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Committee on Land Use · Mar 25, 2026

Wednesdayat least 10 min2 officials identified0 public speakers11 agenda itemsRoll call: 12 present, 1 excused (clerk)Video: Viebit

The result was announced as “a vote of 12 in the affirmative, 0 in the negative, and no abstentions, all items have been adopted by the committee.”

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17 of 21 meetings transcribed, Oct 24, 2025 to Oct 22, 2026.This meeting: Mar 25, 2026

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Agenda · 11 itemsShowHide
  1. 1:09Landmarks, 1727 Amsterdam Avenue – Hill Top Apartments, Manhattan (C 260071 HAM).
  2. 1:53Landmarks, DEP Newtown Creek CSO Tunnel, Brooklyn and Queens (C 260063 PCY).
  3. 1:53Landmarks, DEP Newtown Creek CSO Tunnel, Brooklyn and Queens (C 260064 PSY).
  4. 2:36Zoning, 20 Berry Street, Brooklyn (C 240271 ZMK).
  5. 2:36Zoning, 20 Berry Street, Brooklyn (N 240272 ZRK).
  6. 2:36Zoning, 20 Berry Street, Brooklyn (C 240273 ZSK).
  7. 3:08Zoning, 1325 Avenue of the Americas – Text Amendment, Manhattan (N 240303 ZRM).
  8. 3:27Zoning, Allen Street Mall Demapping, Manhattan (C 250306 MMM).
  9. 3:27Zoning, Allen Street Mall Demapping, Manhattan (N 250307 ZRM).
  10. 4:02Zoning, Le Dive, Manhattan (D 2650119000 SWM).
  11. 4:30Landmarks, Approximately 754-Seat Primary/Intermediate School Facility, Staten Island (G 250094 SCR).

What happened

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  1. The committee met to vote on land use items referred by its two subcommittees, including LU-35 for the 1727 Amsterdam Hill Top Apartment proposal in Hamilton Heights.0:27
  2. Chair Kevin C. Riley called the vote on all the listed items together, and the clerk then called the roll.7:47
  3. The result was announced as “a vote of 12 in the affirmative, 0 in the negative, and no abstentions, all items have been adopted by the committee.”9:56

Quotes

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The question before us is simple: who is public land for? The pressure in Upper Manhattan is real. Rents have climbed, families are being pushed out, seniors are holding on month to month, and too many New Yorkers are still cycling through shelters or unstable housing because they don’t have a permanent place to land.Shaun Abreu · District 75:03

Who spoke

2 officials identified · talk time, most first.

Roll call: 12 present, 1 excused, 0 absent. From the clerkPublic comment: 0 speakers.

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Hamlet, “Committee on Land Use, Mar 25, 2026: New York.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/nyc/land-use/meetings/2026-03-25. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Mar 25, 2026.