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CITY OF NEW YORK AGENCY ANNUAL CONCESSION PLAN FOR FISCAL YEAR 2019 (CITYWIDE) FOR NEW EXPIRATION FOR NEW ANTICIPATED ANNUAL CONCESSION LOCATION OF CONCESSION/BRIEF DESCRIPTION FOR EFFECTIVE DATE AFFECTED CONCESSION CONCESSIONS, BUSINESS ADDRESS OF CONCESSION CONCESSION OR DATE OF AFFECTED CONCESSIONS, CONCESSION SIGNIFICANT/NON- AGENCY ID/PERMIT CURRENT CONCESSIONAIRE NAME CONCESSIONS PLANNED FOR OF CURRENT COMMUNITY SOLICITATION ANTICIPATED CURRENT CONCESSIONAIRE STATUS FACILITY TYPE CURRENT BOROUGH(S) ANTICIPATED REVENUE FOR FISCAL SIGNIFICANT NUMBER SOLICITATION/INITIATION IN FISCAL YEAR 2019 CONCESSION BOARD(S) METHOD RELEASE DATE OF CONCESSION CONCESSION TERM YEAR 2019 SOLICITATION Sunset Park at 41st between 6th and 7th Avenues and at 44th DPR B087-C N/A N/A Plan to Initiate Mobile Food Cart Notice to Proceed 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 7 Request for Bids N/A 5 Years $16,500 Non-significant between 5th and 6th Avenues DPR B100-MT N/A N/A Seth Low Playground Plan to Initiate Mobile Food Truck Notice to Proceed 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 11 Request for Bids N/A 5 Years $139,500 Non-significant 173 Main Street, 3rd Floor Ossining, Washington Park (J.J. Byrne Playground) on 5th Ave. between 3rd DPR B111-FM-O Zeltsman Associates, Inc d.b.a Down to Earth Markets Continuing Farmers Market 5/11/2016 5/10/2021 Brooklyn 6 Request for Proposals N/A N/A $1,145 Non-significant NY 10562 and 4th streets 2453 64th Street, Apt. B12, Washington Park (J.J. Byrne Playground) on 5th Ave. between 3rd DPR B111-MT Muradova, Yulduz Continuing Mobile Food Truck 7/30/2016 12/31/2020 Brooklyn 6 Request for Bids N/A N/A $12,643 Non-significant Brooklyn, NY 11204 and 4th streets 15 Years from Notice DPR B113A-O-SB N/A N/A Brooklyn War Memorial - Cadman Plaza Park Plan to Initiate Snack Bar Notice to Proceed Brooklyn 2 Request for Proposals N/A 15 Years $0 Significant to Proceed 5905 Kennedy Blvd, North Bergen, DPR B113C-SB Nuchas CP LLC Columbus Park - Borough Hall Continuing Snack Bar 4/2/2018 4/1/2030 Brooklyn 2 Request for Proposals N/A N/A $60,750 Significant NJ 07047 1 CITY OF NEW YORK AGENCY ANNUAL CONCESSION PLAN FOR FISCAL YEAR 2019 (CITYWIDE) FOR NEW EXPIRATION FOR NEW ANTICIPATED ANNUAL CONCESSION LOCATION OF CONCESSION/BRIEF DESCRIPTION FOR EFFECTIVE DATE AFFECTED CONCESSION CONCESSIONS, BUSINESS ADDRESS OF CONCESSION CONCESSION OR DATE OF AFFECTED CONCESSIONS, CONCESSION SIGNIFICANT/NON- AGENCY ID/PERMIT CURRENT CONCESSIONAIRE NAME CONCESSIONS PLANNED FOR OF CURRENT COMMUNITY SOLICITATION ANTICIPATED CURRENT CONCESSIONAIRE STATUS FACILITY TYPE CURRENT BOROUGH(S) ANTICIPATED REVENUE FOR FISCAL SIGNIFICANT NUMBER SOLICITATION/INITIATION IN FISCAL YEAR 2019 CONCESSION BOARD(S) METHOD RELEASE DATE OF CONCESSION CONCESSION TERM YEAR 2019 SOLICITATION 2453 64th Street, Apt. B12, DPR B126-3-MT Muradova, Yulduz Red Hook Recreation Area Continuing Mobile Food Truck 3/9/2018 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 6 Request for Bids N/A N/A $3,837 Non-significant Brooklyn, NY 11204 DPR B126-3-MT N/A N/A Red Hook Park Plan to Initiate Mobile Food Truck Notice to Proceed 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 6 Request for Bids N/A 5 Years $25,000 Non-significant 79 Parsons Avenue, Freeport, NY Market (Art, Crafts DPR B126-O The Food Vendors Committee of Red Hook Park, Inc Red Hook Park Continuing 7/1/2014 6/30/2020 Brooklyn 6 Request for Proposals N/A N/A $12,763 Non-significant 11520 and/or Food) 2138 East 28 Street, Brooklyn, NY DPR B128-MT Huner, Emir Col. David Marcus Playground Continuing Mobile Food Truck 1/1/2017 12/31/2020 Brooklyn 12 Request for Bids N/A N/A $5,333 Non-significant 11229 2781 Shell Road, Brooklyn, NY DPR B129-TP Brooklyn Tennis & Sports