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THE CITY OF NEW YORK
MANHATTAN COMMUNITY BOARD NO. 359 East 4th Street - New York, NY 10003Phone: (212) 533-5300 - Fax: (212) 533-3659www.cb3manhattan.org - [email protected]
Dominic Pisciotta, Board Chair Susan Stetzer, District Manager
February2011FullBoardMinutes
MeetingofCommunityBoard#3heldonFebruary22,2011at6:30pmatPS20,166EssexStreet.
MeetingcalledtoorderbyGigiLi6:45PM.
PublicSession:
JimPowerakaMosaicManspokeofhiscontributiontotheEastVillageandLowerEastSidewiththeconstructionofhisMosaicPath. He'sbuildingalightbulbfocusedpublicartproject.
EileenRyanfromtheHenryStreetSettlementyouthemploymentprogramspokeofthedetailsofenrollmentofyouthintheprogram. Applicationsandinformationwillbeavailableoutsidethemeeting.
AndrewCoameyspokeontheSLApolicydocument. HeattendedarecentCB3ExecutiveCommitteemeeting
and
read
aprepared
statement
that
was
distributed
and
is
available.
He
feels
all
applications
shouldbehandledasnew.
KurtCavanaughfromtheEastVillageCommunityCoalitionbelievesthatallSLAapplicationsshouldbehandledasnew.
SeanChittlespokeoftheSLAtransferpolicy. Hecomparedthe"neverexpiring"licensesintheEastVillagetothe99yearleaseheldbyLarrySilverstein. HebelievesCB3shouldbeincompliancewiththe
other58CBs.
DinaMagnesspokeinsupportofSeanChittle. MarcelloPaglionifoofthePastaBarCaffeCorporationspokeoftheneedforsupportforlicensefor
businesseslikehiswhichareincompliance.
MeriMicaraasksCB3supporttoeliminatethetransferpolicyastheyaretransferredtothehighestbidder,
and
no
other
business
has
such
afeature.
JillAckermanofthe12thStreetBlockAssociationlaudedtheTransportationBillofRights. ShethankseveryonewhoworkedontheSLAdocument. Shebelievesthereisamissedopportunityindealingwith
thetransferissue. OtherCBsandtheSLAtreateachapplicationasnew.
JudithZaborowskioftheEast9thStreetBlockAssociation,representing65people,isagainstthetransferpolicyasagestureofrespectforneighborswhosurvivedmanydifficultiesinthecommunity.
KatePulsofEast9thStreetreiteratesthatalllicensesshouldbetreatedasnew. DaleGoodsonofEast12Streetisagainsttheexistingtransferpolicy. RobHollander,aneighborhoodresidentsincethe1970s,isspeechlessaboutthepolicythatguarantees
alicensetoabarowner. Everybusinesshasrisks. HowcanCB3removethatriskforthisonetypeof
business? Theflourishingofbarsintheneighborhoodisinherentlytoocontroversialtoallowforthis.
EzellTurnerspokeofthelackofsecuritycamerasatBaruchHouses,whichmighthavecontributedtoarape,
and
the
need
for
ablock
party
to
bring
people
together,
as
some
older
residents
are
not
feeling
welcomedbythepolice.
PublicOfficials:
MayorMichaelBloomberg,LolitaJackson&PaulineYu:Noreport.
PublicAdvocateBilldeBlasio,PhilJones:Noreport.
ComptrollerJohnLui,SandraUng:Noreport.
BoroughPresidentScottStringer,AlecSchierenbeck: HeistheCommunityLiaison. TheBPrecentlygavehis
Stateof
the
Borough
Address.
The
theme
was
calling
for
anew
partnership
between
the
city
and
its
people.
Peoplenolongersaythecityisungovernable. BasiccompetenceinNYC'sgovernmenthastakenplace,but
thereisatendencyforittobetopdown,ratherthandemocraticprocessesliketheCB3publicmeeting. He
thinksaftertheblizzardandCathyBlackproblems,maybehewillbeturningaround. TheDistrictAttorneyis
creatingthefirstFamilyJusticeCenterasaplacewheresurvivorsofdomesticviolencecanapplyforassistance
whiletheirdependentsaretakencareofinthesamefacility.TheBPhasbeenworkingonnutritionandfood
policyandannouncedtheVeggieVantogivepeopleaccesstobasicnutritiousfreshfood. Itwillgoaroundthe
borough. HeisexpandingtheYouthBucksprogram,$2couponsputinthehandsofyouthtoredeemfor
healthysnacks. Itshouldexpandfrom2000to4000children. 1/23thereisaTownHall"What'sNextforWorld
TradeCenterDevelopment?" at120WarrenStreetat6:30.
Congressmember
Jerrold
Nadler,
Daniel
Weisfeld:
No
report.
CongressmemberNydiaVelazquez,IrisQuinones:Noreport.
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CongressmemberCarolynMaloney,BricePeyre:HespokeofameasurewhichstrippedservicesfromPlanned
Parenthood,althoughmostoftheirserviceshavenothingtodowithabortion. TheRepublicanleadershipsay
theyareinterestedincreatingjobs,butthisinitiativebeliesthat. ThisfightwillcontinueintheSenate. Coops
andcondoswillbeabletogetfederalbackingformortgagesunderabillshefoughtfor. ShesupportsPresident
Obama'scallforfreeelectionsinEgypt. Shecallsfortheeligibilityofdeductionsforbreastfeedingequipment.
Thefirsttunnelofthe2ndAvenuesubwaywascompleted. Herfullnewsletterisavailableinthelobby. A
questionwasaskedaboutwhethershesupportedrenewalofthePatriotAct. VictorMontesinoswillfindoutandreportback.
AssemblySpeakerSheldonSilver,ZachBommer:HehopeseveryonehadahappyLunarNewYear.
AssemblymanSilverattendedtheparade. CutstotheM22buslinenegativelyaffectaparticularlyunderserved
areaoftheLowerEastSide. HewrotetoandspokewiththeMTAChairtoreversethesecuts. Theintercity
busesakaChinatownbusesareunregulatedandcanpark,loadandunloadwherevertheywant. Somearenot
goodlocations. Abillbeingputtogetherwillallowthecitytoregulatethem. Thenewsletterisavailable.
AssemblymemberDeborahJ.Glick,LisaParson:Thefocusoflastmonthandthismonthisfightingbackagainst
theGovernor'scutstoSUNYandCUNY. Theyhaven'thadanincreaseinthelast4years. Cutstoseniorcenters
arealso
being
resisted.
The
newsletter
is
available.
AssemblymemberBrianKavanagh,LesliePea:Theofficeisworkingonmaintainingrentregulation. Apublic
hearingwasheldonthetopic. HesupportstheEastSideActionPlanforrapidtransit. Anissuenotinthereport
isgunsafety. Communityoutreachandtheintroductionofbillsarefeaturesofthis. Thenewsletterisavailable.
Peoplearewelcometocalloremailtheoffice,alsotheHousingHotLine.
StateSenatorDanielL.Squadron,RosemarieDiaz:HeisworkingontheChinatownbusesbillalso. Senator
SquadronsupportedEdKoch'scallforAlbanyreform. ThenextcommunityforumwillbeheldinBrooklyn
SundayMarch13atSt.FrancisCollege. Flyersareavailable. Informationisonthewebsite. Thedistrictofficeis
nowat250Broadway,suite2011.
StateSenatorThomasK.Duane,JohnBartos:Noreport.
CouncilmemberMargaretChin,PatriciaOlan:ShesupportstheChinatownbuslegislation. Itwillassignpickup
anddropoffsites. Sheintroducedabilltoenforceanescrowrequirementforlandlordstosupportthecostsof
relocatingtenantsduetothevacatingofapartments. Thenewsletterisavailable. Ifyouknowofanyone
withoutinsurance,therearevouchersinthedistrictofficefromtheDepartmentofHealththatwillallow
familiestoreceivefreeflushots. She isplanningaTownHallfor2/28. Thecommunitywillbeinformed.
