – 9/27/22 – I Stand for Choice (sponsor: Meatpacking District Management Association): Gansevoort Pedestrian Plaza [pedestrian plaza]
• 10/01/22 – 10/31/22 – To Sit Awhile Art Installation (Sponsor: NYC Department of Transportation Arterventions): Astor Place Plaza (South) [pedestrian plaza]
• 10/05/22 – Subway (Sponsor: Sweeter): Washington Street between West 12th St. and Gansevoort St. [curb lane closure only]
• 10/30/22 – CMA Halloween Block Party (Sponsor: Children’s Museum of the Arts): 6^th between Spring St and Broome St. [full street closure] (Note: Please Note this is Little 6^th Ave. and Not the Ave. of the Americas. This is a single lane adjacent to Spring St. Park)

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SCHOOLS & EDUCATION Patricia Laraia, Chair
Mon., 9/12 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

1. Back to School Health & Safety: What you should know.

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SLA LICENSING 1 Robert Ely, Co-Chair and Donna Raftery, Co-Chair
Tues., 9/13 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

1a.* Applications to the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) for Corporate Change to existing Restaurant Wine (RW), Tavern Wine (TW) or Full Liquor On-Premise (OP) Licenses:

1b.* Applications to the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) for Change in Method of Operation to existing Restaurant Wine (RW), Tavern Wine (TW) or Full Liquor On-Premise (OP) Licenses:

1c.* Applications to the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) for Alteration Application to existing Restaurant Wine (RW), Tavern Wine (TW) or Full Liquor On-Premise (OP) Licenses:

1d.* Apps. to the SLA for New License for New Beer and Cider license (RBC):

1e.* Apps. to the SLA for New License for New Beer and Wine license (RW/TW):

• Cui Ping Huang, Eggcellent New York, Inc. d/b/a Ja Moy, 208 Thompson St. 10012 (RW-Restaurant) (Freestanding Covered Structure)
• AV Sullivan, LLC d/b/a All’Antico Vinaio, 225 Sullivan St. 10012 (TW-Bar/Tavern) (Temporary Retail Permit)
• 66 Greene LLC, fka An Entity to be Formed by Alexander Grant d/b/a TBD, 66 Greene St. 10012, Grnd. Fl. & Bsmt. (TW-Multi-Purpose Space with Café)(TW-Clothing Store with Café) (Security Personnel) (laid over)
• Ondo Omakase, Inc. d/b/a Ondo Omakase, 301 Elizabeth St. 10012 (RW-Restaurant) (Temporary Retail Permit) (previously unlicensed location)
• One Tree Hill, LLC d/b/a Westerly, 39 E. 13^th, 6^th Fl. 10003 (RW-Restaurant) (Patio or Deck) (Temporary Retail Permit) (laid over)
• Pappas OG, LLC d/b/a Pappas Taverna, 103-105 MacDougal St. 10012 (RW-Restaurant) (DOT Open Restaurant Program-Sidewalk Café) (Temporary Retail Permit) (Originally OP-approved by CB2 in 10/20) (laid over)
• Dr Smood New York, LLC d/b/a Dr. Smood, 470 Broome St. aka 55-½ Greene St 10013 (RW-Restaurant) (TW-Bar/Tavern) (Temp. Retail Permit) (DOT Open Restaurant Program-Sidewalk) (Roadbed Seating)(Patio or Deck) (Freestanding Covered Structure) (previously unlicensed)
• 357 W. Broadway, LLC, 357 W. Broadway 10013 Grnd., 2^nd & 3^rd (OP-Restaurant) (RW – Restaurant)(Patio or Deck) (DOT Open Restaurant Program-Sidewalk)

1f.* Apps. to the SLA for New License for Full Liquor On-Premise (OP):

• Westside Museum, LLC d/b/a To Be Determined, 427 Broadway 10013 (OP-Amended to Restaurant from Bar/Tavern) (withdrawn)
• Double J Operations, LLC d/b/a Kung Fu Rasta, 406 Broome St. 10013 (OP-Restaurant) (DJ) (Patron Dancing) (Employee Dancing) (Security Personnel) (DOT Open Restaurant Program-Sidewalk) (Temp. Retail Permit) (laid over)
• Hiro Nishida d/b/a Sushidelic, 177 Lafayette St. 10013 (OP-Restaurant) (DOT Open Restaurant Program-Sidewalk) (withdrawn)
• EVOL Management, LLC d/b/a Evol, 393 Canal St., 2^nd 10013 (OP-Restaurant) (DJ) (Karaoke) (Live Music) (Restaurant with Karaoke Serving Liquor, Wine, Cider & Beer) (Temporary Retail Permit)
• Saint Jane, LLC d/b/a Saint Jane, 210 Bowery 10012 (OP-Restaurant) (DJ) (Live Music-On Occasion) (previously unlicensed location) (withdrawn)
• 1 W3, LLC d/b/a TBD, 1. W. 3^rd 10012 (OP-Restaurant) (Temporary Retail Permit) (already reviewed 12/21) (renotification)

