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Greetings! B45 B67 CLASS A: PROPERTY OWNERS A little over 35 years ago, a group of committed citizens joined BAM BAM ATLANTIC AVE & forces to improve the area known as North Flatbush Avenue. These 3RD AVENUE SHARP HARVEY BARCLAYS CENTER committed citizens, along with the assistance of elected officials B D N R Q WILLIAMSBURGH FULTON STREET President, Ms. Regina Cahill and city agencies, brought renewal to Flatbush Avenue beginning SAVINGS BANK with the “Triangle Parks Commission” and the North Flatbush Avenue TOWER Vice President, Mr. Michael Pintchik Betterment Committee that ultimately gave rise to the North Flatbush B37 Secretary & Treasurer, Ms. Diane Allison Business Improvement District (NFBID). This corridor along Flatbush B65 B45 ATLANTIC AVE & BARCLAYS CENTER Avenue from Atlantic Avenue towards Prospect Park connects NORTH B103 FLATBUSH 2 3 4 5 Mr. Abed Awad residential communities like Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Pacific Park BID B63 and bustling Downtown to the peaceful Prospect Park and beyond Mr. Scott Domansky 4TH AVENUE B41 with a slew of transportation links and the Avenue traveling from the B65 BARCLAYS Mr. Chris King Manhattan Bridge to the bay. B67 CENTER Mr. Matthew Pintchik Over the years, the members of the NFBID Board of Directors, BERGEN ST ATLANTIC AVENUE Mr. Henry Weinstein which still includes many of the BID’s founders, have strived to 2 3 BROOKLYN B63 create a cohesive identity for the BID that would be responsive B45 to the changing demographics. The non-profit’s budget is small by BERGEN ST comparison, but dreams are big. The district is currently undergoing B41 2 3 CLASS B: COMMERCIAL TENANTS B65 a $60 million infrastructure project updating utilities and improving 5TH AVENUE B67 pedestrian safety and continuing investments in our beloved BERGEN STREET Ms. Maryse Felix “Triangle Parks”. B41 B67 Mr. Evan Franca The BID continues to support its members—residents, property owners, and businesses — through liaison work with city agencies, 6TH AVENUE supplemental sanitation services, beautification, promotional CARLTON AVENUE activities, holiday decorations, advertising opportunities, and CLASS C: RESIDENT 7TH AVE B41 community events. You are encouraged to review this information B Q B69 and join us in supporting this vibrant community in Brooklyn. SAINT JOHNS PLACE B67 Ms. Cristen Van Vleet 7TH AVE B Q
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We encourage neighbors to engage us on social media! VANDERBILT AVENUE B41 B69 NYC Mayor, Honorable Bill DeBlasio 7TH AVENUE GRAND GRAND B69 ARMY PLAZA *Represented by Ms. Kethia “Kat” Joseph ARMY PLAZA @NORTHFLATBUSHBK @NFBID UNION STREET 2 3 2 3 Borough President, Honorable Eric Adams
*Represented by Mr. Josh Levin This is a great way to find out what is happening in the area, including construction updates, B41 B69 GRAND NYC Comptroller, Honorable Scott Stringer traffic updates and “breaking news”. Send us your email address and we will keep you up to date. ARMY PLAZA *Represented by Mr. Ron Katz 8TH AVENUE BROOKLYN PUBLIC NYC Council Member, District 39, Honorable Brad Lander LIBRARY *Represented by Ms. Megan Flynn
B69 FLATBUSH AVENUE FLATBUSH BOTANIC CLASS E: NON-VOTING NFBID FUN FACT: GARDEN EASTERN PKWY & ZOO
Geido Sushi — one of Brooklyn’s original sushi restaurants — 331 Flatbush (with 30 years on Flatbush) PROSPECT PARK WEST PROSPECT PARK Brooklyn Community Board District 2 The NYPD 78th Precinct house is used for the exterior station shots on the TV comedy “Brooklyn 99”. Brooklyn Community Board District 6
