SOTOMAYOR HOUSES
There are 3 lots grouped here:
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SOTOMAYOR HOUSES (1715 BRUCKNER BOULEVARD). More details at ZOLA.
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SOTOMAYOR HOUSES (1755 BRUCKNER BOULEVARD). More details at ZOLA.
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SOTOMAYOR HOUSES (1810 WATSON AVENUE). More details at ZOLA.
1755 BRUCKNER BOULEVARD,
Bronx, 10472
Public Housing Restructuring
- Private Infill Planned
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send foil requestWhat do we know about what NYCHA is doing or proposing here?
At the end of October 2017, the City put out a press release with this statement:
"The City will seek proposals for 100-pecent affordable senior buildings totaling 300 new homes on three underused NYCHA sites at Sotomayor, Bushwick II (Group E), and Baruch Houses."
http://www1.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/news/703-17/mayor-de-blasio-doubles-planned-senior-housing-30-000-affordable-homes#/
SOTOMAYOR HOUSES Details
Who decides what happens to this property?
Official Owner
New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) (public)
Contact:
David Pristin, Executive Vice President, External Affairs
((212) 306-3401
/
David.Pristin@nycha.nyc.gov)
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Key Contacts
City Council District
18
represented by
Amanda FarÃas
Community District
Bronx 9
(
bxbrd09@optonline.net
/
718-823-3034
),
district manager: William Rivera
Congressional District
14
represented by
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Senators:
Chuck Schumer
Kirsten Gillibrand
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Public Review Processes That Might Be Required
- When NYCHA Proposes Infill
- When NYCHA Sells or Leases Property to a Private Owner
- When Landmark Designation is Proposed
- When the City or a Developer Wants to Build Something More or Different Than What the Current Rules for the Property Allow
- When a Park or Playground is Being Turned Into Something Else