What the members said

1:41:39What I’m asking specifically is, has the commission ever authorized the removal of a stained glass, non-religiously themed stained glass window from a building For sale, for permanent sale and removal.Michael GoldblumMember · Landmarks Preservation Commission · Sep 15, 2026Open the meeting at 1:41:39

2:36:45I have 2. First, will the bronze be maintained bright, or will it be allowed to weather?
Mark GinsbergMember · Landmarks Preservation Commission · Jul 21, 2026Open the meeting at 2:36:45
26:56I’m trying to figure out what’s the concept of the style of the building. Is it postmodern? Is it eclectic? And what’s the difference between the two in terms of this committee?
Everardo JeffersonMember · Landmarks Preservation Commission · Apr 21, 2026Open the meeting at 26:56
Two members are in the running for most talk time (preliminary)
Preliminary: at least 72% of members’ talk time is identified, under the 80% for a full comparison. The two in the running each average 10 to 11.6 minutes a meeting, and each could rank first; the data can’t order them.
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Historic preservation took 98% of the Landmarks Preservation Commission’s meeting time, more than at most bodies in the city
Share of meeting time by topic, from the transcript · 23 meetings, 88 hours · Oct 24, 2025 – Oct 8, 2026
bar = share of meeting time · line = 90% range · tick = typical New York body (shown where it is 0.5% or more)
Nine public speakers a meeting; the biggest crowd, 28, came on Mar 17, 2026
bar = public speakers at that meeting · tick = average meeting