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Tier I Eligible Public Schools in NYC - March 2020 BRONX F/R % 50+% ACADEMY FOR PERSONAL LEADERSHIP 321000010363 120 E 184TH ST BRONX 10468 100.0 AND EXCELLENCE ACADEMY FOR SCHOLARSHIP AND 321100011270 921 E 228TH ST BRONX 10466 100.0 ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACADEMY OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS 320700010343 345 BROOK AVE BRONX 10454 100.0 AND TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY OF PUBLIC RELATIONS 320700010298 778 FOREST AVE BRONX 10456 100.0 ACCION ACADEMY 321200010341 1825 PROSPECT AVE BRONX 10457 100.0 AMPARK NEIGHBORHOOD 321000010344 3961 HILLMAN AVE BRONX 10463 100.0 ANGELO PATRI MIDDLE SCHOOL (THE) 321000010391 2225 WEBSTER AVE BRONX 10457 100.0 ANTONIA PANTOJA PREPARATORY 320800011376 1980 LAFAYETTE AVE BRONX 10473 100.0 ACADEMY ARCHER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 321200010531 1827 ARCHER ST BRONX 10460 100.0 ARCHIMEDES ACADEMY FOR MATH, 320800011367 456 WHITE PLAINS RD BRONX 10473 100.0 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS BAYCHESTER ACADEMY 321100010169 3500 EDSON AVE BRONX 10466 100.0 BAYCHESTER MIDDLE SCHOOL 321100010532 3750 BAYCHESTER AVE BRONX 10466 100.0 BEDFORD PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 321000010077 3177 WEBSTER AVE BRONX 10467 100.0 BLUEPRINT MIDDLE SCHOOL 320800010562 1111 PUGLSEY AVE BRONX 10472 100.0 BRONX ALLIANCE MIDDLE SCHOOL 321100010355 3750 BAYCHESTER AVE BRONX 10466 100.0 BRONX DANCE ACADEMY SCHOOL 321000010308 3617 BAINBRIDGE AVE BRONX 10467 100.0 BRONX DELTA SCHOOL 320800010392 650 HOLLYWOOD AVE BRONX 10465 100.0 BRONX EARLY COLLEGE ACADEMY FOR 320900011324 250 E 164TH ST BRONX 10456 100.0 TEACHING AND LEARNING BRONX GREEN MIDDLE SCHOOL 321100010326 2441 WALLACE AVE BRONX 10467 100.0 BRONX HIGH SCHOOL FOR MEDICAL 320900011413 240 E 172ND ST BRONX 10457 100.0 SCIENCE BRONX LATIN SCHOOL 321200011267 800 HOME ST BRONX 10456 100.0 BRONX LITTLE SCHOOL 321200011691 1827 ARCHER ST BRONX 10460 100.0 BRONX MATHEMATICS PREPARATORY 320800010375 456 WHITE PLAINS RD BRONX 10473 100.0 SCHOOL (THE) BRONX PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL 321100010556 2441 WALLACE AVE BRONX 10467 100.0 BRONX SCHOOL FOR LAW, 320900011505 244 E 163RD ST BRONX 10451 100.0 GOVERNMENT AND JUSTICE BRONX STUDIO SCHOOL FOR WRITERS 320800011269 928 SIMPSON ST BRONX 10459 100.0 AND ARTISTS BRONX WRITING ACADEMY 320900010323 270 E 167TH ST BRONX 10456 100.0 COMPREHENSIVE MODEL SCHOOL 320900010327 1501 JEROME AVE BRONX 10452 100.0 PROJECT MS 327 CONCOURSE VILLAGE ELEMENTARY 320700010359 750 CONCOURSE VILLAGE W BRONX 10451 100.0 SCHOOL *Magnet School 7/13/2020 Tier I Eligible Public Schools in NYC - March 2020 Page 1 of 33 BRONX F/R % CORNERSTONE ACADEMY FOR SOCIAL 321100010189 3441 STEENWICK AVE BRONX 10475 100.0 ACTION CORNERSTONE ACADEMY FOR SOCIAL 321100010462 3441 STEENWICK AVE BRONX 10475 100.0 ACTION MIDDLE SCHOOL CRESTON ACADEMY 321000010447 125 E 181ST ST BRONX 10453 100.0 EAGLE ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN 320900011231 4143 3RD AVE BRONX 10457 100.0 EAST BRONX ACADEMY FOR THE FUTURE 321200011271 1716 SOUTHERN BLVD BRONX 10460 100.0 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOR MATH, 321000010382 125 E 181ST ST BRONX 10453 100.0 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY EMMETT W BASSETT SCHOOL 320800010119 1075 PUGSLEY AVE BRONX 10472 