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• A national historic district in • Opened on 9/21/2012 Park Slope, Brooklyn • 18,200 seats in main coliseum SUPPLEMENTAL STREET G R A F F I T I P R O M O T I O N S • Consists of over 2,400 and 7,700 seats in intimate contributing buildings built “Tidal” Theatre & SIDEWALK SWEEPING REMOVAL & EVENTS between 1862 and about • NBA Basketball (Brooklyn 1920 Nets), NHL Hockey (Islanders) The North Flatbush Avenue BID provides The BID provides members with complimentary Let us help you get the word out! The BID • Predominately residential & Professional Boxing street sweeping services to assist businesses graffiti removal services for main doors and provides the North Flatbush community with and located adjacent to • College Sports (Basketball & in maintaining a clean appearance along gates to create a clean and more ongoing events, merchant workshops, Prospect Park Hockey) the twenty six-block commercial zone. Our appealing sidewalk environment for shoppers speaking opportunities, street banner • Includes a variety of two and • Family Shows (Cirque du maintenance vendor (StreetPlus) is at work and residents. Any district property owner can sponsorships, social media feeds, shopping three story townhouses built in Soleil, Disney on Ice, WWE) 7 days a week and empties our corner contact our offices for information on graffiti guides and more. The BID works closely with a variety of popular receptacles for sanitation pick up. removal. local news outlets to spread the word about • Musical Shows (Wide variety Photo by Jeffrey O. Gustafson, architectural styles of the late- new initiatives and programs. Photo by Jim.henderson, ranging from Barbra Wikipedia Commons, 19th and early 20th centuries Wikipedia Commons Streisand to Jay-Z) CC BY-SA 3.0
PROSPECT HEIGHTS WILLIAMSBURGH PACIFIC PROSPECT HEIGHTS HISTORIC DISTRICT SAVINGS BANK PARK NATIONAL REGISTER CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS HORTICULTURE • Covers an area roughly • A mixed-use commercial bounded by Flatbush Avenue, and residential development Sterling Place, Washington project consisting of 17 The BID advocates for street and sidewalk NFBID launched the district’s most recent Avenue, and St. Marks high-rise buildings and improvements through written proposals to beautification programming on Earth Day 2016. Avenue, though a section of 6,000 apartments, under government officials. Currently, the BID is Initially installing large-scale street planters full the historic district extends as construction in Prospect working with the NYC Department of of blooming flowers and seasonal plantings at far north as Pacific Street Heights, adjacent to Transportation and the Department of Design select intersections, the BID is expanding this Downtown Brooklyn and and Construction on a $60 million capital project to include ongoing maintenance, • It was listed on the National Fort Greene. streetscape and water service project. We additional street trees, and more locations. Register of Historic Places in • 461 Dean is the tallest intend to create enhanced public spaces with Sponsorship/partnership opportunities are 1983. The district was modular building in the planters, way-finding and benches as a quick available. designated by the city world—just one way Pacific respite for shoppers. Landmarks Preservation Commission on June 23, Park is making history. This 2009, and approved by the recently occupied 32-story New York City Council on tower designed by SHoP September 17, 2009 Architects will add to the NFBID FUN FACT: • It is the fifth l argest historic neighborhood with 4,000 Before their current home in Downtown Brooklyn, in the 1980s, the Brooklyn Tabernacle purchased the former Carlton district in NYC square feet of retail at its Photo by Gryffindor, base and half of the 363 Photo by Suzanne Spellen, Theatre at 292 Flatbush Avenue at 7th Avenue, converting the 1383-seat theatre into a church. After many years of Wikipedia Commons, residences designated brownstoner.com declining membership, the church was revitalized as a non-denominational congregation, and became well known as CC BY-SA 3.0 affordable. the home of the award-winning Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. The church remained in this location until 2002.
