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CITYLAND NEW FILINGS & DECISIONS | Dec 2013– Jan 2014 CITYLAND NEW FILINGS & DECISIONS | Dec 2013– Jan 2014 CITY PLANNING PIPELINE New Applications Filed with DCP — December 1, 2013 to January 31, 2014 APPLICANT PROJECT/ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ULURP NO. REPResentatiVE ZONING TEXT AND MAP AMENDMENTS 509-511 West 27 St. LP 503 West 27th St., MN Cert. that a secondary easement volume to 140239ZCM Goldman Harris LLC provide access to the High Line is not required 509-511 West 27 St. LP 511 West 27th St., MN Cert. that a secondary easement volume to 140240ZCM Goldman Harris LLC provide access to the High Line is not required Mikes Hop, Inc. IHOP, 11000 Flatlands Ave., Waterfront cert. to facilitate the expansion of 140232ZCK; Sheldon Lobel PC BK IHOP; 4th mod. of the restrictive declaration to 770445DZMK permit development of stores totaling no more than 18,600 sq. ft. Liliya & Iliya Lotsvin 2526 Independence Ave., BX Auth. to modify the topography surrounding a 140229ZAX Building Studio Arc single-family residence w/ a one-story addition at the cellar level and a one-story addition w/ a balcony above NYC DOT City Island Bridge, BX Delineate a bridge corridor in Pelham Bay 140251MMX Pkwy. by discontinuing an existing parkland to construct a new bridge on an existing alignment Anthony Santo Brighton Ave., SI Auth. to facilitate the development of a single- 140228ZAR Michael Biagiolo family residence Mr. Angelo Tigri 24 Benedict Rd., SI Cert. for the development of 1 one-family 140241RCR James Morri residence Boardwalk Estates 2580, 2590 & 2602 Hylan Cert. for cross access 140236ZCR Rampulla Assoc. Blvd., SI CITYLAND | December 2013–January 2014 | www.CityLandNYC.org C-1 CITY PLANNING PIPELINE (CONT.) New Applications Filed with DCP — December 1, 2013 to January 31, 2014 APPLICANT PROJECT/ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ULURP NO. REPResentatiVE SPECIAL PERMITS/OTHER ACTIONS Greene Mercer Holdings, LLC 57-63 Greene St., MN Renewal of the special permit, C090100ZSM, to 140253CMM R Simons & Wright modify the use regs. for a bldg. within the SoHo Cast Iron Historic Dist. DCAS 1337 Jerome Ave., BX Disposition of C-O-P 140231PPX HPD 492 Nicholas Ave., SI UDAAP designation and disposition of a City- 140233HAM; HPD owned property to facilitate the development of 140238PQM a 10-story mixed-use bldg. NYC LPC 88 Police Precinct, BK Landmark designation on list 471-LP-2562 140254HKK NYC LPC NYC DPR Red Hook Pk. Ballfield, BK Major concession to Xavier High School to use 140227MCK and renovate Red Hook Park Field #3 NYC DOT City Island Bridge, BX Acquisition of permanent and temp. easements 140252PQX in private and state land for the construction of the bridge and improvements to the seawall and esplanade Joline Estates Torrice Loop, SI Removal of trees and modification of topography; 140226RAR; Rampulla Assoc. subdivision; school seats for the development of 140224RCR; 35 two-family residences 140225RCR RLP LLC 421 & 405 Bedell Ave., SI Within the SSRD, cert. of two zoning lots to be 140195RCR; Peter J. Calvanico subdivided into 8 zoning lots for the construction 140196RCR of 2 two-family dwellings; school seat cert. Alphonse Gentile 207 Arbutus Ave., SI Within the SSRD, a certification to subdivide