CouncilmemberRosieMendez,MichelleBerger,CommunityLiaison:Fluvouchersarealsoavailableatheroffice
on14thStreet. Rosievoted"No"onthesmokingbaninparks. Itpassed,butshedidn'tbelieveitwas
enforceableorcouldbeappliedinanevenhandedmanner. Shefeareditwouldtargetyouthandpeopleof
color.The
application
process
for
discretionary
funds
is
on
the
Council's
website
this
year.
Flyers
are
available.
MembersPresentatFirstVote:
DavidAdams [P]
JuliaAndino [P]
JimmyCheng [P]
DavidCrane [P]
AndreaDiaz [A]
HarveyEpstein [A]
MorrisFaitelewicz [A]
FloraFerng [P]
BethFrom
[P]
RabbiY.S.Ginzberg [P]
GloriaGoldenberg [P]
JanHanvik [P]
HermanF.Hewitt [P]
SimonHuang [P]
BonnieHulkower [A]
CarolynJeffers [P]
AnneK.Johnson [P]
LindaJones [P]
VaylateenaJones [P]
MeghanJoye [P]
JoelKaplan [P]
CarolKostik [P]
JohnLeo [P]
RickyLeung [P]
SamLeung [P]
GigiLi
[P]
BernardMarti [P]
BerniceMcCallum [A]
DavidMcWater [A]
AlexandraMilitano [P]
MariaMuentes [A]
ChiunNg [P]
ArielPalitz [P]
ThomasParker [P]
DominicPisciotta [A]
BardenPrisant [P]
CarolynRatcliffe [P]
JoyceRavitz [P]
LoisM.Regan [P]
JanetRiesel [P]
RichardF.Ropiak [P]
SusanScheer [P]
DavidSilversmith
[A]
NancySparrowBartow [P]
MarySpink [P]
ElinorTatum [A]
RodneyWashington [A]
SamuelWilkenfeld [A]
JustinYu [P]
ThomasYu [A]
Minutes:
MinutesofDecember2010wereapproved,asis.
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BoardChairperson'sReport:
ChairpersonDominicPisciotta: GigiLireadthereport. MeghanJoyehasbeenappointedCoChairofthe
EconomicDevelopmentCommittee. ShewillnolongerserveasSecretary. TheExecutiveBoardwillappointa
replacementassoonaspossible.
DistrictManager'sReport:TheDepartmentof EducaitonhasreverseditspolicyofallowingCommunityBoardstoholdmeetingsinschools
withoutcharge. Alongwithourbudgetcutcausedbyunfundedraisesof$8,000,thiswouldpreventtheCBfrom
holdingfullboardmeetingsinschools.WeareveryfortunatethatDistrictOne CommunityEducationCouncil
hasagreedtocosponsorourboardmeetingssothatwewillnotbecharged. Thechargefortheremainderof
thisschoolyearwouldhavebeenaround$2000.
TheCECwillhaveapublicmeetingMarch6. Thepublicisinvitedtohearabouteducationissues.Itwouldbe
greatifsomeonealsoattendedfromCB3tothankthem.
Thenewinteractive311mapisavailableatnyc.gov. Youcanfocusonazipcodeoranareatomonitorareasof
complaints.
Thereare vouchersforfreeflushots,forpeoplewithoutinsurance. Theshotsareavailableatchaindrugstores
until4/15.
TheBoroughPresidentisconveningameetingoftheGoGreenLowerEastSideSteeringCommittee2/23at9:30
AM.
CommitteeReports:
ExecutiveCommittee:Noreport.
ArielPalitzspokefromtheaudienceonapurported"gagorder"onan11thhourbackdoordecisiontobringthe
SLA
issue
to
a
vote
at
tonight's
meeting.
SusanStetzersentinformationtotheConflictofInterestBoard
DavidCranereadanemailfromtheConflictofInterestdeputydirectorconcerningthisissue.
GigiLipointedoutthatthemotionisonthetopofpage7. Itwillbepulledsowecangothroughtherestofthe
agendatobeabletoattendtothisissueindepth.
AnneJohnsonaskedifwewillvoteonallissues,excepttheSLAissue. ShewouldliketopullItem7fromtheSLA
Committeealso.
AlixMilitanohasstipulationsoneverythingexcept#13sothatwillbeadenial. Allotherstipulationswere
received.
1. RESOLUTIONINSUPPORTOFPRESERVINGNYSRENTREGULATIONLAWS(EmergencyTenantProtectionActof1974)
VOTE:
WHEREAS,allmiddleclassNewYorkersandespeciallyrentregulatedtenantshavebeenhardhitby
the2008recessionanditscontinuingaftermath;and
WHEREAS,NewYorkCitycontinuestoloseaffordablerentregulatedunits;and
WHEREAS,provisionsoftherentregulationlawshaveerodedtenantrightsandprotectionsoverthe
pasttwodecades;and
WHEREAS,CommunityBoard3supportstherightofhardworkingmiddleclassNewYorkerstolive
andraiseafamilyintheirhomecommunities;and
WHEREAS,NewYorkCityresidentonfixedincomesshouldbeabletocontinuetoliveintheirhome
communities;and
WHEREAS,NewYorkersshouldneverhavetosufferhousingdiscrimination,harassment,orunsafe
livingconditions;and
WHEREAS,arecentanalysisonrentregulationpublishedbytheCitizensBudgetCommission
concludedthat49.2percentofManhattanresidentslivinginrentregulatedunitswouldexperience
rentincreasesoffiftypercentormoreifrentregulationlawsareallowedtosunsetlaterthisyear;
and
WHEREAS,theexpirationoftheNewYorkStateRentRegulationLawsonJune15,2011without
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extensionwouldbeadisasterformillionsofNewYorkCityresidents;so
THEREFORE,BEITRESOLVEDthatCommunityBoard3stronglysupportstherenewaland
strengtheningofNewYorkStateRentLawsinanticipationoftheirsunsetonJune15,2011.
ThisitemwaspulledattherequestofGloriaGoldenberg. Shefeltthereweregratuitouscriticismsoflandlords.
ThelanguagecamefromtheBoroughPresident,therefore,AlecSchierenbeckspoke. Hedidn'treadthe
languagethatway,butstatedthatitisbasedonfairenforcementofNewYorklandlordtenantlaws.GigiLi: CB3'svoteempowersDominictovoteforitoragainstitattheDistrictBoardmeeting,asis,
butsincethelanguagecamefromtheBoroughPresident'soffice,THISmotioncan'tbechangedand
stillbevotedonbyDominic. Ifweweretopassaneditedresolution,Dominicwouldhavetoabstain
fromthisvoteattheBoroughBoardmeeting.
Aseparaterollcallvotewasheldonthismotion. Themotionpassed.
2. RequesttoCosponsorTownHallmeetingwithDA'sofficeVOTE: CommunityBoard3willcosponsorwiththeManhattanDistrictAttorney'sofficeaLowerEastSide
TownHallmeetinginApril.Themeetingwillbescheduledforaweekdayeveningfrom6:30to8:30
andwillintroducetheDistrictAttorney'sofficetothecommunity.ThisTownHallisforoutreachto
explainhowtheDA'sofficecanworkwithandhelpthecommunity.
3. RequestforlettersofsupportfortheClementeSotoVelezCulturalandEducationalCenterandtheAsianAmericanArtsCentre
VOTE:CommunityBoard3willwritelettersofsupportfortheapplicationsoftheClementeSotoVelezCultural
andEducationalCenterandtheAsianAmericanArtsCentreforsupportfromtheCommunityandCultural
EnhancementFundoftheLowerManhattanDevelopmentCorporation.
