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11 Public Design Commission’s meetings, 7 transcribed

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7 meetings

Public Design Commission · 3 h 10 min · 0 public speakersSep 22 · Commission meetingThe public hearing began with item 30542, preliminary review for a housing facility for Crossroads Juvenile Center in Brooklyn; presenters spoke from DDC and ACS.
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Public Design Commission · 2 h 48 min · 1 public speakerAug 17 · Commission meetingDOT staff presented a conceptual review of a streetscape master plan reconstruction of Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn; no public testimony or vote was taken.
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Public Design Commission · 4 h 34 min · 7 public speakersJul 20 · Commission meetingThe consent agenda items 30458, 30460 to 30467, and 30469 to 30479 were put to a vote, and "the consent agenda is unanimously approved."
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Public Design Commission · 2 h 44 min · 0 public speakersMay 18 · Commission meetingThe committee meeting began with a conceptual review of a sports center in Willowbrook Park, Staten Island; no public testimony or vote was taken.Speakers: Isabel Castilla, Laurie Hawkinson
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Public Design Commission · at least 1 h 26 minFeb 23 · Commission meeting
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Public Design Commission · 5 h 01 min · 1 public speakerJan 20 · Commission meetingA committee meeting reviewed the amended preliminary design for the reconstruction of Damrosch Park; no public testimony or vote was taken.
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Public Design Commission · 5 h 20 min · 0 public speakersNov 17, 2025 · Commission meetingPreliminary review of item 30227, construction of the Bronx Detention Complex, was heard, and the project was announced as approved at preliminary review.
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