Community Board 1 agendas for September

Community Board 1 has returned to in-person meetings; however the public is encouraged to use Webex live due to capacity constraints. Meetings are still here online and are recorded and posted to the board’s YouTube page. You can also find documents and draft resolutions here. As always, contact the board at man01@cb.nyc.gov. My comments in caps.

9/6 Battery Park City Committee – 6p
Location: Manhattan Community Board Office – Conference Room
1 Centre Street, 2202A-North
2022 Annual Financial Report & 2023 Fiscal Updates- Pam Frederick NOT ME! A MUCH MORE ACCOMPLISHED PAM FREDERICK: CFO OF BPCA
BPC Security Update – Patrick Murphy, Director of Security, Allied Universal BPCA Report
Programming, Construction and Event Updates – Nicholas Sbordone, Vice President of Communications & Public Affairs, Battery Park City Authority – Report
Capital and Expense Budget Items for FY 2025 – Discussion (FY 2024 responses)

9/7 Transportation & Street Permits Committee – 6p
Location: Manhattan Community Board Office – Conference Room
1 Centre Street, 2202A-North
Bus Stop Request for Battery Place across from Washington Street – Bamise Jedge, Aurora Tourism LLC – Presentation & Resolution
Thames Street Pedestrian Plaza project – Design Update & Possible Resolution
Potential Working Group to discuss Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety and Rules on Sidewalks and Streets – Discussion
Capital and Expense Budget Items for FY 2025 – Discussion (FY 2024 responses)

9/11 Land Use, Zoning & Economic Development Committee – 6p
Location: Manhattan Community Board Office – Conference Room
1 Centre Street, 2202A-North
Application by CP IV 15 Cliff Street, LLC, presentation by Paul Proulx to the Chairperson of the City Planning Commission, requesting certification pursuant to Section 37-73(c) of the Zoning Resolution to allow the existing open air café, operated by Hole in the Wall, to continue in the Plaza as a permitted obstruction, Paul J. Proulx, Carter/Ledyard, Partner – Resolution
Proposed Legislation to Toll Community Board Referral Periods Between August 1 – August 31 Each Year – Discussion
DCP – City of Yes proposal, ZEO (Zoning for Economic Opportunity) Timeline – Update CITY OF YES? I AM NOT EVEN FOLLOWING THIS AGENDA ITEM…
Capital and Expense Budget Items for FY 2025 – Discussion (FY 2024 responses)

9/12 Youth & Education Committee – 6p
Location: Manhattan Community Board Office – Conference Room
1 Centre Street, 2202A-North
Pedestrian concerns around PS 150, Nico Victorino, Principal – Discussion
School Construction Authority update on scaffolding surrounding PS 234, Invited Josh Adams (pending) – Discussion THIS I WILL TUNE INTO. I BELIEVE THIS IS A TWO-YEAR PROJECT…
Capital and Expense Budget Items for FY 2025 – Discussion (FY 2024 responses)

9/13 Licensing & Permits Committee – 6p
Location: Manhattan Community Board Office – Conference Room
1 Centre Street, 2202A-North

Cannabis Dispensary
16 Murray street, Rezidue LLC, new application for an adult use retail dispensary license – Resolution NEWS! WILL POST TOMORROW WITH MORE DETAIL

Financial District area
120 Broadway, Great Performances/Artists as Waitresses, Inc, method of operation application for full liquor license – Resolution
New Amsterdam Pavilion, Peter Minuit Plaza, Belgo CRT LLC, new application and temporary retail permit for full liquor license – Resolution A BIT CURIOUS ABOUT THIS: THIS IS THE PLAZA JUST NORTH OF THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY TERMINAL
185 Greenwich Street, Legends Hospitality, LLC, new application and temporary retail permit for full liquor license – Resolution THIS IS IN THE OCULUS
21 Dey Street, Legends Hospitality LLC, application for a liquor license and temporary retail permit for wine, beer and cider – Resolution

