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Penny-Farthing Lane ‘It Will Be Very Sufficient Unto NEWS & Easy’ the Dey New Bike Path on COMMENT New Governor Backs Lottery Opens for Brooklyn Bridge Opens Predecessor’s Plan New Affordable “That old September feeling, left for Essential Apartments in over from school days, of summer By Matthew Fenton Workers Financial District passing, vacation nearly done, obli- gations gathering, books and foot- Monument Building ball in the air ... Another fall, another turned page: there was something of jubilee in that annual autumnal By Matthew Fenton By Matthew Fenton beginning, as if last year's mistakes had been wiped clean by summer.” — Wallace Stegner At the site of the New Market Building, Community Board 1 has called for a facility that could include a community center (with indoor and rooftop recreation space); rental and repair facilities for bicycles, boats and other recreational equipment, or a restaurant. While many residents and Lower Manhattan’s meager in- The Winds of Change community activists may have ventory of affordable rental apart- On Saturday, September 25, the hoped that plans for an Essential ments will soon swell by 63 units, Reclamation Trounces South Street Seaport Museum will Workers Monument in Battery Park thanks to a new development near- Preservation welcome the Apollonia, a traditional City had perished in tandem with ing completion at 185 Broadway, at gaff-rigged schooner, capable of the political demise of former Gov- the corner of Dey Street. The build- carrying 20,000 pounds of cargo. ernor Andrew Cuomo (who re- ing, which will be known by its The Hudson River’s only wind- Public officials, including City Council member Margaret Chin (center) and State Senator Brian Kavanagh (second from right) open the new Brooklyn Bridge bike line on Tuesday. signed in disgrace, in August), his branding address of 7 Dey, will con- Demolition of Historic Structure in powered merchant freighter will successor may have other ideas. tain a total of 206 apartments (the Seaport Now Underway dock at Pier 16 (near the corner of Visiting the World Trade Center remaining 143 units will be market- Fulton and South Streets), where n September 14, Mayor Bill observed that, “New Yorkers have site on September 8th as part of the rate rentals), along with several she will offload a cargo of New York O By Matthew Fenton de Blasio kept a promise made in his increasingly taken up bicycles as a floors of retail and office space. In State cider, maple products, wool, January State of the City address by healthy and environmentally exchange for committing to afford- and other sustainable goods, for sale opening a dedicated bike lane on friendly way to travel. Bikes have ability protections on the 63 units, at the Fulton Stall Market. The the Brooklyn Bridge, separated been a growing part of our response developer S.L. Green received tax Over the summer, the City’s Economic Development Corporation Apollonia is the Hudson Valley’s only from both the pedestrian deck to climate change and a big part of incentives worth many millions of (EDC) began the long-anticipated demolition of the New Market Building carbon-neutral, wind-powered mer- above and vehicle traffic with which what makes New York work for dollars, which helped to build the in the South Street Seaport. This development ignores a years-long cam- chant vessel, which sails regularly it shares the roadbed. “A lot of many people. There’s no better $300 million project. paign by preservationists to protect and rehabilitate the venerable struc- between New York Harbor and people worked a long time for this place to create a safe, efficient bike- People wishing to live in the af- ture. Hudson Valley towns such as Kings- day, and everyone knows that the way than the Brooklyn Bridge, his- fordable units at 7 Dey are urged The site has been a focus of controversy for nearly as decade. In 2013, ton, Ossining, Newburgh, and Hud- bike lanes that existed on the Brook- torically one of the first great enter the affordable housing lottery the Howard Hughes Corporation (HHC), which has been designated by son, as part of eco-friendly supply lyn Bridge really weren’t working,” bridges that unified our city and still being overseen by the City’s Depart- the City to redevelop the South Street Seaport, announced plans to demol- chain. For centuries, schooners car- he said. “As it got more and more a critical connector, as well as an ment of Housing Preservation and ish the structure and erect a 60-story residential tower there. This plan in- rying goods down the Hudson River crowded, we had to do something icon of New York around the Development (HPD), and operated spired bitter opposition among preservationists, community leaders, and from upstate docked at the South different. Here it is.” world.” by non-profit Settlement Housing elected officials, which eventually scuttled the proposal. Street Seaport, distributing cargo to Manhattan Borough President He also commended the Mayor Fund. These apartments are set Even with that planned