Mandi Spishak-Thomas presented seven liquor license applications: 508 Degraw Street (SakeBrooklyn), 744 Clinton Street (Dink Court Pickleball), 446A Dean Street (Nacho Macho Cantina), 420 Carroll Street (Focal Point Beer), 348 Douglass Street (Flamingo Baby Brunch & Bar), 381 7th Avenue (ZoZo's) and 256 5th Avenue (Sesilya Restaurant), each a recommendation to approve an application to the NYS Liquor Authority for a liquor license. The motion to approve all seven liquor license approvals passed unanimously.

Tony Melone summarized NYCDOT's presentation on its Public E-Bike Charging (PEC) program, with plans to install 25 battery swapping stations throughout the city using $3 million in state grant funds; lithium-ion batteries have resulted in 30 deaths, 400 injuries and 900 fires since 2022. NYCDOT is proposing two cabinet sites within Community District 6: the northwest corner of Dean Street and 5th Avenue and the northeast corner of Court Street and 1st Place. Mandi inquired about the exact location of the Dean Street station and Jules Block noted that there is a vacant lot nearby; Eric explained that the proposed location is on the sidewalk in the area NYCDOT refers to as the amenities strip, where it would not obstruct pedestrians. A discussion followed about whether the cabinets would become areas where delivery workers might congregate. Joe Ann Brown asked whether additional locations would be considered in the district, but NYCDOT is only proposing these two cabinets at this time; Mike noted that if additional cabinets are desired, that would be good feedback for the forthcoming District Needs Statement. Tony presented the committee's resolution: Community Board 6 supports the Public E-Bike Charging program as presented and especially looks forward to the 2 locations within Community Board 6 and would like more locations. The motion passed unanimously.

David Briggs presented a motion to approve with conditions an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness at the Kane Street Synagogue for a rooftop enclosure of mechanical equipment, modification of the sanctuary window, and new courtyard lighting. Mandi asked whether the board could also request sidewalk repairs as part of the project; Eric explained that the sidewalk condition is not within the board’s purview, but that CB6 could reach out to the applicant with the request. Donna McGill of the Cobble Hill Association asked about the lighting and possible spillover onto the street. David explained that the lights are intended to illuminate the stained glass in the sanctuary when it is in use and not at other times, and that because of the risk of spillover the committee asked the applicant to install snoots on the fixtures to focus light only on the windows. The condition for approval was that "lights are shielded to prevent light spillage onto Kane Street." There was no quorum in committee. The motion was approved by the board unanimously.

Source: September 9, 2026 Minutes (draft)

Motion by Jerry Armer, seconded by Maddie Murphy, to conditionally approve with shielding of lights to prevent spillage of light onto Kane Street. The application, presented by Tal Schori of GRT Architects, comprises an acoustic enclosure for rooftop HVAC equipment, a new pergola with horizontal covering and a fine mesh fence replacing the existing chain link fence, new LED lighting in the courtyard, and modifications of the existing sanctuary window. Committee comments concerned illumination levels, pergola color, the rating of the acoustic enclosure and the extent of window restoration; the synagogue affirmed an off-white pergola and that light fixtures will project only on east sanctuary windows and only when the sanctuary is in use. The Cobble Hill Association had no comments. Motion informally passed unanimously.

Source: September 3, 2026 Minutes

309 President Street - Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for rear yard extension in Carroll Gardens Historic District. Applicant confirmed that the building is being converted from a four-family multiple dwelling to a single family residence. Studio PHH presented the project. The committee had questions about the stairs, brick details, etc. No comments from the community. Jerry - Motion to conditionally approve with replacement of brick soldier courses above rear elevation windows with stone lintels which match original details and other rear yard elevations in the vicinity. Bob - seconded motion Maddie - honoree motion. Motion approved unanimously End of meeting.

Source: 6.25.26 LMLUH

- Motion to conditionally approve with reduction in size of mechanical enclosure and modification of second floor terrace at rear back to originally-approved design with cast iron railings. Peter - seconded motion Dave - friendly amendment to replace glass railing at main roof with originally-approved design with cast iron railings and provide low-iron glass at upper roof in lieu of regular glass. — Jerry and Peter accepted a friendly amendment. 6 votes for, 2 abstentions. Motion passed.

Source: 6.25.26 LMLUH

Attendees: Dave Briggs Lena Han Jerry Armer Laura Osorio Peter Fleming Robert Levine Pauline Blake Madeline Murphy 13 Congress Street - Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for revisions to a previously approved LPC application from 2017 in Cobble Hill Historic District. Benjamin Hollberg from Hollberg Architecture, who superseded the previous applicant, presented the project. The committee had several questions and concerns about the chimney extension, glass railings, size of mechanical enclosure, front door, etc. No comments from the community. Jerry - Motion to conditionally approve with reduction in size of mechanical enclosure and modification of second floor terrace at rear back to originally-approved design with cast iron railings. Peter - seconded motion Dave - friendly amendment to replace glass railing at main roof with originally-approved design with cast iron rail

Source: 6.25.26 LMLUH

Tony Melone presented the motion to approve all changes presented by DOT on both sides of Hamilton Avenue, with the addition of HAWK signals at the midblock crossings, intended to resolve speeding, weaving and a lack of pedestrian crossings. DOT proposed street direction changes for Woodhull and Rapelye Streets, new crosswalks across Hamilton Avenue, lane reductions on Hamilton Avenue and Woodhull Street, and delineators to prevent illegal right turns. Approved in committee with quorum. Board member Josh Pacheco, who lives in the affected area, raised community concerns that the direction changes would make legal truck turns difficult and could block access to a gas station, while supporting the midblock crosswalks. Jerry Armer offered a friendly amendment asking DOT to reconsider the street direction changes and hear community feedback. The motion, modified to approve the DOT changes with further study of the street direction changes with the participation of neighborhood residents, passed unanimously.

Source: June 10, 2026 Minutes

Mandi Spishak-Thomas presented the motion to approve a liquor license at 170 2nd Avenue and noted that the committee approved it without quorum. The applicant lives in the building and the location is not near other housing; the proposed use is a large-scale music venue with no outdoor space. The motion passed unanimously.

Source: June 10, 2026 Minutes

Kathleen Addison presented a motion to disapprove an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a rooftop extension at 184 Lincoln Place, in the Park Slope Historic District. Community members had voiced concerns about the visibility of the extension from Berkeley Place, and the committee considered the design to lack historic character, due in part to stucco that does not match the character of the area. The committee voted unanimously to disapprove, with quorum. The motion was approved by the board, with Katie Bishop opposed and Tony Melone and Max Bernstein abstaining.

Source: June 10, 2026 Minutes

Minutes from the May 13, 2026 meeting were approved unanimously. The meeting was called to order at 6:51 p.m. upon confirmation of quorum.

Source: June 10, 2026 Minutes

C. The Transportation, Parks & Public Infrastructure Motion to approve all changes presented by DOT on both sides of Hamilton Avenue, with the addition of HAWK signals at the midblock crossings. Tony Melone presented the motion above and explained that the intention of these changes were to resolve issues related to speeding, weaving, and lack of pedestrian crossings. Interventions proposed by DOT included street direction changes for Woodhull and Rapelye Streets, new crosswalks across Hamilton Avenue, lane reductions on Hamilton Avenue and Woodhull Street, and traffic delineators to prevent illegal right turns from Hamilton Avenue. This motion was approved in committee with quorum. Board member Josh Pacheco lives in the affected area and presented several community concerns with this proposal, particular the street direction changes. Josh argued that those changes would make it difficul

Source: 6/10/26 FB Meeting Minute.docx

B. Business Affairs & Licenses Motion to approve liquor license at 170 2nd Avenue. Mandi Spishak-Thomas presented the motion above and noted that the committee approved this motion without quorum. She explained that the applicant lives in the building and that location is not near other housing. The proposed use is as a large-scale music venue with no outdoor space. The motion passed unanimously.

Source: 6/10/26 FB Meeting Minute.docx

A. Landmarks, Land Use & Housing 184 Lincoln Place Kathleen Addison presented a motion to disapprove an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a rooftop extension at 184 Lincoln Place, in the Park Slope Historic District. Kathleen explained that a few community members voiced concerns about the visibility of the extension from Berkeley Place during the committee meeting. Additionally, the committee considered the design to lack historic character due in part to the use of stucco material that doesn’t match the character of the area. The committee voted unanimously to disapprove the application, with quorum. The motion was approved by the board, Katie Bishop voting to oppose the motion and Tony Melone and Max Bernstein abstaining.

Source: 6/10/26 FB Meeting Minute.docx

II. Chairperson’s Report Chairperson Eric McClure thanked the Van Alen Institute for hosting our meetings and noted that their ability to host hybrid meetings is a great asset to the board. He welcomed newly appointed board members to their first meeting as members and noted that Community Board service is an important way to get involved in the community. He announced that the Carroll Street Bridge will reopen on June 15th, with use limited to pedestrians, bikes, and emergency vehicles, in keeping with the motion previously passed by the Board. He noted that the bridge is one of only four retractile drawbridges in the United States and that limiting vehicle use will help sustain the bridge’s condition in the future.

Source: 6/10/26 FB Meeting Minute.docx

C. The Transportation, Parks & Public Infrastructure Resolution to Introduce a District-Wide 20 MPH Slow Zone Tony Melone presented the following resolution: Recognizing CB6’s commitment to safer streets and support for Sammy’s Law, we recommend that NYC DOT institute a district-wide 20 MPH slow zone on all applicable streets, and adjust signal timing to reflect the new limit, with camera enforcement. We also call for adoption of a citywide speed limit of 20mph on all applicable streets. Tony explained that Safe Streets and Make McGuinness Safe presented at the last committee meeting. He explained that the district-wide speed limit would apply only to streets with no more than two lanes in one direction, and that similar motions have been passed by Brooklyn Community Board 1 and Queens Community Board 2. The committee passed the resolution unanimously with one abstention for cause. Marc

Source: 05/13/26 FB Meeting Minute.docx

A. Landmarks, Land Use & Housing 152 Atlantic Avenue David Briggs presented an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a rooftop addition. A motion to approve the application with the condition that the railing facing Atlantic Avenue be set back an additional two feet was approved by the committee with two abstentions. The committee had a quorum, so no floor motion was required. The motion was approved by the board, with Daniel Kummer and David Briggs abstaining. 175 3rd Street David Briggs presented a motion to approve the certification to transfer development rights at 175 3rd Street. He explained that this project involves 971 units permitted as-of-right. Additionally, Charney Companies and Tavros plans to acquire zoning floor area (ZFA) from the neighboring Powerhouse Arts, which would enable construction of 100 additional units. This transfer of floor area from a landma

Source: 05/13/26 FB Meeting Minute.docx

347 Van Brunt St: VAL’S - Diner style restaurant/bar - Owners are 3 women with industry experience - One owner lives above the space - A member of the community spoke in support of the application - Leroy makes motion to accept, Erica seconds, Jules abstains for cause - Passes unanimously (with one abstention)

Source: 4.27.26 Permits minutes.docx

228 7th Ave: Brewer’s Row - Existing space for over 3 years with beer & wine, expanding to full liquor - Amending hours to close at 2am - Jules makes motion to accept, Erica seconds - Passes unanimously — 291 3rd Ave: Valentinos - Pizzaria, slice and pie shop - Early hours - Ed makes motion to accept, Erica seconds - Passes unanimously

Source: 4.27.26 Permits minutes.docx

228 7th Ave: Brewer’s Row - Existing space for over 3 years with beer & wine, expanding to full liquor - Amending hours to close at 2am - Jules makes motion to accept, Erica seconds - Passes unanimously

Source: 4.27.26 Permits minutes.docx

212 Flatbush Ave: Badshah - Indian restaurant - Amending hours to close at 2am - Own other Indian restaurants in the city - Ed makes motion to accept, Erica seconds - Passes unanimously

Source: 4.27.26 Permits minutes.docx

Presentation and review of a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of the following: — 180 10th St: Urban Golf - Family business - Indoor golf simulators - Bar food and drink - Leroy makes motion to accept, Erica seconds - Passes unanimously

Source: 4.27.26 Permits minutes.docx

Jerry: Seconded. Motion passes unanimously. 184 Lincoln Place - Application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a rooftop addition in the Park Slope Historic District (Extension). The architect started the presentation, but it was lacking several critical pieces of information. Community members attending the meeting expressed their concerns with its visibility. Jerry - Motion to table consideration of the proposal so the architect could further develop the presentation. Daniel - Seconded. Motion unanimously approved. End of meeting.

Source: 4.23.26 LMLUH

nted out that there are other setbacks on the street and several residential buildings dating from the 1960s. The neighbor living directly south of the proposed garage location claimed that the garage would block daylight across the street. A shading study or evidence supporting this was not presented. - One community member suggested that the glass panes at the garage doors be replaced with wood. — Daniel: Motion to approve as presented.

Source: 4.23.26 LMLUH

Thomas Neff: Requested that the Transportation Committee raise injuries on 8th Avenue with DOT and noted that he has published city crash data at 8thavenuecrash.com. Requested that the board consider passing a resolution asking DOT to redesign 8th Avenue in the future.