one 140197RCR Peter J. Calvanico zoning lot into 2 Dr. David Gerstenfeld 4299 Hylan Blvd., SI Within the SSRD an auth. For the proposed curb 140230RAR Joseph Morace cut w/ access on the arterial Guido Passarelli 158 Weiner St., SI School seat cert. for development of 3 two- 140221RCR S. Krebushevski family residences Sal Culotta 580 Woodrow Rd., SI School seat cert. for development of 5 two- 140221RCR S. Krebushevski family residences Sal Culotta 28 Bloomingdale Rd., SI School seat cert. for development of 4 two- 140222RCR S. Krebushevski family residences Guido Passarelli 7380 Hylan Blvd., SI Subdiv. of zoning lots #1 and #6 into two new 140223RCR S. Krebushevski zoning lots #1 and #3 Vincent Cicala 130 Fabian St., SI Within the SSRD, a school seat cert. for a 140234RCR; Chris Ponisi zoning lot subdiv. of 1 lot into 2 zoning lots; w/ 140243RCR in the SSRD, school seat cert. for 2 two-family residences Vincent Filoocono Forest Rd. & Parkwood Ave., Subdivide of 1 zoning lot into 2 to build 2 two- 140255RCR Lobue & Valanziano SI family homes w/in the SSRD Narrows Industry Corp. 88 Glover St., SI Within the SSRD a cert. to subdiv. 1 zoning lot 140256RCR; Calvanico Assoc. into 2 to build 2 one-family homes; w/in the 140257RCR SSRD a cert. for school seats to build 2 one- family homes RKD Enterprises Corp. 1 Winslow Pl & 4740 Amboy Within the SSRD a cert. to subdivide 2 zoning 140258RCR Calvanico Assoc. Rd, SI lots into 8 to build 8 one-family homes CITYLAND | December 2013–January 2014 | www.CityLandNYC.org C-2 ULURP PIPELINE New Applications Certified into ULURP PROJECT DESCRIPTION COMM. BD. ULURP NO. CERTIFIED 104-110 Greene Street Special Permit MN 2 140069ZSM 12/2/2013 Site 7 Zoning map amendment, zoning text amendment, special permit cert. MN 4 140181ZMM; 12/2/2013 and UDAAP designation, project approval and dispo. of C-O-P N140192ZRM; 140193ZSM; N140184ZCM; 140185HAM Meadow Park Rehabilitation Special Permit QN 8 120136ZSQ 12/2/2013 Center West 117th Street Rezoning Zoning map amendment MN 10 140070ZMM 12/16/2013 West 106th Street Rezoning Zoning map amendment MN 7 130208ZMM 12/16/2013 Empire Boulevard Rezoning Zoning map amendment BK 9 100202ZMK 12/16/2013 1380 Rockaway Parkway Rezoning Zoning map amendment BK 18 140155ZMK 12/16/2013 Grand Central Pkwy. Demapping/ City map and zoning map amendment QN 13 130313MMQ; 12/16/2013 Gunn Park Addition 130314MMQ; 140203ZMQ West 153rd Street UDAAP designation, project approval, and disposition of C-O-P’s MN 10 140207HAM 1/6/2014 42 Crosby Street Special Permits MN 2 140204ZSM; 1/21/2014 140205ZSM; 140206ZSM 492 Saint Nicholas Avenue UDAAP designation, project approval, disposition of C-O-P, and acqui- MN 10 140233HAM; 1/21/2014 sition 140238PQM Red Hook Park Ballfield Major concession BK 6 140227MCK 1/21/2014 City Island Bridge City Map Change City map amendment and acquisition BX 10, 12 140251MMX; 1/21/2014 140252PQX Albourne Avenue Demapping City map amendment SI 13 090248MMR 1/21/2014 Non-ULURP Referrals Manhattan West Zoning text amendment and Chairperson certifications MN 4 N140191ZRM; 12/2/2013 N140192ZCM; N140194ZCM 259 Kosciuszko Street Disposition of City-owned properties BK 3 M970346(A)PPK 12/2/2013 CITYLAND | December 2013–January 2014 | www.CityLandNYC.org C-3 BSA PIPELINE New Applications Filed with BSA — December 2013–January 2014 APPLICANT PROJECT/ADDRESS DESCRIPTION APP. NO. REPRESENTATIVE VARIANCES TJD 21 LLC 74 Grand St., MN Const. 