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Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26499 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered designs for the installation of a prototypical newsstand, 166 West 125th Street, southeast corner of 7th Avenue and West 125th Street, Manhattan, submitted by the Department of Consumer Affairs and the Department of Transportation, represented by exhibits 7356-A, B, C & D of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous preliminary and final approval. Final approval is conditioned upon commencement of work before March 12, 2020 and submission of comprehensive photographic documentation of the completed project consisting of 8” x 10” archival-quality color photographs. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26500 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered designs for the installation of a prototypical newsstand, 244 East 86th Street, southwest corner of 2nd Avenue and East 86th Street, Manhattan, submitted by the Department of Consumer Affairs and the Department of Transportation, represented by exhibits 4472-C, D, E & F of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous preliminary and final approval. Final approval is conditioned upon commencement of work before March 12, 2020 and submission of comprehensive photographic documentation of the completed project consisting of 8” x 10” archival-quality color photographs. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26501 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered designs for the installation of a prototypical newsstand, 617 Pacific Street, southwest corner of Flatbush Avenue and Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, submitted by the Department of Consumer Affairs and the Department of Transportation, represented by exhibits 5645-H & I of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous preliminary and final approval. Final approval is conditioned upon commencement of work before March 12, 2020 and submission of comprehensive photographic documentation of the completed project consisting of 8” x 10” archival-quality color photographs. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26502 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered a final report for the conservation of Alexander Hamilton (circa 1940) by Adolph Alexander Weinman, Museum of the City of New York, Manhattan, submitted by the Department of Cultural Affairs, represented by exhibits 1592-AU, AV & AW of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous final approval. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26503 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered a final report for the conservation of DeWitt Clinton (circa 1940) by Adolph Alexander Weinman, Museum of the City of New York, Manhattan, submitted by the Department of Cultural Affairs, represented by exhibits 1592-AX, AY & AZ of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous final approval. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26504 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered designs for the reconstruction of the Rugby Branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, 100 Utica Avenue, Brooklyn, submitted by the Department of Design and Construction, represented by exhibits 4821-P, Q, R & S of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous preliminary approval. Preliminary approval is conditioned upon submission of this project for final review and approval before March 12, 2020. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26505 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered designs for the relocation of a weather monitoring station, Shaft 18, Kensico Reservoir, Westlake Drive, Valhalla, Mount Pleasant, Westchester County, submitted by the Department of Environmental Protection, represented by exhibits 5544-AA & AB of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous preliminary and final approval. Final approval is conditioned upon commencement of work before March 12, 2020 and submission of comprehensive photographic documentation of the completed project consisting of 8” x 10” archival-quality color photographs. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26506 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered designs for the restoration of a pond and construction of a bioretention area, Roy Wilkins Park, Merrick Boulevard and Baisley Boulevard, Jamaica, Queens, submitted by the Department of Environmental Protection and the Department of Parks & Recreation, represented by exhibits 3975-AO, AP, AQ & AR of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous preliminary and final approval. Final approval is conditioned upon commencement of work before March 12, 2020 and submission of comprehensive photographic documentation of the completed project consisting of 8” x 10” archival-quality color photographs. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26507 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered designs for the installation of a marquee and LED screen, including escalators and a balcony enclosure, the Palace Theater, 1568 Broadway, Manhattan, submitted by the Department of Transportation, represented by exhibits 5719-D, E, F, G, H, I & J of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous preliminary and final approval with the understanding that if any revisions to the design are required after DOB review, the revised design will be submitted to the Commission for review per standard procedure. Final approval is conditioned upon commencement of work before March 12, 2020 and submission of comprehensive photographic documentation of the completed project consisting of 8” x 10” archival-quality color photographs. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26508 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered designs for the construction of an ADA lift, stoop, and fencing, 347 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn, submitted by the Department of Transportation, represented by exhibits 7357-A, B & C of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous preliminary and final approval. Final approval is conditioned upon commencement of work before March 12, 2020 and submission of comprehensive photographic documentation of the completed project consisting of 8” x 10” archival-quality color photographs. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26509 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered designs for the construction of stairs, 238 East 26th Street, Manhattan, submitted by the Department of Transportation, represented by exhibits 7358-A & B of record in this matter, hereby gives to the same unanimous preliminary and final approval. Final approval is conditioned upon commencement of work before March 12, 2020 and submission of comprehensive photographic documentation of the completed project consisting of 8” x 10” archival-quality color photographs. A true copy of resolution adopted by the Design Commission at its meeting on March 12, 2018. Justin Garrett Moore Executive Director Laurie Hawkinson, Richard Moore, Signe Nielsen, Ethel Sheffer, Merryl H. Tisch, Shin-pei Tsay, Commissioners March 12, 2018 CERTIFICATE 26510 RESOLVED That the Design Commission, having considered designs for the installation of City Light poles, 2nd Avenue between East 59th Street and East 64th Street, Manhattan, submitted by the Department of Transportation, represented by exhibits 7359-A, B & C of record in this matter,
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