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Agenda: • ACE (Automated Camera Enforcement) program including recent implementation along B9 Bus Route • Upcoming reconstruction of non-standard pedestrian ramps • Review of school slow zone criteria including DOT proposal at 13th Avenue between 63rd and 64th Street, PS 372 • Update regarding Open Dining approval process
Agenda: Continued review of application for a zoning map amendment from R4B (BR) to R6A (BR) and a zoning text amendment to Appendix F to map MIH to facilitate a new four-story, 33,055 square foot community facility building being sought by Bay Ridge Community Development Center Inc. at 9818 Fort Hamilton Parkway
Agenda: · Presentation from Animal Care Centers of NY · Continued discussion of Animal Resource Guide
The Zoning and Land Use Committee meeting is scheduled for Monday, June 8, 2026 beginning at 6 pm as a hybrid meeting - in person at the District Office, 8119
Agenda: Presentation by Xaverian regarding their School Traffic Plan Presentation by DOT regarding safety improvements at Dahlgren Place/92nd Street/Fort Hamilton Parkway Update on the rehabilitation of the Owls Head Viaduct
Agenda: Review of Open Streets Applications submitted to NYC DOT: - 3rd Avenue from 82 Street to Marine Avenue, July 24th and August 7th from 4-10 pm - 3rd Avenue from 82 Street to 68 Street, July 31st and August 14th from 4-10 pm Review of Enclosed Sidewalk Café at Tanoreen, 7523 3rd Avenue, Application
Agenda: Update from IBX Representatives regarding Interborough Express project
Agenda: Updated Pedestrian Safety report Presentation by Rose Uscianowski (Transportation Alternatives) and Dino Hatzis regarding 4th Avenue bike audit
Agenda: Continued work on CB10 Landmarking project Review of upcoming DCP applications filed with DCP Discussion regarding future committee topics
Agenda · CB10 Parks Committee preparation for 2026 Brooklyn Parks + Open Spaces Conference, taking place on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at the Prospect Park Picnic House. The conference will bring together park advocates, community leaders, stewardship groups, and partners from across Brooklyn for a day of panels and workshops focused on parks and open