Letter#1
LowerManhattanDevelopmentCorporation
1LibertyPlaza20thFloor
NewYorkNY10006
Attn:
Angela
Rossi,
Lower
Manhattan
Community
and
Cultural
Enhancement
Program
Memore: LetterofSupportfromCommunityBoard3fortheClementeSotoVelezCultural&Educational
Center'sApplicationtotheLowerManhattanCommunityandCulturalEnhancementProgram
CommunityBoard3supportstherequestoftheabovenamedforaCapital:Constructionprojectintheamount
of$500,000. ThisprojectfortherenovationofportionsoftheCSVCenter,isprimarilydesignandplanningfora
coderenovation. Theprojectgoalsaretoprovideaccesstoandsafeegressfromallspacesonthefirstfloorand
basementlevels. ThisprojectwillpreservetheCenter'svibrantandpublicmindedgroundfloorprograms,long
amongtheforemostPuertoRicanandLatinoculturalcentersontheLowerEastSideandintheCityasawhole.
ItwillalsoprovidetheLowerEastSidewitharevitalizedfacilitythatwillbeahighlyvisibleculturalbeacon
accessibletocommunitymembersandvisitorsfromaroundtheregionandaroundtheworld,strongly
impactingLower
Manhattan's
revitalization.
CommunityBoard3supportsthisapplicationduetotheapplicant'sextremelyhighimportancetothecultural,
educational,andeconomicvitalityofthecommunity. CSVmanagementandresidentartistsandcompanies
haveconstantlyshownawillingnesstosharetheirartisticandphysicalresourceswiththecommunity. Inanera
ofgentrificationandtheblurringoftheLowerEastSide'sidentityasamulticulturalwelcomingplaceforpeople
fromallpartsoftheworld,CSVremainsawelcomingplace,supportingandpresentinganextremediversityof
culturalformsandtraditions,oftenatnocostandalwaysathighlysubsidizedrates. TheCenterwelcomes
approximately75,000visitorsperyear,providingabenefitinfinancialtermstothesurroundingcommunity,
whilemaintainingitsroleasoneofthefewdeterminedlymulticulturalcentersintheCity,andoneofthemost
importantculturalcentersoverall."
Sincerely,
Letter#2
LowerManhattanDevelopmentCorporation
1LibertyPlaza20thFloor
NewYorkNY10006
Attn: AngelaRossi,LowerManhattanCommunityandCulturalEnhancementProgram
Memore: LetterofSupportfromCommunityBoard3fortheClementeSotoVelezCultural&Educational
Center'sApplicationtotheLowerManhattanCommunityandCulturalEnhancementProgram
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CommunityBoard3supportstherequestoftheabovenamedforaProgram:Serviceprojectintheamountof
$120,000. "WindowsontheLowerEastSide"isacollaborativemarketingefforttocreateanarrayofprintand
onlinemarketingtoolstomakeCSVandtheLowerEastSideculturalhubsforavastlychangingneighborhood.,
buildingaudiencescollaborativelyfromamongtheunderservedlongtimeresidentsoftheneighborhoodwith
thosemorenewlyarrived,improvingqualityoflife,andbuildingsustainabilitycollaboratively.
CommunityBoard3supportsthisapplicationduetotheapplicant'sextremelyhighimportancetothecultural,educational,andeconomicvitalityofthecommunity. CSVmanagementandresidentartistsandcompanies
haveconstantlyshownawillingnesstosharetheirartisticandphysicalresourceswiththecommunity. Inanera
ofgentrificationandtheblurringoftheLowerEastSide'sidentityasamulticulturalwelcomingplaceforpeople
fromallpartsoftheworld,CSVremainsawelcomingplace,supportingandpresentinganextremediversityof
culturalformsandtraditions,oftenatnocostandalwaysathighlysubsidizedrates. TheCenterwelcomes
approximately75,000visitorsperyear,providingabenefitinfinancialtermstothesurroundingcommunity,
whilemaintainingitsroleasoneofthefewdeterminedlymulticulturalcentersintheCity,andoneofthemost
importantculturalcentersoverall.
Sincerely,
(ExecutiveCommittee)
40YES 0NO 0ABS 0PNV (ExcludingItem1) MOTIONPASSED
Item1: 39YES 1NO 0ABS 0PNV MOTIONPASSED
SLA&DCALicensingCommittee
Motiontotransferlicenses.
MeghanJoye: Anowneroperatorwithoutviolationswhowantstosellthebusinesswillhavetherighttogrant
atemporarylicensetothebuyer. ThisreiterateswhattheSLAalreadydoes. Thegrandfatherclausedoesn't
automaticallygrantalicense. Ifsomeonespent20yearsbuildingabar,theycan'tsellthebusinessiftheycan't
transferthelicense.
DavidCrane:
Recommends
we
amend
the
language
to
the
language
in
ahandout
he
prepared.
ArielPalitz: Thethreebarownersontheboarddidn'tknowaboutthischangeuntilarrivingatthismeeting. She
believesit'sawasteoftimetovoteonsomethingwhichwillbeappealed. Sheaskedforpostponementofthe
vote.
AlexMilitano: Thisisarecommendationonly. TheConflictsofInterestPolicyiscalleduponifbarownersvote
againstthisrecommendation. ShesupportsDavidCrane'samendment.Practicecanbedifferentfrompolicy.
CB3'swebsiteexplainsthedifferencebetweenatransferandanewlicense. Thereisabeliefthatatransferis
anotherassetthatisboughtorsoldlikeanyotherasset. Shecan'tfindanywhereinthelawthatthisisso. It's
likeadriver'slicense. Youcanbuyatruckbutthedrivermustgethis/herowndriver'slicense. CB3doesn'thave
awrittenpolicyatthispoint.CB3isphasingouttheinappropriatewaythatitwasapprovinglicenses.
DavidAdams: Advisesthatthebuyerbescrutinizedmorestringently.
MeghanJoye:Atransferi.e.thegrandfatheringisapprovedonlywhenthebuyerandsellerarecomparablei.e.
restaurantto
restaurant,
and
neither
party
has
aserious
complaint
or
violation
history.
This
procedure
doesn't
allowsmallbusinessestomaintaintheirvalue.
SusanStetzer: "TheTruthBehindTransferLicenses"isonthewebsite. Shereadfromit. MOSTbarownersare
responsible. It'sthenumberofpeoplegoingbetweenbarsandthenoisetheymakethatgetthecomplaints.
Shepolledothercommunityboards. CB1waivesitsRightofReviewbecausetheywanttoattractmorenightlife.
OtherCBstreatalltransfersasnew,andbarsarestillbeingboughtandsold.
CarolKostic: HasbeenontheSLACommitteeforaboutayear. Thebigissueisconsistency. Thegreyareaasto
whetheralltransfersareseenasneworastransfersiswhatcausestheproblems.ShesupportsDavidCrane's
compromise.
RichardRopiak: WhatisthereasonforCB3totransferlicenseswhereasnootherCBdoes?
AnneJohnson:MadeamotiontosendthisbacktotheSLAcommittee. MeghanJoye: Seconded.
Handvote.
"Yes"
to
postpone.
12.
"No"
to
not
postpone.
DavidCrane: Someonehasownedarestaurantfor10years. Ithasagoodreputation. Sodoesthebuyer. What
stipulationscouldbeattachedtothegrandfatherclause?
GigiLi: SheisnotontheSLACommittee. Allboardmemberswereinvitedtocontributeover5months.Ithas
beenontheCB3websiteforatleast2months. ItwasalreadypostponedfromDecember.AsaCBmember,itis
everyone'sresponsibilitytoreadandcommentonsuchissues.Sheurgesavotetonight.
MarySpink: ThetumultatthelastSLAmeeting causedaquestionableclarityaboutthevotingatthecommittee
becausepeopleheardandunderstooddifferentthings.
LoisRegon: HowwouldAlexchangethelanguagethatisbeforeusnow.
AlexMilitano: Shewouldeliminatetheunderlinedphrasingonpage12.
Handcallvotetocutoffdebateonwhetherornottopostpone. Itpassed.
Motion
for
David
Crane's
amendment.
"Yes"
is
to
phase
out
automatic
transfers,
and
the
striking
out
of
the
underliningonpages4and12.
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GigiLi: Thevoteonthefloorisfortheamendment. Rollcallvote. Theamendmentpassed.
DavidCrane: Wevoteonthewholepolicy,asamended. Finalrollcallvote. Thepolicypassed.