Source: 04/08/26 FB Meeting Minute.docx

B. The Transportation, Parks & Public Infrastructure Resolution to Shift Traffic Enforcement Responsibilities to NYCDOT Tony Melone presented the following resolution: BKCB6 supports returning parking enforcement to the NYC Department of Transportation where it was before 1996, so that it can get the attention it needs and allow NYPD to focus on crime reduction. BKCB6 asks our elected officials to support this work through legislation that would make it a possibility. The motion was proposed by Jerry Armer and passed unanimously at the most recent committee meeting, with quorum. It has also been recommended as part of the board’s District Needs assessment. Laura Osorio asked whether NYCDOT has a position on this transfer of responsibility, and Jerry reiterated that a decision like this lies with elected officials and not with the agencies responsible for implementation. Tony explained th

Source: 04/08/26 FB Meeting Minute.docx

A. Landmarks, Land Use & Housing 17 Montgomery Place David Briggs presented an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a two-story rear yard bay window addition. A motion to approve the application was approved by the committee. The committee had a quorum, so no floor motion was required. The motion was unanimously approved by the board

Source: 04/08/26 FB Meeting Minute.docx

Zoom: Leroy Branch Gaston Melo Felgueres Alan Mukamal Madeline Murphy Scott Middleton *****Minutes***** Committee updates, recap (5 min): Last meeting recap (Transportation) CB6 Slow Zone resolution passed the Full Board. Full text: Recognizing CB6’s commitment to safer streets and support for Sammy’s Law, we recommend that NYC DOT institute a district-wide 20 MPH slow zone on all applicable streets, and adjust signal timing to reflect the new limit, with camera enforcement. We also call for the adoption of a citywide speed limit of 20mph on all applicable streets. Mayor Mamdani just announced 15mph slow zones around many NYC schools. We spoke with Megan Flynn and Anthony Drummond of the MTA. Asked for updates on the Flatbush busway plan. Discussed ways to increase R train service, especially on weekends. We discussed the initial responses to the Street Safety Issue Report form. Parks Pr

Source: 3.18.26 Transportation Minutes

C. The Transportation, Parks & Public Infrastructure Resolution to Introduce a District-Wide 20 MPH Slow Zone Tony Melone presented the following resolution: Recognizing CB6’s commitment to safer streets and support for Sammy’s Law, we recommend that NYC DOT institute a district-wide 20 MPH slow zone on all applicable streets, and adjust signal timing to reflect the new limit, with camera enforcement. We also call for the adoption of a citywide speed limit of 20mph on all applicable streets. Tony explained that Safe Streets and Make McGuinness Safe were presented at the last committee meeting. He explained that the district-wide speed limit would apply only to streets with no more than two lanes in one direction, and that similar motions have been passed by Brooklyn Community Board 1 and Queens Community Board 2. The committee passed the resolution unanimously with one abstention for cau

Source: 03/11/26 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

47 5th Avenue (former site of “That Bar”) Mandi Spishak-Thomas presented this liquor license application establishment for a new women’s sports-themed bar at 47 5th Avenue with no outdoor space proposed. The motion was approved unanimously in committee with a quorum. The motion was passed by the full board with no abstentions.

Source: 03/11/26 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

A. Landmarks, Land Use & Housing 152 Atlantic Avenue David Briggs presented an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a rooftop addition. A motion to approve the application with the condition that the railing facing Atlantic Avenue be set back an additional two feet was approved by the committee with two abstentions. The committee had a quorum, so no floor motion was required. The motion was approved by the board, with Daniel Kummer and David Briggs abstaining. 175 3rd Street David Briggs presented a motion to approve the certification to transfer development rights at 175 3rd Street. He explained that this project involves 971 units permitted as-of-right. Additionally, Charney Companies and Tavros plan to acquire zoning floor area (ZFA) from the neighboring Powerhouse Arts, which would enable construction of 100 additional units. This transfer of floor area from a landmar

Source: 03/11/26 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

Tony explained that Safe Streets and Make McGuinness Safe presented at the last committee meeting. He explained that the district-wide speed limit would apply only to streets with no more than two lanes in one direction, and that similar motions have been passed by Brooklyn Community Board 1 and Queens Community Board 2. The committee passed the resolution unanimously with one abstention for cause. Marc Torrence noted that while the reduction from 25 MPH to 20 MPH seems small, it significantly improves survivability in crashes. Tony noted that enforcement typically begins 10 MPH over the limit, meaning tickets would start at 30 MPH. The resolution passed unanimously, with Pauline Blake abstaining. Tony also highlighted that the CB6 website now has a traffic safety request form for specific improvements. He explained that the the next committee meeting include a discussion with NYCDOT on

Source: BKCB6 Minutes_2026-3-11.pdf

47 5th Avenue (former site of “That Bar”)​ Mandi Spishak-Thomas presented this liquor license application establishment for a new women’s sports-themed bar at 47 5th Avenue with no outdoor space proposed. The motion was approved unanimously in committee with quorum. The motion was passed by the full board with no abstentions.

Source: BKCB6 Minutes_2026-3-11.pdf

The full board vote approved the motion with Karyn Broughton, Mandi Spishak-Thomas, and Reema Sharma voting no and Pauline Blake and Tiffany Reid abstaining.​ ​ B. Business Affairs & Licenses

Source: BKCB6 Minutes_2026-3-11.pdf

During the full board discussion, Mandi Spishak-Thomas asked what the impact of a no vote would be, and Pauline Blake asked whether the motion would slow the project to allow more time for discussion. While project approvals are expedited under City of Yes, CB6 will submit their resolution and can argue their case before the CPC vote. Catherine Vaughan expressed support for this approach to avoid standing in the way of housing development. She argued that the board could include an addendum to the resolution showing the developer the value of investing in the promenade. Daniel Kummer confirmed that these points can be communicated in the letter to the agency characterizing our vote.

Source: BKCB6 Minutes_2026-3-11.pdf

During the committee discussion, members opposed rejecting a project that would include 230 affordable units. As a result, the committee moved to approve the certification to transfer development rights and bulk modification, with the conditions that 1) the Powerhouse Arts promenade be opened to the public as a direct result of the ZFA and 2) 30% of the 1,071 units meet affordability requirements, averaging at 60% AMI (under Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Option 1). The committee approved the motion unanimously, with a quorum present and one abstention.

Source: BKCB6 Minutes_2026-3-11.pdf

175 3rd Street​ David Briggs presented a motion to approve the certification to transfer development rights at 175 3rd Street. He explained that this project involves 971 units permitted as-of-right. Additionally, Charney Companies and Tavros plans to acquire zoning floor area (ZFA) from the neighboring Powerhouse Arts, which would enable construction of 100 additional units. This transfer of floor area from a landmarked building is allowed under the City of Yes zoning changes and the request before the Community Board concerns modifications to building bulk. Under City of Yes changes, this application will go directly to the City Planning Commission (CPC), bypassing the local council member and Borough President, with a CPC hearing scheduled for March 17.

Source: BKCB6 Minutes_2026-3-11.pdf

152 Atlantic Avenue​ David Briggs presented an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a rooftop addition. A motion to approve the application with the condition that the railing facing Atlantic Avenue be set back an additional two feet was approved by the committee with two abstentions. The committee had a quorum, so no floor motion was required. The motion was approved by the board, with Daniel Kummer and David Briggs abstaining.

Source: BKCB6 Minutes_2026-3-11.pdf

Jerry: Seconded. — Six votes in favor. One abstention. Motion passes.

Source: 3.07.26 LMLUH

Daniel: Motion to conditionally approve authorization if, a) the PHA promenade is opened to the public as a direct result of the ZFA acquisition, and b) 30% of the 1,071 units meet the affordability requirements for 60% AMI.

Source: 3.07.26 LMLUH

Maddie: Seconded. — Five votes in favor. Two abstentions. Motion passes.

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Community members who live on Union Street expressed support of the project since visibility from Clinton Street is primarily of only55 railing. — Jerry: Motion to conditionally approve if railing facing Atlantic is set back an additional 2’.

Source: 3.07.26 LMLUH

The Business Permits and Licenses Committee report was presented by Mandi. All five agenda items for liquor licenses were approved unanimously as a bundled vote. These included:

Source: 02.11.26_CB6 FullBoardMeeting.pdf

1. Call to Order & Adoption of Minutes The meeting was called to order at 6:44 p.m. upon confirmation of quorum. The minutes were adopted unanimously on a motion by Mandi and a second by Peter.

Source: 02.11.26_CB6 FullBoardMeeting.pdf

The Business Permits and Licenses Committee report was presented by Mandi. All five agenda items for liquor licenses were approved unanimously as a bundled vote. These included: ● 244 Flatbush Ave: Pies and Thighs, an existing Williamsburg establishment opening a new location in March without outdoor seating ● 261–263 5th Ave: Adding a liquor license at an existing restaurant without changes to hours or operations ● 305 Nevins St:, Polly’s will take over the former Ample Hills location and operate as a seated establishment with rooftop seating and a family-friendly concept ● 317 3rd Ave: Atlantic City–themed bar taking over the former Dirty Precious space, with similar operations under new ownership ● 397 5th Ave: Small Japanese steakhouse without outdoor seating, was approved A Small Business Services presentation was rescheduled to the February 23 meeting.

Source: 02/11/26 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

I. Adoption of Minutes The meeting was called to order at 6:44 p.m. upon confirmation of quorum. The minutes were adopted unanimously on a motion by Mandi and a second by Peter.

Source: 02/11/26 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

397 5th Avenue Komenori, formerly a steak house. New business will be a Japanese restaurant. No outdoor space, no patio. Motion to approve made by Karen seconded by Jules — 244 Flatbush Avenue Pies ‘N’ Thighs. Packing house closed. Scheduled opening at the end of March. Motion to approve made by Jules seconded by Mike

Source: 2.10.26 Permits.docx

397 5th Avenue Komenori, formerly a steak house. New business will be a Japanese restaurant. No outdoor space, no patio. Motion to approve made by Karen seconded by Jules

Source: 2.10.26 Permits.docx

305 Nevins Street Gowanus Gee’s Slice Shop Gowanus. Operating hours amended to go to 1:00am. Motion to approve made by Leroy seconded by Dominique. — 317 3rd Avenue Max Bet LLC. Reopen Dirty Precious. Licenses to be transferred. May/June to be opened. Motion to approve made by Karen seconded by Ed

Source: 2.10.26 Permits.docx

261-263 5th Avenue Villa Park Slope class change.Operating hours amended to go to 1:00am. Motion to approve made by Mike seconded by Jules. — 305 Nevins Street Gowanus Gee’s Slice Shop Gowanus. Operating hours amended to go to 1:00am. Motion to approve made by Leroy seconded by Dominique.

Source: 2.10.26 Permits.docx

Presentation and review of a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of the following: — 261-263 5th Avenue Villa Park Slope class change.Operating hours amended to go to 1:00am. Motion to approve made by Mike seconded by Jules.

Source: 2.10.26 Permits.docx

520 Henry Street Mandi Spishak-Thomas presented this application at the site of the current Bar Bruno, which is passing from one owner to another. One community member came forward in favor of this license during the committee meeting. A motion from the board to approve an on-premises liquor license passed unanimously. 424 Van Brunt Street Mandi presented this application from the cocktail bar Pony's NYC (no outdoor space). The site is currently a yoga studio. A motion from the board to approve an on-premises liquor license passed unanimously. 291 Nevins Street Mandi presented this application next to the existing bar Liar Liar, currently the site of Tuned bike shop. The bar would be called Hidden Rivers BK, and would feature weekly rotating brewery spotlights. Katie Bishop expressed opposition to the proposal and explained that the landlord (who is proposing the new bar) is not renewing

Source: 01/14/26 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

A. Landmarks, Land Use & Housing 46 Nelson Street David Briggs presented a ULURP application for 46 Nelson St., featuring 96 units (10 studios, 56 1-bedrooms, 18 2-bedrooms, and 12 3-bedrooms), with 25% affordable units at 80% AMI. The Landmarks, Land Use & Housing Committee asked the developer (456 Nelson LLC) to reduce the number of studios and add additional 2- and 3-bedrooms for families. David presented a Motion to Approve the application by 46 Nelson LLC for a zoning map amendment from M1-1 to M1-2A/R7A (MX-5) and M1-1 to M1-2A/R6A (MX-5), along with a zoning text amendment to map MIH (Appendix F) to facilitate the development of the new 125 SF 7-story plus cellar mixed-use residential and commercial building containing 108 dwelling units at the site, with the following conditions:

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520 Henry Street​ Mandi Spishak-Thomas presented this application at the site of the current Bar Bruno, which is passing from one owner to another. One community member came forward in favor of this license during the committee meeting. A motion from the board to approve an on-premises liquor license passed unanimously. 424 Van Brunt Street​ Mandi presented this application from the cocktail bar Pony's NYC (no outdoor space). The site is currently a yoga studio. A motion from the board to approve an on-premises liquor license passed unanimously. 291 Nevins Street​ Mandi presented this application next to the existing bar Liar Liar, currently the site of Tuned bike shop. The bar would be called Hidden Rivers BK, and would feature weekly rotating brewery spotlights. Katie Bishop expressed opposition to the proposal and explained that the landlord (who is proposing the new bar) is not renew

Source: BKCB6 Minutes_2026-01-14.pdf

The board discussed whether setbacks would reduce the number of units in the building, and Daniel and David explained that the building could go higher, or the developer could reduce the total number of units. David explained that the developer’s unit mix was based on a marketing study conducted. — David Briggs abstained for cause; all others approved the motion with the friendly amendment above.

Source: BKCB6 Minutes_2026-01-14.pdf

David presented a Motion to Approve the application by 46 Nelson LLC for a zoning map amendment from M1-1 to M1-2A/R7A (MX-5) and M1-1 to M1-2A/R6A (MX-5), along with a zoning text amendment to map MIH (Appendix F) to facilitate the development of the new 125 SF 7-story plus cellar mixed-use residential and commercial building containing 108 dwelling units at the site, with the following conditions:

Source: BKCB6 Minutes_2026-01-14.pdf

III. DM Report Announced BMT meetings Apply for CB now through February CD6 election analysis, record turnout Nominations for officers. No competing nomination, current win by acclimation Dillon presents a district of statement needs, with a focus on the 3 overarching priorities. Emphasized that small edits have been received and can continue to be received after the meeting by emailing the office. IV. Committee Meetings Land Use, Landmarks + Housing 26 Verandah rear yard renovation, unanimously approved B.Business Affairs and Licenses All three apps unanimously approved C. Transportation Committee Intro 1421 reaffirmed support, passed (get count) Gowanus low traffic neighborhood Roll call vote for low traffic: 15 in favor, 3 abstentions (1 for cause) (how many nos?), passed V.NEW/OTHER BUSINESS Elected reps Carlos Calzadilla for the last time repping Sen. Gounardes. SNAP benefits, turke

Source: 11.12.25 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

12 November 2025/ 6:30 PM / Van Alen + Zoom AGENDA Adoption of Minutes The minutes of the October meeting were adopted. II. Chair Report One thing to note is that elections are really nominations. Ground rules Thanks to Van Alen for hospitality and ability to host hybrid Importance of attending meetings in person Congrats to elected officials who were reelected on 11/4 Express gratitude to statement of district needs team Underscoring the need for housing in our district by pointing to demand at 120 5th Ave. 100k+ applications for only 45 units Motion to approve October minutes. Unanimous approval

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Karen Burkheart: resident of Warren St urging board to vote against any increase in density to any buildings that have been approved on 4th Ave. So many buildings in process, worries sewer studies aren’t built to handle enough density, worries about people’s backyards, says we are not Manhattan and are looking too much like it. Says we need low-middle income housing and not any of the new housing and worries it is no longer a “neighborhood place.”

