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Register of Community Board Budget Requests

This dataset reports each of the projects and programs requested by the City’s 59 community boards. The Register is the charter mandated product of a dynamic and cyclical budget process for the 59 community boards. The community boards consult with agencies on the capital and expense needs of the district. After consulting, each community board develops and votes separate priorities for up to 40 capital and 25 expense budget requests which the agencies review and respond to in the Register of Community Board Requests for the Preliminary Budget in January. The Mayor’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) reviews these same budget requests and updates the responses for the Executive and Adopted Budgets. This dataset is updated three times per year after publication of the Preliminary, Executive and Adopted Budget, usually in January, April and June respectively.

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20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
01
Tracking Code
303202401E
Request
Other community board facilities and staff requests
Explanation
Increase baseline funding for community boards
Community Boards have not had a significant baseline budget expansion since 2014. The community boards need a significant budget increase to maintain their Charter-mandated duties which have become more technologically complex and costly since COVID. Boards need funding for consistent access to technology, functional office space, and expertise in land use and zoning. Most importantly, Boards need baseline funding for salaries both to hire staff with appropriate expertise and to retain staff in the competitive environment with other city agencies.
Response
As of the FY 2024 Adopted Budget, each Community Board's budget is $257,507.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Mayor's Office of Management and Budget
Street
59-61 E 4th St
Postcode
11218
Latitude
40.651352
Longitude
-73.977959
Council Disctrict
39
Bin
3122438
Bbl
3052730053
Census Tract
1502
Nta
BK0701
VIEW LOCATION
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
02
Tracking Code
303202402E
Request
Other request for services for the homeless
Explanation
Increase funding for more Manhattan Outreach Consortium homeless outreach workers and supervisors (5 additional staff).
These trained specialists develop trusting relationships with homeless people. The teams connect people in need of services such as medical and psychiatric care, food and shelter, while helping them transition into permanent housing. The increase in the number of people who are homeless on CD 3 streets along with the need to have some teams expanded to 3 people for safety require additional staff.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Street outreach services are available 24/7, 365 days a year. By calling 311 or using the 311 app when a homeless individual appears to be in need of assistance, any New Yorker can dispatch an outreach team to that person and help them move indoors. Funding for street outreach has more than doubled in recent years.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Homeless Services
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
03
Tracking Code
303202403E
Request
Other runaway and homeless youth requests
Explanation
Runaway and Homeless Youth programs serve youth holistically, enabling them to obtain the services needed to place them on a path to independent living and stability. The three types of services include residential services, drop-in centers, and street outreach.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: DYCD has increased funding in this service area.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Youth & Community Development
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
04
Tracking Code
303202404E
Request
Other facilities for the homeless requests
Explanation
Increase funding for more Safe Haven and stabilization beds.
(CB 3 is currently experiencing a crisis with the street homeless population. Safe Haven beds are low-threshold housing that enable street homeless to transition to housing and have proven effective. Currently there are not always beds available, especially in home neighborhoods, and people who are living on the street have had to wait for this form of shelter. Single-person units are needed to accommodate those who are not prepared to accept beds in 2-person units.
Response
Funding for this project/program is baselined in the agency's expense budget.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Homeless Services
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
05
Tracking Code
303202405E
Request
Other expense budget request for DYCD
Explanation
Increase funding to expand access to after school programs for elementary and high schools.
CB 3 is home to more than 17,000 children under 18 years of age, many of whom attend after school programs through Comprehensive After School System of NYC (COMPASS a), which is made up of over 800 programs serving K-12 and SONYC serving grades 6-8. Many of these much-needed programs in the Lower East Side have waitlists.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Presently, there are a variety of agency-funded programs in the district for this target population. Additional programs are contingent upon available funding and will be distributed through an RFP process. Organizations are encouraged to apply.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Youth & Community Development
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
06
Tracking Code
303202406E
Request
Other foster care and child welfare requests
Explanation
Fair Futures Program
Explanation: this is a public-private partnership that provides dedicated coaches, tutors and education, employment and housing specialists for youth in foster care ages 11 to 26.