skyscraper’s cancellation, however, the New local markets or transferring their Gale Brewer said, “finally, cyclists for finishing the project ahead of aside for applicants making between Market building had long faced an uncertain future, with decades of neglect loads onto ocean-bound ships for and tourists—and cyclists who are schedule (Mr. de Blasio originally Newly installed Governor Kathy Hochul, 70 and 130 percent of the area me- having compromised the structure. Possibly eclipsing such considerations more distant destinations. But the who says an Essential Workers Monument dian income (AMI), which qualifies was the condition of the deck and pilings beneath the facility, which were tourists—are getting the protected promised to open it by year’s end), is necessary and appropriate. Apollonia is not a quaint “living his- biking lane they deserve. Diverting but in one sense, all of the public them as low and middle income. tory” project, seeking to make the bikes to this path will make the officials who attended the Tuesday twentieth anniversary observances (“Low income” is actually a demo- past come alive. Rather, it is part of bridge’s pedestrian paths even more ribbon-cutting ceremony were late of the terrorist attacks of September graphic middle zone, situated above growing sail-freight movement offer- popular and make everyone, to the party: The new bike lane was 11, 2001, newly installed Governor “very low income,” and “extremely ing relevant, intelligent solutions for whether on two legs or two wheels, finished more than a week ago, but Kathy Hochul told a reporter from low income.”) today’s problems. For more infor- feel safer.” remained closed to await its “offi- NY1 News that her predecessor, The range of apartments being mation: www.schoonerapollonia.com City Council member Margaret cial” debut. During that time, hun- “was correct—there needs to be an offered at 7 Dey includes studios (25 Chin added, “this is a bold step to- dreds of cyclists jumped the fence appropriate memorial.” When units), one bedrooms (30 units), and Run to Remember wards creating a more efficient and made unauthorized trips across asked about local opposition to Mr. two bedrooms (eight units). Appli- The annual Stephen Siller Tunnel transportation system, which is ex- the bridge. Cuomo’s original plan, Governor cants earning between $45,566 and to Towers Run/Walk event will take actly what our City needs. Bicycling The debut of the eight-foot wide Hochul added, “it will be very easy $167,570 (depending on the size of place on September 26, starting at is a great emissions-free way to ac- bike path on the Manhattan-bound for me to reach out and get the opin- apartment desired, and number of 9:30 am. This year, a contingent of cess Lower Manhattan and it’s also side of the road is the first reconfig- ions of the community, but this ab- people in the household) will be Lower Manhattan residents, Team a lot of fun! Creating a bicycle lane uration of the Brooklyn Bridge solutely has to happen.” considered. Goodkind, will participate as a on Brooklyn Bridge is an example since trolley tracks were per- State Assembly member Yuh- To enter the lottery for affordable group, honoring late community of how we can better use our exist- manently removed in 1950. Line Niou responded that, “com- apartments at 7 Dey (the deadline leader Tom Goodkind, and support- ing infrastructure and this change Moving cyclists to the lower deck munity monuments must involve for which is November 3, 2021), ing his years-long campaign to make should be the first of many. Our will also free up space for pedes- community input. The most emo- browse: housingconnect.nyc.gov/Public- the apartment tower planned for the City needs more dedicated bicycle trians on the existing walkway, lo- tionally powerful monuments in our Web/details/2288 The historic New Market Building, which preservationists regarded as eminently worth saving, is Five World Trade Center site 100 lanes so that any New Yorker can cated above the roadbed, which was City have that power because our Rents for these affordable units now being demolished. percent affordable. All who are in- ride a bicycle as safely as they can previously shared by pedalers and communities came together with range from $1,329 for a studio for terested are invited to join this team- drive a car on our streets.” people traveling on foot. public officials to create special, one person earning between arguably in worse disrepair than the New Market Building itself. This sup- building exercise by running, State Senator Brian Kavanagh shared spaces. Those local voices $45,566 and $58,520 per year, to porting framework has been deteriorating since the 1970s, and even if the walking, or simply meeting the continued on page 3 continued on page 2 continued on page 3 group at the finish line and joining the Block Party on Vesey Street, starting at noon. Participants are also urged to wear the distinctive “100% Affordable 5WTC” t-shirt, which you can purchase for $15. For more information (or to register), AffordableTower5.com/events.