Source: 10.8.25 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

Outdoor dining resolution: want restaurants to apply for year-round outdoor dining in step with several legislators at the council. Pauline asked about quality of life. Eric answered it is to comply with the current DOT rules and whatever comes through new legislation Daniel wanted to understand the reason for the seasonal ban “in a nutshell.” Eric cited parking, snow, sanitation but was pulling from memory. Participation rate has fallen off a cliff because of the seasonal storage costs. Katie asked about sheds and safe visibility when crossing streets. Eric said we put a premium on street safety so new rules on visibility is Motion passes (get count from Jerry) V. Public Session

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8 October 2025/ 6:30 PM / Van Alen + Zoom ATTENDEES In Person Eric McClure, Jerry Armer, David Briggs, Marc Torrence, Anna Hippee, Dillon Shen-Cruz, Scott Middleton, Laura Osorio, Katie Muehlenkamp, Aurelia Casey, Katie Bishop, Leroy Branch, Jules Block, Reema Sharma, Daniel Kummer, Mandi Shipshak-Thomas, Ed, Katie Bishop, new guy, Bob Levine, Doug Gordon, Jo Ann Brown, Arif Sunmou, Josh Pacheco, On Zoom Pauline Blake, Peter Fleming, Tiffany Reid Brown, Karyn Broughton, Nick Molinari, Thomas Trocco, Jacqui Painter, John Heyer commenced 6:41 AGENDA Adoption of Minutes The minutes of the September meeting were adopted All in favor, Daniel K abstains II. Chair Report Ground rules, thanks to Van Alen Vote on BMT Shahana stopped by to encourage people to stop by her office on Bond St and about stop the chop measures that can be accomplished on the non-federal level III. DM Report Moved to aft

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Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project if railing has vertical balusters. Jerry - seconded. — Motion approved 10-0.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

2. Horizontal railing design. — Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project if railing has vertical balusters. Jerry - seconded.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Maddie - motion to recommend approval of project as presented. Jerry - seconded. — Motion approved 8-2.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

3. Too much glass at extension. — Maddie - motion to recommend approval of project as presented. Jerry - seconded.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Jerry - motion to recommend disapproval of project Maddie - seconded. Dave - friendly amendment to make motion contingent on inaccuracy of mockup. Jerry accepted. — Motion approved 8-2.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Jerry - motion to recommend disapproval of project Maddie - seconded. Dave - friendly amendment to make motion contingent on inaccuracy of mockup. Jerry accepted.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Note: No change in the number of residential units. 229 Kane Street (Cobble Hill Historic District) - Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness application for replacement of windows on front facade. Presentation made by Owner. Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project as presented. Catherine - seconded. Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Note: Number of residential units reduced from four to one. 168 Pacific Street (Cobble Hill Historic District) - Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness application to allow rear extension & rooftop addition. Presentation made by Architect/Owner. Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project as presented. Peter - seconded. Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

6. Other neighbors asked if roof top addition could be lowered in height. Jerry - motion to recommend conditional approval of project if rear yard extension matches depth of original extension and if HVAC units could be smaller or screened. Peter - seconded. Six votes for approval. None against. One abstention. Motion passes.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Note: No change in the number of residential units. 155 Warren Street (Cobble Hill Historic District) - Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness application to replace windows and doors, make brownstone repairs, modify openings on the front facade, and alter front yard of a one-story garage. Presentation made by Michael Ingui of Ingui Architects. Questions/Comments from committee about the garage elevation design, facade details, and new light fixtures. Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project as presented. Peter - seconded. Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Attendees: Dave Jerry Peter Laura Catherine Pauline (p/t) Kara Quorum not present. Landmarks 220 Court Street (Cobble Hill Historic District) - Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness application for a rear yard extension. Presentation made by applicant. Question from the community about the story currently located on the first floor. Jerry - motion to approve as presented. Peter - seconded. Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Jerry: Motion to support DEP’s progress on the two retention tanks while sticking to the schedule and responding positively to community feedback in their designs. Bob: Seconded Unanimously approved End of meeting.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Peter: Seconded Unanimously approved 30 Sterling Place One story rear yard addition at basement level. Presentation by design consultant. Questions re: glazing, colors, deck details — Jerry: Motion to approve as presented

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

5.22.25 Attendees Dave (remote) Peter (remote) Kathleen (remote) Pauleen (remote) Jerry Madeline Bob Catherine Tom Laura Whoa - Quorum present! Landmarks 534 1st Street Proposed window modification, 3rd Floor extension and rear deck added to existing structure. Presentation by architect. Questions about the windows, depth of extension. — Jerry: Motion to approve as presented

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

e Cook of PBDW. Committee asked questions about what sort of approval is issued for the CMP and what happens if the floor area transfer doesn’t go through. As per CofY, LPC issues an MOU for the CMP. The purchase of the ZFA will help fund the CMP. If the floor area transfer doesn’t happen, then PHA still plans to maintain its building long term since it recently underwent an extensive restoration. — Jerry: Motion to approve as presented

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Laura: Seconded Dave: Friendly amendment to make motion contingent on DOT approval of revocable consent. Jerry accepted. Unanimously approved Powerhouse Arts Continuous Maintenance Plan required by new CofY requirements when transferring ZFA . Presentation by Paul Parkhill of PHA and Brigitte Cook of PBDW. Committee asked questions about what sort of approval is issued for the CMP and what happens if the floor area transfer doesn’t go through. As per CofY, LPC issues an MOU for the CMP. The purchase of the ZFA will help fund the CMP. If the floor area transfer doesn’t happen, then PHA still plans to maintain its building long term since it recently underwent an extensive restoration.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Landmarks 132 Kane Street Proposed planting bed, fencing, and non-combustible trash enclosures. Presentation by Cristina Gomez of Brooklyn Studio. Project requires a revocable consent from the DOT. Committee asked questions about the trash enclosure materials, fence details, and curb. — Jerry: Informal motion to approve as presented

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Jerry: Motion to approve with: a) increased street wall transparency around the set fabrication shop to help establish a visual connection with the community and b) installation of the rooftop solar array.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Given the scope of work and lack of visibility, Committee noted that the project could have been reviewed at LPC staff level. — Jerry: Motion to approve as presented.

Source: Sept 25, 2025 Landmarks

Bar Reve LLC-222-224 Smith St. The vote was unanimous. — Vote on a committee resolution to approve outdoor dining The vote was unanimous.

Source: 9/15/2025.docx

Powerhouse Arts- 322 3rd Avenue The vote was unanimous. — Bar Reve LLC-222-224 Smith St. The vote was unanimous.

Source: 9/15/2025.docx

Kings Co DDK LLC 357 3rd Street Chinese restaurant. 11 am-12 am (2 am). They will edit the times and resubmit the application. The vote was unanimous. — Powerhouse Arts- 322 3rd Avenue The vote was unanimous.

Source: 9/15/2025.docx

Red’s Brklyn 645 Union St. Wine educator, Patrick Watson. The vote was unanimous. — Kings Co DDK LLC 357 3rd Street Chinese restaurant. 11 am-12 am (2 am). They will edit the times and resubmit the application. The vote was unanimous.

Source: 9/15/2025.docx

144 Social Club Small plates/Spanish/650 sq ft. 8 am-12 am. They will edit the times on the application. The vote was unanimous. — Red’s Brklyn 645 Union St. Wine educator, Patrick Watson. The vote was unanimous.

Source: 9/15/2025.docx

*** MEETING MINUTES*** — 144 Social Club Small plates/Spanish/650 sq ft. 8 am-12 am. They will edit the times on the application. The vote was unanimous.

Source: 9/15/2025.docx

Over Zoom: Sen. Marie, repped by Krista - basketball clinic BBP Reynoso, repped by Dan Abramson - new member orientation, 10/23 OCM cannabis license workshop, 9/14 People’s Runway CM Hanif, Matt Malloy- City Council overrode Adam’s veto for criminal penalties for vendors to be reclassified as civil penalties, passed a bill for gig delivery workers to get minimum wage same as restaurant delivery workers, acknowledge work on ending concrete facility in CSW. Budget wins for Gowanus canal, reproductive health, and capital projects for schools and parks IV. Committee Meetings Land Use, Landmarks + Housing Fence at 132 Kane, recommendation to approve. Motion made to approve as presented (get names from recording) Powerhouse Arts continued maintenance plan, a requirement under COY to get MOU approved by LPC in order to entertain sale of ZTA. Recommended approved as presented. Motion made (get n

Source: 9.10.25 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

2. Red's Brklyn a. 64 5 Union St. , Patrick Watson. b. W in e educator imous. c. Th e vote was unan LLC 357 3rd Street 3. Kings C o D D K rant. a. Chinese restau am). b. 11 am-12 am (2 d resubmit the applic ation. it th e times an c. Th ey will ed animous. d. Th e vote was un e rts- 322 3rd Avenu 4. Powerhouse A imous. an a. The vote was un — 22-224 Smith St. 5. Bar Reva LLC-2 imous. an a. The vote was un oor dining mmittee resolution to approve outd 6. Vote on a co s. animou a. The vote was un

Source: September Committee Minutes.pdf

igitte Cook of PBDW. The commi s if the floor area questions about what sort of approval is issued for the CMP and what happen The purchase of the transfer doesn't go through. As per CofY, LPC issues an MOU for the CMP. PHA still plans to ZFA will help fund the CMP. If the floor area transfer doesn't happen, then restoration. maintain its building long term since it recently underwent an extensive — Jerry: Motion to approve as presented

Source: September Committee Minutes.pdf

Laura: Seconded of revocable consent. — Dave: Friendly amendment to make motion contingent on DOT approval Jerry accepted. Unanimously approved

Source: September Committee Minutes.pdf

132 Kane Street tation by Cristina Proposed planting bed, fencing, and non-combustible trash enclosures. Presen t from the DOT. The Gomez of Brooklyn Studio. The project requires a revocable consen and curb. committee asked questions about the trash enclosure materials, fence details, — Jerry: Informal motion to approve as presented

Source: September Committee Minutes.pdf

Jerry: Motion to approve with: a) increased street wall transparency around the set fabrication shop to help establish a visual connection with the community and b) installation of the rooftop solar array. Laura: Seconded Unanimously approved Community Session The committee had an informal conversation about the upcoming development presentation at 175 3rd Street. Based on an initial informational meeting with the development team, they will be asking for the board's support as per a CofY authorization to increase bulk by approximately 85,000 ZFA so 100 additional residential units can be created, thus creating a 1,000 unit development. The ZFA will be transferred to 175 3rd Street from the PowerHouse Arts site. (This plan of action triggered last month's presentation of PHA's continuous maintenance plan.) Given the value of the transaction, the committee has taken the initial position t

Source: September Committee Minutes.pdf

Motion: Jerry 2nd: Anna — Motion to approve the the plan as presented with the urging that it be installed as quickly as possible.

Source: 6.18.25.pdf

Transportation Committee Motion to approve DOT’s plans for enhanced bike infrastructure on Union Street. Approved. Motion to add further improvements to the proposal without delaying implementation. Approved

Source: 6.11.25 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

31au•►g.-..ce • One stoq rear yant addition at basement-level - by design coosults.rit Questions ie: .gjaiing , colon,. deck details. •• . . ·. : — ~., ~ Motion to approve.as presented IMU"a:Seconded U.un oosly app~ v~

Source: May 2025 committee scans.pdf

27 Strong Place– Motion to approve a C of A application that would allow for replacement of front door and non-historic stoop railing at the street facade; construction of a set-back addition on the roof and extension of the adjacent chimneys; and reconstruction of the non-historic, stucco-clad rear elevation and rear extension. 155 Warren Street – Motion to approve a C of A application that would allow for the replacement of windows and doors, brownstone repairs, front yard modification, and alterations of openings on the front façade of an existing one-story garage. 168 Pacific Street –Motion to approve a C of A application that would allow for rear & rooftop extension. 229 Kane Street– Motion to approve a C of A application to allow for window replacement Brooklyn Marine Terminal Letter. Discussion on Funding and Housing for Brooklyn Marine Terminal , which relies on market-rate housi

Source: 3.12.25 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

Business Affairs and Licenses Motions to approve liquor licenses at the following locations: 219 5th Ave- Japanese Restaurant Liquor License approved. 185 Van Dyke St- Distillery & Restaurant. Liquor License approved. Land Use, Landmarks + Housing 220 Court Street –Motion to approve a Certificate Of Appropriateness (C of A) application that would that would allow for a rear yard extension.

Source: 3.12.25 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

12 March 2025/ 6:30 PM / Van Alen Institute + Zoom ATTENDEES- CHECK THIS AGAINST SIGN-IN In Person Karen Broughton, Angelica Ramdhari, Anna Hippee, Jules Block, Aurelia Casey, Alec Shierenbeck, Katie Bishop, Kara Gurl, Dillon Cruz, David Briggs, Arif Sunmonu, Leroy Brown, Erica Cohen, Mandi Spishak-Thomas, Daniel Kummer, Catherine Vaughan, Jacqui Painter, Brandon West, Katie Muehlenkamp On Zoom Thomas Trocco, Tiffany Reid Brown, Bob Levine, Peter Fleming, Hildegaard Link, Reema Sharma, Ed Sawyer, Mark Shames, Pauline Blake, Gaston Melo Felgueres AGENDA Adoption of March Minutes Motion by Alec, seconded by Katie. Unanimously approved (minus Daniel Kummer, who abstained) II. Chair Report Council Member Hanif addressed the community, emphasizing the importance of collective action in response to harmful agendas. She discussed recent events, including a town hall and a drag queen story hour,

Source: 3.12.25 FB Meeting Minutes.docx

Note: No change in the number of residential units. 229 Kane Street (Cobble Hill Historic District) - Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness application for replacement of windows on front facade. Presentation made by the owner. Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project as presented. Catherine - seconded. Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Feb 27 LMLUH Minutes

Note: Number of residential units reduced from four to one. 168 Pacific Street (Cobble Hill Historic District) - Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness application to allow rear extension & rooftop addition. Presentation made by Architect/Owner. Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project as presented. Peter - seconded. Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Feb 27 LMLUH Minutes

6. Other neighbors asked if roof top addition could be lowered in height. Jerry - motion to recommend conditional approval of project if rear yard extension matches depth of original extension and if HVAC units could be smaller or screened. Peter - seconded. Six votes for approval. None against. One abstention. Motion passes.

