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Grand & Lafayette Streets DEP Site Grand & Lafayette Streets DEP Site Located at Grand and Lafayette Streets in the Borough of Manhattan. Community Board 2 Landmarks Committee Review June 17th 2019 Alex Zervos, NYC Parks Total Budget: $1.696m Mayor, Bill de Blasio (DEP) - $1m FY18 City Council District 1, Margaret Chin - $626,000 FY20 Borough President, Gale Brewer - $70,000 FY 20 *Additional funding to be secured $656,000 Project Size: 0.29ac Goals • Create a new passive open space for the public • Provide a variety of seating areas • Provide opportunities for temporary art exhibits • Retain DEP routine and emergency access to existing infrastructure Grand & Lafayette Streets | Project Goals 2 CB 2 Parks Committtee - April 3, 2019 Presentation Grand & Lafayette Streets 3 Grand & Lafayette Streets | DEP 4 Bronx Broome Street Manhattan Queens Brooklyn Crosby Street Staten Island CITY N 2 MI Site Lafayette Street Grand Street SoHo Centre Street N NEIGHBORHOOD SITE N 1000 FT 0’ 25’ 50’ 125’ Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site Location 5 Flood Hazard Zones 2015 Preliminary 100-year Floodplain 1% Annual Chance Floodplain (100 Year Floodplain) The area that has a 1% chance of flooding in any given year. 2050s Projected 100-year Floodplain The potential areas that could be impacted by the 100-Year flood in the 2050s based on projections of the high-estimate 90th percentile sea level rise scenario (NYC Panel on Climate Change (NPCC) 2015 data). Site N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Flood Risk 0’ 500’ 1000’ 6 Land Use Categories 1 And 2 Family Residential Multi-Family Residential Mixed Use Open Space And Outdoor Recreation Commercial Institutional Industrial Parking Transportation / Utilities Vacant Lots Site N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Surrounding Land Use 0’ 500’ 1000’ 7 Vesuvio Playground Basketball Courts Handball Courts (3) Playground Bathroom Spray Showers Outdoor Pool Multi-purpose synthetic turf field 10 min (1/2 mile) walk radius Spring Street Park Duarte Square 5 min (1/4 mile) Petrosino Square walk radius Tribeca Park Sara D. Roosevelt Park Basketball Courts Handball Courts (4) Playgrounds Soccer Fields Spray Showers Collect Pond Park Columbus Park Basketball Courts Playgrounds Bathrooms Spray Showers Multi-purpose synthetic turf field N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Neighborhood Context 0’ 600’ 8 Noho Historic District 9 9 9 7 7 7 3 3 3 28 W 3 St 21 Great Jones St t t t l l l S S S y y y A A A a a a e e e e e e t t t w w w t t t n n n d d d o o o a a a e e e y y y b b b o o o a a a n n n f f f i i i r r r a a a h h h B B B L L L S S S 20 17 Bond St 51 NoHo East Historic District Bleecker St NoHo Historic District SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District Extension LEGEND NoHo Historic SoHo-Cast Iron B o District 9 w Historic District Extension 2 e 8 8 8 r 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 2 y 3 3 3 3 3 3 9 9 MacDougal-Sullivan W Houston St 9 Borough of Manhattan, NY Gardens Historic District 91 89 LaBowne dmarks Preservation Commission 2 Site Location 8 4 1 1 1 5 5 5 0 0 0 1 5 ry 2 6 Calendared: June 23, 2009 1 1 1 Public Hearing: October 27, 2009 3 3 3 6 6 6 So Ho-Cast Iron Designated: May 11, 2010 Charlton-King-Vandam * Historic District Historic District Boundary of Existing Districts 67 63 157 151 ce St 70 62 154 150 Prin Boundary of District Extension t W M SSt n M Tax Map Lots, District Extension o u lt e W W rrlto W o M M M l G aa s b B C C h C t 1 1 1 t o o C o e t e e e r 0 0 Ch 0 r r r r e 4 4 4 B S o o o r o r r r o o o 1 1 1 r c c c e s s s r 0 0 0 t a y s s s 2 2 2 o e e e n t t t d b b b e e e S a r r r e w y y y r r r 9 9 9 Manhattan d t S S S 6 6 6 S a S S S S S S w 9 9 9 t t t 4 4 4 t y t t t t t t St a Queens m St y dda ann 2 2 Va 2 3 3 V 3 2 2 2 63 77 169 165 78 72 168 166 Spring St A v O T f h S S S T o u u u e St h m ar l l l enm l l e l K i i i p v v v A a a a C s SoHo-Cast Iron o n n m n 8 l 8 8 06 11 8 e 2 2 2 1 n 0 0 0 Historic District S S e S v 5 5 5 2 2 r 2 e S 0 0 0 t t i t Extension 2 2 c 2 l t a Brooklyn a n s d 2 2 2 P 406 l Existing Historic Districts 506 504 430 403 9 C 427 5 Broome St 2 e District Extension ¯ n 505 L t a r 2 C C C e f 6 a 3 e e e M y n n n e a t t t r r t r r t e e e e k e S S S S t t t t t P l 1 6 7 