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GOWANUS / PARK SLOPE / RED HOOK PROSPECT HEIGHTS / CROWN HEIGHTS B67 BUSES AUTOMOBILES 3RD AVENUE ATLANTIC AVE & BARCLAYS CENTER B63 Line (Flatbush STATION FULTON STREET Atlantic Ave Ave & Atlantic Ave): POPULATION POPULATION (at Flatbush Ave): > 11,500 Daily Riders > 26,000 Daily B37 104,709 96,317 B65 ATLANTIC AVE & BARCLAYS CENTER (.6% growth 2000-2010) (.3% growth 2000-2010) STATION B63 BUSES 4TH AVENUE B41 BUSES B65 B67 B41 Line (along Flatbush Ave): NORTH B37 Line (along FLATBUSH Flatbush Ave): BERGEN ST ATLANTIC AVENUE > 28,500 Daily Riders BID STATION > 900 Daily Riders B63 GOWANUS, BERGEN ST PARK SLOPE, B41 STATION RED HOOK PROSPECT HEIGHTS, B65 5TH AVENUE CROWN HEIGHTS B67 AUTOMOBILES BERGEN STREET PEDESTRIANS B41 Flatbush Ave (Grand B67 Every Fall Since 2012: Army to Atlantic): > 3,900 Daily 6TH AVENUE > 43,000 Daily
CARLTON AVENUE BROOKLYN Every Spring Since 2012: B41 7TH AVE B69 STATION > 4,000 Daily SAINT JOHNS PLACE B67 BUSES 7TH AVE STATION B69 Line (Flatbush Ave PARK PLACE SUBWAY & Dean St): > 2,500 Daily Riders
7th Ave Station VANDERBILT AVENUE B41 B69 (at Flatbush Ave): 7TH AVENUE GRAND GRAND B69 ARMY PLAZA ARMY PLAZA > 9,500 Daily Riders UNION STREET STATION STATION BUSES Atlantic Ave & Barclays Center: B41 B69 B65 Line (Flatbush Ave > 42,000 Daily Riders GRAND & Dean St): ARMY PLAZA > 3,000 Daily Riders Bergen St 8TH AVENUE (at Flatbush Ave):
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NFBID FUN FACT: AVENUE FLATBUSH BUSES Grand Army Plaza El Gran Castillo de Jagua is one of North Flatbush’s longest running businesses. (at Flatbush Ave): EASTERN PKWY B67 Line (along Featuring a Dominican diner experience, they have held three homes in the corridor: > 7,500 Daily Riders Flatbush Ave): 292 Flatbush Ave, 347 Flatbush Avenue across the Avenue and its current home at 355 Flatbush. PROSPECT PARK WEST > 3,000 Daily Riders PROSPECT PARK
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Gourmet Grocery & Deli Fashion & Accessories (8) 5% (7) 5% Spirits & Wine Kids & Pets Doctors & RX HOUSING GENDER AGE RACE (2) 1% (3) 2% (11) 8% Home & Garden Total Available: Male: Under 18: Caucasian: (5) 3% Health & Wellness 7,949 7,203 2,209 10,596 Realty (8) 5% Occupied: Female: 18 -24: Latino/Hispanic: (5) 3% 7,275 8,022 934 1,961 ATM & Banking Beauty & Body (5) 3% Owner Occupied: 25 -3 4: African American: (13) 9% 2,829 4,324 2,250 Fun & Games BUSINESS (5) 3% Renter Occupied: 35-49: A sian: BREAKDOWN 4,446 4,047 919 Laundry & Alterations Services (6) 4% American Indian Vacant: 50 - 6 4: (15) 10% & Alaska Native: 674 2,461 63
Native Hawaiian 65 and Older: & Pacific Islander: 1,250 7 Wine & Dine Eats & Treats (28) 19% (27) 18% Other: 679
2 or More: NFBID FUN FACT: 711 There are many nearby educational institutions. Some include:
BROOKLYN ACADEMY COMING SOON: MIDDLE SCHOOL NYC COLLEGE OF * All information obtained from census.gov/2010 Census OF MUSIC (BAM) (NEAR BARCLAYS CENTER) TECHNOLOGY (CUNY TECH) * Information reflects residents within our district census tracts which includes: 129.01,129.02, 159, 161 & 163
LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY BROOKLYN LAW LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY NFBID FUN FACT: William Jay Gaynor, 94th Mayor of the City of New York, was the first Mayor from Brooklyn. He lived off of BERKELEY COLLEGE NYU POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL PRATT UNIVERSITY Flatbush Ave and frequently walked from his home in Park Slope to City Hall during his term from 1910 to 1913. OF ENGINEERING
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Support the community and get your brand out there. The broad availability of partnership opportunities can be customized or select from the annual packages EARTH DAY NFBID ANNUAL MEETING MAKE MUSIC NY below featuring a mix of our legacy events, communications and physical assets. Date: Mid April Date: Mid June Date: Every June 21st Attendance: Varies on activity Attendance: 75-125 Attendance in 2017: 11 H ost Locations, Programming: Beautification, Programming: B2B, Governance, 18 Performances NORTH FLATBUSH PLATINUM SPONSOR Volunteerism, Horticulture, Advocacy, Operations, Social Programming: Live Music, Public Space Streetscape, Greening, Spring, Background: In addition to t aking care of the Activation, Interactive, Business Awareness, Community Engagement organization’s “business”—Board elections, Shopping, Summer • Most Prominent logo placement on website landing page Background: NFBID has consistently worked budget presentation, attendees enjoy our Year Background: “Make Music New York is a live, • Logo placement on choice of event marketing collateral for legacy district programming: on improving our physical conditions via a in Review in this social situation as we welcome free musical celebration on June 21st, the Earth Day, Annual Meeting, Make Music NY-June, Fall Fest, Make Music NY-December long-time commitment to Earth Day and visits from our community’s elected officials and longest day of the year, with over 1,200 • Logo placement on shopping guide rackcards (approx. distribution 5000) bringing noticeable changes in the showcase a local business and the fun, unique concerts on streets, sidewalks, and parks neighborhood with public spaces, plantings, venues we have. across the five boroughs.” –makemusicny.org • Logo placement on 3 street banners (including 1 premium location near Barclays Center) tree-care and advocacy. Sponsorship Opportunities: Our merchants host dozens of entertainers in • Partnership signage on Bi g Belly trash cans— please inquire for more information Sponsorship Opportunities: • Presenting Sponsor front of the businesses to bring “pop-up” (pending NYC approval) • Presenting Sponsor • Participating Sponsor musical fun. • 6 Social Media tags/year on NFBID social accounts (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook) • Participating Sponsor • Hospitality Sponsor (venue, food & beverage) Sponsorship Opportunities: • 4 Dedicated e-blasts to NFBID community • Giveaways Sponsor • Giveaway Sponsor • District Presenting Sponsor • Materials Sponsor Photo by AGD Studio • Speaking roles at select NFBID events/merchant meetings • District Participating Sponsor • Marketing/Media Partnership
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• Prominent logo placement on website landing page • Business name placement on choice of event marketing collateral for legacy district programming: Earth Day, Annual Meeting, Make Music NY-June, Fall Fest, Make Music NY-December • Business Name on shopping guide rackcards (approx. distribution 5000) FALL FEST & SANTA FOLLY & MAKE MUSIC WINTER • Logo placement on 2 street banners • Partnership signage on Bi g Belly trash cans— please inquire for more information WEEKEND WALKS NFBID HOLIDAY PARTY “FLATFOOT FLATBUSH” (pending NYC approval) Date: Late October Date: Late December Date: Every December 21st • 4 Social Media tags/year on NFBID social accounts (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook) Attendance: Approx 1250 attendees daily Attendance: 25-30 Businesses, about 1000 Attendance: Dozens of musicians and dancers, Photo by BigBelly • 2 Dedicated e-blasts to NFBID community Programming: Live Music, Healthy Lifestyle customers, pedestrians, neighbors engagement with about 1000 consumers and Activities, Children, Family, Interactive, Fall, Themes: Holiday Shopping, S anta Claus, pedestrians Halloween Interactive, Business Awareness, Winter Programming: Live Music, Winter Background: NFBID collaborates with New York Background: Santa Claus comes to visit North Public Space Activation, Shopping, NORTH FLATBUSH SILVER SPONSOR City Department of Transportation’s Flatbush the week before the Christmas holiday Interactive, Business Awareness Weekend Walks programming to provide to spread cheer and heightened attention to Background: NFBID partners with tale nted greater pedestrian access to our streets via our member businesses as customers finish artists at Porch Stomp and City Stompers to • Logo placement on website landing page an outdoor community festival. Neighbors and their shopping needs. Sometimes he travels via bring a sidewalk parade led by fiddles and visitors are invited to decorate pumpkins, enjoy historic trolley service inviting shoppers and the • Business name placement on event mar keting collateral for legacy district programming: choose guitars. Impromptu performances at local music, games and arts-and-crafts, and sample youngsters to join him on a fun ride around the businesses happen as samples of tasty treats 1-Earth Day, Annual Meeting, Make Music NY-June, Fall Fest, Make Music NY-December our local food favorites. district or maybe he will walk the district with are distributed by our delicious restaurants • Business Name