Source: Feb 27 LMLUH Minutes

Note: No change in the number of residential units. 155 Warren Street (Cobble Hill Historic District) - Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness application to replace windows and doors, make brownstone repairs, modify openings on the front facade, and alter the front yard of a one-story garage. Presentation made by Michael Ingui of Ingui Architects. Questions/Comments from the committee about the garage elevation design, facade details, and new light fixtures. Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project as presented. Peter - seconded. Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Feb 27 LMLUH Minutes

Committee Members in Attendance: Dave Briggs Jerry Armer Peter Fleming Laura Osorio Catherine Vaugh Pauline Blake Kara Gurl Landmarks 220 Court Street (Cobble Hill Historic District) - Review of a Certificate of Appropriateness application for a rear yard extension. Presentation made by applicant. Question from the community about the story currently located on the first floor. Jerry - motion to approve as presented. Peter - seconded. Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Feb 27 LMLUH Minutes

Proposal: Expanding an existing cidery into a distillery next to Strong Rope Brewery. The distillery will focus on distilled spirits, with no beer production. The applicant has a strong community partnership. The applicants will adjust their closing time to midnight and resubmit their application. — Motion to approve with conditions: Aray motioned, Erica seconded.

Source: 2/24/2025.docx

Proposal: Opening a sake and sushi bar in Park Slope, featuring a chef’s table service and a prix fixe menu. The applicants plan to amend their operating hours and resubmit their application at a later date. — Motion to approve with conditions: Ed motioned, Jules seconded. ● Outcome: Unanimously approved.

Source: 2/24/2025.docx

1. 186 8th Ave 1. Motion to approve. Daniel and Peter opposed, Alec abstained for cause, Pauline without. Otherwise all yea — 2. 92 Prospect Pl 1. Motion to approve if they made change to rear railing from horizontal to vertical. Unanimous minus Alec (abstaining for cause)

Source: 2.12.25 FB Meeting Notes

1. Land Use, Landmarks + Housing — 1. 186 8th Ave 1. Motion to approve. Daniel and Peter opposed, Alec abstained for cause, Pauline without. Otherwise all yea

Source: 2.12.25 FB Meeting Notes

1. Motion by Alec, seconded by Katie. Unanimously approved (minus Daniel Kummer, who abstained) II. Chair Report * Raises for community board staff * Motion by Mandi, seconded by Peter * Discussion on raises would be better handled by a finance committee (Pauline and Daniel)--noted for next time * Passes unanimously (minus Pauline and Mark Shames who abstained) III. DM Report * Alternate side parking suspended for snow * Guidelines to protect against ICE * Month highlights: memorial for Sarah Schick at crash site (9th St, 2nd Ave), opening of Spring Bank CDFI in Red Hook, Flood Solutions Fair * 2/14 Deadlines: Community Board (new apps and reapplications), registering to be a member of a political party, Principles Coffee Shop token contest * Upcoming Meetings * Carroll Gardens library delayed on reopening until Summer 2026, we at CB6 have reached out to BPL about an interim space until

Source: 2.12.25 FB Meeting Notes

• The distllery will focus on distilled spirits, with no beer production. • The applicant has a strong community partnership. • The applicants wil adjust their dosing time to midnight and resubmit their application. • Motion to approve with conditions: Aray motioned, Erica seconded. • Outcome: Unanimously approved.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

• The applicants plan to amend their operating hours and resubmit their appftcation at a later date. • Motion to approve with conditions: Ed motioned, Jules seconded. • Outcome: Unanimously approved.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Catherine - seconded. — Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Presentation made by the owner. — Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project as presented.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Peter - seconded. — Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Presentation made by Architect/Owner. — Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project as presented.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

One abstention. — Motion passes.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Peter - seconded. — Six votes for approval.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Jerry - motion to recommend conditional approval of project if rear yard extension matches depth of original extension and if HVAC units could be smaller or screened.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Peter - seconded. — Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Presentation made by Michael lngui of lngui Architects. Questions/Comments from the committee about the garage elevation design, facade details, and new light fixtures. — Jerry - motion to recommend approval of project as presented.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Peter - seconded. — Motion approved 7-0.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Question from the community about the story currently located on the first floor. — Jerry - motion to approve as presented.

Source: Feb Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

1. 14 Sterling Pl 1. Exterior change to multifamily in Park Slope Extension II 2. Motion to approve by Katie, seconded by Kathleen 3. Unanimous, minus Alec abstaining for cause — 2. 28 7th Ave 1. New construction, 4 unit condo 2. Motion to approve by Katie, seconded by Jerry 3. Unanimous, minus Alec abstaining for cause

Source: 1.8.25 FB Meeting Minutes

1. 14 Sterling Pl 1. Exterior change to multifamily in Park Slope Extension II 2. Motion to approve by Katie, seconded by Kathleen 3. Unanimous, minus Alec abstaining for cause

Source: 1.8.25 FB Meeting Minutes

Jeny- te00i',w11ended approval as presented 1awa - s e£XN lded — FleoAaaa-t ftii passed 7-0. A formal motion will be made at the January 8 board meeting.

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Jerry - recommended approval as presented Peter"-seconded — Recorume,.dation passed 7-0. A formal motion will be made at the January 8 board meeting.

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

Jeny- motion to recommend approval of project if railing has vertical balusters. Jerry - seconded. — Motion approved 10-0.

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

2. Horizontal railing design. — Jeny- motion to recommend approval of project if railing has vertical balusters. Jerry - seconded.

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

. r .. Maddie - motion to recommend approval of project as presented. Jerry - seconded. — Motion approved 8-2.

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

3. Too much glass at extension. — . r .. Maddie - motion to recommend approval of project as presented. Jerry - seconded.

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

proje ct Jerry - motion to recommend disapproval of Maddie - seconded. accepted. contingent on inaccuracy of mockup. Jerry Dave - friendly amendment to make motion — Motion approved 8-2.

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

proje ct Jerry - motion to recommend disapproval of Maddie - seconded. accepted. contingent on inaccuracy of mockup. Jerry Dave - friendly amendment to make motion

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

• Motion : — • [Motion status and final approval/vote outcome.]

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

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Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

• Motion: — • A motion to approve the application was made. It was seconded, and all committee members present voted in favor.

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

• The distllery wll focus on distiled spirits, with no beer production. • The applicant has a strong community partnership. • The applicants will adjust their closing time to midnight and resubmit their application. • Motion to approve with conditions: Aray motioned, Erica seconded. • Outcome: Unanimously approved. Brooklyn Community Board 6: Business Affairs and License Commit tee Meeting - January 27, 2025

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

• The applicants plan to amend their operating hours and resubmit their appf1eation at a later date. • Motion to approve with conditions: Ed motioned, Jules seconded. • Outcome: Unanimously approved.

Source: January Minutes Scan 2025.pdf

1. CARE domestic workers, recommendation to support the work of the domestic workers union to be paid fairly 1. NYS was the first state (2010) to pass a worker’s bill of rights. Biden then released a federal program to help domestic employers and workers 2. Focus on Carroll Gardens/Cobble Hill, have helped 500+ families so far. Plan to have a board of standards to stay up to date with the needs of domestic workers and updating policies 3. Motion to support by Peter, seconded by Doug. Passes unanimously V. NEW/OTHER BUSINESS Electeds Talia (AM Simon): * Leaf bags at the office, helpful for drought * Toy drive (collection 9-5) * Hospital closures bill requiring community notice. Has received union support, but governor may veto Alicia (BBP Reynoso) * CM board applications open * Thanksgiving distribution, 60k lbs of food distributed going to over 120 houses of worship and CBOS Carlos (Sen

Source: 12.11.24 FB Meeting Notes

d thinks the idea of tenting as unfeasible is not accurate. How long will people be physically uncomfortable until we ask the DEP to make good on their promise to revise and revisit? 4. Question from Tony about the purpose of the work? If it’s preventative for sewage overflow, isnt’ this worthwhile? Aurelia thinks yes, the shortened timeline is manageable, that she works in the area and isn’t sick — 3. Motion by Peter seconded by Jules 1. 2 opposed, 1 abstention, all else yea

Source: 12.11.24 FB Meeting Notes

1. Land Use, Landmarks + Housing — 1. 43 Sterling Bluestone exception 1. Motion to approve by Peter, seconded by Katie

Source: 12.11.24 FB Meeting Notes

1. Motion to approve Peter, seconded by Tony II. Chair Report Mike filling in for Eric (out for family emergency) * Today is the three year anniversary of the Gowanus rezoning passing * Only thing that may come close is the BMT * Last full board of the year * Zoom public info session with DOT on BQE Central * Connect + Protect Carroll Garden/Cobble Hill: bike lane connective network, CM Hanif and our member Tony Melone on board * CM Alexa Aviles: * COY, “City of everyone” funding $5billion * BMT Task Force, Dec 16 is next public meeting at 125 Summit St– commitment to modern working waterfront * Chair of immigration committee at City Council, calls for mass deportation from Trump and Adams threatening to withdraw sanctuary city status; 40% of NYC is immigrants of various statuses, hearing on Jan 16 10am on the question of mutual aid/protection. School communities have been strong in * Re

Source: 12.11.24 FB Meeting Notes

3. Discussion: Nick Molinari noted the value of some specific asks to agencies, Anna mentioned maybe asking about multifamily housing preservation, Jerry and Peter noted how much better laid out this document is than previous hyperspecific iterations — 4. Reema motion to approve as presented, Jerry seconded. Motion passes unanimously V. NEW/OTHER BUSINESS Elected Offices

Source: 11.13.24 FB Meeting Notes

2. Laura makes motion to approve as presented, seconded by Peter 1. Discussion: Daniel Kummer doesn’t think the window reduction has gone far enough to be properly contextual. David countered that the precedent at Henry St was cited for reference but not prescriptive, Jerry noted we are not a design board and felt the conditions from committee were met 2. Daniel opposed, Pauline abstaining, all else voted for. Motion to approve passes (get vote count from Jerry)

Source: 11.13.24 FB Meeting Notes

5. Expectation we will proceed in kindness through our new federal reality. Proud of our work, have taken the high road with open arms, the work at this most local form of government more important than ever, thanks to everyone for their hard work, volunteer labor — 6. Motion to pass minutes as presented, unanimous minus David Briggs who abstained

Source: 11.13.24 FB Meeting Notes

1. Adoption of Minutes — 1. Motion by __, seconded by __? II. Chair Report

Source: 11.13.24 FB Meeting Notes

3. Discussion: Nick Molinari noted the value of some specifics, Anna mentioned maybe asking about multifamily housing preservation, Jerry and Peter noted how much better laid out this document is than previous hyperspecific iterations — 4. Reema motion to approve as presented, Jerry seconded. Unanimous! V. NEW/OTHER BUSINESS Elected Offices

Source: 10.09.24 FB Meeting Notes

2. Laura makes motion to approve as presented, seconded by Peter 1. Discussion: Daniel Kummer doesn’t think the window reduction has gone far enough to be properly contextual 2. Daniel opposed, Pauline abstaining, all else passed

Source: 10.09.24 FB Meeting Notes

5. Expectation we will proceed in kindness through our new federal reality. Proud of our work, have taken the high road with open arms, the work at this most local form of government more important than ever, thanks to everyone for their hard work, volunteer labor — 6. Motion to pass minutes as presented, unanumous minus David Briggs who abstiained

Source: 10.09.24 FB Meeting Notes

1. Adoption of Minutes — 1. Motion by __, seconded by __? II. Chair Report

Source: 10.09.24 FB Meeting Notes

2. Bathroom Access in Gowanus (presented by Marc) 1. We voted in favor of asking that there be 3 public restrooms along the Canal 2. Motion: unanimous minus Nick Molinari abstention for cause V. NEW/OTHER BUSINESS

Source: 10.09.24 FB Meeting Notes

1. TA Youth $5 bike program (presented by Doug) 1. Question about bike safety. DOT free helmet fittings and events were mentioned. Also about Citibike expansions?--out of scope but as far as we know, yes they’re expanding neighborhoods 2. No income cap, ebikes likely still available at per-minute fee (maybe at slight discount as with the NYCHA/SNAP discount program) 3. Motion to pass as presented: unanimous

Source: 10.09.24 FB Meeting Notes

2. Motion to disapprove BSA application at 334 Douglass St. Sliver law–unless the building was of a certain length, you can’t do certain types of development, trying to get a variance. Disapproved on the following reasons: no affordable housing within Gowanus rezone area, doesn’t meet all five points of the variance 1. Mark noted that we want more housing, the sliver law is limiting, but could have gone for lowest return by going higher with affordable housing. BSA should ignore sliver law and allow to bigger, or the owner should 2. Alec thinks that he would have approved as presented, “cutting our nose to spite our face” by thinking of how to optimize the site instead of what we could get now. Sees sliver law as outdated and “silly,” and the “minimum variance necessary” BSA rule was the limiting factor 3. Katie asked for definitions: 1. BSA–Board of Standards and Appeals 2. As-of-Right:

Source: 10.09.24 FB Meeting Notes

1. Conditional approval on COA of 309 Carroll, asked for capping to be thicker, wider, and made out of bluestone (for definition and dripline). Voted unanimous minus Alec abstaining for cause

Source: 10.09.24 FB Meeting Notes

1. Adoption of Minutes — 1. Motion by Jerry, seconded by __? II. Chair Report

Source: 10.09.24 FB Meeting Notes

A.​ Spelling corrections, attendance records requested from June Meeting– Jerry Armor to Armer, Katie Bishop missing, — B.​ Motion by Jerry, Seconded by Peter, unanimous

Source: 9.11.24 FB Meeting Minutes

A. Spelling corrections, attendance records requested from June Meeting– Jerry Armor to Armer, Katie Bishop missing, — B. Motion by Jerry, Seconded by Peter, unanimous

Source: 9.11.24 Full Board Minutes

a. Mark puts forward “unfriendly amendment” that this is only approved for a family of 30 people — b. Motion passes 17 yea, 10 nay, 4 abstentions c. City Of Yes (Housing) Motion to approve text zoning amendment.

