Official Journal of the City of New York - February 15, 2023
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Source: Official Journal of the City of New York
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VOLUME CL
NUMBER 31
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND MEETINGS
Borough President - Brooklyn649
Borough President - Manhattan 650
Borough President - Queens650
City Planning Commission650
Community Boards655
Board of Education Retirement System655
Housing Authority655
Office of Labor Relations 655
Landmarks Preservation Commission655
PROPERTY DISPOSITION
Citywide Administrative Services656
Environmental Protection 656
PROCUREMENT
Administration for Childrens Services657
Citywide Administrative Services657
Administration 657
Division of Municipal Supply Service657
Correction658
Operations658
District Attorney - Queens County 658
Board of Elections658
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2023
Procurement658
Environmental Protection 658
Agency Chief Contracting Office 658
Engineering, Design and Construction659
Wastewater Treatment659
Health and Mental Hygiene659
Environmental Health 659
Homeless Services660
Contracts 660
Family Services660
Human Resources Administration 660
Contracts 660
Mayors Office of Criminal Justice661
Parks and Recreation661
Purchasing & Accounting661
Revenue 661
Revenue and Concessions661
CONTRACT AWARD HEARINGS
Small Business Services662
AGENCY RULES
Campaign Finance Board662
SPECIAL MATERIALS
Office of Collective Bargaining666
Housing Preservation and Development 666
Mayors Office of Contract Services668
Changes in Personnel669
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND
MEETINGS
See Also: Procurement; Agency Rules
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BOROUGH PRESIDENT - BROOKLYN
PUBLIC HEARINGS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, pursuant to Section 201 of the New York City Charter, the Brooklyn Borough President will hold a ULURP hearing on the matter below in person, at 6:00 P.M., on Tuesday, February 28, 2023, in the Borough Hall Community Room.
The meeting will be recorded for public transparency.
Lincoln-Wortman Rezoning 230024 ZMK, 230025 ZRK, 230026
PQK, 230027 PPK
Applications by JNB Realty LLC and the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development HPD, pursuant to Sections 197-c and 201 of the New York City Charter affecting 10 privately owned lots fronting Autumn, Lincoln, and Wortman Avenues in East New York.
The co-applicants are seeking:
A zoning map amendment to change the development site from R4 to R6A and R6B districts
A zoning map amendment to designate the development site a Mandatory Inclusionary Housing MIH Area
Acquisition and disposition of four formerly City-Owned lots in the project area by HPD
The requested actions would facilitate two fiveand seven-story residential buildings, with a total of 206 affordable apartments on a 50,000-square foot parcel in Brooklyn Community District 16 CD 16.
The units would be geared toward households earning, on average, 30%
to 70% of Area Median Income AMI. Approximately 63 units would be permanently affordable, pursuant to MIH Option 1. The development would provide 55 ground-floor and cellar-level accessory parking spaces. As part of the project, Wortman Avenue will be developed with a new street and sidewalk to allow vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