Club, LLC Leon S. Kaiser Tennis Courts, Neptune Ave. And 28Th Street Expiring Tennis Pro 4/5/2014 11/18/2018 Brooklyn 13 Request for Bids N/A N/A $5,269 Non-significant 11223 DPR B129-TP N/A N/A Leon S. Kaiser Tennis Courts, Neptune Ave. And 28Th Street Plan to Solicit Tennis Pro N/A N/A Brooklyn 13 Request for Bids 7/1/2018 5 Years $1,750 Non-significant 2 CITY OF NEW YORK AGENCY ANNUAL CONCESSION PLAN FOR FISCAL YEAR 2019 (CITYWIDE) FOR NEW EXPIRATION FOR NEW ANTICIPATED ANNUAL CONCESSION LOCATION OF CONCESSION/BRIEF DESCRIPTION FOR EFFECTIVE DATE AFFECTED CONCESSION CONCESSIONS, BUSINESS ADDRESS OF CONCESSION CONCESSION OR DATE OF AFFECTED CONCESSIONS, CONCESSION SIGNIFICANT/NON- AGENCY ID/PERMIT CURRENT CONCESSIONAIRE NAME CONCESSIONS PLANNED FOR OF CURRENT COMMUNITY SOLICITATION ANTICIPATED CURRENT CONCESSIONAIRE STATUS FACILITY TYPE CURRENT BOROUGH(S) ANTICIPATED REVENUE FOR FISCAL SIGNIFICANT NUMBER SOLICITATION/INITIATION IN FISCAL YEAR 2019 CONCESSION BOARD(S) METHOD RELEASE DATE OF CONCESSION CONCESSION TERM YEAR 2019 SOLICITATION Sixteen Sycamores Playground: Schermerhorn St between Nevins DPR B137-MT N/A N/A Plan to Initiate Mobile Food Truck Notice to Proceed 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 2 Request for Bids N/A 5 Years $1,000 Non-significant St & 3rd Ave 387 Avenue S Apt 3A Brooklyn, NY DPR B150-MT Ozdemir, Ahmet Paul Kolbert Park Continuing Mobile Food Truck 1/1/2017 12/31/2021 Brooklyn 14 Request for Bids N/A N/A $21,250 Non-significant 11223 2453 64 Street, Apt B12, Brooklyn DPR B158-MT Mamadaliyev, Anvar G. Garibaldi Playground Continuing Mobile Food Truck 3/9/2018 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 11 Request for Bids N/A N/A $4,712 Non-significant NY 11204 DPR B159-C N/A N/A Mount Prospect Park, Brooklyn Plan to Initiate Mobile Food Cart Notice to Proceed 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 8 Request for Bids N/A 5 Years $50,000 Non-significant 89-07 Liberty Avenue, Jackson DPR B163-C Ahmad, Mohammed Sperandeo Bros Playground: Linwood St & Elton/Atlantic Aves Continuing Mobile Food Cart 8/25/2015 12/31/2019 Brooklyn 5 Request for Bids N/A N/A $1,434 Non-significant Heights, NY 11372 199-07 32nd Ave., Flushing, NY DPR B166-D-GS Go Green Realty Corp. Shore Parkway Gas Station Continuing Gas Station 7/1/2008 6/30/2023 Brooklyn 18 Request for Proposals N/A N/A $156,802 Significant 11358 3 CITY OF NEW YORK AGENCY ANNUAL CONCESSION PLAN FOR FISCAL YEAR 2019 (CITYWIDE) FOR NEW EXPIRATION FOR NEW ANTICIPATED ANNUAL CONCESSION LOCATION OF CONCESSION/BRIEF DESCRIPTION FOR EFFECTIVE DATE AFFECTED CONCESSION CONCESSIONS, BUSINESS ADDRESS OF CONCESSION CONCESSION OR DATE OF AFFECTED CONCESSIONS, CONCESSION SIGNIFICANT/NON- AGENCY ID/PERMIT CURRENT CONCESSIONAIRE NAME CONCESSIONS PLANNED FOR OF CURRENT COMMUNITY SOLICITATION ANTICIPATED CURRENT CONCESSIONAIRE STATUS FACILITY TYPE CURRENT BOROUGH(S) ANTICIPATED REVENUE FOR FISCAL SIGNIFICANT NUMBER SOLICITATION/INITIATION IN FISCAL YEAR 2019 CONCESSION BOARD(S) METHOD RELEASE DATE OF CONCESSION CONCESSION TERM YEAR 2019 SOLICITATION 2339 E. 73rd St., Brooklyn, NY DPR B166-D-M Mill Basin Marina Company LLC Mill Basin Marina Continuing Marina 6/1/2017 5/31/2029 Brooklyn 18 Request for Proposals N/A N/A $167,976 Significant 11234 DPR B169-4-MT N/A N/A Brighton 2nd Playground Plan to Initiate Mobile Food Truck Notice to Proceed 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 13 Request for Bids N/A 5 Years $175,500 Non-significant 3 Years from Notice Coney Island Boardwalk : Mobile Food Carts, Beach Equipment & DPR B169-C-SV N/A N/A Plan to Initiate Mobile Food Units Notice to Proceed to Proceed with 2 one- Brooklyn 13 Request for Proposals N/A 3 Years $12,000 Non-significant Merchandise year options 103 Starr St, #3R, Brooklyn, NY DPR B16-C Zhirzhan, Jose