Source: 6.6.24 Full Board Minutes

5. Motion to disapprove fails: 15 yea, 17 nay, 1 abstention — 6. Katie motion to approve, Dillon seconded

Source: 6.6.24 Full Board Minutes

4. Katherine wanted to point that the private views from private rooftops by neighborhoods not being relevant to public interest, wants to bring that back up, you can buy neighbors’ air rights if it’s really your individual issue — 5. Motion to disapprove fails: 15 yea, 17 nay, 1 abstention

Source: 6.6.24 Full Board Minutes

i. Tony question on carriage houses adding housing? Not in our committee — ii. All in favor, 1 abstention for cause b. 839 President Street—Motion to disapprove an application for a C of A to allow for the construction of a penthouse

Source: 6.6.24 Full Board Minutes

3. Passed unanimously B. Landmarks/Land Use a. 345 Hoyt Street— Motionto approve an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness (C of A) to rebuild the wall facing the street, add new doors to the garage, build a roof deck on top of the garage, and alter the side and front facades.

Source: 6.6.24 Full Board Minutes

1. Motion from Jules, seconded by Pete — 2. Vote to approve as presented: unanimous ii. 288 3rd Avenue- between President & Carroll St.

Source: 6.6.24 Full Board Minutes

A. Permits and Licenses a. Motions to approve liquor licenses for: i. 205 8th Street- between 3rd & 4th Ave. — 1. Motion from Jules, seconded by Pete

Source: 6.6.24 Full Board Minutes

ii. Doug: got involved in PPW bike lane, Hochul’s move based on congressional polling undermines our process and all levers of government between us and the executive office — iii. Passed X votes in favor, 1 against, 1 abstention

Source: 6.6.24 Full Board Minutes

c. Motion to the board to reaffirm our commitment — i. Tom made motion to approve, Bob seconded

Source: 6.6.24 Full Board Minutes

Presentation and review of a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Room No205 Corp at 205 8th Street. 205 8th Street - Chill easy going, serving beer, sandwiches and cocktails. Mike V. suggested approving for a license after 12am, 430 Sq ft. — Jules motions to approve Mike seconds motion with revised hours Approved unanimously

Source: 5.28.24 Permits.docx

CHAIRPERSON’SREPORT………………………………ERIC MCCLURE, BOARD CHAIR Brooklyn CB6 Full Board Meeting May 8, 2024 I. ADOPTION OF MINUTES II. CHAIRPERSON’S REPORT A. Permits & Licenses Motions to approve on-premises liquor licenses at the following locations were approved. ● 267 Douglass Street- between Nevins St & 3rd Avenue. ● 347 Van Brunt Street- at the corner of Wolcott Street. ● 295 5th Ave- between 1st & 2nd Ave. ● B. Landmarks ● 218 Lincoln Place (between 7th & 8th Avenue)—Motion to approve an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness (C of A) to replace the front doors as presented. Approved. ● 431 7th Avenue (between 14th and 15th Street)—Motion to approve an application for a C of A for the front and rear facade, materials, and massing with the following conditions: Improve the storefront design so it is more inviting and increase transparency, texture, neighborhood character, and co

Source: 5.8.24 Full Board Minutes

Presentation and review of a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of 267 Douglass Street. — Karen motions to approve Mike seconds motion. Approved unanimously

Source: 4.29.24 Permits.docx

Presentation and review of a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of 295 5th Avenue — Mike motions to approve Karen seconds motion. Approved unanimously

Source: 4.29.24 Permits.docx

Concerns: Exhaust hood is an issue. Committee requested that the exhaust hood be pushed to the back of the building. Updated hours to 2am. Mandi motions to approve Leroy seconds motion. Approved unanimously

Source: 4.29.24 Permits.docx

Welcome and Introductions ● Eric Mclure, Chair of the Board, welcomed attendees and provided meeting ground rules. ● Noted recent earthquake and eclipse events ● Testified in favor of Gowanus Neighborhood Land Use Improvement Project based on the board's 2021 support for Gowanus rezoning Resolution in Support of Joanna Altman Smith ● Former CB6 member Joanna Altman Smith arrested in Washington DC during climate protest ● Charges brought against her typically reserved for acts of terror, war crimes, and cultural genocide ● Resolution passed to send character reference to judge on Joanna's behalf, urging leniency in sentencing District Manager's Report (Mike) ● Motion passed to authorize hiring of part-time land use coordinator ● Updates on Gowanus roundtable with Borough President Antonio Reynoso ● Tour of asylum shelter on 3rd Avenue with elected officials and CAMBA ● Upcoming Grand Army

Source: 4.10.24 Full Board Minutes.pdf

Presentation and review of a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Paul D’aving at 274 3rd Avenue. — Cafe Mars owner across the street. Amend seating President Street side. Projected opening Spring 2025. Erica motions to approve Aray seconds motion.

Source: 3.25.24 Permits.docx

Presentation and review of a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Fleur Restaurant at 392 5th Avenue. — Applicant wants a full license but only applied for beer and wine. Adjust hours to 2am across the days. Jules motions to approve Aray seconds motion

Source: 3.25.24 Permits.docx

Presentation and review of a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Luo’s Events LLC at 177 Dwight Street. Erica motions to approve Mike seconds motion. Approved unanimously

Source: 3.25.24 Permits.docx

Chairperson McClure introduced a motion to name the corner of Degraw and Court Streets for the Damico Family. Jerry Armer and Leroy Branch spoke favorably, and the motion was approved unanimously.

Source: 3.13.24 Full Board Minutes.pdf

B. Permits & Licenses Mandi Spishak-Thomas presented the following locations to be to be approved for on-premises ● 80 215 Smith Street ● 305 Douglass Street ● 293 Van Brunt Street Approved as presented. C. Landmarks ● David Briggs presented 28 Prospect Park West (Park Slope Historic Historic District)- Motion to conditionally approve Certificate of Appropriateness application to allow for an open parking space in an existing rear yard, a curb cut, a new gate, and repairs to the fence. ● 487 Henry Street (Cobble Historic District)- Motion to conditionally approve Certificate of Appropriateness application to allow for a rear yard and rooftop extension. Approved as motions presented.

Source: 2.21.24 Full Board Minutes

II.COMMITTEE REPORTS: A. Land Use Jerry Armer presented ULURP Red Hook Coastal Resiliency Motion to conditionally approve The Department of Design and Construction, Department of Transportation, Department of Citywide Administrative Services, and Department of Parks and Recreation are seeking City Map amendments to regrade and elevate several streets and map new parkland to enlarge Todd Triangle Park, as well as acquisitions related to easements along private property, to facilitate a neighborhood-wide flood resiliency project in Red Hook. Approved conditionally by a vote of 26 in favor, 0 opposed and 3 abstentions.

Source: 2.21.24 Full Board Minutes

DDC Consultants presented Motion to conditionally approve The Department of Design and Construction, Department of Transportation, Department of Citywide Administrative Services, and Department of Parks and Recreation are seeking City Map amendments to regrade and elevate several streets and map new parkland to enlarge Todd Triangle Park, as well as acquisitions related to easements along private property, to facilitate a neighborhood-wide flood resiliency project in Red Hook. In favor with one abstention. Motion will be presented at the full board meeting.

Source: 1.25.24 LMLU Minutes.docx

, and curb cut. Several questions raised by the committee and neighbors. All were deeply concerned about the safety and historic appropriateness of establishing a private driveway across a pedestrian walkway for a one vehicle parking space near Prospect Park. Jerry - Motion to conditionally approve if the curb cut, car pad, and access gate are completely removed from the project. Maddie - seconded — All in favor. Motion will be presented at the full board meeting.

Source: 1.25.24 LMLU Minutes.docx

28 Prospect Park West - Park Slope Historic District Certificate of Appropriateness application to allow for an open parking space in an existing rear yard, a curb cut, a new gate, and repairs to the fence. Presentation by architect showing restoration of railings, new car pad, new access gate, and curb cut. Several questions raised by the committee and neighbors. All were deeply concerned about the safety and historic appropriateness of establishing a private driveway across a pedestrian walkway for a one vehicle parking space near Prospect Park. Jerry - Motion to conditionally approve if the curb cut, car pad, and access gate are completely removed from the project. Maddie - seconded

Source: 1.25.24 LMLU Minutes.docx

Jerry - Motion to conditionally approve if height of horizontal band between ground floor and parlor floor windows on rear elevation is increased. Peter - seconded — All in favor. Motion will be presented at the full board meeting.

Source: 1.25.24 LMLU Minutes.docx

Jerry - Motion to conditionally approve if height of horizontal band between ground floor and parlor floor windows on rear elevation is increased. Peter - seconded

Source: 1.25.24 LMLU Minutes.docx

light manufacturing, commercial office space, and ground-floor retail uses. C. Landmarks 467 Hicks Street (Cobble Hill Historic District) - Approved. Certificate of Appropriateness application to allow for a rear yard extension. • 701 8th Avenue (Park Slope Historic District) - Approved. Certificate of Appropriateness application to allow for a rooftop playground at Saint Saviour Catholic Academy. — D. Parks & Recreation- Marc torrence presented NYC Parks department plans for Boerum Park. The board voted unanimously to approve the plans.

Source: December 2023 Full Board Minutes

II.COMMITTEE REPORTS: A. Transportation & Public Safety Doug Gordon presented a motion to support New York City opt back into compliance with New York State law prohibiting parking within 20 feet of an intersection. Motion approved. B. Landmarks David Briggs presented the following motions: • 229 Baltic - Motion to approve a Certificate of Appropriateness application that would allow one-over- one configuration for windows on the front façade with the condition that a more historically consistent material be used. Motion approved. C. Permits & Licenses Mandi Spishak-Thomas presented the following locations to be to be approved for on-premises • 532Court Street • 449 Court Street • 847B Union All applications approved.

Source: October 2023 Full Board Minutes

CHAIRPERSON’SREPORT………………………………ERIC MCCLURE, BOARD CHAIR Chairperson McClure welcomed everyone, gave updates regarding various meeting and work he’s doing as chair. Chairperson McClure then called CB6 members to introduce a resolution she’d written denouncing the attacks in Gaza. The resolution was approved unanimously.

Source: October 2023 Full Board Minutes

• 183 Amity St- Motion to approve changes at front windows, recommend approval of extension, and recommend conditional approval of roof top addition if bulk is decreased and/or top stair bulkhead is removed. Motion to approve carried.

Source: September 2023 Full Board Minutes

• 343 Hoyt St- Motion to disapprove an application for Certificate of Appropriateness which would allow for a rear yard extension and a penthouse and alterations to the railings and front door. Motion to disapprove carried.

Source: September 2023 Full Board Minutes

• 311 7th Ave- Motion to approve legalization of residential entrance as presented, but to disapprove legalization of storefront. Motion to disapprove that application failed. Motion to approve was then introduced and passed.

Source: September 2023 Full Board Minutes

District Manager Michael Racioppo also offered brief remarks. The remarks focused on upcoming meetings, composting and successful advocacy of the board on transportation matters. — II.COMMITTEE REPORTS: Motion approved.

Source: September 2023 Full Board Minutes

II.COMMITTEE REPORTS: A. Transportation Doug Gordon reported that CB6 Transportation/ Public Safety Committee approved the following motion during their May 17th meeting: • Approve the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) plan for the 9th Street bike lane as presented with additional conditions: • Add Leading Pedestrian Intervals (LPIs) on 2nd Ave crossing 9th Street. • Extend LPIs beyond the current 7 seconds to the maximum amount allowable. Motion approved.

Source: June 2023 Full Board Minutes

• Chair Eric McClure introduced a proposal to Co- Name Visitation place btw Richards & Van Brunt for Nancy KearseGooding. Jerry Armer spoken in favor. Motion passed unanimously.

Source: June 2023 Full Board Minutes

District Manager Michael Racioppo also offered brief remarks and reiterated the importance of the upcoming 9th Street safety transportation meeting. • Landmarks Committee Committee chair Rebecca Kobert presented for certificate appropriateness applications. Votes to ratify the committee's April 24th approvals of the following Liquor License applications. See application materials @ bit.ly/cb6liquorMay2023 • Maya and Camila Cafe on 4th Ave between 10th & 11th Street- 463 4th Ave Brooklyn, NY 11215. • Maya's Taqueria on 7th Avenue between 3rd and 4th street- 226 7th Ave Brooklyn, NY 11215.

Source: May 2023 Full Board Minutes

Chair Eric McClure began by discussing previous board votes to approve raises that for the staff but were unable to be implemented and as such they’ve remained flat. Now with the money in the budget he wanted the board to vote on raises that would make up for those past years and the raise would amount to a 20%(or what is allowed by the budget) raises for the office staff (Mike Racioppo, Liza Santiago). Alec Schierenbeck made a motion to approve and Jerry Armer seconded it. The motion to approve the raises passed unanimously by a vote of 31 to 0.

Source: May 2023 Full Board Minutes

❖❖❖COMMITTEE REPORTS ❖ Landmarks Committee Committee chair David Briggs presented for certificate appropriateness applications. • Motion to approve to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness that would allow for a rear yard extension and fire damage repair at 85 Sterling Place- Park Slope Historic District. • Presentation of the committees discussion regarding and application the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness that would allow for a rear yard extension at 147 Sterling Place- Park Slope Historic District • Motion to approve application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness that would allow for a 2-story rear yard addition on a brownstone at 931 President Street- Park Slope Historic District.

Source: April 2023 Full Board Minutes

❖❖❖COMMITTEE REPORTS ❖❖❖ • Parks and Recreation Committee Committee Chair Glenn Kelly presented a motion to reiterate CB6’s support for New Yorkers for Parks Play Fair campaign. With 34 board members voting in favor, 0 against and zero abstentions the motion was ratified unanimously. • Landmarks Committee Committee chair David Briggs presented 2 motions for certificate appropriateness applications. • Motion to approve an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission to obtain a Certificate of Appropriateness allowing for a one-story rear yard addition at 439 8th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 Park Slope Historic District. • Motion to approve an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission to obtain a Certificate of Appropriateness allowing for a a one- story addition to a preexisting rooftop extension at 280 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, NY 11215- Park Slope Historic District.

