BROOKLYN COMMUNITY BOARD 14 FLATBUSH MIDWOOD COMMUNITY DISTRICT 810 East 16 th Street Brooklyn, New York 11230
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1 BROOKLYN COMMUNITY BOARD 14 FLATBUSH MIDWOOD COMMUNITY DISTRICT 810 East 16 th Street, New York MARTY MARKOWITZ Borough President ALVIN M. BERK Chairman SHAWN CAMPBELL District Manager December 12, 2012 Dear Community Resident: In accordance with Section 204 of the New York City Charter, the Mayor has submitted for review and comment, the Citywide Statement of Needs for Fiscal Years 2014 and The purpose of this statement is two-fold: to inform the public at the earliest possible stage of the City s future needs for facilities and the specific criteria for selecting their locations; and to provide information about the existing distribution of City properties. The Statement of Needs, the Atlas of City properties and the Criteria for the location of City Facilities adopted by the City Planning Commission are now available for review by the residents of Community Board 14. The Statement of Needs describes City facilities, that are proposed for closing or expansion in the next two (2) years. Community Board 14 will be submitting comments on these documents no later than February 28, To that end, a public hearing has been scheduled to provide an opportunity for public comment on these important documents, prior to the next regular monthly meeting of the board as follows: DATE: Wednesday, January 9, 2013 TIME: PLACE: 7:30 PM CB14 District Office 810 East 16 th Street (between Avenue H and the Dead End), New York Please do not hesitate to contact our office if you have any questions on the attached. Sincerely, Shawn Campbell District Manager Phone: (718) Fax: (718) info@cb14brooklyn.com Web:
2 CITYWIDE STATEMENT OF NEEDS FOR CITY FACILITIES FISCAL YEARS 2014 AND 2015 BROOKLYN COMMUNITY BOARD 14 REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FROM AGENCIES HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) Relocation of DOHMH Health Staten Island 8 No site Center Offices Human Resources Administration (HRA) Relocation of HRA s 9 No site Administrative Headquarters CD 1 Relocation of Bureau of Eligibility Bronx 10 No site Verification (BEV) Consolidation of Bronx Medicaid Bronx 11 No site Offices Permanent Supportive Congregate Housing 12 Request whether a location within Transitional Supportive Congregate Housing 13 Request whether a location within Relinquishment of HRA s Multi- Service Centers (MSC) 14 Request whether a location within Department of Homeless Services (DHS) Replace/Upgrade Transitional and Assessment Shelter Facilities for Homeless Individuals and Families All Boroughs 15 Request whether a location within
3 INFRASTRUCTURE Department of Sanitation (DSNY) Consolidation and Relocation of Sanitation Garages for Community Districts 6 and 8 CD 6 17 No site Replacement Community District 11 Garage CD No site Department of Transportation (DOT) Relocation of Citywide Concrete 19 No CD 14 site Unit of the Sidewalk Management (SIM) Program CD 7 Relocation of Safety City 20 Request whether a location within Program Relocation of Queens Safety City Program from Forest Park Queens CD No site Consolidate Staten Island Roadway Repair and Fleet Services Unit 22 No site PUBLIC SAFETY New York City Police Department (NYPD) Relocation of North 24 No site Detective Operations and North Internal Affairs Bureaus CD 9 Relocation of Queens Tow Pound Queens 25 No site Relocation of Traffic Enforcement Division CD 4 or 5 26 No site
4 PARKS AND OTHER AGENCIES Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) New Visitor Center at Bowne Queens 28 No site House CD 7 New Cultural Education Center for Wyckoff House CD No CD 14 site Queens Public Library (QL) Mitchell-Linden Community Library- New Expanded Replacement Facility Queens CD 7 30 No site New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) New Building at Staten Island Staten Island 31 No site Historical Society (SIHS) CD 3 STATUS OF PROPOSALS FY CITYWIDE STATEMENT OF NEEDS The status as of November 2012, of proposals in last year s Statement of Needs is listed below. The status categories used are defined as follows: Implemented Sited Modified Inactive/ Withdrawn Proposal for which an application received a final approval; or for which a contract for operation of a facility was approved; or for which a facility was located in existing city space; or for which an expansion, reduction or closing was completed. An application filed, but not yet approved; or contractor selected, but contract has not yet received final approval; or expansion/reduction of existing site is underway. City still actively seeking site for facility. Proposal was modified and included in a later Statement. City not actively seeking site or implementing proposal because of fiscal or programming considerations.
5 Human Resources Administration Relocation of Business Link Office Consolidation of Medicaid Offices Consolidation of Medicaid Offices CD 2 Relocation of HRA s HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) CD 2 Greenwood Center Permanent Supportive Congregate Housing Quality Assurance Program Monitoring (QAMP) N/A Withdrawn Substance Abuse Centralized N/A Withdrawn Assessment Program Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Relocation of the Environmental or Queens Health/Bureau of Food Safety and Community Sanitation (FSCS)-Food Vendor Inspection Queens Animal Receiving Center Queens CD 8 Implemented Department of Youth and Community Development Relocation of Educational and Sports Equipment Storage Space Relocation of Department of Youth and CD 1 Community Development s Headquarters Offices Department of Environmental Protection Reduction of Office Space/ CD 9 Customer Service Bureau Offices for Administrative and Field Inspection Staff and Relocation of Inspection Vehicles
6 Permanent Structure for the Bureau of Water and Sewer Operations Division Upgrade and Reconstruct the Bronx Bureau of Water and Sewer Operations (BWSO) Facility Relocation of Air and Noise Enforcement Relocation of Water Maintenance and North Sewer Maintenance Facility Consolidation of the Water Maintenance Personnel Division Facility/Bureau of Water Supply Operations (BWSO) Relocation of Bureau of Customer Services Meter Test Facility Relocation and Consolidation of Construction Services Division Two New Aeration Facilities/Newtown Creek Water Quality Improvement Program CD 9 North CD 6 Queens CD 2 Queens CD 2 and CD 5 Inactive Inactive Inactive Department of Transportation Relocation of Citywide Concrete Unit of CD 5 Modified the Sidewalk Management (SIM) Program Relocation of the Highway CD 7 Implemented Inspection Quality Assurance (HIQA) Office Relocation of Bridges Painting Warehouse Division /Queens Catchment Area New York City Police Department Relocation of NYPD Central Record/Property Clerk Warehouse World Trade Center Command Center CD 1 Department of Parks and Recreation New Neighborhood Park in Bushwick CD 4 Travers Park Edition Queens CD 3 Sited
7 Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT) Expansion of DoITT Staff and Data Center to Support CitiServe Initiative Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Relocation of HPD/West CD 9 Office of Enforcement Services NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Proposed Site Selections for New Schools in Fiscal Year Borough/School District Facility Type Size Proposed Location CSD 22 Small Primary School 397 seats CD 12, 14, 15, 17 or 18
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