RenewalwithComplaintHistory
1. Superdive(RaptureCaf&BooksLLC),200AveA(op)VOTE: TodenytherenewalofthefullonpremiseliquorlicenseforRaptureCaf&BooksLLC,doing
businessasSuperdive,forthepremiselocatedat200AvenueA,because1)thepresentmethodof
operationasabarclosingat4:00A.M.isnotconsistentwiththestipulationsthisapplicantagreedtowithCommunityBoard#3,whichprovidedthatitwouldoperateasabookstorewiththeserviceof
alcoholincidentaltothatoperation,reservethemajorityofitslayoutforbookshelves,nothaveDJsor
livemusicians,closeitsbackyardat9:00P.M.everynightandclosenolaterthan2:00A.M.everynight,
inthatassoonasthisapplicantbeganoperatingasRaptureCaf&Books,itimmediatelyviolatedthe
aforementionedstipulationsbyhostingscheduledliveperformancesandclosingat4:00A.M.,2)itthen
closed,filedanendorsementwiththeNewYorkStateLiquorAuthoritywithoutnoticetothecommunity
boardandreopenedasabar,doingbusinessasSuperdive,withkegserviceandunlimiteddrinkspecials,
whichisalsoinconsistentwiththeagreeduponmethodofoperationinitsstipulations,3)inthetimeit
hasbeenoperatingasbothRaptureCaf&BooksandasSuperdivetherehavebeennumerousresident
complaintsofloudmusiclateatnight,aswellasunrulyandloudcrowdsofpatronsblockingthe
sidewalksto
311,
the
community
board,
the
New
York
State
Liquor
Authority
and
the
police,
including
fromtwelve(12)residentswhosubmittedlettersinoppositiontothisrenewal(appendedhereto),as
wellastwelve(12)residents,arepresentativeoftheEastVillageCommunityCoalitionanda
representativeoftheNorthAvenueANeighborhoodAssociation,allofwhomappearedbefore
CommunityBoard#3inoppositiontothisrenewal,4)theapplicantwasaskedtoappearbeforethe
communityboardin2009toaddresscomplaintsbutfailedtoappeardespitethecommunityboardstaff
speakingwithhimdirectlyandhasagainfailedtoappeartorespondtocomplaintsdespitethedistrictmanagerspeakingwithhimdirectly,5)theapplicantoperatedthebasementillegally,contrarytoitscertificateofoccupancy,forwhichitwasvacatedbytheDepartmentofBuildingsonFebruary26,2010,
filedalterationplanstoconformthebasementtoitsillegaluseandalteredthepremisebeforenotifying
theNewYorkStateLiquorAuthorityandCommunityBoard#3in2010andforwhichitwasdeniedin
January
of
2011,
and
has
now
failed
an
audit
of
those
plans
with
the
Department
of
Buildings,
and
6)
it
hasnotbeenincontinuousoperationforatleastone(1)yearandopensonlyforinfrequentprivate
partiesandholidays
ApplicationswithinResolutionAreas
2. SnackDragon,164OrchardSt(wb)VOTE:WHEREAS,SnackDragonisapplyingforabeerwinelicensefor164OrchardStreet,between
StantonandRivingtonStreets,alocationwhichhasnotbeenpreviouslylicensedandwhichwas
previouslyoperatedasaclothingstore;and
WHEREAS,thisapplicantisseekingtoservebeerandwineata"takeouttacostandwithseating;"and
WHEREAS,thislocationiswithinfivehundred(500)feetofeleven(11)licensedpremises,five(5)ofwhich
areontheblockwheretheapplicantisapplying;and
WHEREAS,notwithstandingthattheapplicantfurnishedonehundredfourteen(114)petitionresident
signaturesfrom
area
residents
in
support
of
its
application,
Orchard
Street
is
presently
overwhelmed
by
nighttimelicensedestablishmentsofalltypes,aswellasincrediblevehicularandpedestriantraffic
congestionattendanttothevolumeofnighttimebusinesses;and
WHEREAS,OrchardStreetisoneoftheworstareasinthe7thPrecinctintermsofdegradedqualityoflife
asaresultofsomanylicensedestablishmentswithincloseproximitytoeachother,overwhelming
pedestrianandvehiculartraffic,patronscongregatinginthestreet,latenighthornhonkingfromthe
increasedpresenceoftaxisandnoiseemanatingfromthebusinessesanditspatrons;and
WHEREAS,asaresultofthesepersistentconditionsandattherequestofthe7thPrecinctandCommunity
Board#3theDepartmentofTransportationhaseliminatedweekendnighttimeparkingononesideof
OrchardStreetbetweenHoustonandDelanceyStreetsinanefforttoalleviatecongestionandminimize
latenightnoise;and
WHEREAS,the
applicant
has
failed
to
demonstrate
the
public
benefit
derived
from
the
approval
of
the
saleofbeerandwineonitspremise;now
THEREFORE,BEITRESOLVEDthatCommunityBoard#3movestodenyabeerwinelicenseforSnack
Dragon,164OrchardStreet
3. GoodfellasBrickOvenPizza(FRKKInc)144OrchardSt(wb)VOTE:WHEREAS,FRKKInc.isapplyingforabeerwinelicensefor144OrchardStreet,onthe
cornerofOrchardandRivingtonStreets,alocationwhichhasnotbeenpreviouslylicensed;and
WHEREAS,thisapplicantisseekingtoservebeerandwineatanItalianrestaurantpizzeria;and
WHEREAS,bytheapplicantsownestimation,thislocationiswithintwohundredfifty(250)feetof
eleven(11)licensedpremises;and
WHEREAS,notwithstandingtheapplicantshistoryoperatingthesamebusinessinStatenIsland,Orchard
Street
is
presently
overwhelmed
by
nighttime
licensed
establishments
of
all
types,
as
well
as
incredible
vehicularandpedestriantrafficcongestionattendanttothevolumeofnighttimebusinesses;and
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WHEREAS,OrchardStreetisoneoftheworstareasinthe7thPrecinctintermsofdegradedqualityof
lifeasaresultofsomanylicensedestablishmentswithincloseproximitytoeachother,overwhelming
pedestrianandvehiculartraffic,patronscongregatinginthestreet,latenighthornhonkingfromthe
increasedpresenceoftaxisandnoiseemanatingfromthebusinessesanditspatrons;and
WHEREAS,asaresultofthesepersistentconditionsandattherequestofthe7thPrecinctand
CommunityBoard#3,theDepartmentofTransportationhaseliminatedweekendnighttimeparkingon
onesideofOrchardStreetbetweenHoustonandDelanceyStreetsinanefforttoalleviatecongestionandminimizelatenightnoise;and
WHEREAS,theapplicanthasfailedtodemonstratethepublicbenefitderivedfromtheapprovalofthe
saleofbeerandwineonthispremiseandfurnishedonlynineteen(19)petitionsignaturesfromarea
residentsinsupportofitsapplication;now
THEREFORE,BEITRESOLVEDthatCommunityBoard#3movestodenyabeerwinelicenseforFRKKInc.,
144OrchardStreet
4. ToBeDetermined,175LudlowSt(wb)VOTE:WHEREAS,acorporationtobedeterminedwithaprincipalofMaurizioCrescenzo,hasapplied
forabeerwinelicensetooperateanItalianrestaurantat175LudlowStreet,alocationbetween
HoustonandStantonStreetswhichhasbeenunlicensedforatleasttwo(2)years;and
WHEREAS,LudlowStreetisanextremelyold,narrowstreet,historicallycomprisedoflowrise
tenementsandsmallscalemanufacturingandretail;and
WHEREAS,notwithstandingthattheapplicantfurnishedonehundredtwentyfour(124)petition
signaturesfromarearesidentsinsupportofitsapplication,LudlowStreetispresentlyoverwhelmedby
nighttimelicensedestablishmentsofalltypes,aswellasincrediblevehicularandpedestriantraffic
congestionattendanttothevolumeofthesebusinesses;and
WHEREAS,thereareseventeen(17)liquorlicensedestablishmentsonLudlowStreetbetweenHouston
andRivingtonStreets,aswellasbetweentwentythree(23)andthirty(30)licensedestablishments
within
five
hundred
(500)
of
this
location,
the
majority
of
which
provide
some
food
service;
and
WHEREAS,LudlowStreetmaybethesingleworstareainthe7thprecinctintermsofdegradedquality
oflifeasaresultofsomanylicensedestablishmentswithincloseproximitytoeachother,overwhelming
pedestrianandvehiculartraffic,patronscongregatinginthestreetitself,latenighthornhonkingand
overwhelmingnoiseemanatingfrombusinessesandfrompatronsastheymovebetweenbusinesses;
and
WHEREAS,asaresultofthesepersistentdetrimentalconditionsandattherequestofthe7thPrecinct
andCommunityBoard#3,theDepartmentofTransportationhaseliminatedweekendnighttimeparking
onthewestsideofLudlowStreet,betweenHoustonandDelanceyStreets,toalleviatetheexisting