The following notices have been received for renewal (*applicants that are scheduled to meet with committee):
87-89 Greenwich Street, Rector Street Food ent. Ltd, George’s, full liquor license*
8 Park Place, Five and Dime Hospitality LLC, full liquor license*
5-7 Gold Street, Flames Steakhouse, Inc., full liquor license
4 World Financial Center, PJ Clarke’s on the Hudson LLC, full liquor license
26 South William Street, Luke’s Lobster VI LLC, Luke’s Lobster, full liquor license
44 Trinity Place, WBGBK INC, Wogie’s full liquor license
55 Church Street, CDL New York & Highgate Hotels L.P., Millennium Downtown New York, full liquor license
79 Pearl Street, RET Ventures Ltd, Route 66 American BBQ, full liquor license.
250 Greenwich Street, New York Academy of Science, full liquor license
107 Greenwich Street, 18th Floor, 107 Greenwich Inc, Hamilton Lounge, full liquor license
100 Maiden Lane, Chipotle Mexican Grill of Colorado LLC, Chipotle Mexican Grill #950, full liquor license
101 Broad Street, 2nd floor, The Anglers Club of New York, full liquor license

Seaport/Civic Center area
1 Fulton Street, HHC Fulton Retail LLC, Snack Out | Bar Snack | The Lawn Club, application for Alteration, for a full liquor license – Resolution COULD THIS FINALLY BE OPENING??
127 John Street, Hey Thai Inc, Class Change Application for Liquor license – Resolution
89 South Street, VB Pier 16 LLC, Cobblefish, new application and temporary retail permit for full liquor license – Resolution NEW SPOT ON PIER 16 — MORE TK, https://cobblefish.net/about

The following notices have been received for renewal:
77 Fulton Street, 3 Three BS Corp, T.J. Byrnes Bar & Restaurant, full liquor license

Battery Park City area
The following notices have been received for renewal:
225 Liberty Street, 225 Liberty Location LLC, Convene, full liquor license

Tribeca area
200 Church Street, Corp to be formed by Rafael Hasid, d/b/a Miriam, new application and temporary retail permit for a full liquor license – Resolution THE OWNER OF 1803 AND MIRIAM WAS ASKED TO RETURN FOR THEIR APPLICATION FOR THE FORMER MARATHI SPACE
78 Leonard Street, Smart Kitchen Tech Inc., GOA Sexy Indian, class change and temporary retail change application for liquor, wine, beer & cider – Resolution THIS IS THE UPSCALE NEW INDIAN
81 Warren street, TAQ New York LLC, new application and temporary retail permit for full liquor license – Resolution THIS IS THE BEAUTIFUL LEKKA BURGER SPACE BETWEEN GREENWICH AND WEST BROADWAY. MAYBE SHORT FOR TAQUERIA??

The following notices have been received for renewal (*applicants that are scheduled to meet with committee):
185 Duane Street, Five Acorns LLC, The Hideaway, full liquor license*
59 Reade Street, ZMZ Reade Tavern Inc, Tavern on Reade, full liquor license*
130 W. Broadway, HLD Tribeca LLC, Sushi of Gari Tribeca, wine, beer & cider*
399 Greenwich St, GST 399 INC, Greenwich Street Tavern, full liquor license*
396 Broadway, Bridgeton F&B Management, LLC, Walker Hotel Tribeca, application for a full liquor license* THIS HAS BEEN TROUBLE FOR NEIGHBORS, IF IT INCLUDES THE ROOF TOP BAR
145 Duane Street, Natsu Inc., Takahashi Tribeca Restaurant, full liquor license*
6 Harrison Street, Jung Sik Dang Corp, full liquor license
78-82 Reade Street, Balcony Cafe Inc, 1803, full liquor license THIS IS 1803
59 Murray Street, 59 Murray Enterprises Inc., Flashdance Downtown, full liquor license
165 Duane Street, DL Restaurant Development LLC, Scalini Fedeli Restaurante, full liquor license.
363-367 Greenwich Street, LDV Greenwich LLC, American Cut, full liquor license
11 Park Place, Store A, AAA Pizza Corp, Little Italy Pizza, wine beer & cider license

