BROOKLYNCOMMUNITY
BOARD SIX FULL
BOARDMEETING HELD AT
VAN ALEN & ON ZOOM
January 10, 2024
ATTENDANCE
PRESENT:
Doug Gordon, , Evan Farley, David Briggs, Joe Anne Brown, Reema Sharma, Leroy Branch, Angelica Ramdhari- Mark Shames, Robert Levine, Jerry Armer, Hildegaard Link, Pauline Blake-, Deborah Lauter, Rick Luftglass, Madeline Rumley, Eric McClure Peter Fleming, ,Natasha Campbell, Van Krishnamoorthy, Alec Schierenbeck, Brandon West, Rebecca Kobert, Rivera, A. Block J, Sawyer E, Radalet S, Tiffany Reid- Brown , Mandi Spishak- Thomas, Armer J, Trauban E, Middleton S, Cole S, Radalet S, Block J, Sharama R, K. Gurl, E Cohen, S. Middleton,
ABSENT:
H DAVIS, K. Smalls, JPainter,
GUESTS:
HON ANDREW GOUNARDES
HON JOANNE SIMON
HON LINCOLN RESTLER
Chairperson Eric McClure called the meeting to order at 6:39 P.M.
CHAIRPERSON’SREPORT………………………………ERIC MCCLURE, BOARD CHAIR
DISTRICTMANAGER’SREPORT…………….MICHAELRACIOPPO, DISTRICT
MANAGER
II.COMMITTEE REPORTS:
A. Permits & Licenses Mandi Spishak-Thomas presented the following locations to be to be approved for on-premises • 80 4th Street- between Bond & Hoyt St. Approved Unanimously B. Land Use C. David Briggs presented the a recommendation to approve the City of Yes Economic Development proposal with the following conditions: • Restrict business hours for home occupations to 7 am - 6 pm. • Permitted uses should not conflict with the quiet enjoyment of residences in the building or on adjoining properties. • Life Sciences and Medical Labs in residential areas cannot exceed 10,000 sf unless located within the hospital/medical center. • Establish minimum floor plate size to trigger the requirement for separate egress stairs in buildings with commercial and residential uses. • Mixed-use buildings with commercial and residential uses should require full mitigation of environmental nuisances (odors, noise, etc.) from entering the residential portion of the building. • Home occupations should be limited to three people, including owner(s), full and part-time employees. • BSA-approval of automotive repair establishments should prevent all automotive repairs, use of petroleum products, and charging stations from taking place on any portion of a public way (including sidewalks). • For micro-distribution centers provide off-sidewalk parking for delivery bikes and storage and storefront transparency so activities within are visible to passersby. Approved with 2 abstentions
Meeting adjourned at 8:21 pm