Response
The agency will try to accommodate this issue within existing resources. OMB supports the agency's position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Administration for Children's Services
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
07
Tracking Code
303202407E
Request
Other educational programs requests
Explanation
Increased funding for Bridging the Gap program. This program focuses investments to add social worker and support staff to schools with high homeless population
Response
More information is needed from the community board before making a funding decision. The community board should contact the agency.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Education
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
08
Tracking Code
303202408E
Request
Other educational programs requests
Explanation
Increase funding for school nurses.
At the beginning of the pandemic less than 40% of schools had a full-time nurse on staff. Funding should be increased to ensure a full-time nurse at every school.
Response
More information is needed from the community board before making a funding decision. The community board should contact the agency.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Education
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
09
Tracking Code
303202409E
Request
Provide additional senior center staffing
Explanation
Increase funding for senior meals and kitchen staff salaries in senior centers and home- delivered meals.
No seniors are denied a meal through this program, which means some senior centers must dig deeper than others to keep up with demand, therefore more funding would help meet this need.
Response
Further study by the agency of this request is needed. Therefore, OMB does not take any position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department for the Aging
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
10
Tracking Code
303202410E
Request
Increase home delivered meals capacity
Explanation
Increase funding for home-delivered meals, which
provide access to nutritious and balanced meals, promote overall health, and support their ability to live independently in their communities. As NYC is ending COVID emergency meals, it is necessary to ensure funding for home-delivered meal program.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: The agency will try to accommodate this issue within existing resources.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department for the Aging
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
11
Tracking Code
303202411E
Request
Provide more frequent garbage or recycling pick-up
Explanation
DSNY has reduced collection services in rat mitigation zones. CD 3 is a rat mitigation zone because it has one of the most serious rodent problems in NYC. Outdoor dining has exacerbated the need for more extensive mitigation as well as more pick-ups needed. and loss of collection services will have rat mitigation back on track.
Response
Due to fiscal constraints, the availability of funds is uncertain.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Sanitation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
12
Tracking Code
303202412E
Request
Other expense budget request for DSNY
Explanation
Increased Sanitation pick-ups for NYCHA developments.
Some NYCHA developments, especially those without compactors, have bags of garbage sitting on the campus or at the curb for several days. This attracts other garbage and feeds rats. DSNY needs increased funding to add necessary additional pick-ups.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: This is not a budget request. The matter in question is an issue of service delivery and/or agency policy. Contact the Department of Sanitation to determine how best to resolve this issue.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Sanitation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
13
Tracking Code
303202413E
Request
Enhance NORC programs and health services
Explanation
NORCs in CD 3, of which there are six, provide Supportive Services Programs to maximize and support the successful aging in place of older residents. Many of the City's NORCs can access health and social services in their own buildings, building complexes or locally within their neighborhoods.
These programs are a model for bringing necessary care and support to seniors living in age-integrated buildings or neighborhoods.
Response
Further study by the agency of this request is needed. Therefore, OMB does not take any position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department for the Aging
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
14
Tracking Code
303202414E
Request
Provide or expand community composting programs
Explanation
Curbside composting.
Leftover food and yard scraps make up roughly a third of the city's residential waste stream. Composting greatly reduces the amount of garbage. Currently the vast majority of organic waste gets carted out of the city to landfills, where it emits methane. Garbage left on the street also attracts rats, and CD 3 was one of 3 original rat reduction neighborhoods because of the number of rats. Curb side composting is available throughout Queens because the largest share of composting material is yard scraps. CD 3 needs composting extended to our district to reduce the rodent problem and the amount of garbage in bags on our streets.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Although the Department of Sanitation supports this program, due to fiscal constraints the availability of funds is uncertain.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Sanitation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
15
Tracking Code
303202415E
Request
Other expense budget request for DPR
Explanation
Parks Maintenance Staff
Additional funds are needed to increase year-round workforce for parks maintenance so that there is less of a need to rely on temporary or seasonal staff.
