Landmarks Preservation Commission · Feb 10, 2026
Tuesday3 h 34 min8 officials identified5 public speakersVideo: YouTube, 2 recordings
Public hearing item 3 was taken up: an application for a certificate of appropriateness to reconstruct the rear facade and construct rooftop and rear yard additions at a row house in the Upper West Side Central Park West Historic District.
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What happened
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- Public hearing item 3 was taken up: an application for a certificate of appropriateness to reconstruct the rear facade and construct rooftop and rear yard additions at a row house in the Upper West Side Central Park West Historic District.0:22rec. 1
- Remote public testimony was taken on item 3, and it was noted that Manhattan Community Board 7 recommends approval.7:10rec. 1
- Item 3 was announced as approved with modifications, with the applicant asked to continue working with staff.12:36rec. 1
- Public hearing item 4 was called: an application to modify a window opening at a row house in the Riverside West End Historic District Extension 2.12:42rec. 1
- Public hearing item 5 was called: an application to modify and create masonry openings, install windows, and install louvers at an apartment house in the expanded Carnegie Hill Historic District.21:49rec. 1
Who spoke
8 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Angie MasterVice chair · 16 min
- Michael Goldblum14 minFirst speaks at 38:52rec. 2
- Stephen Chu11 minFirst speaks at 53:36rec. 2
- Frank Mahan5.5 minFirst speaks at 39:39rec. 2
- Everardo Jefferson5.3 minFirst speaks at 44:35rec. 2
- Wellington Chen5.1 minFirst speaks at 48:30rec. 2
- Mark Ginsberg4.9 minFirst speaks at 8:33rec. 1
- Stephen Wilder3.4 minFirst speaks at 32:53rec. 1
Public comment: 5 speakers.
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Hamlet, “Landmarks Preservation Commission, Feb 10, 2026: New York.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/nyc/lpc/meetings/2026-02-10. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Feb 10, 2026.