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Launched in 2013 and headquartered in Los Angeles (with a satellite office in New York City), Patch of Land uses technology and data to provide transparent and low - minimum real estate investing opportunities in both residential and commercial projects.

She commented about the problem of getting developers to commit to actually building what they promise to build, and noted that this problem is endemic to the land use process in New York City generally.

Contributions are so common at the state level because Albany controls many interests in New York City real estate, from property tax breaks to rent regulation and land use.

By exposing corruption, Progress New York hopes to establish democratic control over land use in New York City.

The city's top lobbyist, a nursing home operator and a property appraisal firm are among those who have been subpoenaed by New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman as part of an investigation he has opened into an ongoing city land use scandal.

Importantly, Genting has the exclusive lease on all the land anticipated to be used in phase one and is the only legislatively approved VLT operator in New York City.

In her recommendations, the former Chair of the New York City Council Land Use Committee -LSB-...]

In her recommendations, the former Chair of the New York City Council Land Use Committee (2002 - 09) cited several concerns with the proposals, namely the impermanence of senior affordable housing, the effect of eliminating parking for residents in a transit desert like Queens, the scores of extensive contextual rezonings previously issued throughout the five boroughs, and the insufficiencies in skilled labor commitments.

Mr. Johnson, 35, who represents the West Village, Chelsea and areas of Midtown Manhattan, had been considered among the front - runners for the job, the second most powerful political perch in New York City, with responsibilities for land - use decisions and approval of the city's $ 86 billion annual budCity, with responsibilities for land - use decisions and approval of the city's $ 86 billion annual budcity's $ 86 billion annual budget.

Mr. Johnson said he would approach land - use decisions by trying «to get to a place of yes»; that he wanted to take steps to «eradicate hunger in New York City»; and that he would deal with the prospect of tighter budgets — because of the new federal tax law or a potential economic downturn — by guarding funding for «programs and everyday things that affect the most New Yorkers and the poorest New Yorkers, to ensure that they don't get cut.»

The job of Council speaker is almost certainly the second-most influential political perch in the nation's largest city, with the power to reshape New York's physical layout through land - use decisions, and its municipal services through the budget, now $ 86 billion and growing.

The Artsbridge project, in the Highbridge section of the Bronx, is being developed by the Archdiocese using land provided by the City, with financing from both New York City and New York State.

Bronx Community Board No. 8 plays an important role in improving the quality of life for the communities it serves and in advocating with New York City government and elected officials for municipal service delivery, land use and zoning issues, business development, the City budget and other matters relating to the community's health, safety and welfare.

Each borough president had a powerful administrative role derived from having a vote on the New York City Board of Estimate, which was responsible for creating and approving the city's budget and proposals for land City Board of Estimate, which was responsible for creating and approving the city's budget and proposals for land city's budget and proposals for land use.

«If I was chair of the land use committee, and I was Jewish, and New York City real estate is basically owned in whole by basically the Jewish community, I would be raising money attacking that Lopez - Pierre guy.»

The New York City Economic Development Corporation announced plans to build the mixed - use development Sea View Healthy Community with medical, retail, residential and community spaces on more than 90 - acres of land at the former Sea View Hospital.

WINDHAM — New York City will turn over title to 815 acres of land it owns in the Greene County Town of Windham as part of the Department of Environmental Protection's watershed for recreational use.

HIs contributions to our neighborhood have included «securing financing through the State's Secured Hospital Revenue Bond Program so that Flushing Hospital Medical Center and Jamaica Hospital and Medical Center could modernize and expand; providing the Lifeline Center for Child Development with a permanent home; securing the financial support that has enabled the Bayside Historical Society to undertake its restoration of the Fort Totten Officers Club; creating the Colonial Farmhouse Restoration Society to operate the former Adriance Farm Site as the Queens Farm Museum and transferring 52 acres of surrounding land to New York City for permanent use as horticultural - agricultural parklands; and providing land for the Cross Island YMCA to expand, for the Hollis - Bellaire - Queens Village - Bellerose Little League to own their ball fields and for Catholic Charities of the Brooklyn - Queens Diocese to develop senior citizen housing in Bellerose.

After she lost the Democratic primary for New York City comptroller in 2009, Katz went to work for a law firm, Greenberg Traurig, specializing in land - use issues and government relations.

The lengthy land use review will start by September, according to the New York Daily News, when the city will unveil the specific boundaries of the rezoning and the affordability requirements for new buildings.

The New York City Council voted to approve the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure actions required to move forward on Rudin Management's residential development at the site of the former St. Vincent's hospital in the West Village, according to a statement today from Rudin.

The funding, received through New York State's Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) Initiative, will assist the City in transforming contaminated and inaccessible land into a vibrant mixed - use waterfront community featuring more than 5 acres of open space, market rate and affordable rental housing, and retail.

The land use committee voted in favor of the legislation today, in spite of opposition from City Planning and from the Real Estate Board of New York.

