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Public Hearings · Public Hearings and Meetings

10-6-26 Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises meeting

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City Council published by agency
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2026-09-30T00:00:00.000
Event
2026-10-06T11:00:00.000
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250 Broadway
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Matched Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises · 2026-10-06
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Land use projects on this agenda

5 land use projects cover 10 of the 15 Council matters on this agenda.

5 matters on this agenda are not part of a land use project in this source record. They are listed below on their own.

  1. FORT HAMILTON MEWS REZONING (2025K0284)

    Application numbers 260238ZMK, 260239ZRK

    2 matters
    Matters filed under this project
  2. Park Avenue Brooklyn Rezoning (2022K0430)

    Application numbers 240218ZMK, 240219ZRK

    2 matters
    Matters filed under this project
  3. Sojourner Truth - Mapes Rezoning (2023X0149)

    Application numbers 240206ZMX, 240207ZRX

    2 matters
    Matters filed under this project
  4. 69-67 108th Street Rezoning (2025Q0247)

    Application numbers 260186ZMQ, 260187ZRQ

    2 matters
    Matters filed under this project
  5. 289 Kent Avenue Rezoning (2024K0240)

    Application numbers 260087ZMK, 260088ZRK

    2 matters
    Matters filed under this project

Matters are grouped by the city application number that the matter and the project already share, never by a likeness between their titles. Being on the same agenda is not a shared position, and a recorded hearing or layover is a step in the review, not a decision on the project. Every item on this agenda is still listed below, in the order the source record gives it.

  1. T2026-2620 (opens in new tab)

    Zoning, 108-05 68th Road Rezoning, Queens (C 260234 ZMQ).

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    Introduced
  2. T2026-2621 (opens in new tab)

    Zoning, 108-05 68th Road Rezoning, Queens (N 260235 ZRQ).

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    Introduced
  3. T2026-2622 (opens in new tab)

    Zoning, 100-12 Queens Boulevard Rezoning, Queens (C 260184 ZMQ).

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    Introduced
  4. T2026-2623 (opens in new tab)

    Zoning, 100-12 Queens Boulevard Rezoning, Queens (N 260185 ZRQ).

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    Introduced
  5. T2026-2624 (opens in new tab)

    Zoning, South Richmond Designated Open Space Amendment, Staten Island (N 260362 ZRR).

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    Introduced
  6. LU 0131-2026

    Zoning, Fort Hamilton Mews Rezoning, Brooklyn (C 260238 ZMK).

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    Committee
  7. LU 0132-2026

    Zoning, Fort Hamilton Mews Rezoning, Brooklyn (N 260239 ZRK).

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    Committee
  8. LU 0133-2026

    Zoning, Park Avenue Brooklyn Rezoning, Brooklyn (C 240218 ZMK).

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    Committee
  9. LU 0134-2026

    Zoning, Park Avenue Brooklyn Rezoning, Brooklyn (N 240219 ZRK).

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    Committee
  10. LU 0135-2026

    Zoning, Sojourner Truth – Mapes Rezoning, Bronx (C 240206 ZMX).

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    Committee
  11. LU 0136-2026

    Zoning, Sojourner Truth – Mapes Rezoning, Bronx (N 240207 ZRX).

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    Committee
  12. LU 0137-2026

    Zoning, 69-67 108th Street Rezoning, Queens (C 260186 ZMQ).

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    Committee
  13. LU 0138-2026

    Zoning, 69-67 108th Street Rezoning, Queens (N 260187 ZRQ).

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    Committee
  14. LU 0139-2026

    Zoning, 289 Kent Avenue Rezoning, Brooklyn (C 260087 ZMK).

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    Committee
  15. LU 0140-2026

    Zoning, 289 Kent Avenue Rezoning, Brooklyn (N 260088 ZRK).

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