Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Nick Benson’s organization
Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Franchise And Concession Review Committee Public Hearing
The committee held a public hearing regarding a license agreement with Somerville Enterprises, Inc. for the development, operation, and maintenance of a food, beverage, and merchandise concession at the Cafe Building in Kiosk 2, Fordham Plaza, in the Bronx. The hearing included a review of the proposed 10-year term, with options for two 5-year renewals, and an opportunity for public testimony, though none was provided.
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The Water Board meeting covered several operational and financial agenda items. Discussions included an overview of the Board's strong financial performance in fiscal year 2026, featuring record revenues, increased capital spending, and consistent positive investment returns. The Board also addressed water distribution and consumption trends, updated investment guidelines that have remained unchanged since 1998, and reviewed the results of a clean financial audit. Additionally, the Board approved two real property easement transactions: a driveway easement in Yorktown settled following litigation, and a radio transmission tower facility easement in Bedford to improve wireless communications.
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Landmarks Preservation Commission Public Hearing And Meeting
The board reviewed and approved a signage installation proposal for the City College, CUNY North Campus, which is an individual landmark. Additionally, the board deliberated on an application for the construction of a rooftop dormer within the Sunnyside Gardens Historic District, focusing on the proposed design's visibility and architectural compatibility.
Sep 29, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Landmarks Preservation Commission Public Hearing
The Commission reviewed and approved an application for a certificate of appropriateness for 75 Charles Street in the Greenwich Village Historic District, involving alterations to the front facade, reconstruction of the rear facade, and construction of rooftop and rear yard additions. Additionally, the Commission began hearing an application regarding a modification to an existing master plan for storefront infill at the New York Life Insurance Company building at 51 Madison Avenue.
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