Source: March 2023 Full Board Minutes

❖❖❖NEW/OTHER BUSINESS ❖❖❖ — Motion: by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: February 2023 Full Board Minutes

• Landmarks Committee Committee chair David Briggs presented 2 motions for certificate appropriateness applications. Both motions were approved- one motion was to approve an application and the other was to disapprove. • Motion to approve an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission to obtain a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for a rear yard and roof extension at 30 Tompkins Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201 - Cobble Hill Historic District. Condition are as follows: Applicant reduces area of fenestration at roof top enlargement • Motion to disapprove an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission to obtain a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for mechanical equipment to be added to the roof along with a roof terrace and a rear door at the garden facade at 17 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn, NY 11215- Park Slope Historic District.

Source: February 2023 Full Board Minutes

❖❖❖COMMITTEE REPORTS ❖❖❖ • Permits and Licenses Committee Committee chair Rebecca Kobert presented 3 motions for new on premises liquor licenses. All three were approved. The locations and applicants names are as follows. • Motion to approve an application for an on-premises liquor license for Roy Saubai Inc (DBA Thai Town New York) at 204 Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231. • Motion to approve an application for an on-premises liquor license for Alex & Ari Inc (DBA Stellas's) at 321 9th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215

Source: February 2023 Full Board Minutes

❖❖❖NEW/OTHER BUSINESS ❖❖❖ — Motion: by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: January 2023 Full Board Minutes

❖❖❖COMMITTEE REPORTS ❖❖❖ • Permits and Licenses Committee Committee chair Rebecca Kobert presented 3 motions for new on premises liquor licenses. All three were approved. The locations and applicants names are as follows. • Motion to approve an application for an on-premises liquor license at 385 Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231. • Motion to approve an application for an on-premises liquor license at 70 7th Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11217. • Motion to approve an application for an on-premises liquor license at 255 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215. All were approved.

Source: January 2023 Full Board Minutes

❖❖❖NEW/OTHER BUSINESS ❖❖❖ — Motion: by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: December 2022 Full Board Minutes

• Landmarks/Land Use Committee Landmarks Chair David Briggs presented a motion to conditionally approve an application allowing for the enlargement of a backyard extension @ 101 Saint John's Place. Approve unamiously. Peter Fleming joined the meeting and thanked everyone for his time as chair and looked forward to serving the remainder of term on the board. Comptroller Lander joined and thanked Peter for his dedication to CB6 as chair and for many years prior.

Source: December 2022 Full Board Minutes

• Permits and Licenses Committee Committee chair Rebecca Kobert presented 3 motions for new on premises liquor licenses. All three were approved. The locations and applicants names are as follows. Motion to approve liquor license for Table 87 Gowanus NY LLC @ 473 3rd Ave. Motion to approve liquor license for Anchor Management LLC Anchor Management LLC @ 356 6 Ave. Motion to approve liquor license for Beer Garage 2 LLC @ 412 Douglass St. All were approved.

Source: December 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. • Again, Jerry Armer filled in for Land Use Committee Chair David Briggs and reported a an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for a new rear facade at 91 8th Avenue, Park Slope Historic District. • Permits and Licenses Committee Committee chair Rebecca Kobert presenting 5 motions. Motion to table the an application to the New York State Liquor Authority • (NYSLA) for a new On-Premises liquor license on behalf of on behalf of on behalf of Loft251 Inc at 249-251 4th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215.

Source: November 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. eter Fleming. Opened the meeting brief remarks and thanking the Van Alen institute for hosting us. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo also offered brief remarks. The remarks focused on in-person meetings and having a hybrid option going forward. ❖❖❖ ❖❖❖ LANDMARKS/LAND USE COMMITTEE • Jerry Armer filled in for Land Use Committee Chair David Briggs and reported a recommendation to approve an application

Source: November 2022 Full Board Minutes

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by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: October 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. • Jerry Armer presented the committee’s motion Salt Lot/ property west of 2nd Avenue and north of the 6th Street turning basin. A launch site for recreational boating at the north end of 2nd Avenue. The launch site should be designed in collaboration with Gowanus Dredgers as include a comfort station and community room similar in size to the one in Carroll Park.

Source: October 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. • Jerry Armer presented the committee’s recommendation to approve an application to LPC for approval of an application to LPC for Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for a rear yard extension and rooftop stair bulkhead addition at 281 Carroll Street in the Carroll Gardens Historic district.

Source: October 2022 Full Board Minutes

leming. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo also offered brief remarks. Announced that candidates had been nominated for all officer positions. The remarks focused on in-person meetings and having a hybrid option going forward. ❖❖❖ ❖❖❖ LANDMARKS/LAND USE COMMITTEE- JERRY ARMER FILLING IN FOR DAVID BRIGGS • Jerry Armer filled in for Land Use Committee Chair David Briggs presented the committees recommendation to approve an application to LPC for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for a rear yard extension and deck 611 11th Street – Park Slope Historic District (between PPW and 8th Avenue).

Source: October 2022 Full Board Minutes

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by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: September 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. ● Again, Jerry Armer filled in for Land Use Committee Chair David Briggs and reported a an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for a new rear facade at 91 8th Avenue, Park Slope Historic District.

Source: September 2022 Full Board Minutes

a revision of our bylaws and that Rachel Freeman has resigned from the board istrict Manager Michael Racioppo also offered brief remarks. The remarks focused on in-person meetings and hopefully having a hybrid option. ❖❖❖ ❖❖❖ ● Jerry Armer filled in for Land Use Committee Chair David Briggs and reported a Motion to approve an application an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for window replacement, door replacement and window enlargement on the 4th floor of a secondary façade at 60 Montgomery Place, Park Slope Historic District.

Source: September 2022 Full Board Minutes

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by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: June 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. • Landmarks Committee Chair David Briggs reported that the committee reviewed an application. Motion to approve an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for installation of a new, black steel rear deck with a glass canopy at for 483 Henry Street, Cobble Hill Historic District.

Source: June 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. • Landmarks Committee Chair David Briggs reported that the committee reviewed an application Certificate of Appropriateness for a Motion to approve an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for the installation of visible railings at the roof and replacing existing leaded glass windows on the front facade at 121- 1236th Avenue, Park Slope Historic District.

Source: June 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. • After the committee’s motion failed a motion to approve the application was made. David Briggs offered an amendment to designate portions of the development for artists which was not accepted. Conditions were added to the amendment to allow for lower incomes to qualify for the affordable housing component as well as asking to DCP to commit to rezoning the IBZ.

To approve an application for a ULURP application for 9th Street between 2ndAvenue/3rd Avenue to the Department of City Planning for a proposed zoning map amendment from M2-1 to M1-4/R7A, a special permit pursuant to ZR 74-533 to waive required residential off-street parking, and a zoning text amendment to designate a Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Area and Mixed-Use District in order to facilitate a nine-story mixed-use development with 48 dwelling units and ground floor commercials space.

Source: June 2022 Full Board Minutes

gn up for the CB6 newsletter. 1 ❖❖❖ ❖❖❖ • Land Use Committee Chair Alec Schierenbeck reported Motion to disapprove an application for a ULURP application for 9th Street between 2ndAvenue/3rd Avenue to the Department of City Planning for a proposed zoning map amendment from M2-1 to M1-4/R7A, a special permit pursuant to ZR 74-533 to waive required residential off-street parking, and a zoning text amendment to designate a Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Area and Mixed-Use District in order to facilitate a nine-story mixed-use development with 48 dwelling units and ground floor commercials space.

To disapprove an application for a ULURP application for 9th Street between 2ndAvenue/3rd Avenue to the Department of City Planning for a proposed zoning map amendment from M2-1 to M1-4/R7A.

Source: June 2022 Full Board Minutes

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by Board Member Alec Schierenbeck; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: May 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Chair David Briggs reported that the committee considered an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission at 31 Strong Place.

To approve a Certificate of Appropriateness application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a new rooftop penthouse and a new enlarged 2-story rear yard extension in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

Source: May 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Chair David Briggs reported that the committee considered an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission at 337 Clinton Street.

To approve a Certificate of Appropriateness application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission to alter the existing rear fire escape structure to facilitate multiple rear-yard decks at 337 Clinton Street in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

Source: May 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Chair David Briggs reported that the committee considered an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission at 193-195 Congress Street.

To approve a Certificate of Appropriateness application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission to restore railings and cornice at 195 Congress Street and for fully new construction of a two-story carriage house at 193 Congress Street in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

Source: May 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. 2 ith Chairperson Peter Fleming and 1st Vice Chair Eric McClure both excused from the meeting, 2nd Vice Chair Jerry Armer opened the meeting with very brief remarks, informing Board Members and attendees that he would be chairing the meeting in lieu of the Chair and 1st Vice Chair. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo offered only brief calendar updates. vvv vvv LANDMARKS & LAND USE COMMITTEE…………………… 1 Landmarks Chair David Briggs reported that the committee considered an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission at 171 Baltic Street.

To approve a Certificate of Appropriateness application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission to install a new rooftop bulkhead and solar canopy at 171 Baltic Street in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

Source: May 2022 Full Board Minutes

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by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: April 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Land Use Chair Alec Schierenbeck, filling in for Landmarks Chair David Briggs, reported that the committee considered an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission at 19 Tompkins Place.

To approve an application to the Landmarks Preservations Commission to receive a Certificate of Appropriateness for a 2-story rear yard extension at 19 Tompkins Place in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

Source: April 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Land Use Chair Alec Schierenbeck, filling in for Landmarks Chair David Briggs, reported that the committee considered an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission at 188 Prospect Park West.

To approve an application an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission to receive a Certificate of Appropriateness for a rooftop solar array at 188 Prospect Park West in the Park Slope Historic District.

Source: April 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. LANDMARKS & LAND USE COMMITTEE…………………… and Use Chair Alec Schierenbeck reported that the committee considered an application to the Board of Standards & Appeals at 728 Court Street. 2

To disapprove an application to the Board of Standards & Appeals pursuant to Section 72-01 of the NYC Zoning Resolution to build in a mapped but unbuilt prolongation of Clinton Street to facilitate the development of a logistics center at 728 Court Street.

Source: April 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Board Member Rebecca Kobert, filling in for Permits & Licenses committee chair Rachel Freeman, reported that the committee reviewed an application at 226 7th Avenue.

To approve an application to the NYSLA for a new on-premises liquor license of behalf of Don Abel LLC (DBA: Don Abel) at 226 7 Avenue. th

Source: April 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Board Member Rebecca Kobert, filling in for Permits & Licenses committee chair Rachel Freeman, reported that the committee reviewed an application at 354 Van Brunt Street.

To approve an application to the NYSLA for a new on-premises liquor license of behalf of Docky’s of Red Hook LLC at 354 Van Brunt Street.

Source: April 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. The Chair concluded his report by recognizing Council Member Alexa Avilés and offering her the floor. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo offered only brief updates, commenting on the pending nature of online meetings moving forward and the Gowanus Rezoning Facilitator RFP. ❖❖❖ ❖❖❖ PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE………………........ oard Member Rebecca Kobert, filling in for Permits & Licenses committee chair Rachel Freeman, reported that the committee reviewed an application at 60 7th Avenue.

To approve an application to the NYSLA for a new on-premises liquor license of behalf of Counsin John’s Park Slope Inc. (DBA: Cousin John’s Café & Bakery) at 60 7 Avenue. th

Source: April 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. hairperson Peter Fleming opened with brief updates regarding a new supermarket, Food Garden Market, which will occupy the entire eight thousand sq. ft. ground floor of the new building on 4th Avenue between Warren and St. Marks. The Chair then reported to the Board that the District Office staff has yet to receive a raise in nearly three years. As such, the Chair asked for and received a motion from the floor to immediately give District Manager Mike Racioppo, Assistant District Manager Ty Beatty, and Office Manager Liza Santiago-Sierra equivalent salary increases.

Made by Board Member Alec Schierenbeck, seconded by Board Member Jerry Armer, To increase the salaries of District Manager Mike Racioppo, Assistant District Manager Ty Beatty, and Office Manager Liza Santiago-Sierra an equivalent percentage point of roughly 5% per annum. 1

Source: April 2022 Full Board Minutes

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by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: March 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Chair David Briggs reported that the committee considered a Certificate of Appropriateness application at 243 Garfield Place.

To approve an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new, visible flue at 243 Garfield Place. 3

Source: March 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Chair David Briggs reported that the committee considered a Certificate of Appropriateness application at 480 Henry Street.

To approve an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness to build a new turret-style copper skylight with gable roof and new, large, glazed opening at the rear of the parlor floor at 480 Henry Street.

Source: March 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Chair David Briggs reported that the committee considered a Certificate of Appropriateness application at 305 President Street.

To approve an application to the Landmarks Preservation Commission for a Certificate of Appropriateness to build a new two-story rear yard extension, rooftop addition, and accessory rear structure at 305 President Street.

Source: March 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Chair David Briggs, filling in for Land Use Chair Alec Schierenbeck, reported that the committee considered an application to the Board of Standards & Appeals at 218 Hamilton Avenue.

To approve an application to the Board of Standards & Appeals pursuant to Sections 73-44 & 73- 03 of the Zoning Resolution of the City of New York for a variance of Section 44-21 to reduce the total number of required accessory off-street parking spaces from 75 to 38 at 218 Hamilton Avenue.

Source: March 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. LANDMARKS & LAND USE COMMITTEE…………………… andmarks Chair David Briggs, filling in for Land Use Chair Alec Schierenbeck, reported that the committee considered a ULURP action at 41 Summit Street. 2

To approve a ULURP application (C 200317 ZMK) to the Department of City Planning for a zoning map amendment to rezone 41 Summit Street (Block 352, Lot 60 and p/o Lot 1) from an M1-1 to R6B zoning district to facilitate the development of a Use Grouo 2 four-story plus basement residential building with a total floor area of 5000 sq. ft. (2.0 FAR) and four dwelling units.

Source: March 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Permits & Licenses committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed an application at 74 5th Avenue.

To approve an application to the NYSLA for a new on-premises liquor license of behalf of Casablanca Brooklyn LTD 74 5 Avenue. th

Source: March 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Permits & Licenses committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed an application at 278A 5th Avenue.

To approve an application to the NYSLA for a new on-premises liquor license of behalf of 278A 5 Avenue LLC (DBA: Bonnie’s Grill) at 278A 5 Avenue. th th

Source: March 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Permits & Licenses committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed an application at 215 Union Street.

To approve an application to the NYSLA for a new on-premises liquor license of behalf of Spaghetti215 LLC (DBA: Gus’s Chop Shop) at 215 Union Street.