pedestrianandtrafficcongestionandtominimizenoise;now
THEREFORE,BEITRESOLVEDthatCommunityBoard#3movestodenythebeerwinelicensefora
corporationtobedeterminedwithaprincipalofMaurizioCrescenzo,175LudlowStreet
5. Castleblade,Inc,17ClintonSt(alt/wb/expandtonextdoor)Thisapplicantwithdrew.
NOVOTENECESSARY
6. TacoJointInc,119StMarksPl(wb)EastStorefrontVOTE: TodenytheapplicationforabeerwinelicenseforTacoJointInc.,locatedat119St.Marks
Place,eaststorefront,betweenFirstAvenueandAvenueA,because1)thislocationwaspreviously
unlicensed,havingbeenoperatedasaclothingshop,2)therehasbeendemonstratedconsistent
oppositiontotheadditionofanyotherliquorlicensesonthisblockofSt.Mark'sPlace,3)thereare
alreadyfifteen
(15)
liquor
license
on
this
single
block,
4)
the
numerous
existing
nighttime
establishments
haveresultedinsignificantnoiseandvehicularandpedestriantraffic,aswellasarequestbytheprevious
commandingofficersofsaidprecinctthatnonewliquorlicensesbeissuedonthisstreet,and5)the
applicanthasfailedtodemonstratethepublicbenefitderivedfromtheapprovalofthesaleofbeerand
wineatthispremise
7. PastabarCafCorp,127AveC(up/op)(aka343E8thSt)VOTE: tosendtheapplicationbacktoCommittee.
ThisitemwaspulledattherequestofAnneJohnson. Shespokeinfavorofafullliquorlicense. Thisisinher
neighborhood. Heisinthebusinessofservingfood. Itisoneofthefewplaceswherepeopleofacertainage
canholdandhearconversations. Heiswillingtosupportcommunitygroups. CarolynRatcliffespokeinsupport
oftheowner'ssupportofthecommunitygardenandprovidingrefreshmentstoneighborhoodchildreninvolved
in
community/arts
activities.
Alex
Militano:
This
is
the
third
time
the
applicant
was
asked
to
state
community
benefit,andhestatedthecommunitybenefitasservingafterdinnerdrinks. Theresolutionspeakstotheissue
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ofdensityoffullliquorlicensesintheneighborhood. Thisiswithinaresolutionarea. Alexisgettingthesame
answerallthreetimestoherrequestforanupgradetothe"communitybenefit"issue.
AnneJohnson:MovestosendtheapplicationbacktotheSLACommitteetotrytogettheownertoagreeto
stipulationsregardingcommunitybenefit,asdiscussedbyCarolynRatcliffeandAnneJohnson. JanHanvik
seconded.SusanStetzer: Theagendaisalreadyoutsoitcan'tbeaddedtothefullboardagendanor,perAlex,
totheSLACommitteeasitrequirestimetonotifyapplicantsoftheirappearancedate.
Themotionpassedwith26Yesand15No.SidewalkCafApplications
8. NinthWard(ChurchandLouisInc),1802ndAveVOTE:Toapprovetheapplicationforasidewalkcafpermitforeight(8)tablesandsixteen(16)seats,
forChurchandLouisInc.,doingbusinessasNinthWard,180SecondAvenue,becausetheapplicanthas
signedachangeagreementwhichwillbecomepartofitsDCAlicensethat1)thecafwillconsistofeight
(8)tableswithsixteen(16)seats,and2)itshoursofoperationwillbefrom4:00P.M.to9:00P.M.
MondaysthroughThursdays,4:00P.M.to10:00P.M.FridaysandSaturdaysand1:00P.M.to9:00P.M.
Sundays
Alterations/Transfers/Upgrades
9. ToBeDetermined,1032ndAve(trans/op)(Vandaag)This
applicant
withdrew.
NOVOTENECESSARY
10. SpurTree(Symtic10TenLLC)76OrchardSt(trans/wb)Thisapplicantwithdrew.
NOVOTENECESSARY
11. 40MulberryRestaurantInc,40MulberrySt(alt/op/requesttoaddportablekaraokemachine)VOTE: todenythealterationofthefullonpremiseliquorlicensefor40MulberryRestaurantInc.,40Mulberry
Street,towitaddingaportablekaraokemachineinthebasementdiningroom,unlesstheapplicantagrees
beforetheSLAtomakeasconditionsofitslicensethefollowingsignednotarizedstipulationthat1)itwill
operateasafullserviceAsianItalianfusionrestaurant,servingfoodtowithinone(1)hourofclosing,2)itshours
ofoperationwillbefrom12:00P.M.to11:00P.M.MondaysthroughFridaysand5:00P.M.to12:00A.M.
Saturdays,
3)
it
will
maintain
a
closed
fixed
facade,
and
4)
it
will
play
ambient
background
music
only,
consisting
ofrecordedmusic,exceptthatitmaymaintainanduseaportablekaraokemachineinitsbasementdiningroom
only
12. RivingtonWineandCheeseInc,155RivingtonSt(alt/op/increaseseating)VOTE: toapprovethealterationofthefullonpremiseliquorlicenseforRivingtonWine&CheeseInc.,doing
businessasRivingtonWine&Cheese,155RivingtonStreet,towiteliminatinganofficeintherearofthe
business,movingthebathroomstothebackwallofthebusinessandaddinganLshapedbench,consistingof
four(4)tosix(6)seats,infrontofthebathrooms
13. AshtonThaiPlaceInc,244E13thSt(trans/wb)(ZabbiCity)VOTE: todenythetransferofabeerwinelicensetoAshtonThaiPlaceInc.,withabusinessnameofAshton
ThaiPlace,fortheexistingbusinessZabbiCity,locatedat244East13thStreet,unlesstheapplicantagrees
beforetheSLAtomakeasconditionsofitslicensethefollowingsignednotarizedstipulationthat1)itwill
operateas
afull
service
Thai
restaurant,
serving
food
to
within
one
(1)
hour
of
closing
and
with
alcohol
service
attablesonly,2)itshoursofoperationwillbefrom11:30P.M.to11:00P.M.MondaysthroughThursdays,12:00
P.M.to11:30P.M.FridaysandSaturdaysand12:00P.M.to11:00P.M.Sundays,and3)itwillplayambient
backgroundmusiconly,consistingofrecordedmusic
14. HeartbreakCaf(ChristosRestaurantLLC),29E2ndSt(alt/wb/extendtoproposedsidewalkcaf)
VOTE:TodenythealterationofthebeerwinelicenseforChristosRestaurantLLC,doingbusinessas
HeartbreakCafe,92East2ndStreet,towitextendingitsfullonpremiseliquorlicensetoaproposed
sidewalkcafe,unlesstheapplicantagreesbeforetheSLAtomakeasconditionsofitslicensethe
followingsignednotarizedstipulationthat1)itwilloperateasafullserviceGermanSwissrestaurant,
servingfoodtowithinone(1)hourofclosing,2)itshoursofoperationwillbefrom11:00A.M.to1:00
A.M.MondaysthroughThursdays,11:00A.M.to2:00A.M.FridaysandSaturdaysand12:30P.M.to1:00
A.M.Sundays,
3)
it
will
close
any
faade
doors
and
windows,
specifically
its
accordion
doors,
at
10:00
P.M.everynight,4)itwillmaintainitsprimaryentranceonEast2ndStreettoalleviatecongestionon
SecondAvenueandonlyuseitsSecondAvenueentranceforstafftoaccessitssidewalkcaf,5)its
sidewalkcafwillconsistofeight(8)tableswiththirtytwo(32)seatsontheSecondAvenuesideofthe
businessonlyandwillcloseitscafnolaterthan11:00P.M.everynight,6)itwilldesignateanemployee
toaddresspatroncrowdsandnoiseonthesidewalk,and7)itwillnotseektoupgradeitslicense
15. Kuidouraku(141Ebenezer&SongInc),1411stAve(trans/wb)
VOTE:Todenythetransferofafullonpremiseliquorlicenseto141Ebenezer&SongInc.,witha
proposedbusinessnameofKuidouraku,fortheexistingbusinessPanasianRestaurant,locatedat141
FirstAvenue,unlesstheapplicantagreesbeforetheSLAtomakeasconditionsofitslicensethe
followingsignednotarizedstipulationthat1)itwilloperateasafullserviceJapaneserestaurant,serving
food
to
within
one
(1)
hour
of
closing,
2)
its
hours
of
operation
will
be
from
12:00
P.M.