1g.* Applications to the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) for Removal and Relocation Application to existing Restaurant Wine (RW), Tavern Wine (TW) or Full Liquor On-Premise (OP) Licenses:

1h.* Applications to the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) for an Expansion into Municipal Property to existing Restaurant Wine (RW), Tavern Wine (TW) or Full Liquor On-Premise (OP) License:

• Saito, LLC d/b/a Saito, 70-72 Kenmare St., Store 5 &6 10012 (RW-Restaurant)

FYI/Renewals: Crudo Bar, 306 W. 13th St. RW); Shu Han Ju, 465 6th Ave. (RW); Madame Zhu’s Kitchen, 401 Ave. of Americas ((B&C); Codino, 62 Carmine St. (OP); Patisserie Fouet, 15 E. 13th St. (OP); Harbs, 465 W. Broadway (RW); Noodlelove, 192 Mott St. (RW); Caffe Reggio, 119 Macdougal St. (OP); The Brooklyneer, 220 W. Houston St. (OP); The Lavaux, 630 Hudson St. (TW); Fish Cheeks, 55 Bond St. OP); Wilfie & Nell, 228 W. 4th St. (OP); Domodomo Kitchen, 138-140 W. Houston St. (RW); Boucherie, 97-99 7th Ave. So. (OP); The Jane Hotel, 113-115 Jane St. aka 505-507 West St. (OP); 3 Sheets Saloon, 134 W. 3rd St. (OP); La Pecora Bianca, 265 Lafayette St. (OP); 11 Howard and The Blond, 138 Lafayette St. 11-17 Howard St. (OP); Zinc, 82 W. 3rd St. (OP); Her Name Was Carmen, 525-527 Broome St. (OP); Reservoir, 70 University Pl. (OP); Senza Gluten Cafe Bakery, 171 Sullivan St. (TW); Cafe Select, 212 Lafayette St. (OP); Hometown Hotpot & BBQ, 194 Grand St. (OP); Fig & Olive, Thirteen Street, 420 W. 13th St. (OP);

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LAND USE Frederica Sigel, Chair
Wed., 9/14 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

1. *813-815 Broadway (between East 11th and 12th Streets) – BSA Cal No. 197-05-BZ is an application to the BSA to extend construction time of an 11-story, mixed-use building with ground floor commercial space. Additionally, the applicant seeks modification of one of the conditions that the BSA attached to its most recent extension of time for the project. No changes to the most-recently-approved plans are contemplated by this request.
2. *Discussion of the Points of Agreement resulting from the December 2021 SoHo/NoHo/Chinatown Rezoning.

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LANDMARKS 1 Chenault Spence, Chair
Thurs., 9/15 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

1. *429 West Broadway – Application is to replace storefront doors and lock system. (withdrawn)
2. *396 Avenue of the Americas -Application is to install interior and exterior illuminated signage, and vinyl sheets on 3 windows on the W. 8th St. elevation.
3. *392-394 West Broadway – Application is to paint the first story of the façade
4. *275 Canal St. – Application is to install illuminated signage.
5. *43 Barrow St. – Application is to restore the front façade, excavate at sub-cellar level and add a penthouse on the roof.

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BYLAWS WORKING GROUP Susan Kent, Chair
Mon., 9/19 @ 5:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

1. Discussion of most recent edits to draft.

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LANDMARKS 2 Chenault Spence, Chair (if necessary)
Mon., 9/19 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

1. *95 Bedford St – Application is to restore the front façade, alter existing window and openings at the side and rear, and construct a new rooftop addition
2. * 263 W. 11th St. – Application is to excavate part of the rear yard to construct a pool.
3. *202-204 6th Ave. – Application is to install retractable rollacover in the rear yard, wall between the two buildings, exterior signage and lights. 

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PERSONNEL Jeannine Kiely, Chair
Tues., 9/20 @ 5:00 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

When the Personnel Committee moves into Executive Session to discuss confidential information concerning applicants, only committee members may remain in the meeting, whether virtual or in-person.

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SPECIAL FULL BOARD Jeannine Kiely, Chair
Tues., 9/20 @ 6:30 PM – 6:45 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference 

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EXECUTIVE Jeannine Kiely, Chair
Tues., 9/20 @ 6:45 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

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ARTS & INSTITUTION Ivy Kwan Arce, Chair
Wed., 9/21 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

1. * Discussion of FY 2024 Capital and Expense Budget Priorities.