Source: March 2022 Full Board Minutes

ry brief remark commenting on some of the progress of local development as a sign of the community moving out of the pandemic. The Chair also announced that Board Members David Briggs, Tiffany Reid Brown, Angelica Ramdhari, and Alec Schierenbeck will be serving on the committee that will hire the special facilitator for the Gowanus Rezoning process. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo offered only brief general remarks. 1 vvv vvv PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE……………………………………... ermits & Licenses committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed an application at 787 Union Street.

To approve an application to the NYSLA for a new on-premises liquor license of behalf of N+S Restaurant Group LLC (DBA: Flamingo Baby Kitchen) at 787 Union Street.

Source: March 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: February 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. LANDMARKS & LAND USE COMMITTEE…………………… andmarks Chair David Birggs reported that the committee considered a Certificate of Appropriateness application at 205 Clinton Street in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

To approve a Certificate of Appropriateness application to restore the front façade and stoop, install a new foot deck at the middle section of the roof, and a two-story rear yard extension with roof deck and glazed rear opening at 205 Clinton Street in the Cobble Hill Historic District

Source: February 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Permits & Licenses committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee considered a new on-premises liquor license at 244 Flatbush Avenue.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license on behalf of COOP One at 244 Flatbush Avenue.

Source: February 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. hairperson Peter Fleming offered very brief remarks, welcoming all board members and attendees and briefly describing the evening’s agenda. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo offered brief remarks, including an update on the state law which allows remote meetings during the pandemic. 1 vvv vvv PERMITS & LICENSES………………………………………………………. ermits & Licenses committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee considered a new on-premises liquor license at 272 3rd Avenue.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license on behalf of Gotcha Mars LLC at 272 3 Avenue. rd

Source: February 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: January 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. LANDMARKS & LAND USE COMMITTEE…………………… and Use Chair Alec Schierenbeck reported that the committee considered a series of BSA applications at 12 Coles Street, 13 Luquer Street, and 375 Columbia Street

To approve applications to the Board of Standards & Appeals pursuant to Section 72-21 of the Zoning Resolution of the City of New York seeking a variance of Section 42-00 to permit the development of (1) a four-story, 4290 sq. ft. residential use building in an M1-1 district at 12 Coles Street; (2) a four-story, 4482 sq. ft. residential use building in an M1-1 district at 13 Luquer Street; (3) a four-story, 6157 sq. ft. residential use building in an M1-1 district at 375 Columbia Street.

Source: January 2022 Full Board Minutes

for the first time and wishing all in attendance a Happy New Year. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo offered brief remarks, including an update on the state law which allows remote meetings during the pandemic. 1 vvv vvv EWCDH COMMITTEE………………………………………………….. oard Member Samara Trilling, a co-chair of the Economics, Waterfront, Community Development, and Housing committee, reported on a letter the committee wrote to local elected officials asking that they study further economic and environmental impacts of the recent proliferation of last mile warehouses in the city, specifically in Red Hook.

To approve the committee’s letter to local elected officials.

Source: January 2022 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: December 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Permits & Licenses Committee Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed an application for a class change of an existing NYSLA liquor license at 242 5th Avenue.

To approve a class change for the existing NYSLA liquor license held by 5 Ave Chef Corp (DBA: th Simply Greek at 242 5th Avenue.

Source: December 2021 Full Board Minutes

hair Peter Fleming, who was under the weather. The First Vice Chair welcomed all attendees, informed everyone of the Chair’s absence, outlined the evening’s agenda, and wished everyone a happy holiday season. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo offered brief remarks before recognizing State Senator Zellnor Myrie and Assembly Members Jo Anne Simon and Robert Carroll, who offered brief, year-end remarks. 1 vvv vvv PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE……………………………………... ermits & Licenses Committee Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license for 1114 8th Avenue.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Louise’s Kitchen LLC (DBA: Pasta Louise) at 1114 8th Avenue.

Source: December 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: November 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. TRANSPORTATION & PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE……………………...ERIC Mc ransportation Committee chair Eric McClure reported that the committee reviewed a proposed street change at Columbia Street (Huntington Street – Luquer Street) and Hicks Street (Hamilton Avenue – Nelson Street).

To approve the proposed street changes at Columbia Street and Hicks Street.

Source: November 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Permits & Licenses Committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license for 552 Court Street.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of ALAS Group LLC at 552 Court Street.

Source: November 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE…………………………………… ermits & Licenses Committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license for 390 5th Avenue. 2

To approve a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of 390 Social Corp at 390 5 Avenue. th

Source: November 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. The Motion having failed, a motion was taken from the floor to approve the application as presented.

To approve a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new rooftop addition at 26 Tompkins Place in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

Source: November 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. LANDMARKS/LAND USE COMMITTEE………….…………... andmarks Committee Chair David Briggs reported that the committee reviewed an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new rooftop addition at 26 Tompkins Place in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

To disapprove a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new rooftop addition at 26 Tompkins Place in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

Source: November 2021 Full Board Minutes

tion process, District Manager Mike Racioppo gave his time to Assistant District Manager Ty Beatty, who offered background and context for the work done regarding the Board’s Fiscal year 2023 Capital and Expense Budget Recommendations to the city. vvv vvv EWCDH COMMITTEE………….…………................................................. -CHAIR …………….. -CHAIR Economic, Waterfront, Community Development and Housing committee co-Chair Rick Luftglass reported on the annual process of forming an ad hoc committee to produce the Board’s Fiscal year 2023 Capital and Expense Budget Recommendations to the City.

To Approve the Board’s Fiscal year 2023 Capital and Expense Budget Recommendations to the City.

Source: November 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Arer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: October 2021 Full Board Minutes

a street co-naming to the district office. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo also offered brief remarks, announcing several ways for those in attendance to sign up for the Board’s newsletters and daily email updates. Mr. Racioppo then recognized Assistant District Manager Ty Beatty, who spoke briefly about the Board’s process for the City’s Capital & Expense Budget Recommendations for FY 2023. vvv vvv LANDMARKS & LAND USE COMMITTEE………………………………… -CHAIR Landmarks Committee Chair David Briggs reported that the committee reviewed a Certificate of Appropriateness application at 231 Baltic Street.

To approve a a Certificate of Appropriateness application to allow for the replacement of existing brownstone-stucco balustrade at the stoop and front yard with a cast-iron railing, reconfigure the front yard by relocating the steps, rebuild and extend the existing rear extension, and install solar panels, a deck, and bulkhead on the roof at 231 Baltic Street in the Cobble Hill Historic District

Source: October 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: June 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Land Use Chair Alec Schierenbeck reported that the committee considered the full scope of the Department of City Planning’s proposed rezoning for the Gowanus Neighborhood.

To conditionally approve the Department of City Planning’s proposed Gowanus Rezoning.

Source: June 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Chair David Briggs reported that the committee considered a Certificate of Appropriateness application at 424 7th Avenue in the Park Slope Historic District.

To approve a Certificate of Appropriateness application for a rebuilt one-story garage and terrace with updated garage doors at 424 7th Avenue in the Park Slope Historic District.

Source: June 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. LANDMARKS & LAND USE COMMITTEE………….………... andmarks Chair David Briggs reported that the committee considered a Certificate of Appropriateness application at 347 President Street in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

To approve a Certificate of Appropriateness application for a one-story rear yard extension and installation of mechanical equipment on the roof at 347 President Street in the Cobble Hill Historic District.

Source: June 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Permits & Licenses Committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee heard and application for a new on-premises liquor license at 149 4th Avenue.

To approve an application for a new on-premises liquor license on behalf of DDC + Sykes LLC (DBA: The Armory) at 149 4th Avenue.

Source: June 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Permits & Licenses Committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee heard and application to alter an existing on-premises liquor license at 233 Butler Street.

To approve an application to alter an existing on-premises liquor license on behalf of Speakmans Gowanus LLC (DBA: Public Records) at 233 Butler Street.

Source: June 2021 Full Board Minutes

y members of the Board and the community at large during this review process, and calling for continued civility during the meeting’s deliberation. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo briefly outlined that the motion before the Full Board tonight regarding the Gowanus Rezoning is fifteen pages long and was prepared and passed by the Board’s Landmarks & Land Use Committee the previous week. vvv vvv PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE……………………………………... ermits & Licenses Committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee heard and application for a new on-premises liquor license at 486 6th Avenue.

To approve an application for a new on-premises liquor license on behalf of Piccoli804 LLC (DBA: Crosta Pizzeria) at 486 6th Avenue.

Source: June 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv ADOPTION OF MINUTES vvv Board Member Jerry Armer made a motion to accept the minutes of the May general meeting, seconded by Board Member Alec Schierenbeck.

Source: June 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Glenn Kelly; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: May 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Permits & Licenses Committee Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license for 486 6th Avenue.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Piccoli804 LLC at 486 6 Avenue th

Source: May 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Permits & Licenses Committee Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license for 60-62 7th Avenue.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of COOP ONE LLC at 60-62 7 Avenue. th

Source: May 2021 Full Board Minutes

placement of a CitiBike docking station. Lastly, the Chair recognized United States Senator Charles Schumer and gave the Senator the floor, which he held in conversation for nearly one hour. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo also offered brief remarks about the upcoming Gowanus Neighborhood Rezoning as well as an outline of important voter registration dates in advance of the June 22nd Primary Election. vvv vvv PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE……………………………………... ermits & Licenses Committee Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license for 365 5th Avenue.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Masalawala PS LLC at 365 5th Avenue.

Source: May 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: April 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE…………………………………… ermits & Licenses Committee chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license for 223 Smith Street.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Smith Street Food & Beverage Inc at 223 Smith Street.

Source: April 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Land Use Chair Alec Shierenbeck reported that the committee reviewed an application to the Board of Standards and Appeals under section 71-21 of the Zoning Resolution of the City of New York to permit residential use in a three-story, single-family home with a cellar in an M1-1 zoning district contrary to Zoning Resolution section 42- 10 at 166 Coffey Street.

To approve an application to the Board of Standards and Appeals under section 71-21 of the Zoning Resolution of the City of New York to permit residential use in a three-story, single-family home with a cellar in an M1-1 zoning district contrary to Zoning Resolution section 42-10 at 166 Coffey Street. 2

Source: April 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. LANDMARKS/LAND USE COMMITTEE………….…………... andmarks Committee Chair David Briggs reported that the committee reviewed an application to legalize changes made to a fence at 441 14th Street in the Park Slope Historic District.

To approve an application to legalize changes made to a fence at 441 14th Street in the Park Slope Historic District.

Source: April 2021 Full Board Minutes

ng commenting on the new committee chair appointments. Mr. Racioppo offered voter registration and absentee ballot deadlines. vvv vvv EWCDH COMMITTEE………….…………................................................. -CHAIR …………….. -CHAIR Economic, Waterfront, Community Development and Housing committee co-Chair Ariel Krasnow reported that the committee made a motion in favor of an application by the Gowanus Dredgers for a temporary full street closure in accordance with the DOT Open Streets Program, on 2nd Street between Bond and the Gowanus Canal between 10am and 9pm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

To Approve an application by the Gowanus Dredgers for a temporary full street closure in accordance with the DOT Open Streets Program, on 2nd Street between Bond and the Gowanus Canal between 10am and 9pm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Source: April 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: March 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. LANDMARKS/LAND USE COMMITTEE………….…………... and Use Committee Chair Mark Shames reported that the committee reviewed and disapproved an application to the Board of Standards and Appeals under section 71-21 of the Zoning Resolution of the City of New York to permit the building of a 14-story mixed use development in an M1-1 zoning district contrary to Zoning Resolution section 42-10 at 145 Wolcott Street.

To disapprove the application to the Board of Standards and Appeals under section 71-21 of the Zoning Resolution of the City of New York to permit the building of a 14-story mixed use development in an M1-1 zoning district contrary to Zoning Resolution section 42-10 at 145 Wolcott Street.

Source: March 2021 Full Board Minutes

interactions with the Department of City Planning specific to the proposed Gowanus Rezoning. Mr. Racioppo closed his remarks by offering attendees ways to sign up for his newsletter. 1 vvv vvv EWCDH COMMITTEE……………………………………………………... -CHAIR ……. conomics, Waterfront, Community Development & Housing Committee co-chair Ariel Krasnow reported that the committee discussed and voted to endorse H.R. 235, the Public Housing Emergency Response Act, a congressional bill introduced by Congresswoman Nydia Velázquez authorizing emergency funding for critical, long over-due capital repairs to public housing.

To support H.R 235, the Public Housing Emergency Response Act.

Source: March 2021 Full Board Minutes

o also offered brief remarks, thanking the team from New York Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital. He also mentioned that the District Office has asked the City via letter for a comprehensive truck traffic study, most specifically relevant to the proliferation of last mile warehouses in Red Hook. vvv vvv There were no open items for review, nor relevant committee updates. The Board received a roughly sixty-minute presentation from Loren Avellino, et al from the New York Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital outlining COVID-19 vaccine eligibility and rollout. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: February 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: January 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE…………………………………… arks Committee Chair and Permits & Licenses Committee member Glenn Kelly, filling in for Permits & Licenses Committee Chair Rachel Freeman, reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license for 259 4th Avenue.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Whisk and Whiskey LLC at 259 4 Avenue. th

Source: January 2021 Full Board Minutes

old more traditional, in-person meetings sometime in the 2021 calendar year. istrict Manager Michael Racioppo also offered brief remarks, offering his perspective on interactions with the Department of City Planning specific to the proposed Gowanus Rezoning. Mr. Racioppo received some questions and comments from a few Board Members relative to this process as it is occurring, with he and the Chair offering responses. 1 vvv vvv LANDMARKS/LAND USE COMMITTEE………….…………... andmarks Committee Chair David Briggs reported that the committee reviewed a Certificate of Appropriateness at 424 7th Avenue.

Conditionally approve a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for an enlarged masonry opening to accommodate new doors on the second floor rear facade at 424 7th Avenue in the Park Slope Historic District.

Source: January 2021 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: December 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE…………………………………… ermits & Licenses Committee Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license for 285 Nevins Street.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of A&A Foods LLC at 285 Nevins Street.

Source: December 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Committee Chair David Briggs reported that the committee reviewed the Department of City Planning’s proposed Waterfront Text Amendment for Zoning for Coastal Flood Resiliency. 2

Approve the Department of City Planning’s proposed Waterfront Text Amendment for Zoning for Coastal Flood Resiliency.