to
12:00
A.M.
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SundaysthroughThursdaysand12:00P.M.to1:00A.M.FridaysandSaturdays,and3)itwillplay
ambientbackgroundmusiconly,consistingofrecordedmusic
16. TheBeagle,162AveA(trans/op)(Orologio)
VOTE:giventhattheexistingbusinesshasoperatedwithoutincidentforsixteen(16)yearsandthe
presentapplicantisseekingtotransferthefullonpremiseliquorlicensefromsaidbusinessforanew
businesswiththesamemethodofoperationasarestaurant,CommunityBoard#3movestodenythe
transferofafullonpremiseliquorlicensetoacorporationtobedetermined,withprincipalMatthewPaulPiacentini,andaproposedbusinessnameofTheBeagle,fortheexistingbusinessOrologio,located
at162AvenueA,unlesstheapplicantagreesbeforetheSLAtomakeasconditionsofitslicensethe
followingsignednotarizedstipulationthat1)itwilloperateasafullservicenewAmericanEuropean
restaurant,servingfoodtowithinone(1)hourofclosing,2)itwillcloseanyfaadedoorsandwindows
at10:00P.M.everynight,and3)itshoursofoperationwillbe5:00P.M.to1:00A.M.Sundaysthrough
Wednesdaysand5:00P.M.to2:00A.M.ThursdaysthroughSaturdays,4)itwillplayambient
backgroundmusiconly,consistingofrecordedmusic,andnothavelivemusicorDJs,5)itwillnotseek
tooperateasidewalkcafuntilithasbeenopenforatleastone(1)year,and6)itwillhiresecurity
ThursdaysthroughSaturdaysbaseduponthevolumeofitsbusinessanddesignatesecurityor
employeestooverseethedoorandfrontofthebusinessinordertokeepsidewalksclearandminimize
noisefrom
patrons
in
front
of
the
business
17. 161RestaurantCorp,161LudlowSt(trans/op)(ImperialTavern)
Thisapplicantwithdrew.
NOVOTENECESSARY
NewLiquorLicenseApplications
18. MomofukuMilkBar(EVMilkLLC),251E13thSt(op)
VOTE: todenytheapplicationforafullonpremiseliquorlicenseforEVMilkLLC,withaproposed
businessnameofMomofukuMilkBar,251East13thStreet,unlesstheapplicantagreesbeforetheSLA
tomakeasconditionsofitslicensethefollowingsignednotarizedstipulationthat1)itwilloperateasa
cafandbakery,servingfoodduringallhoursofoperation,2)itshoursofoperationwillbefrom9:00
A.M.to12:00A.M.alldays,3)itwillmaintainaclosedfixedfacade,4)itwillplayambientbackground
music
only,
consisting
of
recorded
music,
and
4)
its
license
will
be
used
to
include
two
(2)
types
of
beer
onitsmenuandotheralcoholonlyforbakinginitsdessertsandpastries. Theyareusingalcoholother
thanbeerintheirdesserts,butwon'tputitonthemenu
19. OneMileHouse,1012DelanceySt(op)
VOTE: todenytheapplicationforafullonpremiseliquorlicenseforOneMileHouseInc.,witha
proposedbusinessnameofOneMileHouse,1012DelanceyStreet,unlesstheapplicantagreesbefore
theSLAtomakeasconditionsofitslicensethefollowingsignednotarizedstipulationthat1)itwilloperate
asatavernrestaurantservingafullmenuwhichwillincludedailylunchserviceandservingfoodtowithin
one(1)hourofclosing,2)itshoursofoperationwillbefrom12:00P.M.to4:00A.M.alldays,3)itwill
maintainaclosedfixedfacade,4)itwillplayambientbackgroundmusiconly,consistingofrecorded
music,andnothaveDJsorlivemusic,5)itwilloperateitsbackyardwithdiningonlyfornomorethan
eighteen(18)peopleandwillcompletelycloseitsbackyardtocustomersandstaffby9:00P.M.every
night,6)
it
will
extend
an
awning
over
its
backyard
during
its
hours
of
operation,
and
7)
it
will
post
its
contactinformationinChinesewithinitsbuildingforeasyaccessbybuildingresidents. Theyagreedno
barorstandingareainbackyard,diningonly
20. FamilyRecipe(FamilyRecipeInc),231EldridgeSt(wb),
VOTE: todenytheapplicationforabeerwinelicenseforFamilyRecipeInc.,withaproposedbusiness
nameofFamilyRecipe,231EldridgeStreet,unlesstheapplicantagreesbeforetheSLAtomakeas
conditionsofitslicensethefollowingsignednotarizedstipulationthat1)itwilloperateasafullservice
Japaneserestaurant,servingfoodtowithinone(1)hourofclosing,2)itshoursofoperationwillbefrom
6:00P.M.to12:00A.M.SundaysthroughThursdaysand6:00P.M.to1:00A.M.FridaysandSaturdays
withtheallowancethatitsopeninghoursmaybeextendedtoincludebrunchservice,3)itwillmaintain
aclosedfixedfacade,and4)itwillplayambientbackgroundmusiconly,consistingofrecordedmusic
21.Marry
The
Ketchup
Inc,
95
1st
Ave
(wb)
VOTE:todenytheapplicationforabeerwinelicenseforMarryTheKetchupInc.,95FirstAvenue,
unlesstheapplicantagreesbeforetheSLAtomakeasconditionsofitslicensethefollowingsigned
notarizedstipulationthat1)itwilloperateasafullserviceAmericanseafoodrestaurant,servingfoodto
withinone(1)hourofclosing,2)itshoursofoperationwillbefrom12:00P.M.to12:00A.M.Mondays
throughWednesdaysand11:00A.M.to2:00A.M.ThursdaysthroughSundays,3)itwillcloseanyfaade
doorsorwindowsat10:00P.M.everynight,and4)itwillplayambientbackgroundmusiconly,
consistingofrecordedmusic
22. WyndhamGardenHotelChinatown(WyndhamHotelManagementIncand93BoweryHoldingsLLC),93
Bowery(op)
Thisapplicantwithdrew.
NO
VOTE
NECESSARY
23. 228RestCorp,2321stAve(op)
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Thisapplicantwithdrew.
NOVOTENECESSARY
24. 56BurgerFondueLLC,563rdAve(op)
Thisapplicantwithdrew.