100.0 EMOLIOR ACADEMY 321200010383 1970 W FARMS RD BRONX 10460 100.0 ESMT-IS 190 321200010190 1550 CROTONA PARK E BRONX 10460 100.0 FAIRMONT NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL 321200010314 1550 VYSE AVE BRONX 10460 100.0 FAMILY SCHOOL (THE) 320900010443 1116 SHERIDAN AVE BRONX 10456 100.0 FANNIE LOU HAMER MIDDLE SCHOOL 321200010286 1001 JENNINGS ST BRONX 10460 100.0 FREDERICK DOUGLASS ACADEMY V 321200010273 2111 CROTONA AVE BRONX 10457 100.0 MIDDLE SCHOOL GRANT AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 320900010449 250 E 164TH ST BRONX 10456 100.0 HIGHBRIDGE GREEN SCHOOL (THE) 320900010361 200 W 167TH ST BRONX 10452 100.0 HOSTOS-LINCOLN ACADEMY OF SCIENCE 320700011500 600 ST ANNS AVE BRONX 10455 100.0 HUNTS POINT SCHOOL (THE) 320800010424 730 BRYANT AVE BRONX 10474 100.0 IN-TECH ACADEMY (MS/HS 368) 321000010368 2975 TIBBETTS AVE BRONX 10463 100.0 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL FOR LIBERAL 321000011342 2780 RESERVOIR AVE BRONX 10468 100.0 ARTS IS 117 JOSEPH H WADE 320900010117 1865 MORRIS AVE BRONX 10453 100.0 IS 181 PABLO CASALS 321100010181 800 BAYCHESTER AVE BRONX 10475 100.0 IS 206 ANN MERSEREAU 321000010206 2280 AQUEDUCT AVE BRONX 10468 100.0 IS 219 NEW VENTURE SCHOOL 320900010219 3630 3RD AVE BRONX 10456 100.0 IS 229 ROLAND PATTERSON 320900010229 275 HARLEM RIVER PARK BRID BRONX 10453 100.0 IS 232 320900010232 1700 MACOMBS RD BRONX 10453 100.0 IS 254 321000010254 2452 WASHINGTON AVE BRONX 10458 100.0 IS 303 LEADERSHIP & COMMUNITY 320900010303 1700 MACOMBS RD BRONX 10453 100.0 SERVICE IS 313 SCHOOL OF LEADERSHIP 320900010313 1600 WEBSTER AVE BRONX 10457 100.0 DEVELOPMENT IS 318 MATH, SCIENCE & TECH 321200010318 1919 PROSPECT AVE BRONX 10457 100.0 THROUGH ARTS SCHOOL IS 339 320900010339 1600 WEBSTER AVE BRONX 10457 100.0 IS 584 320700010584 600 ST ANNS AVE BRONX 10455 100.0 JHS 118 WILLIAM W NILES 321000010118 577 E 179TH ST BRONX 10457 100.0 JHS 123 JAMES M KIERNAN 320800010123 1025 MORRISON AVE BRONX 10472 100.0 JHS 127 CASTLE HILL (THE) 321100010127 1560 PURDY ST BRONX 10462 100.0 JHS 131 ALBERT EINSTEIN 320800010131 885 BOLTON AVE BRONX 10473 100.0 JHS 144 MICHELANGELO 321100010144 2545 GUNTHER AVE BRONX 10469 100.0 JHS 151 LOU GEHRIG 320700010151 250 E 156TH ST BRONX 10451 100.0 JHS 22 JORDAN L MOTT 320900010022 270 E 167TH ST BRONX 10456 100.0 *Magnet School 7/13/2020 Tier I Eligible Public Schools in NYC - March 2020 Page 2 of 33 BRONX F/R % JHS 80 MOSHOLU PARKWAY (THE) 321000010080 149 E MOSHOLU PKWY BRONX 10467 100.0 JHS 98 HERMAN RIDDER 321200010098 1619 BOSTON RD BRONX 10460 100.0 JONAS BRONCK ACADEMY 321000010228 400 E FORDHAM RD BRONX 10458 100.0 KAPPA 320900010215 3630 3RD AVE BRONX 10456 100.0 KNOWLEDGE AND POWER 321200010316 2055 MAPES AVE BRONX 10460 100.0 PREPARATORY ACADEMY III LEADERS OF TOMORROW 321100010370 3710 BARNES AVE BRONX 10467 100.0 LINDEN TREE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 321100010567 1560 PURDY ST BRONX 10462 100.0 LUCERO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 320900010311 1425 WALTON AVE BRONX 10452 100.0 LUISA PINEIRO FUENTES SCHOOL OF 321000010307 124 EAMES PL BRONX 10468 100.0 SCIENCE AND DISCOVERY MATILDA AVENUE SCHOOL (THE) 321100010483 4520 MATILDA AVE BRONX 10470 100.0 MILTON FEIN SCHOOL 321000010007 3201 KINGSBRIDGE AVE BRONX 10463 100.0 MOTT HALL COMMUNITY SCHOOL 320800010467 650 HOLLYWOOD AVE BRONX 10465 100.0 MOTT HALL III 320900010128 580 CROTONA