*Presentation by representatives from Assemblymember Deborah Glick’s office regarding her Bill #A09675, which proposes legalizing residential occupancy of joint living-work quarters for artists (JLWQA) without requiring occupancy by certified artists.  Discussion to follow. Please register using the link below:  https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HclcIK1lTbyWaa1H0X-Baw

Review of comments received on Communications Policies draft.  Discussion of remaining bylaws sections needing review. Please register using the link below: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_mD8RFHxwRoehfzly2NIQjw

*118 W. 13th St. - Application is to alter and repair the existing fence, create a new egress door, add a canopy to the existing accessible entrance, new windows at the front facade, expand the eastern and western rooftop bulkhead, relocation of mechanicals, new rooftop trellis, lowering the terrace level at the rear, and altering

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*Presentation by the West Side Cultural Network (WSCN) describing the WSCN's mission and goals. (The WSCN currently includes representatives from the Friends of the High Line, Hudson River Park, Little Island, The LGBT Center, White Columns, the Whitney Museum, the Atlantic Theater Company, the Rubin Museum of Art and The Shed.) *Presentation by Jennifer Brown,

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1. *PANEL: Future of Bodegas and Delis: What kind of New York do we want to live in?  In the age of quick commerce, what are the potential effects of the oversaturation of venture-backed enterprises – such as fast-delivery grocery apps – on the mom & pop businesses in our neighborhoods such as bodegas and

*Update from the Department of Homeless Services & Westhab about the proposed shelter for single adults that will be located at 349 Canal Street Please register using the link below:  https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Lmf4VfWtR92PBSzUiZhUiw If you would like to comment on this topic, you can either testify in person or submit comments in advance of this meeting.