9/14 Landmarks & Preservation Committee – 6p
Location: Manhattan Community Board Office – Conference Room
1 Centre Street, 2202A-North
Docket #23-09128 – 384 Broadway exterior work proposed for the commercial storefront levels and its Cortlandt Alley elevation – Resolution
Docket # 23-11517 – 60 Hudson Street minor work in the lobby – Resolution
Docket #23-08497 – 45 Murray Street (Tentative) – Resolution
Docket #24-00195 – 32-34 Walker Street in the Tribeca East Historic District and includes demolition of the one-story building at the corner (32 Walker), construction on the lot of a new building, and a rooftop addition – Resolution WOW, SO MAYBE THIS IS HAPPENING? THIS IS BELLE REVE. SEE MORE HERE. 
Capital and Expense Budget Items for FY 2025 – Discussion (FY 2024 responses)

9/18 Environmental Protection Committee – 6p
Location: Manhattan Community Board Office – Conference Room
1 Centre Street, 2202A-North
Proposed Resiliency Features at Rotary Park (at the Holland Tunnel), Peter Ballman, Founder, Rotary Park THIS IS THE PROPOSAL TO DEVELOP THE INTERIOR OF THE HOLLAND TUNNEL EXIT RAMPS AS A PARK
NW BPCA Reaches and Public Engagement – Discussion & Possible Resolution
Capital and Expense Budget Items for FY 2025 – Discussion (FY 2024 responses)

9/19 Waterfront, Parks & Cultural Committee – 6p
Location: Manhattan Community Board Office – Conference Room
1 Centre Street, 2202A-North
Capital and Expense Budget Items for FY 2025 – Discussion (FY 2024 responses)

9/20 Quality of Life & Service Delivery Committee – 6p
Location: Manhattan Community Board Office – Conference Room
1 Centre Street, 2202A-North
DDC/Mayor’s office: Ongoing Dismantling: Borough Based Jails/Manhattan Detention Complex – Lauren Micir (AECOM) and Jeff Margolis (DDC) – Update
DDC/Street Reconstruction Updates – Discussion
Projects to be confirmed
Renovation of One Pace Plaza East, Pace University, Sean Coughlin Assistant Vice President, Public Affairs – Update
Capital and Expense Budget Items for FY 2025 – Discussion (FY 2024 responses)

9/21 Executive Committee – 6p
Location: Manhattan Community Board Office – Conference Room
1 Centre Street, 2202A-North
American Heart Association Wall Street Run and Heart Walk May Event| Community Impacts and Route, Lisa Brooks, Director, Eventage – Discussion and Possible Resolution
Open Meeting Law Updates and Requirements for CB Meetings and Attendance – Discussion and Possible Resolution
Committee reports
Capital and Expense Budget Items for FY 2025 – Discussion (FY 2024 responses)

9/26 CB 1 Monthly Meeting – 6p
Location: Manhattan Borough President’s Office
1 Centre Street, 19th Floor – Southside

All documents relating to the above agenda items are on file at the Community Board 1 office and are available for viewing by the public upon written request to man01@cb.nyc.gov.

 

3 Comments

  1. Belle Reve is an institution. Tribeca would not be the same without it.

  2. Looks like Taq New York LLC has the same owner as this Michigan taqueria: https://www.taqannarbor.com/.

  3. Belle Reve became popular only since Covid. Before then it was a dive bar struggling to find an identity. Their Covid expansion was swift and deliberate with dining shed on Church, and most shockingly an extension came up on the side of the building painted to look like it’s part of it. ( without permit?). Before then they were treating the sidewalk like their backyard with tables and a BBQ drum, slime oozing out under the trash bin around the corner, all very casual. This Americana hippie dippie vibe blends in with the shoddiness. Not unlike the Caliente Cab before them.
    Calling it an institution is a bit of a stretch.

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