PARK S BRONX 10456 100.0 MOTT HALL V 321200010242 1551 E 172ND ST BRONX 10472 100.0 MOUNT EDEN CHILDREN'S ACADEMY 320900010555 1501 JEROME AVE BRONX 10452 100.0 MS 101 EDWARD R BYRNE 320800010101 2750 LAFAYETTE AVE BRONX 10465 100.0 MS 129 ACADEMY OF INDEPENDENT 321200010129 2055 MAPES AVE BRONX 10460 100.0 LEARNING AND LEADERSHIP MS 180 DR DANIEL HALE WILLIAMS 321100010180 700 BAYCHESTER AVE BRONX 10475 100.0 MS 223 LABORATORY SCHOOL OF 320700010223 360 E 145TH ST BRONX 10454 100.0 FINANCE AND TECHNOLOGY (THE) MS 301 PAUL L DUNBAR 320800010301 890 CAULDWELL AVE BRONX 10456 100.0 MS 302 LUISA DESSUS CRUZ 320800010302 681 KELLY ST BRONX 10455 100.0 MS 390 321000010390 1930 ANDREWS AVE BRONX 10453 100.0 MS 594 320900010594 1000 TELLER AVE BRONX 10456 100.0 NEW AMERICAN ACADEMY AT ROBERTO 320900010274 275 HARLEM RIVER PARK BRID BRONX 10453 100.0 CLEMENTE STATE PARK NEW DIRECTIONS SECONDARY SCHOOL 320900011350 240 E 172ND ST BRONX 10457 100.0 NEW MILLENNIUM BUSINESS ACADEMY 320900010328 1000 TELLER AVE BRONX 10456 100.0 MIDDLE SCHOOL NEW SCHOOL FOR LEADERSHIP AND 321000010244 120 W 231ST ST BRONX 10463 100.0 JOURNALISM (THE) NORTH BRONX SCHOOL OF 321100010287 3710 BARNES AVE BRONX 10467 100.0 EMPOWERMENT ONE WORLD MIDDLE SCHOOL AT 321100010529 3750 BAYCHESTER AVE BRONX 10466 100.0 EDENWALD PELHAM ACADEMY OF ACADEMICS AND 321100010468 2441 WALLACE AVE BRONX 10467 100.0 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PELHAM GARDENS MIDDLE SCHOOL 321100010566 2545 GUNTHER AVE BRONX 10469 100.0 PS 1 COURTLANDT SCHOOL 320700010001 335 E 152ND ST BRONX 10451 100.0 PS 100 ISAAC CLASON 320800010100 800 TAYLOR AVE BRONX 10473 100.0 PS 103 HECTOR FONTANEZ 321100010103 4125 CARPENTER AVE BRONX 10466 100.0 PS 105 SENATOR ABRAHAM BERNSTEIN 321100010105 725 BRADY AVE BRONX 10462 100.0 PS 106 PARKCHESTER 321100010106 2120 ST RAYMOND'S AVE BRONX 10462 100.0 *Magnet School 7/13/2020 Tier I Eligible Public Schools in NYC - March 2020 Page 3 of 33 BRONX F/R % PS 107 320800010107 1695 SEWARD AVE BRONX 10473 100.0 PS 108 PHILIP J ABINANTI 321100010108 1166 NEILL AVE BRONX 10461 100.0 PS 109 SEDGWICK 320900010109 1771 POPHAM AVE BRONX 10453 100.0 PS 11 HIGHBRIDGE 320900010011 1257 OGDEN AVE BRONX 10452 100.0 PS 110 THEODORE SCHOENFELD 320900010110 580 CROTONA PARK S BRONX 10456 100.0 PS 111 SETON FALLS 321100010111 3740 BAYCHESTER AVE BRONX 10466 100.0 PS 112 BRONXWOOD 321100010112 1925 SCHEIFFELIN AVE BRONX 10466 100.0 PS 114 LUIS LORENS TORRES SCHOOL 320900010114 1155 CROMWELL AVE BRONX 10452 100.0 PS 121 THROOP 321100010121 2750 THROOP AVE BRONX 10469 100.0 PS 126 DR MARJORIE H DUNBAR 320900010126 175 W 166TH ST BRONX 10452 100.0 PS 130 ABRAM STEVENS HEWITT 320800010130 750 PROSPECT AVE BRONX 10455 100.0 PS 132 GARRETT A MORGAN 320900010132 1245 WASHINGTON AVE BRONX 10456 100.0 PS 134 GEORGE F BRISTOW 321200010134 1330 BRISTOW ST BRONX 10459 100.0 PS 138 SAMUEL RANDALL 320800010138 2060 LAFAYETTE AVE BRONX 10473 100.0 PS 14 SENATOR JOHN CALANDRA 320800010014 3041 BRUCKNER BLVD BRONX 10461 100.0 PS 140 EAGLE SCHOOL (THE) 320800010140 916 EAGLE AVE BRONX 10456 100.0 PS 146 EDWARD COLLINS 320800010146 968 CAULDWELL AVE BRONX 10456 100.0 PS 15 INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL 321000010015 2195 ANDREWS AVE BRONX 10453 100.0 LEARNING PS 150 CHARLES