on shopping guide rackcards (approx. distribution 5000) Sponsorship Opportunities: his wagon of goodies in tow. and food businesses. This event has been • Logo placement on 1 street banner • Presenting Sponsor Sponsorship Opportunities: co-produced in conjunction with the NFBID’s • Partnership signage on Bi g Belly trash cans— please inquire for more information • Participating Sponsor • Presenting Sponsor holiday programming that includes visits from (pending NYC approval) • Event Table (no sales of goods or services) • Participating Sponsor Santa and a seasonally-themed wrap-up pa rty. • Giveaway Sponsor • Trolley Sponsor • 2 Social Media tags/year on NFBID social accounts (Instagram, Twitter, Facebook) Sponsorship Opportunities: • Marketing/Media partnership • District Presenting or Participating Sponsor Photo by NFBID • 1 Dedicated e-blast to NFBID community • Giveaway Sponsor • Marketing/Media partnership • T-shirts • Giveaway Sponsor
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Support the community and get your brand out there. Our District’s physical assets can be effective in reaching your target audience. The broad availability of partnership opportunities can be JANUARY STAKEHOLDER Business to Business, customized featuring a mix of our legacy events, communications and physical assets. Community Engagement, MEETINGS & WORKSHOPS Business Advocacy FEBRUARY BRANDED BRANDED SPONSORED STAKEHOLDER Business to Business, BIGBELLY TRASH & MAINTENANCE DISTRICT HORTICULTURE Community Engagement, MARCH RECYCLING BINS STAFF UNIFORMS STREET BANNERS MEETINGS & WORKSHOPS Business Advocacy
APRIL Beautification, Greening, Horticulture, Spring EARTH DAY MAY Community Engagement, Volunteerism, Streetscape
Business to Business, JUNE NFBID ANNUAL MEETING Governance, Advocacy, Operations, Social
JULY Live Music, Summer, Shopping, MAKE MUSIC NY Public Space Activation, Interactive, Business Awareness AUGUST Photo by psfk.com Photo by Branders.com Photo by AGD Studio Photo by Brooklyn Botanic Garden
STAKEHOLDER Business to Business, An eco-friendly addition to the These uniforms are worn by the We install eye-catching SEPTEMBER Community Engagement, neighborhood! As the BID maintenance staff in the North banners on our historic street North Flatbush has piloted MEETINGS & WORKSHOPS Business Advocacy continues to press for Flatbush district. These light poles along North the installation of large scale streetscape upgrades, we have wearables would include a Flatbush — promoting a sense sidewalk planters full of installed 21 Bigbelly trash full array of warm and cold of unity and place in the evergreen and brightly OCTOBER colored annuals. Currently FALL FESTIVAL & Live Music, Healthy Lifestyle cans in prime locations. These weather pieces — shirts, jackets, neighborhood. These banners Activities, Children, Family, there are 14 locations but will WEEKEND WALKS receptacles have space to hats, etc. What a great way can include your logo and will Interactive, Fall, Halloween install signage for your to reinforce your brand as our be hung in high-traffic areas soon expand to over 50 NOVEMBER business’s short-term, seasonal team diligently traverses the near Barclays Center and locations throughout the Live Music, Winter, Shopping, or long-term promotional district keeping things tidy. Grand Army Plaza — see our district. Greening the district MAKE MUSIC WINTER Public Space Activation, campaigns. Touch base to transportation counts for daily with more plants and trees helps create a hospitable DECEMBER “FLATFOOT FLATBUSH” Interactive, Business Awareness discuss your needs. reach. Discount pricing available for multiple banners environment and adds visual Holiday Shopping, Interactive, interest to the corridor. If you SANTA FOLLY & — call our team to discuss. Business Awareness, Winter, want to support our efforts and receive acknowledgement with NFBID HOLIDAY PARTY Santa Claus an in-planter plaque, let’s chat.
NFBID FUN FACT: Stirling Plaza (Carlton Ave/Park Place/Flatbush Ave) was named after William Alexander (1726 – 1783), known as Lord Stirling. He was an American Brigadier-General during the American Revolutionary War. Lord Stirling commanded the 1st Maryland Regiment that fought at the Battle of Long Island. He lost the battle and was captured but his actions allowed General George Washington’s troops to escape.
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