Response
The agency recommends funding this budget request, but at this time the availability of funds is uncertain. OMB supports the agency's position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Parks and Recreation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
16
Tracking Code
303202416E
Request
Other park programming requests
Explanation
Recreation Programs.
Explanation: Playground Associates provide seasonal recreation activities for children and also maintain facilities and grounds and organize events.
Response
The agency recommends funding this budget request, but at this time the availability of funds is uncertain. OMB supports the agency's position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Parks and Recreation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
17
Tracking Code
303202417E
Request
Provide, expand, or enhance the Summer Youth Employment Program
Explanation
Increase funding for Summer Youth Employment Program. This is the nation's largest youth employment program. Increasing and baselining funding will make sure more applicants are connected with job placements. The program was canceled in summer 2020 and reinstated at reduced level after demand from community and service.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: DYCD has increased funding in this service area.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Youth & Community Development
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
18
Tracking Code
303202418E
Request
Other public housing maintenance, staffing and management requests
Explanation
Increase funding for staffing for grounds maintenance and building maintenance at NYCHA.
The Manhattan staffing has not been adequate to meet the needs of building maintenance and grounds maintenance, which are crucial staff positions needed to support our NYCHA buildings.
Response
The agency will try to accommodate this issue within existing resources. OMB supports the agency's position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Housing Authority
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
19
Tracking Code
303202419E
Request
Other public housing maintenance, staffing and management requests
Explanation
Increase funding for waste management staff and operations at NYCHA buildings.
Waste management staff and operations funding will help to combat waste and rodent issues and support important physical improvements, which address these problems but are below the capital project funding threshold. Bridge Training.
Response
Further study by the agency of this request is needed.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Housing Authority
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
20
Tracking Code
303202420E
Request
Other expense budget request for DYCD
Explanation
The WorkLearnGrow program builds off the experiences gained in SYEP. WLG provides SYEP participants who are between the ages of 16-19 and currently in-school with career readiness training and paid employment opportunities for up to 25 weeks from October to March.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: DYCD has increased funding in this service area.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Youth & Community Development
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
21
Tracking Code
303202421E
Request
Provide, expand, or enhance Cornerstone and Beacon programs (all ages, including young adults)
Explanation
Increase funding for Cornerstone programs, which serve students and their families year-round in NYCHA community centers.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: DYCD has increased funding in this service area.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Youth & Community Development
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
22
Tracking Code
303202422E
Request
Forestry services, including street tree maintenance
Explanation
Need for additional Forestry Staff.
Funding would go towards keeping up with demand for pruning and stump removal requests.
Response
The agency recommends funding this budget request, but at this time the availability of funds is uncertain. OMB supports the agency's position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Parks and Recreation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
23
Tracking Code
303202423E
Request
Other expense budget request for DPR
Explanation
Increased funding for Green Thumb staff was not baselined. The increase will allow Parks to maintain current level of staffing.
Response
The agency recommends funding this budget request, but at this time the availability of funds is uncertain. OMB supports the agency's position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Parks and Recreation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
24
Tracking Code
303202424E
Request
Enhance park safety through more security staff (police or parks enforcement)
Explanation
Additional Parks Enforcement Police -
they provide a uniformed presence where they safeguard Parks properties and facilities and enforce rules and regulations regarding quality-of-life.
Response
The agency recommends funding this budget request, but at this time the availability of funds is uncertain. OMB supports the agency's position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Parks and Recreation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 03
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
03
Priority
25
Tracking Code
303202425E
Request
Provide more frequent litter basket collection
Explanation
Litter Basket service must be expanded as CD 3 is a rat mitigation zone and also has many restaurants resulting in more visitors/ overflowing litter baskets. Open Restaurants have increased the amount of garage and cessation of curbside composting has also increased garbage for pickup.
Especially on weekends baskets are overflowing. CD 3 streets have become are filthy and have piles of garbage between sheds and sidewalk seating and residential garbage is places in whatever space available due to traditional locations now taken up with restaurant sheds.