Art in the Open The South Street Seaport’s new gal- lery walk, the Magic HOUR (located along Fulton and Front Streets), is named for the “dusk” New York City has experienced in during the first year of the COVID- 19 pandemic. More than 30 local artists are participating in five exhi- bitions, now through September 30. For more information, please browse: GalleryWalk.nyc.

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7am - 5:30pm Monday - Friday THE BROADSHEET Volume 25 Number 16 September 20 ~ October 6, 2021 Page 3 continued from the front page continued from the front page should be an essential part of this process.” Ms. Hochul’s announcement comes in the wake of months of controversy, which began on June 24, when then-Governor Cuomo announced DO YOU. that he planned to create a monument (located in Rockefeller Park), to honor the service and sacrifice of New York’s essential workers during the DOWNTOWN COVID-19 pandemic. This disclosure came as a surprise to Lower Man- hattan community leaders and elected officials, who had not been consulted by the Governor, or his original Essential Workers Monument Advisory Committee—a panel that did not count any Downtown residents among its members, and never held a sin- gle public meeting. The further New Governor Backs revelations that the Governor Predecessor’s Plan planned to begin construction for Essential within 48 hours, without any pub- Workers Monument lic comment or review, and have this project completed by Labor Day, sparked bitter criticism. Residents of Battery Park City reacted with fury, mounting a four-day, round-the-clock protest in Rocke- feller Park, during which local parents and children camped out in early July, through blistering heat and torrential rains, to prevent demolition work from beginning. This same group, rallying under the social media banner of Pause the Saws, also began preparing for litigation, seeking legal remedies to delay construction work. BPCA chairman George Tsunis answered these concerns by appearing at the protest and announcing, “this site is off the table.” He also convened multiple days of meetings with community leaders, seeking a compromise solution, which focused on possible alternate sites within the community. Howard Hughes Corporation has proposed to build a low-rise community facility (shown at right)—with a public, rooftop recreation space. This process culminated on July 12, when Congressman Jerry Nadler led a rally at the Irish Hunger Memorial—the lawns beside which were proposed as one possible alternate site, after the plan for Rockefeller Park had been shelved. Hours before this event, Mr. Tsunis announced a further building above had been in perfect condition, it would still be compromise, saying, “we will put together a new and expanded advisory in danger of falling into the East River as the substructure col- downtownny.com committee comprised of local stake- Reclamation lapsed. holders, essential worker representatives, Trounces Weighed against this was what many preservationists saw as and others to review options within Bat- the New Building’s enormous historic value. It is listed in both tery Park City to select a site and design Preservation State and Federal registers of historic sites, but does not enjoy for a welcome and world-class monument City landmark status. In fact, the border of the City’s South our essential workers so richly deserve. We Street Seaport Historic District pointedly gerrymanders around want grieving families of lost essential the New Market Building, a policy decision that left it legally workers to know that Battery Park City unprotected from demolition. respects their sacrifice and contribution, In 2018, the Save Our Seaport preservation group noted in a statement that, “in 2010, an inspection report but Battery Park City residents feel commissioned by the EDC detailed the decay, concluding that approximately $10 million was needed to stabilize strongly and potential litigation by res- and repair the building. Those repairs were never made.” idents would further extend the process.” In 2019, local leaders began to incubate ideas about what to do with the site once the New Market Building The membership of that new Advisory was gone. Paul Goldstein, who chairs the Waterfront, Parks, and Cultural Committee of Community Board 1 Former Governor Andrew Cuomo, Committee was announced on July 28. who resigned in disgrace in August. (CB1), explained, “the New Market Building site is one of the old Fulton Fish Market buildings that is still standing, The panel’s 17 members, include Mr. but scheduled to be demolished. It’s in bad shape and unfortunately the City’s Economic Development Corpo- Tsunis, and two other members of the BPCA board: Martha Gallo (the ration says there’s no choice but to demolish it.” Authority’s vice chair, who lives in Battery Park City), and Catherine “At some of the meetings that we’ve had of the Seaport Working Group and other sessions,” he continued, McVay Hughes (who lives in Lower Manhattan, and is a former chair of “they’ve suggested to us, ‘maybe you have some ideas.’ The City has said they don’t know what they’re going to Community Board 1). do with the site. Apparently, there’s no budget for it. So a lot of this is just trying to get the project moving.” Also serving on the Advisory Committee will be nine Battery Park City “We had a good discussion and there were a lot of good recommendations,” Goldstein noted. “A lot of people residents and local leaders who are not affiliated with the Authority. These envisioned a smaller building that would house community spaces and have a rooftop field, for children. There include three members of Community Board 1 (CB1): Tammy Meltzer was also talk about parks, schools, boat docks, greenmarkets, and a library.” (the Board’s chair), Justine Cuccia (who chairs CB1’s Battery Park City Although CB1 listed funding for repair of the deck and pilings (following demolition of the building) as a Committee), and Robin Forst (a public member of CB1, who also serves priority in its District Needs Statement for 2021, the City has yet announced any such allocation (which is estimated as vice president of the Gateway Plaza Tenants Association). They will be to cost tens of millions of dollars). CB1 also called upon the City to “rebuild the New Market Building for public joined by Glenn Plaskin, a longtime Battery Park City tenant advocate. use, with facilities that could include a community center (with indoor and rooftop recreation space); rental and The panel will also have five members of the Battery Park City Neighbor- repair facilities for bicycles, boats and other recreational equipment; or a restaurant. hood Association, the grassroots organization formed in the wake of the With an area of nearly 40,000 square feet, or almost one acre, the deck Pause the Saws protest: Tristan Snell, Kelly McGowan, Gregory Sheindlin, Trade Center beneath the New Market Building makes an alluring prospect for both Rafael Torres, and Kavita Beren—all of whom participated in the Rocke- commercial developers and community planners. Whether the parcel will feller Park protest. Locksmith & be developed for private profit, community benefit, or some combination The fact that a majority of this panel consists of Battery Park City res- Hardware of the two—or whether it will remain empty after the New Market Build- idents may represent a significant step in the direction that protestors and ing is dismantled—remains to be seen. community leaders originally called for, in terms of greater transparency We Either Have It Or All of these considerations may be rendered moot (or at least vastly and consultation with local leaders. We'll Get It For You! more complicated) by the plan, announced in March, 2019 by Mayor Bill Mr. Tsunis said, “the new Battery Park City Essential Workers Monu- Building & Apartment Supplies de Blasio, to use landfill to extend the East River shoreline, between the ment Advisory Committee brings a diverse array of local voices together Brooklyn Bridge and the Battery, as a resiliency measure. If this plan moves with representatives of essential workers groups and other stakeholders to 45 New Street forward, the site of the New Market Building may end up being two blocks develop recommendations for a monument befitting the service of those 212-962-1086 inland from the new waterfront. who sacrificed so much for all of us. I look forward to building on the pro- ductive, community-based dialogue from these past weeks to deliver a fit- ting and meaningful monument in Battery Park City’s public space that all New Yorkers can appreciate.” That noted, one point of contention appears to remain. As Mr. Tsunis noted, he envisions the work of the Committee as aiming, “to deliver a fit- A one-of-a-kind place for ting and meaningful monument in Battery Park City’s public space.” At CB1’s meeting on July 28, multiple Board members voiced their on- e-of-a-kind people going reservations about locating the Essential Workers Monument any- where within Battery Park City. These concerns stem from the fact that the community was among those least-affected by COVID-19 of any in New Some people think senior living communities are all the same. York State, and that the local shortage of affordable housing means very Not true. Brookdale Battery Park City has something not few essential workers can live here. (In a related development, several elected officials in areas of New York where COVID-19 exacted a more many senior living communities can offer: grievous toll have volunteered to have the Essential Workers Monument located in their districts.) Set along the Hudson River, Battery Park City is A resolution enacted at that meeting urged the Governor to, “place the monument in a location outside of Battery Park City” and “use the mon- an upscale, high-rise apartment building in one ument as an opportunity to add green space and trees to a community that of New York’s most exclusive neighborhoods. is lacking in those amenities.” The same resolution demanded that, “the BPCA pledge in writing that no more memorials or monuments will be constructed in Battery Park City Need a little inspiration? 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