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Detrimental to future japan it up. First of all, i want to thank many people involving the commission. Because which this came to the commission the commission realized it was a plan that the community really didnt agree b upon and the community really didnt have a chance to respond to the original plan of japan town. So with the Community Process it took much longrange than anticipated i think it was about 4 years. We were told and thanks to director ram he allowed us enough f t es to carry on. I want to thank all the planners that were part of this and paul was hes made this so the community...

So to echo my congratulations. I know people have worked for decades on this. Ive had the pleasure of working with many of you and. Ill alleyway agree with commissioner bordens comments that one of the biggest Property Owners wasnt involved in this so hopefully, theyll see the benefit and come around and get engaged or sell their property, you know, and get someone who is somebody whos, in fact, engaged. Theres great bold ideas in here establishing a Community Development corporations but im glaltd to see the big ideas. The city owns the garage which is a huge asset and mta has got to get invo...

Glendon hyde. We have quorum i did get a late email from naomi akers she couldnt attend. All right. So we dont have a huge agenda hopefully, well keep this under an hour. The first thing is any Public Comment . This is for anything that say you feel protons to the business of the entertainment commission. Seeing none, Public Comment is closed. Moving on to item 2 is the rough and approval of minutes november filth. Commissioners i dont know if you have any changes to make if not happy to entertain a motion i move to approve. Second. Audrey joseph is there any Public Comment from the minutes of...

Effective March 3, 2024, the New York City Department of Transportation (NYC DOT) adopted new rules for the City's permanent outdoor dining program, Dining Out NYC. Spanning...

The highs and lows of New York City have never felt more extreme. On the one hand, office occupancy continues to remain stagnant around 50% of its pre-pandemic levels. On the other hand, the streets feel more crowded than Rio during Mardi Gras. And it is not just tourists wearing Santa hats and gawking at the Rockefeller tree along Fifth Ave. — the diversity and energy of the crowd suggests a newfound appreciation of street-life for New Yorkers.