Response
Due to fiscal constraints, the availability of funds is uncertain.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Sanitation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202428C
Request
Provide new homeless shelters or SROs
Explanation
Establish a standard family with children shelter that can provide a robust level of onsite services and programs in the district.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: DHS currently funds programs to address these issues and concerns. To learn more about these programs and available resources in your district, please contact the agency.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Homeless Services
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202429C
Request
Renovate interior building component
Explanation
Funding for SCA to build new bleachers at HS for Environmental studies at 444 W 56th Street.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: The agency will try to accommodate this issue within existing resources.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Education
Street
444 West 56 Street, Manhattan, N
Postcode
11220
Latitude
40.642451
Longitude
-74.015001
Council Disctrict
38
Census Tract
74
Nta
BK0702
VIEW LOCATION
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202430C
Request
Renovate interior building component
Explanation
Fund needed elevator replacement at the Bayard Rustin Educational Complex at 351 West 18th Street.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Unable to prioritize funding for this project request at this time.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Education
Street
351 West 18 Street, Manhattan,
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202431C
Request
Renovate or upgrade an elementary school
Explanation
Fund needed security door alarm system at P.S. 11 at 320 West 21 Street.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Unable to prioritize funding for this project request at this time.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Education
Street
320 West 21 Street
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202432C
Request
Renovate or upgrade a high school
Explanation
Food and Finance High School: Complete needed funding of $2 million for a chemistry lab.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Unable to prioritize funding for this project request at this time.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Education
Site Street
West 50th Street
Street
525 West 50th Street
Postcode
11220
Latitude
40.644686
Longitude
-74.009603
Council Disctrict
38
Census Tract
98
Nta
BK0703
VIEW LOCATION
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202433C
Request
Renovate or upgrade an elementary school
Explanation
Provide $75,000 to complete P.S.51, at 525 West 44th Street, to Rooftop Garden.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Unable to prioritize funding for this project request at this time.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Education
Street
525 West 44 Street, Manhattan,
Postcode
11220
Latitude
40.648043
Longitude
-74.006108
Council Disctrict
38
Census Tract
86
Nta
BK0703
VIEW LOCATION
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202434C
Request
Renovate or upgrade a high school
Explanation
P.S.35M: Increase funding of $100,000.00 to upgrade library to include also computer and media lab.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Unable to prioritize funding for this project request at this time.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Education
Site Street
West 52 Street
Street
317 West 52 Street
Postcode
11220
Latitude
40.646179
Longitude
-74.015099
Council Disctrict
38
Census Tract
78
Nta
BK0702
VIEW LOCATION
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202435C
Request
Renovate or upgrade an elementary school
Explanation
Provide Funds to make P.S. 111 School, at 440 West 53rd Street, gymnasium and auditorium ADA accessible. This would allow people with limited mobility to access the gym and auditorium for events.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Unable to prioritize funding for this project request at this time.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Education
Support By 1
Speaker Corey Johnson
Site Street
West 53rd Street
Street
440 West 53rd Street
Postcode
11220
Latitude
40.64417
Longitude
-74.013315
Council Disctrict
38
Census Tract
76
Nta
BK0702
VIEW LOCATION
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202436C
Request
Provide new facilities such as a firehouse or EMS station
Explanation
Fund the permanent relocation of the West 23rd Street #7 EMS station (FDNY) to West 29th Street (11/12 Ave) MCB4 specifically requests immediate funding for a relocation of the EMS station that is temporarily located on W. 23rd Street and Tenth Avenue. The current temporary location was never designed for the heavy use the EMS is placing on this site. The current small, cramped location adjacent to residential buildings has resulted in noise and exhaust pollution. The site is unsafe for both FDNY personnel and nearby residents and pedestrians.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Further study by the agency of this request is needed.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Fire Department
Support By 1
Council of Chelsea Block Associations
Support By 2
Council Member Corey Johnson
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202437C
Request
Evaluate a public location or property for green infrastructure, e.g. rain gardens, stormwater greenstreets, green playgrounds
Explanation
Continued Support: MCB4 lauds the administrations NYC Green Infrastructure Program and we ask that EDC and other agency partners, including the Federal government design, construct and maintain a variety of sustainable green infrastructure practices within MCD4. A portion of the FY 2023 budget should be earmarked to conduct a feasibility study of measures that can limit the damage of storm surges including flood gates.