NOVOTENECESSARY
25. OneEastBroadwayRestaurant(OneEastBroadwayRestaurantInc)1EB'way,1stFl(wb)
VOTE: todenytheapplicationforabeerwinelicenseforOneEastBroadwayRestaurantInc.,doingbusinessasOneEastBroadwayRestaurant,1EastBroadway,unlesstheapplicantagreesbeforetheSLA
tomakeasconditionsofitslicensethefollowingsignednotarizedstipulationthat1)itwilloperateasa
fullserviceChineserestaurant,servingfoodtowithinone(1)hourofclosing,2)itshoursofoperation
willbefrom11:00A.M.to10:30P.M.MondaysthroughFridaysand11:30A.M.to10:30P.M.Saturdays
andSundays,3)itwillmaintainaclosedfixedfacade,and4)itwillplayambientbackgroundmusiconly,
consistingofrecordedmusic
(SLA&DCALicensingCommittee)
40YES 0NO 0ABS 0PNV (ExcludingItems7&12) MOTIONPASSED
Item7: 26YES 15NO 0ABS 0PNV MOTIONPASSED
Item12:
39
YES
0NO
0ABS
1PNV
MOTION
PASSED
PolicyMeetingoftheSLA&DCALicensing
VOTE1: DavidCranemovedtoamendtheSLACommitteePolicyReviewtorestorethedraftrecommendations
for"transferlicenses"thatwerepresentedattheDecemberfullboard.
"IwanttoprefacethespecificlanguagechangesIamproposingbysuccinctlystatingmyintentandthatisto
givetheBoardaclearchoicethroughaYesorNovotewhetherthepracticeofautomaticsupportfor"transfer
licenses"shouldbephasedoutorwhetherautomaticsupportforthesetransfersshouldbeourpermanent
policy.
ThelanguagechangesinthePolicyReviewdocumentIamproposingareasfollows:
First,readthesentencethatstartsonpage11andcontinuesonpage12.Imovetostrikethenewphrasesthat
wereaddedtothetop2linesonpage12:
"attachedtothebusinesslocation,"
"locatedatanaddress"
";"(astraypunctuationmark)
ThiswouldreturnthiskeysentenceoftheTransferPolicyRecommendationstoreadasfollows:
Itisourrecommendationthatthecommitteedevelopsa
"grandfathered"policywhereasforanybusinessthathasbeen
establishedbeforethistime,thetransfertothenewapplicant
willbeallowedaslongastheymaintainthecurrent
stipulationsand
operations...
ThesecondlanguagechangeIamproposingisintheExecutiveSummary,tostrikethefollowinglanguagefrom
the3rdbulletonPage4":
"attachedtothebusinesslocationnotthelicensee"
VOTE2: TopasstheSLApolicies,asamendedtoincludetheamendmentthatthegrandfatherclausegets
attachedtothelocationandnotlicenseeandaswellastoincludethedefinitionofpublic
benefitconscientiousbusinessesasastabilizingforce.(ThereviseddocumentRevisedSLAPolicy
Reviewcanbereadat:http://www.nyc.gov/html/mancb3/html/home/home.shtml)
(PolicyMeetingoftheSLA&DCALicensing)
VOTE1:
36
YES
0NO
3ABS
1PNV
MOTION
PASSED
VOTE2: 37YES 0NO 3ABS 1PNV MOTIONPASSED
Arts&CulturalAffairsTaskForce
1. ArtsinEducationForumno vote necessary
2. ArtinEmptyStorefrontsno vote necessary
3. ConvocationofallManhattanArtsCommitteeofTaskForcechairsno vote necessary
EconomicDevelopmentCommittee
OrchardStreetMarket,4/179/25,OrchardSt(EHoustonDelanceySts)
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no vote necessary(withdrawn)
LandUse,Zoning,Public&PrivateHousingCommittee
Novotenecessary.
1. BSA29709BZ:180LudlowSt,atimeextensionpursuanttovestedright(timeextensiontoproceed)AtitsFebruarymonthlymeeting,CommunityBoard#3passedthefollowingmotion:
Whereasthepropertyat180LudlowStreetisalreadydeveloped;and
WhereastheapplicantshavecomebeforetheCommunityBoardonmanyoccasions;so
Thereforebeitresolvedthat
(1) Therebesignedstipulationsbetweenthedeveloper/owner,theselectedhoteloperator,CB3,andthe
LowerEastSideEmploymentNetworktoensurethat(a)localresidentsreceivepriorityintheemployee
selectionprocess,(b)thatemployeesbegivenalivingwagecommensuratewithemployeesatotherlocal
hotels,and
(c)
that
appropriate
and
effective
job
fair
and
job
training
opportunities
be
made
available
to
prospectiveemployees.Furthermore,thedeveloper/ownerandhoteloperatoragreethatnofewerthan
20%ofthefullandparttimeemployeesinaggregateatanyonetimebequalifiedreferralsfromthe
Network.
(2) Therebesignedstipulationsbetweenthedeveloper/ownerandhoteloperatorthattherebeno
nightclubinthehotel,withthedefinitionof"nightclub"toberesolvedbyagreementbetweenthe
developer/ownerandhoteloperatorandCB3.Abarservinghotelpatronsisacceptableunderthis
provision.
(3) Therebesignedstipulationsbetweenthedeveloper/ownerandCB3requiringthateveryeffortbe
madeto
utilize
local
CB3
residents
in
the
construction
of
the
building
as
appropriate.
(4) Iftheabovethreestipulationsaremet,CB3supportstheapplicationBSA29709BZ
2. BSA30708BZY:163OrchardSt,extendtimetocompletefoundationsfortheconstructionofan11storytransienthotelbuilding
Whereasthefoundationsforthebuildingareinplace;and
WhereastheoriginalpermitwasissuedpriortotheLowerEastSiderezoning;so
Thereforebeitresolvedthat
(1)There
be
signed
stipulations
between
the
developer/owner,
the
selected
hotel
operator,
CB3,
and
the
LowerEastSideEmploymentNetworktoensurethat(a)localresidentsreceivepriorityintheemployee
selectionprocess,(b)thatemployeesbegivenalivingwagecommensuratewithemployeesatotherlocal
hotels,and(c)thatappropriateandeffectivejobfairandjobtrainingopportunitiesbemadeavailableto
prospectiveemployees.Furthermore,thedeveloper/ownerandhoteloperatoragreethatnofewerthan
20%ofthefullandparttimeemployeesinaggregateatanyonetimebequalifiedreferralsfromthe
Network.
(2) Therebesignedstipulationsbetweenthedeveloper/ownerandhoteloperatorthattherebeno
nightclubinthehotel,withthedefinitionof"nightclub"toberesolvedbyagreementbetweenthe
developer/ownerandhoteloperatorandCB3.Abarservinghotelpatronsisacceptableunderthis
provision.
(3) Therebesignedstipulationsbetweenthedeveloper/ownerandCB3requiringthateveryeffortbe
madetoutilizelocalCB3residentsintheconstructionofthebuildingasappropriate.
(4) Iftheabovethreestipulationsaremet,CB3supportstheapplicationBSA30708BZY
thiswentbacktocommitteeandwedealtwiththemagainthismonth.
Alltheaboveitemswerenotvotedon,butwerereferredbacktocommittee.
HumanServices,Health,Disability,&SeniorsCommittee
Noreport.
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DeptofAgingpresentation:overviewofseniorprogramsandprioritiesinCB3no vote necessary
Youth&EducationCommittee
Noreport.
ProposedcolocationofGirlsPreparatoryCharterSchoolwithEastSideCommunitySchoolat4201East11thSt
no vote necessary
Transportation&PublicSafetyCommittee
DavidCrane: Newtaxidesignshouldconsidertaxisthatareaccessibletoall.
1. TransitRiderBillofRights(proposedManhattanBoroughBoardResolution)VOTE: TransitRiderBillofRights
WHEREAS,thevastmajorityofNewYorkershavebuilttheirlivesaroundthecity'stransitsystem,
and
WHEREAS,with
every
bus
and
subway
cut
and
every
canceled
line,
the
everyday
experience
of
millionsofNewYorkerschangesfortheworse,and
WHEREAS,withthedecisionofAlbanylawmakerstocut$160millionfromtheMTA,ridershave
facedthelossof2subwaylines,38busroutes,cutstoservicecitywideandanotherfarehikein
2011,
THEREFOREBEITRESOLVEDTHAT,theManhattanBoroughBoardbelievesthatNewYorkCity's
TransitRidingPublichastherightto:
Reliabletravelthroughoutthefiveboroughsinanaffordableandefficientmannerbybusorbytrain.