Maria Hernandez Park On Irving Btw Star And Suydam Sts Expiring Mobile Food Cart 6/13/2014 12/31/2018 Brooklyn 4 Request for Bids N/A N/A $4,468 Non-significant 11237 DPR B16-C N/A N/A Maria Hernandez Park On Irving Btw Star And Suydam Sts Plan to Solicit Mobile Food Cart N/A N/A Brooklyn 4 Request for Bids 11/1/2018 5 Years $1,000 Non-significant 42-77 Hampton St, Elmhurst, NY DPR B18-C Lopez, Luis Canarsie Park: Near the fieldhouse between E. 88 & 89 St. Continuing Mobile Food Cart 8/11/2016 12/31/2020 Brooklyn 18 Request for Bids N/A N/A $1,607 Non-significant 11373 4 CITY OF NEW YORK AGENCY ANNUAL CONCESSION PLAN FOR FISCAL YEAR 2019 (CITYWIDE) FOR NEW EXPIRATION FOR NEW ANTICIPATED ANNUAL CONCESSION LOCATION OF CONCESSION/BRIEF DESCRIPTION FOR EFFECTIVE DATE AFFECTED CONCESSION CONCESSIONS, BUSINESS ADDRESS OF CONCESSION CONCESSION OR DATE OF AFFECTED CONCESSIONS, CONCESSION SIGNIFICANT/NON- AGENCY ID/PERMIT CURRENT CONCESSIONAIRE NAME CONCESSIONS PLANNED FOR OF CURRENT COMMUNITY SOLICITATION ANTICIPATED CURRENT CONCESSIONAIRE STATUS FACILITY TYPE CURRENT BOROUGH(S) ANTICIPATED REVENUE FOR FISCAL SIGNIFICANT NUMBER SOLICITATION/INITIATION IN FISCAL YEAR 2019 CONCESSION BOARD(S) METHOD RELEASE DATE OF CONCESSION CONCESSION TERM YEAR 2019 SOLICITATION DPR B192-C N/A N/A Russell Pederson Playground Plan to Initiate Mobile Food Cart Notice to Proceed 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 10 Request for Bids N/A 5 Years $18,500 Non-significant 111-50 Corona Avenue, Corona, NY DPR B19-MT Neira, Marco Carroll Park Continuing Mobile Food Truck 1/1/2017 12/31/2020 Brooklyn 6 Request for Bids N/A N/A $2,187 Non-significant 11368 DPR B-218-MT N/A N/A Paerdegat Park Mobile Trucks Plan to Initiate Mobile Food Truck Notice to Proceed 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 17 Request for Bids N/A 5 Years $5,990 Non-significant 679 Monroe Street, Brooklyn, NY DPR B219-BC Bengalee, ABS Callahan-Kelly Playground Continuing Breakfast Cart 1/1/2018 12/31/2022 Brooklyn 16 Request for Bids N/A N/A $17,314 Non-significant 11221 89 Sackett Street, Brooklyn, NY DPR B222-MT M&T Ice Cream Company Inc.
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  • Eric L. Adams'

    Eric L. Adams'

    Borough President Adams joined the family of the late Dr. John Elefterakis and community leaders in cutting the ribbon for the dedication of Dr. John’s Playground in his memory across from PS 277 LATEST INITIATIVES Gerritsen Beach School in Gerritsen Beach. On Thursday, May 3rd, Borough President Adams fully publicly-financed municipal elections. Council would display information online for both the tenant and Photo Credit: Erica Sherman/Brooklyn BP’s Oce announced the impact of his $1 million capital budget Member Albanese has campaigned across New York City for owner to view freely. In response to the legislation’s investment in Fiscal Year 2019 (FY19) of PB, a democratic a more robust public financing system, and Borough introduction, which he originally called for in 2016, Borough process in which local residents directly decide how to President Adams armed that this would be his priority on President Adams stated, “take it from The New York Times’ spend part of a public budget, which increased the number the new commission in testimony he submitted in March to own words yesterday: there is an eviction machine churning of community-driven projects funded in council districts the City Council’s Committee on Governmental its way through New York City. We’ve been playing catch up that encompass more than 60 percent of Brooklyn. Tens of Operations. Rather than New York City’s existing limited to these bad actors because we’ve been using an abacus in an thousands of Brooklyn residents cast ballots at locations matching funds system, Borough President Adams advocat- iPhone era.