Brooklyn Community Board 6

Full Board Meeting

When:

Wednesday, June 14, 2023, 6:30 PM

Where:

Van Alen Institute & Zoom @ bit.ly/cb6june14zoom

AGENDA

I.ADOPTION OF MINUTES

II.Chairperson's Report, Eric McClure

III. District Manager's Report, Mike Racioppo

IV. COMMITTEE REPORTS:

A. LANDMARKS - David Briggs, Committee Chair

The CB6 Landmarks Committee approved the following three applications during their May 25th meeting.

• Motion to approve 169 Congress Street(Btw Clinton & Henry)- application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for window replacement and a new roof terrace
• Motion to approve 287 Carroll Street (BTW Smith & Hoyt) - application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for alterations to the front facade, windows & awnings, and a rear yard extension. '
• Motion to approve304-306 Carroll Street (Btw Smith & Hoyt)- application for a Certificate of Appropriateness to allow for the restoration of primary and secondary facades, new windows and doors, excavation front and side areaway restoration, and non-visible rear yard extension.
• Application materials are available at bit.ly/lmlumaterials52523

B. PERMITS & LICENSES- Rebecca Kobert, Committee Chair

The CB6 Permits & Licenses committee unanimously approved the following two liquor license applications during their May 22^nd meeting.

Application materials are available at bit.ly/may22plapps.

• 358 Columbia Street on behalf of Wraptor 358 LLC.
• 77 Commerce Street on behalf of Salt and Sea Partners LLC.

C. TRANSPORTATION/PUBLIC SAFETY- Doug Gordon, Committee Chair

• The CB6 Transportation/ Public Safety committee unanimously approved the following motion during their May 17^th meeting. Approve the Department of Transportation's (DOT) plan for the 9^th Street bike lane as presented with additional conditions: Add Leading Pedestrian Intervals (LPIs) on 2^nd Ave crossing 9^th Street, extend LPIs beyond the current 7 seconds to the maximum amount allowable, add LPI signage notifying cyclists that they may proceed on the pedestrian signal, add green hash marks at driveways where the bike lane protection disappears, add calming traffic measures as needed that would legally allow a 15 mph speed and implement these changes this summer.

V.     NEW/OTHER BUSINESS

VI.      Community Session

• This section of the agenda is set aside for the public to have an opportunity to address the Board. Guests will be given up to three minutes to present their item.)

VII.ADJOURNMENT

The agenda is subject to change up until the time of the meeting.