Fare
hikes
that
are
only
enacted
as
a
last
resort
when
all
other
funding
options
have
been
exhausted,aswellasstablefundingfortheMTAfromtheStateandCity,ingoodtimesand
bad,thatdoesnotincreasethecurrentproportionofthebudgetbornebyriders.
AccuraterealtimeinformationandclearannouncementsaboutwhentrainsandbuseswillarrivebeforeswipingaMetroCard,oruponarrivalatabusstop.
WelllitandsafesubwayandbusfacilitieswithMTAemployeesonhandtoprovideinformationandrespondincaseofemergency.
Clean,regularlymaintainedMTAfacilitiesincludingsubwaystations,subwaycars,busesandbusstops.
Amoreaccessibletransitsystem,withlevelboardingforbusesandworkingelevatorsandescalatorswithinallsubwaystations.
Helpful,courteousservicefromstationagents,busdriversandotherMTAemployeestobematched
by
respect
and
courtesy
from
the
riding
public.
Theofficialprioritizationofoperating,maintainingandimprovingtheexistingtrainandbusnetwork.
Transparentandeasilyusedlinesofcommunicationbetweenriders/MTAwithmechanismsinplacetoaddressriderconcernsandcomplaints.
AminimumofonetransitworkerandonetransitriderasvotingmembersoftheMTABoardofDirectors.
2. UpdateonlongdistancebuspermittingeffortVOTE: CB3appreciatesthatSpeakerSilverandSenatorSquadronhaveintroducedlegislation(S.2977andA.
4578)toaddressthegrowingintercitybusindustry.CB3supportsthisproposal,whichwillhelpgiveclear
guidancetolegitimateintercitybuscompaniesandimprovethehealth,safetyandwelfareofthepublicand
neighborhoodresidents.
The
proposal
would
authorize
New
York
City
to
pass
alocal
law
to
regulate
intercity
passengerbusservicethroughapermitsystem.
(Transportation&PublicSafetyCommittee)
40YES 0NO 0ABS 0PNVMOTIONPASSED
EnvironmentCommittee
no meetingscheduled
ConEdisonTaskForce
Thecommitteepassedtwomotions. Thenextfundingroundwillseekproposalsforprojectsthatdirectlyaffect
health
and
the
environment.
The
next
deadline
is
April
15.
1. Reviewfundingguidelines
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VOTE:WHEREASthemajorityofConEdisonSettlementFundprojectsfundedtodatehavenotdirectlyand
primarilyfundedairquality,healthand/orqualityoflifeimprovementsforresidentslivingneartheConEd
plant,buthavefundededucational,outreachand/orresearchprojectsinwhichtheotherbenefitswere
secondaryanddiffuse;and
WHEREAStheprojectsfundedhavebeenvaluable,airquality,healthandqualityoflifeimprovements
werethefocalpointsoftheSettlementFundstipulations;thereforeRESOLVED:the"GuidelinestoSubmitProposalsforCommunityBoard3ConsolidatedEdisonSettlement
Funds"willbeamendedtoaddthefollowingbulletpointtothesectionlabeled"Whatarewelooking
for:"
Forthe2011fundingcycle,CB3isseekingproposalsthatprimarilyseektoameliorateairquality,healthand/orqualityoflifeproblemsinthevicinityoftheConEdplant. Proposalsthatareprimarily
educational,researchoroutreachinnaturearenotbeingsought.
2. Establishschedulefornextapplicationandproposalreviewcycle
VOTE: RESOLVED:ThenextfundingcycleforConEdSettlementFundproposalsshallbeaddedtothefunding
guidelinespublishedontheCB3websiteandshallbeasfollows:(1)applicationsduetoCB3officeonFriday,
April15,2011;(2)preliminaryreviewwilltakeplaceatMayTaskForcemeeting;(3)finalreviewandvoteon
anyresolutions
for
full
Board
action
will
take
place
at
June
Task
Force
meeting;
and
(4)
full
CB3
vote
on
resolutions,ifany,isanticipatedforJuly2011fullboardmeeting.
(ConEdisonTaskForce)
40YES 0NO 0ABS 0PNVMOTIONPASSED
Parks,Recreation,CulturalAffairs,Landmarks,&WaterfrontCommittee
Noreport.
1. TheFriendsofGulickPark:communityideasanddesiresforGulickParkandplansfor acommunitybaseddesigncharrette
no vote necessary
Block
Party
Application
2. LaGuardiaHousesFarmersMarket,4/1111/18,MadisonSt(ClintonRutgersSts)no vote necessary
3. FestivalofIdeasforNewCity'sStreetFest,5/7,Bowery(EHoustonSpringSts)&StantonSt(BoweryChrystieSts)&RivingtonSt(BoweryChrystieSts)
VOTE: ToapprovetheblockpartyapplicationofFestivalofIdeasforNewCity'sStreetFestfor5/7atBowery
(EHoustonSpringSts)&StantonSt(BoweryChrystieSts)&RivingtonSt(BoweryChrystieSts).
4. 25thAnniversaryoftheLowerEastSidePeople'sFederalCreditUnion,5/7,E3rdSt(AvesBC)VOTE: Toapprovetheblockpartyapplicationof25thAnniversaryoftheLowerEastSidePeople'sFederal
CreditUnionfor5/7atE3rdSt(AvesBC).
5. OldtimersStickball,5/7,6/11,7/16,8/13,9/3,RutgersSt(MadisonCherrySt)no vote necessary
6. AnnualChildren'sDayBlockParty,6/5,HenrySt(PikeRutgersSts)no vote necessary
7. FestivalofYoungArtists,6/11,E4thSt(2ndAveBowery)VOTE: ToapprovetheblockpartyapplicationofFestivalofYoungArtistsfor6/11atE4thSt(2ndAve
Bowery).
8. ChinatownHolidayCarolingFestival,12/23,MottSt(PellBayardSts)no vote necessary
(Parks,Recreation,CulturalAffairs,Landmarks,&WaterfrontCommittee)
40YES 0NO 0ABS 0PNVMOTIONPASSED
Theboard
voted
on
everything
except
the
SLA
transfer
policy,
SLA
#7,
and
the
Executive
Committee's
motion
on
housingregulations.
MembersPresentatLastVote:
DavidAdams [P]
JuliaAndino [P]
JimmyCheng [P]
DavidCrane [P]
AndreaDiaz [A]
HarveyEpstein [A]
MorrisFaitelewicz [P]
Flora
Ferng
[P]
BethFrom [P]
RabbiY.S.Ginzberg [P]
GloriaGoldenberg [P]
JanHanvik [P]
HermanF.Hewitt [P]
SimonHuang [P]
BonnieHulkower [P]
CarolynJeffers [P]
Anne
K.
Johnson
[P]
LindaJones [P]
VaylateenaJones [P]
MeghanJoye [P]
JoelKaplan [P]
CarolKostik [P]
JohnLeo [P]
RickyLeung [P]
SamLeung [P]
Gigi
Li
[P]
BernardMarti [P]
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BerniceMcCallum [P]
DavidMcWater [A]
AlexandraMilitano [P]
MariaMuentes [A]
ChiunNg [P]
ArielPalitz [P]
ThomasParker [P]DominicPisciotta [A]
BardenPrisant [P]
CarolynRatcliffe [P]
JoyceRavitz [P]
LoisM.Regan [P]
JanetRiesel [P]
RichardF.Ropiak [P]
SusanScheer [P]DavidSilversmith [A]
NancySparrowBartow [P]
MarySpink [P]
ElinorTatum [P]
RodneyWashington [A]
SamuelWilkenfeld [A]
JustinYu [P]
ThomasYu [A]
MeetingAdjourned9:40PM.