Wednesday, August 27, 2014

September's CB3/SLA docket is amazingly small

Wow, just nine items (nine items!) on the September CB3/SLA committee agenda. That just might be a record-low.

Anyway! First of all, the meeting is Sept. 8 at 6:30 p.m. — Community Board 3 Office, 59 E. Fourth St. between Second Avenue and the Bowery.

And now!

Applications within Saturated Areas
• To be Determined, 98 Ave C (wb)

This is the vacant storefront between Alphabet City Beer Co. and Alphabet City Wine Co. Don't have info on this applicant just yet.

• Taqueria Lower East Side (Barraza Foods Inc), 121 Orchard St (op)

• Nadico Hotel LLC, 163 Orchard St (op)

• Epicure Kitchen LLC, 45 Ave B (wb)

Oh, one of those long-empty spaces where LeSouk enjoyed its reign of terror.

Sidewalk Cafe Application
• Berkli Parc Cafe (HH Hospitality LLC), 61 Delancey St (small unenclosed)

New Liquor License Applications
• Taqueria Saint Marks (Barraza Foods Inc), 79 St Marks Pl (op)

• Sliders (Aleppo Slider LLC), 647 E 11th St (upgrade to op)

Haven't met anyone who has been to this place.

• To be Determined, 171 E B'way (op)

• Huertas (Molinero LLC), 107 1st Ave (upgrade to op)

Huertas, a restaurant featuring "the cuisine of Northern Spain," opened back in April.

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b=beer only | wb=wine & beer only | op=liquor, wine, & beer | alt=alterations

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

The"Nadico Hotel LLC, 163 Orchard St (op)" item on the docket is for one of the new hotels opening in Hell Square.

The owner wants to have the 2nd floor's open floor (yes, it is built OPEN and unenclosed) and its open roof space to have 24/7 bar access.

If he's successful, the patrons would be able to drunkenly yell and woo it all day and night long (to loud music no doubt) and there won't be a damn thing anything could do about it.

The whole thing is ridiculous and we who live in Hell Square need to go to the CB meeting and voice our concerns over these plans. The noise the patrons will make will be unbearable. Enough is enough!


More background info here: http://www.boweryboogie.com/2014/08/gatsby-hotel-orchard-overbuilt-neighbors-worry-open-air-arcade/