Response
Further investigation is required. Contact the agency.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Environmental Protection
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202438C
Request
Other garbage collection and recycling infrastructure requests
Explanation
Restore and Expand funding for the Better Bin Pilot Program. The Better Bin pilot program resulted in a new bin prototype, but testing and roll-out have been suspended due to a lack of funding. There are also areas in our neighborhood in need of additional baskets (e.g. recycling in addition to trash, to prevent overflow). Improvements to litter baskets as well as additional baskets in areas of need could help with the rat problem and improve sidewalk aesthetics.
Response
Due to fiscal constraints, the availability of funds is uncertain.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Sanitation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202439C
Request
Other affordable housing programs requests
Explanation
The Slaughterhouse Site RFP located at 495 11th Ave. Provide sufficient subsidy so 100% of the units are permanently affordable. This 100% permanently affordable development will satisfy two commitments made by the City in the rezoning for affordable apartments to be built on Site M, and on the 20th Street sanitation parking space. It will be affordable at 80 to 165% of AMI. The project will have a height of 45 stories, will include an affordable supermarket and 0ver 75 units of Supportive Housing.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: Further study by the agency of this request is needed.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Housing Preservation & Development
Support By 1
Speaker Corey Johnson
Support By 2
Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer
Street
495 11 Avenue, Manhattan, New Yo
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202440C
Request
Invest in infrastructure that will support growth in commercial business districts
Explanation
Continue to fund the creation of Block 5 and 6 of Bella Abzug Park by issuing tax-exempt bonds by HYDC.
Response
The agency will try to accommodate this issue within existing resources. OMB supports the agency's position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Economic Development Corporation
Support By 1
Council Member Corey Johnson
Support By 2
Hudson Yards\Hell's Kitchen Alliance
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202441C
Request
Other affordable housing programs requests
Explanation
Provide adequate capital subsidy for the HPD development at the NYCHA Harborview Terrace site located at West 55 Street and 10th Avenue and designate a developer from the most recent RFP process.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: The agency will accommodate this issue within existing resources.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Housing Preservation & Development
Support By 1
Council Member Helen Rosenthal
Support By 2
Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer
Site Street
W 55th St
Street
525 W 55th St
Postcode
11220
Latitude
40.641884
Longitude
-74.012518
Council Disctrict
38
Census Tract
100
Nta
BK0703
VIEW LOCATION
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202442C
Request
Roadway maintenance (i.e. pothole repair, resurfacing, trench restoration, etc.)
Explanation
Resurface 8th Avenue bike lane. The bike lane is very damaged with many potholes and the green paint and stripping is warn off.
Response
This project has already been completed. Please remove from future requests.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Transportation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202443C
Request
Provide a new or expanded park or amenity (i.e. playground, outdoor athletic field)
Explanation
Continue to complete the design for a new park at West 48th Street and 10th Avenue as committed to during Western Rail Yard rezoning and negotiations.
Response
This project has already been funded, but the community board should reach out to the Agency with more detail regarding this request.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Parks and Recreation
Support By 1
47/48 Street Block Association
Site Street
10th Ave
Cross Street 1
West 48th St
Cross Street 2
West 48th St
Street
10th Ave
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202444C
Request
Provide new type and/or specific type of program
Explanation
Increase funding for fitness recreation equipment.
Response
Due to fiscal constraints, the availability of funds is uncertain.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Parks and Recreation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
CS
Tracking Code
304202445C
Request
Reconstruct or upgrade a park or amenity (i.e. playground, outdoor athletic field)
Explanation
Increase funding to an additional $1 Million to renovate Penn South Basket Ball Court; also drinking fountain and surface area and sidewalks
Response
This project has already been funded, but the community board should reach out to the Agency with more detail regarding this request.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Parks and Recreation
Street
West 26 Street 8/9 Avenues
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
01
Tracking Code
304202401C
Request
Provide more housing for special needs households, such as the formerly homeless
Explanation
Provide adequate capital subsidy for the senior supportive housing site at Hartley House located at 413 West 46th Street.
