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Agenda Representatives from Dept. of Parks will present the design plan for removal of the concrete bleachers from Dyker Beach Park
Agenda: A representative of the NYC Council will give a presentation explaining five proposals that New York City voters will see on the ballot this November. They include four questions about housing and land use, and one question regarding even-year elections
Agenda · Update presentation by Parks Dept. Representatives about current and upcoming capital projects
Agenda: Planning meet and greet for new members Onboarding new members Expanding CB10 social media audience Assisting in CB10 events Planning future meeting topics
Agenda: Review of BSA Cal. No. 2025‐28‐BZ (CEQR # 26BSA007K) - Application to the Board of Standards and Appeals for a new variance pursuant to Zoning Resolution (ZR) Section 72-21 to waive certain regulations of ZR Sec. 24-11 (lot coverage) and ZR Sec. 24-24 (front yard) seeking a one-story addition above the existing Genesis wing
Agenda Request to rename Coffey Square located at 81 Street and 7th Avenue to Coffey-Wilson Post 688 Square. This request was prompted by the merger of two American Legion posts that locally honor heroes from WWI and WWII. The Commander of Coffey-Wilson Post 688 is seeking a letter from Community Board 10 to be sent
Agenda: Continued review of DCP application requesting rezoning from R3X to R6A zoning district and addition in permitted residential floor area to allow for a new building with 40 dwelling units and 18 below-grade parking spaces at 464 Ovington Avenue, with 25% of the dwelling units to be offered under Mandatory Inclusionary Housing
Agenda: Continued review of DCP application requesting rezoning from R3X to R6A zoning district and addition in permitted residential floor area to allow for a new building with 40 dwelling units and 18 below-grade parking spaces at 464 Ovington Avenue, with 25% of the dwelling units to be offered under Mandatory Inclusionary Housing
Agenda: Review of DCP application requesting rezoning from R3X to R6A zoning district and addition in permitted residential floor area to allow for a new building with 40 dwelling units and 18 below-grade parking spaces at 464 Ovington Avenue, with 25% of the dwelling units to be offered under Mandatory Inclusionary Housing
Agenda: · Presentation by NYC Planning to review revisions to City of Yes for Housing Opportunity Text Amendment · CB10 Potential Landmarking sites – sector map assignments