Tuesday, April 24, 2018

CB3 to hear City Council report 'Planning for Retail Diversity'

Tomorrow (Wednesday) night, CB3's Economic Development Committee will hear a City Council report titled "Planning for Retail Diversity: Supporting NYC’s Neighborhood Businesses."

Brian Paul, the author of the City Council report, is presenting. CB3 hopes to support actions from this report. (You can find a PDF of "Planning for Retail Diversity" here.)

The meeting is open to the public... it starts at 6:30 p.m. (Wednesday, April 25) in the University Settlement at Houston Street Center (273 Bowery).

1 comment:

  1. Funny, we had retail diversity, lots of it, but the City Council has steadfastly refused to take any actions to preserve it, starting in the 1980s when Ruth Messinger, then-Borough President, introduced a bill to save mom-and-pops and couldn't even get it brought to the floor for a vote. That ship has sailed, sorry to say.

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