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: The agency will try to accommodate this issue within existing resources.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Housing Preservation & Development
Support By 1
Hartley House
Support By 2
Hudson Guild
Street
413 West 46 Street, Manhattan, N
Postcode
11220
Latitude
40.648362
Longitude
-74.009658
Council Disctrict
38
Census Tract
80
Nta
BK0702
VIEW LOCATION
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
02
Tracking Code
304202402C
Request
Other affordable housing programs requests
Explanation
Provide adequate capital subsidy for the Multifamily Preservation Loan Program (MPLP) and the Senior Affordable Rental Apartments (SARA) for the following affordable housing projects: 560 West 52nd Street & 464 West 25th Street - (MPLP) 500 West 52nd Street - (SARA)
Response
OMB supports the agency's position as follows: The agency will try to accommodate this issue within existing resources.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Housing Preservation & Development
Support By 1
Clinton Housing Development Corporation
Support By 2
Westside Neighborhood Alliance
Site Street
West 52nd St
Street
500 & 560 West 52nd St
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
03
Tracking Code
304202403C
Request
Provide a new NYPD facility, such as a new precinct house or sub-precinct
Explanation
Fund the acquisition of a NYPD sub-station facility for the 10th Precinct in the Hudson Yards area, will provide better coordination and service across the entire district.
Response
The agency has not submitted a proposal to increase funding for this project. Therefore, OMB does not take any position.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Police Department
Support By 1
Hell's Kitchen Neighborhood Coalition
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
04
Tracking Code
304202404C
Request
Repair or construct new curbs or pedestrian ramps
Explanation
Fulfill the city's commitment to install ADA compliant ramps at intersections - Dyer Ave and West 34th Street - North side of West 42 Street and Dyer Avenue. In addition, install up to 30 audible pedestrian signals, especially at West 15th Street and 9th avenue.
Response
Sidewalks are the responsibility of the adjacent property owner. For curb repair, please submit specific locations to the Borough Commissioner for review. For Pedestrian Ramps, the Adopted Budget includes a Citywide allocation. Specific locations are determined by DOT.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Transportation
Support By 1
CHEKPEDS
Support By 2
HYHK Alliance BID
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
05
Tracking Code
304202405C
Request
Other capital budget request
Explanation
Expand funding for the Office of Technology and Innovation to provide reliable high-speed Wi-Fi in all schools. Even though schools continue to receive funding for computer carts and mobile devices from local elected officials, the buildings' Internet/Wi-Fi infrastructur is often inadequate to support the use of these devices.
Response
The request does not seem to be applicable to the Responsible Agency. OMB cannot make a determination at this time.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
06
Tracking Code
304202406C
Request
Other capital budget request for EDC
Explanation
The Manhattan Cruise Ship terminal is an overwhelming source of pollution. When ships are docked, their engines run to generate power and keep the lights on, emitting thousands of tons of diesel particulates into the air. A docked ship?s emission for one day equal 34,000 idling tractor trailers. Installing a socket for cruise ships to "plug-in"" to draw power from the existing power grid will dramatically reduce diesel particulate matter and improve the water quality in the Hudson River. Cruise ship fleets are already turning over and the EDC should serve that demand to upgrade the terminal and reduce the carbon footprint of the cruise ship industry.
Response
EDC is currently investigating the possibility of a project at this site.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Economic Development Corporation
20230630
Publication: 20230630 • Boro: 3 • Board: 04
Publication
20230630
Boro
3
Board
04
Priority
07
Tracking Code
304202407C
Request
Other capital budget request for DSNY
Explanation
Provide funds for needed roof repair and other necessary repairs to defend the structural integrity of the DSNY Building at 128 West 17th Street, aka, Former Colored School No 4.
Response
Due to fiscal constraints, the availability of funds is uncertain.
Responded By
OMB
Responsible Agency
Department of Sanitation
Support By 1
Council of Chelsea Block Associations
Support By 2
Council Member Erik Bottcher
Street
128 West 17 Street, Manhattan, N
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