7 2 2 134 162 tts St Grand St 1 Wa 133 51 8 5 * 1 Tribeca North Holla Historic District nd Tnl Et 1 28 22 St 19 Howard 4 41 3 2 Ca 4 nal 1 Tribeca East St 8 istoric District 289 Hi 260 255 Feet ¯ Graphic Source: MapPLUTO, Edition 06C, 2006. Date: May 11, 2010. AuthorL: JisMp.enard St V a r ic k S t Tribeca East Tribeca West Historic District Grand & Lafayette StreetsHistoric D i s|tr icHistorict District 9 1937 (demolished between 1958 and 1966) 2004 Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site History 10 100’-0” 5 STORY BRICK BUILDING LEGEND Stone Aggregate DEP Concrete Encased Manholes DEP Manholes and Covers in Stone Aggregate DEP Covers in Concrete Pad 12’-0” ht. Chain Link Fence 10’-0” ht. Chain Link Fence 5 STORY 142 GRAND Low Guard Rail on Concrete Curb 125’-0” BRICK BUILDING STREET 20’-0” wide Drop Curb and LAFAYETTE STREET LAFAYETTE Chain Link Double Gate GRAND STREET 0 10 20 N Scale in Feet Grand & Lafayette Streets | Existing Conditions 11 Site Street View - Intersection at Grand and Lafayette Streets Lafayette Street N NTS Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site Photos 12 Lafayette Street N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site Photos NTS 13 Lafayette Street N N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site Photos NTS 14 Lafayette Street N N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site Photos NTS 15 1 12 2 Lafayette Street 1 N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site Photos NTS 16 1 12 1 2 Lafayette Street N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site Photos NTS 17 MARCH 21 Grand Street Grand Street Grand Street Lafayette Street Lafayette Street Lafayette Street 9am Noon 3pm JUNE 21 Grand Street Grand Street Grand Street Lafayette Street Lafayette Street Lafayette Street 9am Noon 3pm N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site Analysis - Sun-Shade Model 18 SEPTEMBER 21 Grand Street Grand Street Grand Street Lafayette Street Lafayette Street Lafayette Street 9am Noon 3pm DECEMBER 21 Grand Street Grand Street Grand Street Lafayette Street Lafayette Street Lafayette Street 9am Noon 3pm N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site Analysis - Sun-Shade Model 19 Potential street tree canopy Potential paved or planting areas (groundcover or low shrubs) Potential fixed furnishings or paved/planting areas DEP routine and emergency access (paved/pavers) 30 ft. Box Truck Turning Radius * Potential location for RPZ/drinking fountain connection LAFAYETTE STREET LAFAYETTE * Existing drop-curb and proposed maintenance truck entrance Potential open space pedestrian entrance Steel fence Existing DEP infrastructure GRAND STREET 0 10 20 N Scale in Feet Grand & Lafayette Streets | Site Analysis - Opportunities & Constraints 20 Potential street tree Fixed concrete encased infrastructure Planted buffer Synthetic turf with flush concrete curb Permeable paving (commercial vehicle tolerant) with flush concrete curb Existing manholes/valves in permeable paving Existing covers in concrete pad Non-porous pavement (asphalt or reinforced concrete) Petanque (Crushed stone w/ flush curb) * STREET LAFAYETTE Table Tennis 7’-0” Picnic table (moveable) * GFRC ‘Pebble seating (moveable) * Security lighting 16’-0’ wide double gate for maintenance truck with existing drop-curb 10’-6” wide double gate pedestrian entrance 12’-0” wide double gate vehicular entrance with existing curb GRAND STREET 5’-0” ht. steel fence 0 10 20 N 30 ft. Box truck turning radius Scale in Feet Grand & Lafayette Streets | Previous Schematic Plan 04.03.2019 Drinking fountain * * * final location to be coordinated with DEP 21 Lafayette Street Lafayette N N Grand & Lafayette Streets | Revised Schematic Perspective Grand Street NTS 22 5 STORY BRICK BUILDING Proposed tree Proposed columnar tree Fixed concrete encased infrastructure Planted buffer Synthetic turf with flush concrete curb GFRC moveable ‘pebble’ seating* Permeable paving (commercial vehicle tolerant) with flush concrete curb 5 STORY Existing manholes/valves in permeable paving 125’-0” BRICK BUILDING Existing covers in concrete pad * STREET LAFAYETTE Security lighting 16’-0’ wide double gate for maintenance truck with existind drop-curb 10’-6” wide double gate pedestrian entrance 12’-0” wide double gate vehicular entrance with existing curb 5’-0” ht.
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