12,493-square-foot residential building 318-13-BZ Bryan Cave Saint David’s School 12 E. 89th St., MN Convert bldg. to school use, enlarge townhouse 3-14-BZ Friedman Gotbaum Harlem Park Acquisition 1800 Park Ave., MN Construct mixed-use building 319-13-BZ Herrick, Feinstein Katsina, Inc. 482 President St., BK Construct 2-family residences 314-13-BZ James Chin Assocs. Cong. Chasdei Belz Beth 600 McDonald Ave., BK Add 2 floors to existing school building 17-14-BZ Moshe Friedman Utd. Talmudical 45 Williamsburg St. W., BK Enlarge school 10-14-BZ Stuart A. Klein Academy Alejandro Finardo 37-19 104th St., QN Vary side yard and parking requirements 321-13-BZ Eric Palatnik, PC Greek Orthodox 12-03 150th St., QN Enlarge school building 15-14-BZ Davidoff Hutcher Community of Whitestone SPECIAL PERMITS/OTHER ACTION Flywheel 415 415 Greenwich St., MN Legalize physical culture establishment 315-13-BZ Stuart A. Klein Greenwich SP101 W 15 LLC 555 Sixth Ave., MN Permit physical culture establishment 2-14-BZ Fredrick A. Becker 310 Owners Corp. 312 E. 23rd St., MN Permit physical culture establishment 20-14-BZ Sandy Anagnostou TrizecHahn 1065 1065 Sixth Ave., MN Permit physical culture establishment 4-14-BZ Rothkrug Rothkrug CPT 520 W 43 Owner 525 W. 42nd St., MN Permit physical culture establishment 1-14-BZ Fredrick A. Becker LLC Galt Group Holdings 127 E. 71st St., MN Enlarge footprint, enlarge existing building 323-13-BZ Eric Palatnik, PC 177th Upper Broadway 4168 Broadway, MN Permit physical culture establishment 9-14-BZ Warshaw Burstein 3170 Webster Ave. LLC 3170 Webster Ave., BX Permit physical culture establishment 325-13-BZ Eric Palatnik, PC Patti 3 LLC 8 Berry St., BK Permit physical culture establishment 328-13-BZ Eric Palatnik, PC Gerald Spence 906 Prospect Pl., BK Develop off-site parking for BK Children’s Museum 320-13-BZ Parsons Corporation Infinity Fulton St. LLC 1245 Fulton St., BK Permit physical culture establishment 18-14-BZ Warshaw Burstein Saul Greenberger 1648 Madison Pl., BK Enlarge 1-family dwelling 16-14-BZ Lyra J. Altman Michelle Schonfeld 1146 E. 27th St., BK Convert 1-family dwelling to 2-family, enlarge 317-13-BZ Lyra J. Altman 210 Joralemon Condo 210 Joralemon St., BK Permit physical culture establishment 316-13-BZ Slater & Beckerman Rockaway Realty 1380 Rockaway Pkwy., BK Convert property to physical culture establishment, rezone 7-14-BZ Greenberg Traurig Oleg Saitskiy 1824 E. 22nd St., BK Enlarge 1-family dwelling 8-14-BZ Lyra J. Altman JCWH Coney Island LLC 1504 Coney Island Ave., BK Reduce required parking for ambulatory diagnostic/treatment 327-13-BZ GoldmanHarris use Israel Ashkenazi 1807 E. 22nd St., BK Enlarge 1-family dwelling 5-14-BZ Lyra J. Altman 5225, LLC 16-16 Whitestone Expwy., QN Reduce required parking for office use 326-13-BZ Rothkrug Rothkrug Eli Rowe 78-32 138th St., QN Enlarge 1-family dwelling 324-13-BZ Sheldon Lobel, PC Gloria B. Silver 42-01 Main St., QN Reinstate, extend variance for accessory parking 322-13-BZ Sheldon Lobel, PC Bolla EM Realty 2525 Victory Blvd., SI Permit auto service station, accessory convenience store 6-14-BZ Eric Palatnik, PC APPEALS 31 Ninth Ave Corp.
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