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Council Meeting

City Council

May 23, 20181:30 PMCouncil Chambers - City Hall

The NYC City Council met on May 23, 2018 and discussed 84 bills. 32 bills were approved, including "Zoning, 85 Mercer Street, Manhattan (C 150348 ZSM)" and "Zoning, Sidewalk café, 158 West 72nd Street, Manhattan (20185267 TCM)". 51 were referred to committee.

Agenda

Roll Call
Invocation
Adoption of Minutes
Messages & Papers from the Mayor
Communications from City, County & Borough Offices
Petitions and Communications

Legislation

84 bills discussed — 32 approved, 51 referred to committee, 1 laid over

Broadcasting of mandatory debates.

Int 0014-2018

Commissioner of Deeds

T2018-1849

US Supreme Court to protect public sector collective bargaining in Janus v. American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME).

Res 0190-2018

Requiring defibrillators at softball fields where youth leagues play.

Int 0189-2018

Certain sidewalk repairs.

Int 0210-2018

Acknowledging workers’ gains through the American labor movement.

Res 0240-2018

Planning, PRC Tiffany Street, Bronx (20185269 HAX)

LU 0066-2018

Planning, Bethany Place, Manhattan (20185271 HAM)

LU 0068-2018

Planning, Two Buildings Tenants United HDFC, Manhattan (20185330 HAM)

LU 0071-2018

Planning, CHS, Brooklyn (20185329 HAK)

LU 0072-2018

Commercial rent tax credit.

Int 0882-2018

Health insurance coverage for surviving family members of certain deceased employees of the DOT.

Int 0895-2018

Planning, MPLP Uptown 6 Cluster, Manhattan (20185331 HAM)

LU 0079-2018

Planning, 615 West 150th Street Cluster, Manhattan (20185332 HAM)

LU 0080-2018

Establish that the discount percentage for early payment of real estate taxes be set at one-half of one percent per annum for FY'19.

Res 0359-2018

Establish that the interest rate be 7% per annum for FY`19 for non-payment of taxes on properties with an assessed value of not more than $250,000, or not more than $250,000 per residential unit for cooperative apartments.

Res 0360-2018

Establish that the interest rate be 18% percent per annum for FY'19 for non-payment of taxes on properties with an assessed value of over $250,000, or over $250,000 per residential unit for cooperative apartments.

Res 0361-2018

LU 66 - Planning, PRC Tiffany Street, Bronx (20185269 HAX)

Res 0371-2018

LU 68 - Planning, Bethany Place, Manhattan (20185271 HAM)

Res 0372-2018

LU 71 - Planning, Two Buildings Tenants United HDFC, Manhattan (20185330 HAM)

Res 0373-2018

LU 72 - Planning, CHS, Brooklyn (20185329 HAK)

Res 0374-2018

LU 79 - Planning, MPLP Uptown 6 Cluster, Manhattan (20185331 HAM)

Res 0375-2018

LU 80 - Planning, 615 West 150th Street Cluster, Manhattan (20185332 HAM)

Res 0376-2018

Zoning, 85 Mercer Street, Manhattan (C 150348 ZSM)

M 0056-2018

Zoning, Sidewalk café, 158 West 72nd Street, Manhattan (20185267 TCM)

M 0057-2018

LU 95 - Aquinas Housing for the Elderly, Bronx

Res 0364-2018

LU 96 - Essie Jeffries Apartments, Manhattan

Res 0365-2018

LU 97 - Inwood House, Manhattan

Res 0366-2018

LU 98 - Lafayette Morrison Apartments, Bronx

Res 0367-2018

LU 99 - Rockaway Village Phase 1, Queens

Res 0368-2018

LU 100 - 943-947 Teller Avenue HDFC, Bronx

Res 0369-2018

LU 101 - 1314 Seneca HDFC, Bronx

Res 0370-2018

Clarifying the requirements for site safety training providers and persons required to obtain site safety training.

Int 0720-2018

Documents

Meeting AgendaPDF

Files (2)

Meeting Agenda

5/21/2018

Meeting Minutes

5/21/2018