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    Annual Report 2013 BRONX RIVER BY THE NUMBERS Anyone who has observed the Bronx River over the years knows that dramatic change is underway. But what do the numbers tell us? Here’s a numerical snapshot of our progress since our founding in 2001. • New waterfront parkland created = 18 acres • New waterfront trails created = 3.5 miles • Amount raised for Bronx River Greenway and restoration = $163 million • Number of people who have paddled the river = 14,500 people (plus thousands more with partner organizations!) • Number of new boat launches on a river where none previously existed = 7 • Number of teachers trained to use the Bronx River as an outdoor classroom = 2,300 • Numbers of students who have touched and been touched by the river = 9,500 • Number of trees planted = 95,000 • Number of beavers living in the river = 2 • Number of volunteer hours dedicated to restoring and enjoying the river = 100,000 • Number of awards for our work, our parks, and our beaver = 30+ These numbers are a powerful reminder that our river, once a neglected eyesore, is now a source of community pride, where people come to canoe, bike, picnic and learn. The greenway trail system is coming together with 20 miles along the full river currently open for use. The river is getting cleaner and more beautiful year by year, the Alliance is growing stronger and deeper as an organization, and above all, the communities along the river are making it more and more their own. Join us and discover what these facts and figures mean for our river, our communities, and our city.
  • Eas Full Form Page 1

    Eas Full Form Page 1

    ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT STATEMENT RESILIENT NEIGHBORHOODS: OLD HOWARD BEACH Borough of Queens Lead Agency: New York City Department of City Planning (DCP) 120 Broadway- 31st Floor New York, NY 10271 CEQR No. 21DCP052Q October 16, 2020 Prepared for: New York City Department of City Planning (DCP) 120 Broadway- 31st Floor New York, NY 10271 Prepared by: New York City Department of City Planning (DCP) 120 Broadway- 31st Floor New York, NY 10271 EAS FULL FORM PAGE 1 City Environmental Quality Review ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT STATEMENT (EAS) FULL FORM Please fill out and submit to the appropriate agency (see instructions) Part I: GENERAL INFORMATION PROJECT NAME Old Howard Beach Rezoning 1. Reference Numbers CEQR REFERENCE NUMBER (to be assigned by lead agency) BSA REFERENCE NUMBER (if applicable) 21DCP052Q ULURP REFERENCE NUMBER (if applicable) OTHER REFERENCE NUMBER(S) (if applicable) 210133 ZMQ (e.g., legislative intro, CAPA) 2a. Lead Agency Information 2b. Applicant Information NAME OF LEAD AGENCY NAME OF APPLICANT NYC Department of City Planning NYC Department of City Planning NAME OF LEAD AGENCY CONTACT PERSON NAME OF APPLICANT’S REPRESENTATIVE OR CONTACT PERSON Olga Abinader, Director, Environmental Assessment and John D. Young, Director, Queens Borough Office Review Division ADDRESS 120 Broadway 30th Floor ADDRESS 120-55 Queens Boulevard, Room 201 CITY New York STATE NY ZIP 10271 CITY Kew Gardens STATE NY ZIP 11103 TELEPHONE 212-720-3493 EMAIL TELEPHONE 718-520-2070 EMAIL [email protected] [email protected] 3. Action Classification and Type SEQRA Classification UNLISTED TYPE I: Specify Category (see 6 NYCRR 617.4 and NYC Executive Order 91 of 1977, as amended): Action Type (refer to Chapter 2, “Establishing the Analysis Framework” for guidance) LOCALIZED ACTION, SITE SPECIFIC LOCALIZED ACTION, SMALL AREA GENERIC ACTION 4.