Source: December 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Committee Chair David Briggs reported that the committee reviewed a ULURP Zoning Map Amendment at 300 Huntington Street.

Approve a Zoning Map Amendment ULURP, Block 477, Lot 8; Applicant proposes to rezone the property from M2-1 to M2-3 to remove existing parking requirement pursuant to its plans to redevelop the site to construct a new headquarters with a construction yard, along with other offices and street level retail space.

Source: December 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Landmarks Committee Chair David Briggs reported that the committee reviewed an application to amend a Certificate of No Effect at 282 Garfield Place.

Approve an Application to Amend a Certificate of No Effect to allow new, larger masonry openings at the 2nd and 3rd floors and the penthouse, and to relocate two stained-glass windows at 282 Garfield Place.

Source: December 2020 Full Board Minutes

that he expects to hold meetings in both the Land Use committee and the Economic, Waterfront, and Community Development committee once the time comes. The Board Chair closed his remarks by wishing all attendees a Happy Holiday season. 1 istrict Manager Michael Racioppo offered brief remarks, directing attendees to the Board’s uploaded virtual meetings on youtube and asked anyone interested in his regular emails to contact him via email. vvv vvv LANDMARKS/LAND USE COMMITTEE………….…………... andmarks Committee Chair David Briggs reported that the committee reviewed a Legalization at 473 9th Street.

Conditionally approve an Application to Legalize a reduction in size for the 2nd and 3rd floor windows in a previously approved alteration to the rear façade at 473 9th Street in the Park Slope Historic District.

Source: December 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: November 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Transportation Committee Chair Eric McClure reported that the committee reviewed an application for the expanded curb cuts at Beard between Richards and Reed Street to facilitate the use of emergency vehicles.

Motion to approve an application for the expanded curb cuts at Beard between Richards and Reed Street to facilitate the use of emergency vehicles.

Source: November 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. TRANSPORTATION/PUBLIC SAFETY………….ERIC Mc 2 Transportation Committee Chair Eric McClure reported that the committee reviewed a resolution made by Resilient Red Hook asking for Van Brunt Street to be removed from NYC’s truck routes.

Motion to support Resilient Red Hook’s motion asking for Van Brunt Street to be removed from NYC’s truck routes.

Source: November 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. LANDMARKS/LAND USE COMMITTEE………….…………... andmarks Committee Chair Robert Levine reported that the committee reviewed a Certificate of Appropriateness for 519 2nd Street.

Approval of a Certificate of Appropriateness application submitted to the Landmarks Preservation Commission to allow for barrier-free handicap access to the under-stoop basement entry by replacing existing concrete-surfaced areaway with historically appropriate bluestone pavers pitched to marry the sidewalk grade with the basement floor height at 519 2 Street Park Slope nd Historic District.

Source: November 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. CAPITAL & EXPENSE BUDGET WORKING GROUP………….………….. oard Member Rick Luftglass, with the help of Assistant District Manager Ty Beatty, presented the proposed Fiscal Year 2022 Capital & Budget recommendations as prepared for reporting to the Department of City Planning, along with an outline of the new Working Group’s processes for compiling the lists and how they plan to operate moving forward.

To approve the proposed Fiscal Year 2022 Capital & Expense Budget recommendations as prepared by the Capital & Expense Budget Working Group for reporting to the Department of City Planning.

Source: November 2020 Full Board Minutes

tive to the Gowanus Rezoning and the Public Place site along the Gowanus Canal. 1 Mr. Fleming ceded the remainder of his report to Board Member Jason Reischel, who is directing the Board’s annual elections. Mr. Reischel reported that the only nominations for Board leadership were of the existing slate of officers. With no nominations coming from the floor, the existing slate of Board offers was re-elected. vvv vvv PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE…………………………………… ermits & Licenses Committee Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license for 280 5th Avenue.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Terrace Restaurant and Bakery Corp. at 280 5th Avenue.

Source: November 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. vvv NEW/OTHER BUSINESS vvv

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. 2 To adjourn the meeting.

Source: October 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. Economics, Waterfront, Community Development and Housing committee co-chair Ariel Krasnow reported that the committee reviewed a presentation by the District Manager of Bronx Community Board 6 relative to the City exploring and expanding the development of accessory dwelling units and voted in favor of a motion to support the premise.

To extend the Board’s public support to exploring and expanding the development of accessory dwelling units.

Source: October 2020 Full Board Minutes

also gave brief comments relative to a truck traffic study for Red Hook and offered information on the upcoming elections. vvv vvv ECONOMICS, WATERFRONT, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND HOUSING COMMITTEE………….…………………………………………………… conomics, Waterfront, Community Development and Housing committee co-chair Ariel Krasnow reported that the committee reviewed a presentation by the directors of the Mediating Establishment and Neighbor Disputes (MEND) program, which is being administered by the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (OATH), and the committee voted to offer its support to the program.

To extend the Board’s public support to the Mediating Establishment and Neighbor Disputes (MEND) program under the administration of the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (OATH).

Source: October 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M.  NEW/OTHER BUSINESS 

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: January 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M. oard Chair Peter Fleming, kept his opening comments brief, welcoming meeting attendees, wished everyone a Happy New Year, and thanked them for attending at a very busy time of year for everyone. r. Racioppo made brief comments, highlighting the upcoming meeting calendar.   PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE………….…………GLENN KELLY, COMMITTEE MEMBER Board Member and Permits & Licenses Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee considered a new sidewalk cafe at 72 5th Avenue in Park Slope.

To approve a new sidewalk cafe submitted to the NYC Department of Consumer Affairs on behalf of Made in Sud Restaurant at 72 5th Avenue.

Source: January 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M.  ADOPTION OF MINUTES  Board Member Jerry Armer made a motion to accept the minutes of the December, 2019 general meeting, seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake.

Source: January 2020 Full Board Minutes

P.M.  NEW/OTHER BUSINESS 

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. 3 To adjourn the meeting.

Source: 20191211 General Board Minutes FINAL.pdf

P.M. TRANSPORTATION & PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE………………..ERIC Mc -CHAIR Transportation Committee Chair Eric McClure reported that the committee considered support for a congressional bill called the Helicopter Safety Act of 2019.

To support the Helicopter Safety Act of 2019.

Source: 20191211 General Board Minutes FINAL.pdf

P.M. Board Member and Permits & Licenses committee member Glenn Kelly, filling in for Committee Chair Rachel Freeman, reported that the committee considered a new on-premises liquor license at 449 Court Street.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of B&G LLC at 449 Court Street.

Source: 20191211 General Board Minutes FINAL.pdf

P.M. Board Member and Permits & Licenses committee member Glenn Kelly, filling in for Committee Chair Rachel Freeman, reported that the committee considered a new on-premises liquor license at 316 Douglass Street.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Brooklyn Craft Works Distilling LLC at 316 Douglass Street.

Source: 20191211 General Board Minutes FINAL.pdf

P.M. Board Member and Permits & Licenses committee member Glenn Kelly, filling in for Committee Chair Rachel Freeman, reported that the committee considered a new sidewalk café at 369 7th Avenue.

To approve a new sidewalk café license submitted to the Department of Consumer Affairs on behalf of Casa Azul Inc. at 369 7th Avenue.

Source: 20191211 General Board Minutes FINAL.pdf

P.M. PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE………….…………GLENN KELLY, COMMITTEE MEMBER Board Member and Permits & Licenses committee member Glenn Kelly, filling in for Committee Chair Rachel Freeman, reported that the committee considered a new on-premises liquor license at 552 Court Street.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Fillippo’s Inc. at 552 Court Street.

Source: 20191211 General Board Minutes FINAL.pdf

veryone, and thanking the Board for excusing his absence for the November meeting. The Chair also thanked First Vice Chair Eric McClure for filling in. r. Racioppo made brief comments, thanking First Vice Chair Eric McClure and the Board for acknowledging his engagement and announcing the details of the upcoming Holiday Party.   PARKS, RECREATION & ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMITTEE ………….……………………... -CHAIR Parks, Recreation & Environmental Protection co-Chair Hildegaard Link reported that the committee considered a proposal by the Gowanus CAG to have water quality requirements changed.

To send a letter to the NYS Department of Enviromental Conservation indicating support for the Gowanus CAG’s efforts to have the water quality requirements changed (Class-SD to Class-I) so that it’s more consistent with existing and future uses of the canal.

Source: 20191211 General Board Minutes FINAL.pdf

P.M.  ADOPTION OF MINUTES  Board Member Jerry Armer made a motion to accept the minutes of the November general meeting, seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake.

Source: 20191211 General Board Minutes FINAL.pdf

P.M. 3  NEW/OTHER BUSINESS 

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

Source: 20191113 General Board Minutes Final.pdf

P.M. Permits & Licenses Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee considered a new on-premises liquor license at 34 Van Dyke Street.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of BAB Food LLC at 34 Van Dyke Street.

Source: 20191113 General Board Minutes Final.pdf

P.M. Permits & Licenses Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee considered a new on-premises liquor license at 367 7th Avenue.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Winner BK LLC at 367 7th Avenue.

Source: 20191113 General Board Minutes Final.pdf

P.M. Permits & Licenses Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee considered a new on-premises liquor license at 548 4th Avenue.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Laresco Holdings LLC at 548 4th Avenue.

Source: 20191113 General Board Minutes Final.pdf

P.M. Permits & Licenses Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee considered a new on-premises liquor license at 387 Court Street.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of JKJ LLC at 387 Court Street.

Source: 20191113 General Board Minutes Final.pdf

P.M. PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE………….…………………….......... 2 Permits & Licenses Chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee considered a new on-premises liquor license at 380 Van Brunt Street.

To approve a new on-premises liquor license submitted to the State Liquor Authority on behalf of Somtumber Red Hook Inc at 380 Van Brunt Street.

Source: 20191113 General Board Minutes Final.pdf

congratulating District Manager Michael Racioppo on his recent engagement to his fiancé. r. Racioppo made brief comments, thank Assistant District Manager Ty Beatty for attending a meeting relative to a Department of Design and Construction sewer main project which has caused some issues in the north part of Park Slope and announcing the upcoming meeting schedule.   LANDMARKS & LAND USE COMMITTEE………….……………………... -CHAIR Landmarks Chair David Briggs reported that the committee considered a Certificate of Appropriateness application for 633 2nd Street in the Park Slope Historic District.

To approve a Certificate of Appropriateness application a new steel-framed bay window with increased curvature and more glazing on the rear façade; alterations to existing rear yard extension to expose one corner with a new window set; new steel-framed window on 3rd floor of existing rear yard extension at 633 2nd Street in the Park Slope Historic District.

Source: 20191113 General Board Minutes Final.pdf

P.M. 1  ADOPTION OF MINUTES  Board Member Jerry Armer made a motion to accept the minutes of the October general meeting, seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake.

Source: 20191113 General Board Minutes Final.pdf

P.M.  NEW/OTHER BUSINESS 

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting.

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P.M. TRANSPORTATION/PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE…….....………………. ransportation committee chair Eric McClure reported that the committee considered a proposal to consider FAR bonus incentives for transportation-related improved in the Gowanus corridor in conjunction with the Gowanus Neighborhood Rezoning. Conversation ensued relative to the on-going process of the Gowanus Rezoning, including a debate over the value of declaring such support prior to actually formally reviewing the proposed rezoning. As such, a motion to table was accepted and a vote to table to motion was taken.

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P.M. PARKS/RECREATION/ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION COMMITTEE.... ark committee chair Glenn Kelly reported that the committee had previously considered the proposed design of Henry Park III in Cobble Hill.

To support the proposed design of Henry Park III in Cobble Hill.

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P.M. LANDMARKS & LAND USE COMMITTEE………….……………………... -CHAIR 2 Land Use Chair Mark Shames reported that the committee considered a request by the Old American Can Factory to re-evaluate the zoning envelope of their properties as they are represented in the NYC Department of City Planning’s draft rezoning of Gowanus.

To support the Old American Can Factory’s requested that the zoning envelope for the properties be re-evaluated as a part of the Gowanus rezoning and within the DEIS without increasing the proposed FAR in light of the imminent landmark designation the properties and in order to maintain affordable arts spaces within the Gowanus Mix.

Source: 20191012 General Board Minutes TRUE FINAL.pdf

eeting and that 1st Vice Chair Eric McClure would serve as chair for that meeting. r. Racioppo made brief comments, including an invitation for anyone in attendance who might wish to receive his daily emails and information about voter registration as we head toward Election Day.   ECONOMICS/WATERFRONT/COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/HOUSING COMMITTEE …………………... oard Member Mark Shames presented on behalf of the EWCDH committee’s review of a consideration relevant to portions of Bond Street and 4th Street as they are represented in the NYC Department of City Planning’s draft rezoning of Gowanus.

To support longtime Gowanus businesses in attempts to remain viable in the neighborhood after the pending rezoning, Brooklyn Community Board 6 requests that the Department of City Planning make the following changes to the Draft Rezoning on the condition that the properties listed remain in their current use group: (1) To not de-map the end of Bond Street where it meets the canal to maintain full vehicle traffic; (2) To exempt 98 4th Street & 413 Bond Street from waterfront access requirements; (3) to exempt 413 Bond Street from the required visual corridor between 3rd Street and the Gowanus Canal.

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P.M. 1  ADOPTION OF MINUTES  Board Member Jerry Armer made a motion to accept the minutes of the June general meeting, seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake.

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P.M. **At this point, a motion was made to enter Executive Session for the purposes of considering a motion from the Finance, Personal & Law Committee relative to Board staff positions and compensation**  NEW/OTHER BUSINESS 

by Board Member Jerry Armer; seconded by Board Member Pauline Blake. To adjourn the meeting. 2

Source: 20190911 General Board Minutes FINAL.pdf

en born. r. Racioppo made brief comments also welcoming the Board back from its summer hiatus and outlining a few of the upcoming committee meetings. Mr. Racioppo also announced that the Board’s October General Meeting, which is typically on the second Wednesday of every month, would take place on Thursday, October 10 due to Wednesday October 9 being Yom Kippur.   PERMITS & LICENSES COMMITTEE………….………………………… ermits & Licenses chair Rachel Freeman reported that the committee reviewed a new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority at 459 Court Street.

Approval of new on-premises liquor license application submitted to the State Liquor Authority at 459 Court Street.

Source: 20190911 General Board Minutes FINAL.pdf