Greenfield, chairman of the City Council's Committee on Land Use, has $ 308,641.71 in a campaign account called «GreenfieldNY,» most of which came from real estate companies, the New York Observer reported.

«While we appreciate the current investigations going on with campaign finance, we ask the US attorney to create a federal version of the Moreland Commission against corruption — and to specifically focus on the pay - to - play party atmosphere on land use here in New York City.»

New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito has tapped Brooklyn councilman David Greenfield to be the new chairman of the city's Land Use Committee, a key panel that approves development projects and has veto power over the Department of City Planning's rezoning proposCity Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito has tapped Brooklyn councilman David Greenfield to be the new chairman of the city's Land Use Committee, a key panel that approves development projects and has veto power over the Department of City Planning's rezoning proposcity's Land Use Committee, a key panel that approves development projects and has veto power over the Department of City Planning's rezoning proposCity Planning's rezoning proposals.

The non-binding community board vote to approve the project came on the heels of the New York City Economic Development Corporation (EDC) setting in motion the public review process, known as the Uniform Land - Use Review Procedure (ULURP), on January 29 by officially obtaining permission to move forward with the initial project design and chosen developer, RAL Companies & Affiliates LLC.

11:00 AM — The New York City Committee on Land Use chaired CM Rafael Salamanca meets.

New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito has tapped Brooklyn councilman David Greenfield to be the new chairman of the city's Land Use CommitteeCity Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito has tapped Brooklyn councilman David Greenfield to be the new chairman of the city's Land Use Committeecity's Land Use Committee,...

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The battle between Gypsies, Travellers and the settled community over how land can be used has moved to the Green Belt, observes Peter Kabachnik of the City University of New York.

His work encompasses land use, zoning, affordable housing, and adaptive reuse, and, as a result, is at the forefront of New York City's historic preservation movement.

Michael Asher (b. 1943, Los Angeles; d. 2012, Los Angeles) John Baldessari (b. 1931, National City, CA; lives and works in Los Angeles) John Boskovich (b. 1956, Los Angeles; d. 2006, Los Angeles) Karen Carson (b. 1943, Corvallis, OR; lives and works in Venice, CA and Big Timber, MT) Center for Land Use Interpretation (founded in 1994, Los Angeles) Meg Cranston (b. 1960, Baldwin, NY; lives and works in Venice, CA) Kim Fisher (b. 1973, Hackensack, NJ; lives and works in Los Angeles) Scott Grieger (b. 1946, Biloxi, MS; lives and works in Venice, CA) Arturo Herrera (b. 1959, Caracas, Venezuela; lives and works in New York and Berlin) Mike Kelley (b. 1954, Wayne, MI; d. 2012, South Pasadena, CA) Barbara Kruger (b. 1945, Newark, NJ; lives and works in New York and Los Angeles) Daniel Joseph Martinez (b. 1957, Los Angeles; lives and works in Los Angeles) Renée Petropoulos (b. Los Angeles; lives and works in Venice, CA) Amanda Ross - Ho (b. 1975, Chicago; lives and works in Los Angeles) Stephen Prina (b. 1954, Galesburg, IL; lives and works in Los Angeles and Cambridge, MA) Kay Rosen (b. 1943, Corpus Christi, TX; lives and works in Gary, IN) Alexis Smith (b. 1949, Los Angeles; lives and works in Los Angeles) Lawrence Weiner (b. 1942, Bronx, NY; lives and works in New York)

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The New York City Department of City Planning (DCP) is working with communities across the city's floodplain to identify changes to development and land use to reduce flood risks, plan for adaptation over time, and create resilient, vibrant neighbourhoCity Department of City Planning (DCP) is working with communities across the city's floodplain to identify changes to development and land use to reduce flood risks, plan for adaptation over time, and create resilient, vibrant neighbourhoCity Planning (DCP) is working with communities across the city's floodplain to identify changes to development and land use to reduce flood risks, plan for adaptation over time, and create resilient, vibrant neighbourhocity's floodplain to identify changes to development and land use to reduce flood risks, plan for adaptation over time, and create resilient, vibrant neighbourhoods.

Using portable infrared radiometers, Gaffin and colleagues have been measuring land - skin temperatures (LSTs) in greater New York City, including at the Con Edison (power company) buildings shown above.

It brought together city planners, private - sector land - use attorneys, developers, architects, and theater - industry owners to explore the impact of proposed zoning changes for New York's theater district.

Nora Martins concentrates her practice on New York City zoning and land use, particularly applications for discretionary approvals from the New York City Board of Standards and Appeals and the City Planning Commission, such as variances, special permits, rezonings, demappings, and zoning text...

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The article examines David Greenfield and his role as chair of the Committee on Land Use on the New York City Council.

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San Francisco, New York City and King County, Wash., are among a number of municipalities around the country that have adopted policies promoting the use of public land for affordable housing, but some of the best examples of such policies in action are in the Washington, D.C. area.