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FULL BOARD Jeannine Kiely, Chair
Thurs., 9/22 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference

We accept both written testimony and live testimony at the beginning of our meeting, but please note that public speakers will be limited to 2 minutes or less at the discretion of the Chair. We recommend submitting written testimony, which will be summarized at the meeting, to ensure an opportunity for your voice to be recognized.

• Submit written testimony by 5:00 p.m., September 22, 2022
• Register to speak at the Full Board by 5:00 p.m., September 22, 2022
• Register to attend virtually via zoom. We strongly encourage the public to attend virtually. If you want to speak, you must separately register.
• Register to attend in the CB2 conference room if you have limited to no internet access at home. Please plan to wear a mask over your mouth and nose during the entire meeting. The in-person component will be at CB2 Conference Room, 3 Washington Square Village #1A.

Please click below to download the following reports for tonight’s Full Board Meeting:

June 2022 Full Board Minutes

July 2022 Full Board Minutes

August 2022 Executive Committee 

September 2022 Full Board Package

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & SMALL BUSINESS Valerie De La Rosa, Chair
Wed., 9/28 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference with a Restricted In-Person Option

1. PANEL: New York City’s Economic Recovery: Looking Ahead to 2023

After two and half years of the largest exogenous shock to hit the New York City economy and a looming recession going into 2023, where are we and how are we doing? How are we actually moving towards a more equitable recovery that contributes to the diversification of the NYC economy? We’ll examine the NYC labor market, office market, business outlook, and City finances as we look ahead to 2023.

Panelists:

Caleb Silver, Editor in Chief, Investopedia. Caleb Silver is an American journalist and the Editor in Chief of Investopedia, a Dotdash Meredith brand focused on investing and financial education. Silver previously worked as the Director of Business News at CNN, the Executive Producer of CNN Money, and was a senior producer on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer. Investopedia publishes the weekly New York City Economic Recovery Index.

Ana Champeny, Vice President of Research, Citizens Budget Commission. Ana Champeny has worked at the Citizens Budget Commission since 2016, most recently as the Deputy Research Director. Her 20-year career in the public and nonprofit sectors includes more than a decade of experience analyzing the New York City budget and finances. Her research has included tax policy, economic development, municipal labor relations, and uniformed agency services. The Citizens Budget Commission is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization pursuing constructive change in the finances and services of New York City and State.

Andrew McWilliam, Director of Economic Research, Office of New York City Comptroller.
Andrew McWilliam is an economist and editor of New York By The Numbers: Economic and Fiscal Outlook, a monthly newsletter from the Office of the New York City Comptroller. McWilliam has been with the Comptroller’s Office for a decade where his practice spans Budget, Audit, Policy, and Special Projects. He has modeled, analyzed, and forecasted property values and tax revenues for over 1 million New York City properties. He is also a labor market expert and the author of policy briefs covering: Corporate Ownership of NYC Condos, Taxation of New York Non-Residents, the Impact of Immigration on NYC, and the Demand for NYC housing. McWilliam also completed the City’s first retail vacancy report in 2019.

Kenneth Ebie, Executive Director and Chief Development Officer, Black Entrepreneurs NYC (BE NYC), New York City Department of Small Business Services (SBS)
Kenneth Ebie is a social impact entrepreneur and executive leading BE NYC, which advances Black entrepreneurship by increasing the number of Black-owned businesses in New York City and supporting their growth through development, management, and fundraising. Prior to SBS, Ebie served as Deputy General Counsel and Director of External Affairs at the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME) and previously as Special Counsel at the NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP).

Melissa Pumphrey, Senior Vice President, Economic Research & Policy, New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC)
Melissa Pumphrey is an economist and leads a team of researchers and analysts who conduct economic research focused on inclusive economic development in New York City. Pumphrey led economic research on the Childcare Innovation Lab at NYCEDC, which seeks to reframe access to affordable childcare as an economic development issue. NYCEDC released a report on this issue in May 2021: A Crisis for Working Women and Mothers: Making the Case for Childcare at the Core of Economic Recovery in NYC.

All panelists will be joining us virtually.

2. * Discussion of FY 2024 Capital and Expense Budget Priorities.

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HUMAN SERVICES Susanna Aaron, Chair
Thurs., 9/29 @ 6:30 PM – Meeting Access via Videoconference with a Restricted In-Person Option

1. *DSS/DHS and Center for Urban Community Services: report on opening and operation of Paul’s Place, a Drop-In Shelter and Safe Haven for homeless adults at 112-114 West 14th St.
2. Discussion of Human Services priorities for CB2 District Needs Statement, Priority Budget Requests, discussion of future meeting topics.
3. * Discussion of FY 2024 Capital and Expense Budget Priorities.

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Notes: The following committees will not meet in the month of September.

• Equity, Race & Justice
• Traffic & Transportation

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